Lydia Pinkham remedy praised by Wisconsin reader
Black River Falls resident Mrs A W Binzer credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing her inflammatory and digestive troubles without an operation. Across the nation the product is promoted as a household remedy for women’s ailments and offers advice through Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pinkham
A. W. Binzer
Black River Falls
Boschee's Syrup Ad: Cough Relief and Lung Health
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a fifty two year old remedy to quiet coughs soothe sore throats and inflamed lungs. It claims to aid bronchial irritation aid expectoration and promote better sleep. Also mentions use for lung trouble asthma and croup with sale in various countries.
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America
Adv
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised to cure
An advertisement explains catarrh is a constitutional issue not cured by local treatments. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as an internal remedy that acts through the system. The copy cites ingredients and blood purifiers promoted by Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Everyday Man Refutes Bias In Dog Handling
In a terse exchange Horrara resists bias while asserting the dog Fido was cleaned daily. The discussion notes the animal’s recent arrival on the path and its catching of a rat, reflecting a debate on judgment and strength of character.
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Horrara
Hurria Arrested at Denver Public Library
Lewia B. Hurria was arrested by Denver police at the public library and is believed to lead a gang linked to a recent $10,000 robbery of the Birat National Bank of Artesia New Mexico. The case ties into a broader sweep of crimes across the region.
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Intermountain
Lewia B. Hurria
Denver
Birat National Bank of Artesia
Lewis
EK. L. Slinpson
Colorado
Wyoming
Simpson
Tulalip Reservation
Everett
Wash
Charles Sur
Susie
David Hardwick
Madras
Ore
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Combs
Jacob N_ Mellinger
Rush
Cole
Merchant
Jack Parker
Pueblo
Hitoa
Parks
Wiliam Hunter
Rye
Colo
Superior Court
King County
Orville Billings
Tacoma
Failroad Administration
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Elmer R. Simpson
Chicago
Happy Theodore van. Wyck ‘Benner
United States
Charles H. van Wyck
Nebraska
Fernando Benner
New York
Omaha
Camp Merritt
N. J
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Berlin
America
Francis P. Garvan Allen
Michigan
Territorial House of Representatives
Territory
Alaska
California
The
Industrial Welfare Commission
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Ensign Roswell Miller
Carnegie
Japan Sells Bridal Robes Amid Cherry Blossom Theme
The article notes two Japanese bridal robes arriving in New York inspired by cherry blossoms. One robe features pale pink satin crepe with cherry blossom embroidery in a gradient from pale pink to deep, while the other uses a deep blue fabric with elaborate flower motifs. The description emphasizes luxurious fabrics and decorative details.
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Japan
Mysterious relic mirrors ancient Egyptian era in museum
A fragmentary description notes a 1,200 year old mani anac artifact on display at Prematorio Almanag in the Firitiah museum. The item is linked to pre Christian times and is said to date back to the reign of the Egyptian king Tivasenee the Great.
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Firitiah
Tivasenee the Great
Government Safe on It Guarantee
Federal Wheat Director Julius B Barnes announced at a three day policy conference that a government price guarantee for wheat growers will take effect without distorting markets or causing losses to the Treasury. He said indications point to wheat trading near the government price, with potential market gains not swaying trading when Congress sets a maximum price.
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New York
Grat Corporation
Julius
B. Barnes
A& Congress
Barnes
Hoover sees Europe famine worsens despite U S surplus
Herbert Hoover chairing the food section of the supreme economic council warned on April 27 that Europe faces a severe famine despite sufficient supply. Shipping strikes reduce movement, but the United States will provide about 2 billion dollars worth of foodstuffs to Europe through August.
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Paris
Europe
Herbert O. Hoover
Supreme Economic Council
Hoover
United States
Hoovee
Withdrawal of enemy tradingist announced by War Trade Board
Washington announces the withdrawal of the enemy tradingist established for trading with the enemy. The move aims to cut trade and communication between the United States and neutral countries aiding the enemy. Cancellation takes effect April 28.
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Koward M. Hartey
United States Shipping Board
Onlengo
Great Britain
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Tapa
Bor
Eugene
Debs
Tom Mooney
McKay
Washington
United States
Economilc Gounell
Burleson Defends Post Office and Telegraph Policy Clash
Washington Postmaster General Burleson defended his handling of the post department and government controlled telephone and telegraph systems against charges raised by Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, in a Sunday night statement.
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Burntson
Gampers
Washington
Burleson
Department
Samuel Gampers
The
Americaneperation of Labor
Elsner’s Slayer Killed by Mob in Munich Calamity
Berne Count Arco Vallay, who murdered Kurt Blner the Bavarian premier on February 21, was dragged from hospital by a Spartacan mob and killed. In Washington, Senator Hitchcock’s hat in the ring signals a potential senatorial bid as the race shapes up. Haywood to be released on bond after securing a $15,000 bail for a petition in Leavenworth prison for espionage law violations.
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Berne
Arco Vallay
Kurt Blner
Munich
Hichcock
Washington
Hitchcock
United States
Senate
Haywood
Wiltlin
Angupheer
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Leavenyworth
Pilot Falls in Burning Plane, New York
A damaged report describes a pilot named Pat L. Perron, age 1, surviving a crash after a plane fell about 200 feet near Helavant Park. The account mentions government service and a national reaction with unclear details and fragmented phrases.
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New York
Hin
Ablene
Pat L. Perron
Helavant Park
Dry Area in India Grants Calcutta Dry Zone for Education Area
A significant concession by Calcutta excise authorities creates a one year dry area in a central educational district. The zone encompasses Calcutta University and major colleges, about 10 000 students, key public squares, churches mosques and temples, with all grog shops to be removed.
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India
Calcutta
Calcuttan Temperance Federation
Calcutin University
Water shark bites a man’s leg in apparent attack
A water shark injures a man as it bites his leg. Eyewitnesses report a struggle near the shore and rescuers assist while authorities investigate the incident and safety measures.
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