Neighbor recounts Pinkham remedy relief for menstrual pain
Mrs George Tegarden of Moundsville West Virginia testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fixed irregular periods, reducing pain and making cycles regular She urges other young women to try it and contact the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance and confidential letter responses
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Moundaville
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Tegarden
Third Street
Moundsville
Canadians propose aerial irrigation from planes
Winnipeg men plan an aerial irrigation company to spray liquid air into clouds in an effort to induce rain. The idea aims to drop moisture from 5,000 feet and follows a prior unsuccessful attempt using dust in Pretoria.
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Winnipeg
Pretoria
Smugglers staged auto theft ruse as police probe
A voiced exchange describes a man lounging by a running car while a stringer jokes about a realistic auto theft setup. The quip hints at staged crime to provoke pursuers and a rush to reveal the swap, as onlookers gauge the scene.
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Sali
Cuticura Ad Promotes Soap Ointment and Talcum
Cuticura for care of hands suggests soaking in hot soda solution, drying, and rubbing in Cuticura Ointment. Remove surplus ointment with tissue. Claims the trio Soap Ointment and Talcum serves all toilet needs in one ad.
Theories on a Man Falling From an Airplane
A Leavenworth Post reflection notes the man's fate is altered by whether the Newton or Einstein theory explains the fall, illustrating a playful take on science and destiny.
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Witte
Newton
Miostein
Leavenworth Post
Roosters Crowing Phrase Appears in Fragment
A fragmentary text hints at a saying about roosters crowing and a shift away from something unclear. The readable portion does not specify place date or names. The snippet remains ambiguous and lacks concrete facts to confirm an event or context.
Barn Home Brings Hope as Hollisters Seek New Life
Mrs Hollister improves at the country barn home after a doctor endorses the move out of town. Graham and siblings foster farm life with chickens rabbits and a watchdog Star as relatives visit and witness a warm, accepting community.
First Days in a New Home Inspire Simple Joys and Work
Doris and Harley explore a spacious new home turning outdoors into a playground. They plant a small garden with violet roots and buttercups while Doris decorates with brook stones and twigs. Harley leaves school to help at home as Carol rides to high school with friends for the last weeks of term.
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Harley
Mother
Carol
Shirley
George
Boy Chimney Sweep Dazzles Crowd With King Sing Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a July 1490 Maine encounter where a young chimney sweep earned 6 francs by promising to reveal the new king and then began the Marseillaise. The tale blends wit, royal drama, and a crowd’s rousing chorus.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
France
Maine
Lown Phillipe
Goula Phillipe
Our Interest in Europe and American Credit Reach
The article notes America's pivotal role in Europe’s welfare and the vast international credit balance. It states that over seven years since World War I, more than 15 billion dollars in government and private credits are owed to the United States, while foreign buyers continue to seek American goods like wheat copper cotton steel to fund purchases.
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Bulletin Mechanics and Metals National Bank
Europe
Shall girls bob their hair to please wise men or fit work?
Arthur Brisbane argues for short hair for women as practical and sane, urging demureness and inward curling. He cites diaries and wartime decorum, then shifts to warnings about violence, fashion, and naval policy with satirical tones. The column blends social advice with historical and political allusions.
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Arthur Brisbane
President Harding
Unclear poem lines critique wobblie organizers as ticket agents
The text combines a verse fragment by McLandburgh Wilson about squandered treasure with a second note criticizing wobblie organizers for charging harvest bands to ride freight trains. It suggests fraudulent or exploitative behavior by the organizers in a historical newspaper context.
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Wobblie” Organigers
British golf and Moscow talk mix in quirky derailed note
A garbled screed mixes sports and politics with references to England, tin coats, and British golf. It cites George, Ambassador Harvey, and Moscow chatter about the Soviet government and the Red Army, presenting a disjointed, unclear scene.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Harvey
England
Tia
Nan
Troteky
Moscow
Red Army
Lao
Bedwetting guidance and a playful fable from old page
A mixed feature discusses bedwetting training for children with warnings against drugs and a focus on routines, wake times, fluids control, and rewards. It includes a whimsical two frogs tale ending with a moral about perseverance and butter, reflecting light local color and practical tips.
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University of Californian Haw
University Medical School
Perhaye
Carter
Ford learns the rule against fast freight rate cuts
The Kansas City Star discusses Henry Ford hitting a wall with the Interstate Commerce Commission over adjusting railroad tariffs. It notes Ford’s attempt to lower rates and the commission’s demand for 60 days notice, comparing cattlemen seeking quicker relief to a broader wartime sense of rule bound action.
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Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Fordd
Interstate Commerce
Ford
Iteratate Commerce Commission
M. Ford
Kansas
Wooma
Rose
Garry Qai Brings Grit to Lead and Advance Spirit
A fragment from the Houston Post notes the man with grit calling the advance and leading the way while detractors mock the government and lounge in loafing places.
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Garry Qai
The
Houston Post
The Old Order Changeth in Florida Politics
A brief note from the Florida Times-Union reflects on changes in political leadership as the season of transition continues. It hints at evolving strategies among seasoned figures and party moves ahead of upcoming actions.
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The
Florida Times-Union
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