Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Payoff Letter from Mrs Bort
A Woman from Moore Avenue, Washington Park Illinois shares relief from female troubles backache and nervous spells after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills Her story praises restored youth and asks others to write for free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Washington Park
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Piskham
Bort
Sropre
Moore Avenue
Ilinois
Lyndia E. Pinkham
Ydie i. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Stripes Inspire Fashion Recollection By Two Witnesses
A playful exchange recalls the moment fashion adopted black and white stripes, turning a supposed disgrace into a stylish statement. The bur glar and pocket reminisce about past reactions to the pattern and its enduring appeal.
Baby rash relief with Curtin Soap bath article
If baby is troubled with rashes itching or irritated skin follow Curtin Soap bath with high application of Cultura Gluti ont to the affected part. Free sample by mail with Book address postcard sent to Cutionin Dept II Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cutionin
Dept. II
Boston
Ady
Adoption Delay At New York Children's Aid Society
For the first time in 26 years the Children’s Aid Society of New York cannot provide enough foster placements or adoptions as older youths are drawn to wartime work. The demand stems from military preparedness camps and munitions factories, with many trained boys joining the army last month.
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Children’s Aid Society of
New York
Sociery
Tits Farm
Sclwil
Stockhelm
Swerten
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Chpinyania
Unie
Ning
Corrupt Mail Mix Ups Delay Decoration Tally in London
A corps leader learns decorations were altered and staff prepared recommendations, but the Gazette shows none of the tallies. A mislaid roll of obituaries and an envelope error led to the mix up while a nun’s busy schedule is cited as a cautionary note.
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London
Healthful zest adds to meals with a snappy taste
A hot table drink appeals to most if it delivers a brisk flavor and health benefits. The piece suggests a beverage that satisfies both taste and wellness, noting few drinks meet all criteria as well as this one.
Rainy Beauty Advice From Milady's Boudoir
A long stream of guidance on weathering the rain for beauty. Advice covers complexion care, proper rainwear, and home spa routines including baths, breathing, and a detailed hand and arm cream procedure with ingredients and steps. The article emphasizes staying active in rain, choosing appropriate clothing, and using specific grooming formulas.
U-Boat Liner Preparing for Return Voyage
The Deutschland crew voted to turn over to the patrol fund the $10,000 reward from a New Yorker. A powerful searchlight sweeps waters and shorelines as deck crew readiness is described for the voyage home.
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Efoo
Timmon
Ped
Lewis automatic machine gun praised by Belgians in war efforts
The Lewis automatic gun, air cooled and jam-proof, is credited with aiding Belgian defense early in the war. It reportedly can fire up to 660 rounds per minute from a 47-shell wheel, and England and France adopted it widely for aircraft defense against Zeppelins. The U.S. offered the weapon to Colonel LN Lewis, who declined.
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Howton Transcript
Weilchme
Spain
United States
LN. Lewis
U.S. A
Wine Albert
England
France
Aspirin and Headache Claims Questioned
The text questions aspirin as a universal cure for rheumatic headache noting limited relief in most cases and suggesting safer remedies like water, baths, and rest. It argues many use aspirin self medicatingly, with physicians more accessible in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corea
Juneau Alaska Mining Tale From Weenington Star Travelogue
A rugged portrait of Juneau sits by the water as the Treadwell mine near Juneau captures attention. The piece describes Juneau’s rough charm, a booming mine operation, crude town life, and the social scene surrounding the vast gold output and whiskey lore.
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Weenington Star
Juneau
Alaska
T Hat Onintey
Htmelf
Treadwell
Ela Iriclivy
Dimnean Ts
Let Us Have Peace A Grant Nomination Letter Tale
A garbled Washington Post account recounts General Grant accepting the presidential nomination in May 1868. It notes the famous line Let us have peace appended to his letter and details a social reception at his headquarters near Seventeenth Street.
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Washington
Hawley
Grant
Appomattog
House Iim
Gleneral Grant
Maciey
Tatoo
Jrawley Committee
Frederick Dent
Chant
Army Headquarters
Bie
Vic
A. Rawlling
Generel Grant
Local Gazette Critique of Beer Licenses and Price Proposals
A garbled bulletin from a city government page critiques beer license costs and price proposals. It mentions a cent Worth of beer and references licenses, duties, and potential fees. The fragment suggests public pricing debate and oversight by local authorities.
British munitions surge and German secrets revealed
Dr Addison, parliamentary secretary, outlined Britain’s munitions surge across towns and villages including shell production in diverse sites. He cited weekly output surpassing earlier year estimates and noted scientific help to counter German material control, while ministries work to uncover missing formulas and expand research support.
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London
Addison
Parilhminnary
Sheffield
Abelia
Airitiaie Pol Nanataether
Amip Fonts
Arrmreent Flirt
Arsenal Legere
Che
Cierfnians
Sone
Escientista
Senatorial Speech Revision Questioned in Congressional Record
The piece debates the practice of revising speeches before printing, praising Webster's extemporaneous style while criticizing overedited forms. It cites a late senator’s autography recalling Nebeter’s thinking processes and questions the value of detailed revision.
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Kanene Civ
Congressional
Nebeter
Senatoc Oer
Kaleman
The Roaming Engineers and a Dinner Table Mystery
A party of engineers touring rural Kentucky stops at a farmhouse for dinner. A mother explains a shortage of utensils caused by children wielding knives, and a boy interrupts with a list of imaginary guests. The text then shifts to a poem about chickens and a child’s memory, ending with a reflective, mournful tone about parting. Unknown
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Rentucka
Pe Cortune
Johnny
Kitchener Charms Court Yet Laments His Bachelorhood
Fragmentary obituary notes Lord Kitchener as a devoted yet solitary figure to Queen Alexandra. It recalls his frequent visits for family inquiries and social duties at Sandringham and York House, with a life marked by public service and scarce personal companionship.
Museum of the American Indian to Rise on Broadway Site
Plans for a new Museum of the American Indian on Broadway near 6th Street include a four story building with a basement. The Huntington fund backs the project and aims to showcase the origin of prehistoric western races and the life stories of eastern tribes through a vast collection of carvings pottery and feather works.
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New York Times Sree
Museum of the American Indian
M. Huntington
Broadway
Miepainie Tiseum
Sam Hety Priente
George
Tristees
Lew Otter Tam
Fleve Lee
Bowloal
Amelia
Lene Howe
Algowlrne
Columbus
Clammle
United States
Cows Turn Fortune For Oneida County Farmer
In the American Magazine a feature on Frank M. Jones of Oneida County New York recounts how a farm boy built a fortune by breeding fancy dairy stock. He purchased two young heifers fed and groomed them to maturity with yields surpassing a world record. Jones now owns 146 cows valued around 260000 with Pontime Lane as the champion. His herd, described as bovine aristocrats, required veterinary care and exemplifies modern dairying methods and profits from fancy stock, begun with initial capital under 1400.
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Frank M. Jones
Oneida County
N.Y
Jones
Pontes
Pontime
Krank Jones
Ponthoe Lanse
Public Houses to Be Built in Carnate Under Government Plan
The government proposes to create 100 public houses in Carnate with funds from the exchequer and Drewes fund to provide meals and refreshment rooms. The plan aims to aid the poor and offer work and welfare, with profit sharing and seasonal employment.
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Lonion
Chane
Thraual
Dawid
Central
Drewes Fund
Collie
Ninkeri
Carnate
Ehnyy
American Diplomats Navigate Neutrality Amid War Strains
The article details American legations in Stockholm Copenhagen and Christiania handling complex duties as neutral observers amid wartime pressure. It notes ministers Nelson Morris and Albert J Schiodeman managing trade licenses and communications with Sweden Denmark and Norway to protect American commerce and dispatch critical messages to central powers.
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United States
Stockholm
Americus
Nelson Morris
Russia
Sweden
Swortem
Amerca
America
Ruseio
Eenteel
Atrietiy
Ofl
American Swaeporte
Mieh
Morria le
Capenhapes
Iwritieh
Germany
Twell
Cogent Mn
Denmark
Mourige Prone
Copenhagen
Meneages
Christiania
Americas
Norway
Albert J. Schiiedeman
Wisconsin
Legatin & Workshop
Iight
Hetty Green as a Warning Against Wealth Flaunt
A harsh portrait of Hetty Green marks wealth as a peril to virtue. The article argues her fortune and frugal life reveal poverty of values, warning against ostentatious enterprise and the moral risks of vast riches.
Mushroom Catsup Delicacy From A Historic Note
A quirky mushroom catsup recipe is described with steps to wash pick and simmer mushrooms with vinegar pepper and spices. The method calls for cayenne sugar and salt and ends with a simmer then cooling for use with meat.
Fragmented Political Snippet From Brooklyn Ledger
A garbled passage references service terms and interstate delivery disputes. It mentions Republicans and Perkins, with unclear names and places, suggesting a political or civic notice buried in fragmented text.
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Williams Sanatorium
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Mine
Milady
Paris
Deutchland
Chesapeake Bay
Paul Koenig
U. S
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Daoote
Providenew
Boore Lins
Kansas
Geguechiment
Poweloal
Britain
American Chicken Yard
Chen
Wien
Elds
Kitchener
Perlis Nores
Lord Kitchener
Alexandra
Janelles
Net
Muriberonshowe
Thom
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham
Nisscot
Kent
Browmetall
Canterbury
Cod
York House
St. James Palace
Beinig
Botter
Dichter
Jochen
Lavydon
Museum OF American Indian
Kane State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
St. Paul
Premeemeed Bey
Wemils
Hetty Green
Royal
Jooklyn Regieee
Delivanes Winaln
Nh ' Mary
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