Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial in Onalaska
Mrs. Lester E. Wagner of Onalaska Wisconsin reports relief from chronic back and stomach pain after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She states she is no longer in pain and can perform housework, praising the medicine and encouraging others, noting women write letters to share success stories.
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Onalaska
Wis
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lester E. Wagner
Box 69
Lydia E, Pinkham
Entirely Different Lines of Work in a Library Tale
Phyllis Braithwaite, the Liberty Teacher, dreams of a new career after a fairy tale visit from Mr. De Guenther. Over a week she experiences library life at the De Guenther house and learns of Mia Harrington and her son Allan, whose pressures threaten a planned marriage to Louise Frey.
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Adam
Phyllis Braithwaite
de Guenther
George Washington
Liberty
Phyllis Narcissa
Phyllis
Miss Braithwaite
Mr. de Guenther
Miss Black
Anna
Anna Blackewame
Dolly Graham
Doly
Mary Gayley
Tvens
Woodoy al
Anna Black
Luc
Sim
Moa Atkinson
Mack Duggie
Maggie
Noor Hal
Exich
Phyliia
Thia
Alun
Mrs. de Guenther
Horace
Mia
Harrington
Allah
Allau
Angela
Oury
C Caplained
Allan
Louise Freys
Senators New and Harding urged arms for Armenian government
A Milwaukee Journal opinion questions a Senate subcommittee vote to direct the secretary of war to supply arms and ammunition to Armenia. The piece argues wartime entanglement risks and suggests a League of Nations would better settle the Armenian question without U.S. aid that could trigger bloodshed and conflict with Turkey. It targets Senators New and Harding and cites Harding's presidential bid.
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Milwaukee Journal
Senate
New
Harding
Art Williams
Turkey
Armenia
United States
Lodge
League of Nations
Tenants at Auction Sell Leases in St Louis House
A St Louis landlord auctioned leases for a new apartment house to the highest bidders. He reportedly received more than his asking price due to tough competition. The bidding favored wealthier entrants, complicating the fate of tenants with modest means seeking housing.
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St. Louis
Sims Forgets and Admiral Sims Testimony
The text urges listening to Admiral Sims testimony for future improvement. It cites American troop movements to Europe, noting 1,179,380 soldiers transported, 46 percent by American vessels, and 1,720,060 troops carried eastward. It questions why any doubt arises from a record of such efforts.
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Milwaukee Journal
Sims
Hindaight
Europe
United States
Oe L. FP. Ayrea
United States Army
Alaff
Cold War Memorial at Swaffham Prior Parish Church
A Cambridgeshire village erects stained glass windows in its church to depict war activities. One panel shows a tank with iron tow, another a German submarine in the sea, and a third a Red Cross nurse aiding soldiers. Explanatory texts accompany each scene.
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The
Sun
New York Herald
Swaffham Prior
Cambridgeshire
England
Beneaath
Seon & Tank
400 Percent Dividend From the Christian Belenée Monitor
Two beef news items on the telegraph wire discuss a 400 percent dividend and the right for stockholders to buy one new share for each old share. Old shares quoted around 0, down from 4, with gasoline prices and coal issues cited. The articles hint at German and American company ownership and possible market speculation.
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Christian Belenée Monitor
Ingresalag Dustaay
United States
Ahle 2
The Civilizing Touch and Marquesan Health Decline
The article reviews Frederick O'Brien's Tahiti years and his White Shadows work, detailing Marquesan population decline since white contact. It cites Father David on dying races, epidemics from whaling ships, and colonial suppression of play as a factor in cultural decay.
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Tahiti
Hivahow
Europe
Tabhiti
Frederick O'Brien
Hivahoa
Marquesan Islands
Asia
South America
O'Brien
Aumila
Father David
al Polynesia
Aumin
Talot
Fetuhiva
Boston
Rise In Stocks Signals Broad Market Buoyancy
The Springfields Republican notes a strong stock surge with rail shares up sharply and industrials leading gains. General Motors climbs in a month, Crucible steel dividend boosts activity, and oils and coppers follow the rally amid easier money rates and calm political fears.
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General Motors
Crucible Steel
Europe
Senate
Lena
Lowden campaign gains in Virginia delegates
The Virginia Republican convention awarded an instructed delegation to Governor Lowden, giving him 15 of 16 possible delegates to Chicago. The piece notes Lowden's mixed reception in Minnesota and his strong showing in the South as Wood organization leaders fray.
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Minnesota
Virginia
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
Atete
South
Lowdon
Chicago
Filan
Kk Hitchcock
Ant Thie
Ue Wood
Trotsky’s Travel Vision Supposed Imperial Trappings
A refugee in Finland describes Trotsky’s reported journey by an elaborate train with 14 coaches pulled by two locomotives. The mock imperial entourage includes a print office and a warehouse of motor vessels, suggesting a lengthy, well-equipped move as he travels toward an implied arrival.
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Befence Monitor
Trotsky
Russia
Pinland
Nauheim
London
Evar
Trae
Menken
Wie
Trataky
Government WW spending on Zeppelins and air power plans
The report outlines U S government spending on Zeppelin development and related airship experiments at home and abroad. It notes the proposal to build and operate a Zeppalin to defend the country, with a potential order size around ten million dollars and Ford involvement. specifics remain unclear.
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Los Angeles Times
Bingland
Enry
Ford van Rg
Eury
Child Peril Noted As Baby Slater Falls From Couch
The mother and Ilie Kathryn reported hearing baby Slater fall from a couch upstairs. Kathryn warned that the infant's continued falls could ruin her.
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Ilie Kathryn
Little Slater
Kathryn
Lift Off Corns Freezone Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Freezone as a quick corn remedy with a spy bottle for a few cents. It promises painless corn removal on feet including between toes and calluses, crediting a Cincinnati genius. The note mocks future electricity washing and Punch London humor.
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Freezone
Cincinnati
Adv
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Praised
Davenport reader A Brown credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing severe boils and purifying his blood. He notes prior illness doctors could not explain and says he was helped by mail order medicine from Dr Pierce.
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Davenport
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Brown
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets End Biliousness and Constipation
A Muscatine resident, R B Williams of 705 E Fifth St, praises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for three years as a pleasant reliable first class medicine for biliousness and constipation.
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