Winona Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy for Nervousness
A Winona Minnesota woman reports relief from chronic nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states sleepless nights and constant nerves disappeared and she regained energy to work. The letter endorses the product as a standard remedy for menstrual and related female ailments.
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Winona
Minn
Berrenanem
Wes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
St. Winans
Unable to harness a stubborn horse on a fishing trip
A man and his friend attempt to ride a horse after a Sunday fishing trip. The horse refuses to take the bit and an exhausted effort to coax it leads to confusion and comic misadventure among the storytellers.
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Jobo Smith
Pal
Meg Fisher
Smith
Suth
Contradictory Impressions During Reading Session
A reader notes spring POV content is uneven yet offers a distraction from ongoing shortages. The metaphorical piece reflects mixed engagement and curiosity about the season’s themes.
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Mitt
Condensed News Roundup with Trials and War Notes
Deputy Nevada food administrator James A. Wood was bound over for a federal grand jury on a $5000 bond for allegedly taking 300 from South Fork Flour Mills of Elko. Other items include convict labor reform candidate Thomas J. Tynan for Colorado governor, a bull dog suicide, a body near Roy Montana, and a torpedo plant explosion killing workers. Domestic and international war actions, legal cases, and political moves fill this weekly digest.
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Intermountain
James A. Wood
Nevada
Federal Grand Jury
United States
San Francisco
South Fork Flour Mills
Elko
Nev
Thomas J. Tynan
Canon City
Colorado State Penitentiary
Colorblo
Americans Rushed to France in Mass Mobilization
Washington reports more than 1.3 million men have been called and sent overseas or placed in camps. Ordance keeps pace with expansion as artillery and machine guns reach France. projected mobilization continues into summer and fall. The army may reach over three million within a year, with some estimates near four million.
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Bicht
Twonigaie
Catnip Jaekwon
B.cam
New York City
Cueadiy Inn
Benbrook
Tex
Lawrence C. Hodgson
St. Paul
Julius FP
Emme
Sochaliat
Washington
Ordnance Department
Ordander
France
Borglum Denies Charges Over Aircraft Ties
New York sculptor Gutzon Borglum flatly denied seeking private gain through promoting an airplane company or any link to such ventures. He accused the War Department of directing opposition to aircraft production investigations and cited vast spending as wasted. He rejected accusations arising from Army Intelligence Bureau documents tied to Deeds and Mix.
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New York
Gutzon Borglum
Wilson
War Department
Army Intelligence Bureau
Deed
Mix
Deeds
Army
Kenyon W. Mix
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Public Fasting and Prayer Proclaimed for Victory Day
May 30 set as National Memorial Day by President Wilson in a proclamation dated May 11 urging public humiliation, prayer and fasting. Citizens are asked to gather in places of worship to seek victory for American armies and mercy and justice for all. Leaps to His Death. Pryburg Richard T Waters, 40, of Baltimore died after leaping from a fourth floor hotel room. He left notes saying poor health kept him from joining the U S army. Railway wages in Canada to rise to align with U S wage scales in the next weeks.
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Italy
Fochte
Ines
France
Die
Ostend
Belgium
Beith
Mons
Verdun
St. Mintel
Belsian
Centra
Oetend
St. Peter's Day
Pope Benedict
Sei
Lloyd-George
Pyerler Asquith
Miurive
Crema Commisalia
Washington
Wilson
Pryburg
Richard T. Waters
Baltimore
Waters
Lng
United States Army
Reduced Fares for Fighters in Chicago Inquiry
Fragmentary report notes a plan or grant related to travel or concessions for fighters in Chicago. Mentions Director General McAdoo and references to individuals such as William Gillen with unclear roles. Lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes due to textual damage.
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Chicago
Abd Salle Oo
McAdoo
William Ki. Gillen
Unclear OCR Item Noted in War Era Dispatch
Incomplete report describes a high ranking officer fatally harmed with battlefield confusion. Names and place references are garbled, but the event centers on a colonel and a senior commander involved in a confrontation during military action.
Murguin Lowes Command Inques Volley Event
A clash described as Murguin Lowes Command involving 1 Pose and Tes General Joaquian Amoro took place near Telmpariry on 70 Mavala. Bhike radii and Kavatorng volleys were reported with Muerguibis referenced in the unrest context.
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Murguin Lowes
Joaquian Amoro
Berlin Munisipal Granaries Altered by Dowlii
The Parle Mott Journal reports changes near Uppateorda Wawe where granaries under Berlin municipality underwent modifications. The notice notes alterations affecting storage and access, with local officials outlining compliance steps and timelines.
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Berlin
Uppateorda
Parle Mott Journal
Allies confident of holding line on lime defensive
A British war dispatch from Ottawa reports Allied confidence to withstand German offensives. It notes Germany concentrates units for a major attack while Entente forces plan a strong American contribution and reserve strength. The piece highlights heavy enemy losses and strategic patience.
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Ottawa
Atewiiing
War Commission of the
Entente
Inter
Wlngs
Hrntiah
Foch
Kaiser
Russian foreign minister seeks ceasefire in Berlin dispatch
London dispatch quotes M. Tehitcherin instructing ambassador Joffe to obtain cessation of hostility from Berlin. Russia notes German violations threaten peace and cites Russian ships and forces at Novorossiysk facing German threat. The message warns against renewed attacks and emphasizes war diplomacy.
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London
Autunasadar
Berlin
M. Tehitcherin
Gremany
M. Joffe
Germany
Washington wool facility permit urged by Sinnott at conferences
The text reports Representative Sinnott of Oregon pressing for a Washington waytern wool facilities permit before shipment to eastern markets. It mentions prior discussions at several conferences urging action to manage vast grease and dirt haulage. The article also references unrelated topics and garbled names.
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Washington
Sinnott
Oregon
New Nation Recognized Amid European Shifts
Fragmented text notes recognition of a new nation and mentions leaders and political moves. The passage is unclear on names, dates, or places but signals a formal acknowledgment by European powers and possible regional impacts. Further readable details are needed for precise entities and events.
Perils of the Pantomime Behind the Old Bowery
The New York Sun recounts Hofele’s memories of pantomime work. Stage managers bear arduous duties from curtain rise to act end while skilled artisans ensure mechanisms run smoothly. Harlequin’s risky leaps and a star’s trap mishap show how accidents threaten performers and costly damage can occur.
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P. W. Hofele
Bowery Thanter
New York Sun
Martinett
Fame and Forging of Verrocchio’s Renowned Statue
A long account describes the bronze statue by Andrea Verrocchio, cast after his death by Leopardi, and later completed with Leonardo da Vinci’s influence. A Venice story recalls Leopardi’s quarrel with the republic over the statue and its revived head.
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Campo
Giovanni @ Pacis
Bronse
Andrea Verrocchia
Leonardo da Vinci
Alexander Holertaon
Verrocchio
Leopardi
Leopard
Republe
Florence
Republic
Venice
Peculiar Presents for Bride From Gelentinis Family
A fragment notes peculiar presents to the bride from the Gelentinis family days before the marriage. Items include food rig and foot of a pig leg of a goat white wall cakes of dread torches three pairs of red cutuiles vormicels and bunches of Srecrackers.
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Yart- Dis
Remarkable Best Sellers Mentioned in Courtroom Snippet
Fragmentary OCR note mentions best sellers and a girl at the pews. The text is garbled with unreadable phrases and does not provide clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Mir
Fragments Describe Debut and Unclear Details
A garbled OCR fragment references a debut event and multiple names but provides no clear facts. Readers see stray phrases about Fen tie seuerremntial PY Eds and Rao gunk AE, with no coherent timeline, location, or outcomes. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify participants or results.
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Sm. Kom
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