Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Parents Credit Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs O Johnson of Ellensburg Washington writes of a long illness after a layoff period and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health enabling her to care for her home and raise a child. She urges other women with menstrual disorders to try the medicine and seeks advice from the Pinkham Company.
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Ellensburg
Wesh
Lydia E. Pinkpham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fran Ass
Almost Human Parrot? Shopkeeper’s Daughter Reveals Surprise
A Chicago Tribune note recalls a shopper visiting a small jewelry store where a parrot’s voice cried out from the rear. The jeweler then reveals the bird is his daughter, shocking the visitor and ending any bargain talks.
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Chicago Tribune
Can I Be Cured Says the Sufferer Ad
An advice column urges sufferers to seek causes and aid nature for health. It stresses kidney care and promotes Gold Medal LD Ol as relief, claiming quick cures and money back if ineffective. It advises looking for the Gold Medal name on every box.
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Nature
Mr. Hill
Luncheon Case Also Serves as Auto Foot Rest
A luncheon case has been invented that doubles as a foot rest for cars. A joke notes that it looks useful, but warns party ladies must avoid getting their high heels in the tart and jam.
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Redd
Greene
Castoria and Remedial Ads Mentioned in Blurred Notices
A fragmented column references Castoria the infant remedy and bears a warning to examine bottles for the signature. Other snippets mention a late hour arrival, a quarrel with a brunted voice, and a wartime prohibition probe. A laundry aid by Lied Cross Ball Blue appears as a purchasable product.
Poem Line Exchange Sparks Affection in Boston
A playful verse from the Boston Evening Transcript frames a flirtatious dialogue between She and He about love and happiness. The exchange centers on devotion and mutual affection, ending with She declaring possession of the speaker.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Gompers Defends Direct Action in AFL Pronouncement
The Springfield Republican reports Samuel Gompers defending direct action as a democratic principle. He warns that using work stoppages to override ballots could destroy political order and threaten the republic, urging unity against revolutionary radicalism within labor.
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American Federation of Labor
Commonwealth
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Riots by Rioters
The Dearborn Independent cites Chicago coroner Hoffmann’s jury finding that killings in the riot involved both sides but were driven by robbery. It argues most victims were robbed, condemns racial hatred, and urges unity against the true enemy: the riot as a crime amplifying hate.
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Dearborn
Hoffman
Chicago
America
The Impact of Small Insects on Economy and Society
An essay argues that tiny pests like boll weevil, cattle tick, and fever mosquito shape the south and nation, draining hundreds of millions yearly and altering cotton, cattle, and disease patterns. It notes 75 million acres of swamps breed mosquitoes, costing billions in indirect losses.
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South
Senator Watson Reveals Soviet Threat Across Nation
A sympathetic dispatch says Senator James Watson disclosed that Mexico would surrender to revolutionists tied to Russian soviets. He warned Mexicans and Russians plan to attack the United States from Colorado, with 60 000 troops marching east to bolster Bolshevism within weeks. He urged newspapers to withhold details to avoid aiding the conspiracy.
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New York Times
James ©. Watson
American Club of
Indianapolis
Carranza
Mexico
Republic
Colorado
Russia
America
Bolsheviem
Ook Wateon
Ev Il
Cpa
Rushville
Watson
Judge Smart Advises On Note Payments For Legal Safety
Kansas City Star notes Judge A. Smart offers general advice for note payoffs. He warns to demand the actual note when paying and to avoid accepting other receipts. He says the holder must present the note for payment to collect and securing the note saves time, trouble, and potential court litigation.
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A. Smart
Kansas
Enforce the Law Report from The Seattle Times
The assistant secretary of labor Locha Fr Post challenges deportation plans in the Pacific Northwest. A telegram indicates the department would require a definite overt act to proceed, shaping defense strategy against the bolshevik movement.
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Locha Fr. Post
Chera
Wadithon
Pacific Northwest
Deportation law questioned over alien membership in sedition groups
The speaker argues that the October 16 1918 act already deports aliens affiliated with groups advocating overthrow by force, calling it an overt act. They urge immediate action to protect the government rather than waiting for armed sedition.
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United Statos
Lecture Recalled After Sleepy Houston Post Event
Report from Houston Post notes a lecture by Flownon-How that drew a Gloomy response as nearly all attendees nodded off. The lecturer misread nods as approval though most present slept through the talk by Lotte-Fine.
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Flownon
Lotte
South Dakota’s Candidate and the Delegates Question
NY World notes South Dakota’s early party conventions empower delegates but risk harming later influence in national nominating fights. Major General Wood may welcome the tribute, yet the Wood candidacy faces opposition from strong party factions. The piece argues careful strategy at the June national convention to avoid premature pledge changes.
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South Dakota
New York
Pete
Wood
Anges
Thane
Satore
Labor Shortage War Drive Pushes Idlers to Work
A broad call urges anti idling laws to curb labor shortages in farms and towns. Governors edge and state officers mobilize enforcement, with New Jersey issuing a sweeping order to compel able bodied men 18 to 50 to work or face jail, as Wilson's draft order looms.
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America
United States
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
New York
South Dakota
Georgia
Edge
Government Employment Bureau
Newark
Labor Department
State Department of Labor
Wilson
Ripe Olives and Botulinus Poisoning Reported
A health column discusses ripe olives linked to botulinus poisoning cases in Detroit and other cities. It explains bacillus botulinus, heat destruction of toxin, and calls for anti toxin stocks. mentions Dr Claskey and Professor Graham and the Slayback case affecting margin calls in brokerage markets.
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Detroit
Peoce
Claskey
Fort Wayne
McCluskey
Graham
University of Ilinois
McClaskey
Guilt and justice in war crimes trials debated
Opinion argues that international courts should try individual Germans for crimes from pillage to murder, including the former Kaiser. It contends punishment after conviction would ease anger at Germans and that holding him accountable could absolve others and shift responsibility away from the German people.
New York Court Decision Hits Wall Street Brokerage Firm
Flora dace White sues Henry M. Slayback & Co in New York All Court division citing damages from securition valued at US dollars. The case tests financial practices and customer rights in commerce and finance.
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Commerce and Finance
Wall Street
All Court, of
New York
Flora Dace White
Henry M. Slayback & Co
Senator Lodge Warns That Peace With Germany Is Delayed
In January 1919 Senator Lodge decries inaction on Germany peace talks. He warns the war is not over and calls for decisive steps to secure a lasting peace, noting daily delays complicate a proper settlement and risk renewed conflict.
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Germany
Red Raids in 1776 From the New York Pont
An old Cleveland collection shows in summer 1776 Arthur Thomas was mobbed and mistreated for saying we congress be damned while seven Philadelphia tradesmen faced ban from trade for rejecting continental currency. A Tory in Philadelphia insulted Congress and feared punishment, and patriots judged dissent as treason. The chronicle notes colonists kept a strict line and learned to speak carefully.
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New York
Cleveland
Arthur Thomas
Philadelphia
Congress
America
Calling Ourselves Names From a Kansas City Address
A Kansas City speech decries labeling investors as parasites while urging recognition that most people are capitalists and workers. The speaker argues capitalism enables progress and warns against broad class hostility, noting that ownership of bonds, homes, or insurance ties all Americans to economic systems.
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Kansas Ty Star
Hogegars
Capitallots
Kansas City
Remedy for horse distemper influenza and colds claim
An advert claims a universal horse medicine prevents and cures distemper influenza and colds in horses mares foals and stallions by cleansing the blood and glands. It asserts few drops daily stop exposure from causing disease and promotes dealer and agent sales with no harmful ingredients.
Restitution to Uncle Sam Touted by Spohn Medical Co
A 19th century column discusses a moral revival of restitution to the U S Treasury, citing Spohn Medical Co of Goshen Indiana as a beneficiary and noting a long history of voluntary contributions. It blends anecdotes of anonymous donors with a brief etymology of cordon bleu to explain cultural terms.
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Spohn Medical Company
Goshen, Ind
Uncle Sam
Bayer Aspirin Claims Era Headache Relief
Advert says Bayer Tablets of Aspirin come in Bayer package with directions for headache cold pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. Claims Bayer stands for genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Tin of 12 tablets cost a few cents. aspirin is a Bayer trademark for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Cheap Concrete Houses at Union N 7 Stand Cost Prospect
Charles H. Inger soll builds concrete houses costing 2200 dollars each with a first floor containing a dining room living room and no kitchen and a second floor with two bedrooms and a bath. The form for pouring concrete costs 7000 dollars but can be erected in a day and used 100 times. A house can be finished in a month.
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Union
N. 7
Charles H. Ingersoll
Noor
Woman's Critical Time A Brief Community Update
A fragmented note reports a woman facing a critical time with local support options being discussed. No names or places are clearly readable in the text. Further details are unavailable from the provided snippet.
Knew One When She Saw It
Mrs. Crimsonbeak questions what detained her as Mr. Crimsonbeak recalls stepping home for tea and a bun. The playful exchange hints at small town habits and daily routines through quirky dialogue.
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