Ohio women praise Lydia Pinkham remedy for displacement
Mrs Jennie Moyen of Lima Ohio describes relief from a displacement after using Lydia Pinkham remedies including the Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits the product with restoring her health after seven years as a midwife and urges other women to try it and write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indy
Lydia
EL Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Jenntz Moyen
North St. Lima
Conjurer on Street Car Forced to Return Coins
A conjuror performing with two company members aboard a Toronto street car produced coins from his sleeves as passengers watched. The conductor demanded the twelve 27k cent pieces, insisting on returning them per lost property rules. He surrendered the coins to avoid police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Toronto
One Nurse to Ten Patients War Nursing Ratio Cited
A wartime note cites an old standard of one nurse for every ten patients and one nurse per 200 soldiers. It claims that in a 7 million strong force about 50 000 could be hospitalized, with hospital staff ratios referenced in the Red Cross Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Inthar Hospital
Tted Cross
Happenings Of The Week Across The Globe
A wide compilation reports injuries from a Utah Copper site near Magni as Ane Bernardo bleeds and faces probable death after an explosion. Alfred Woodard wounds his father Jedediah in Salt Lake City, and a Colorado Mines strike disrupts dorm life as faculty resist pension cuts. Port Angeles eyes a 500000 shipyard. women to work in railroad roles are planned. Other items include a fatal hotel dispute in Kansas City, a 100000 volunteer call for Boy Scout leaders, and a first continental aerial mail route from San Diego to San Francisco. The U S war effort grows with draft strength, wheat conservation appeals, and liberty loan uptake while foreign reports note German restrictions on Americans, battles in Europe, and political shifts in Haiti and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Bernardo
Utah Copper Company
Magni
Utah
Alfred Woodard
Jedediah Woodward
Salt Lake City
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Capital
Fats
Port Angeles
Wash
J. J. McCublough
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific Railroad
G. Hy Mutt
Idaho
Patis
Valley Center
Kana
Avis Francis
den Rely
William Goodrich
George Bright
Inga
National Council of Boy Scouta
of America
United States
San Diego
San Francisco
Neer
James W. Gerard
Germany
Chicago Bay Association
Dan Shay
Kansas City
Milwaukee American Association
Clarence Euell
Walter
Sugar Bowl
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
United States District
Charles J. Clyne
Aricona
Gev
G. W. P. Hunt
Thomas J. Campbell
Supreme Court
Campbell
New York
Tetrograd
Cermen
Dhamwter Uvat
Whdersen
Kone Viviaal
Marshal Joffre
Aisahal Choahepirat
Eote
T of
Chi Birch
Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Mexico
Villans
Miguel Dina Lombardo
Joffre
Marshal
Brance
Virginia
Aira
Woodrow Wilson
Paria
Congress
Oflers
War Department
Hia
Army
Council of National Defense, Foreign
American Inventor Claims U-Boat Problem Solved
W L Saunders chairman of the Naval Advisory Board announced a practical plan to destroy submarines and end the U-boat threat. The scheme, claimed to be proven by Atlantic coast tests, aims to both sink subs and deny land targets to the enemy, with Edison and his assistants noted for contributing trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimavery
Naval Advisory Board
New York
Bouk
W. L. Saunders
Charroma
Athuntic
Germany
Edison
United States
Navy Department
Theft Board
Saunders
Balfour Giver Ovation Sparks First Memory of President Gallery Incident
In Washington May a rare event unfolded as Arthur Jame Balfour faced the House of Representatives amid no ovation for the British foreign secretary. The scene marked a notable moment in U.S. history. Separately, a destructive garage fire in Pocatello injured three and destroyed 180 to 200 cars, devastating a large facility run by Freeman Rainey and Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Washington
Arthur Jame Balfour
House of Representatives
Mr. Balfour
Min
United States
Walle
Pocatello
Winhe
Mooney
Greally
Freemen
Rainey Aod
Collins
Tragedy in Montana Husband Kills Wife Then Self
In Butte Montana John Forbes after an argument with his wife over adopting his son shot and killed his wife and mother and then killed himself. Forbes' younger brother had been killed weeks earlier during a confrontation. Government reports from Petrograd note a council of workers and soldiers voting on a confidence measure, with a small delegation presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Mont
John Forbes
Forbes
Werera
Bullellen
Russia
Petrograd
Council of Worksmen's
Goldiers
I. ‘Pew
Verdict of murder returned for Coleman in Butler killing
A jury found Coleman guilty of murder in the death of Trostenant Colonel M C Butler. The verdict was returned on May 6 after the trial cited as the case of Mary J Syuneil. Sentencing or further actions were not stated in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Tox
Marry J. Syuneil
M.C. Butler
Indueliat Worker Acquitted in Everett Deputy Murder Case
Thadias HM Tracy, an Indueliat Worker of the World, was acquitted by a jury in the superior court of the murder of Deputy Bherill Jefferson Weard at Everett on November 1. The trial concluded in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Gece Free
Beatie
Thadias HM
Tracy
Bherill Jefferson Weard
Everett
Hure May Oy
Superior Cour
Rebels in Raid Use the Torch Terror in Oriente Province
Refugees from Oriente province report Cuban rebels raid homes and torch properties of Americans and other foreigners in Palmarina Hayate and Miranda. Twenty four American and British refugees arriving May 6 cite a looming massacre unless the United States intervenes. An appeal signed by 118 Americans asks Washington to act, claiming 15,000 rebels are armed and prepared to terrorize, with a statement attributed to General Blas Mano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palmarina
Hayate
Miranda
Oriente Provines
Lews
United States
Cohan
State Department
Washington
Blas Mano
Mano
Interior
Germans fear secret Anglo American treaty
Copenhagen reports a secret Anglo American pact would ban German colonies in the future and direct surplus population to Anglo controlled regions where they would be absorbed. The Hamburg Vremdentiatt cites an absolutely reliable source and warns of victory needed over the treaty authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Geramn
Germany
Sfuture
United States
Hamburg
War Army Bill Conferees Prepare Report Amid Compromise Talks
A fragmented note outlines maneuvers on the army appropriation bill and related measures. Conferees on the war army bill plan to report in a day or two as a Senate clash looms over Colonel Hoover leading forces for France amid expected opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hooavelt
France
Alien Born Citizens Patriot ic Statement Summary
Washington reports Attorney General Gregory says only 126 alien enemies have been arrested under the president's proclamation. About half face charges of conspiring or attempting to disrupt order. remaining detainees are held as a potential danger. He urges alien residents to be cautious in daily activities and notes that enforcement pay remains unrevised. Budapest and Hungarian unrest cited in broader telegraphic cession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peat
America
Gregory
Russian Duma to Meet in Extraordinary Session
Petrograd reports the Duma will convene in an extraordinary session, the first since the revolution overthrew the Rygnagot dynasty. British dispatches warn of potential German attack as Russian forces prepare near London and Russia braces for possible aggression.
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Petrograd
Biava
London
Tevin
Petro
Gerrans Atteck
Fusser
Flying job of young men and airman ailments
A fragmentary report discusses hazards of high altitude flight, noting petrol spray leakage, frostbite risks at 15 000 feet, and symptoms like self doubt and serasthenia. It cites a case at Heslar where a pilot fainted and the aircraft dived 1 200 feet into a field, with escapes.
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Wells
Heslar
Hawthorne Letters Fetch High Prices At New York Sale
A New York auction featured 83 telegraph letters by Nathaniel Hawthorne drawing strong interest from collectors. The sale highlighted enduring public fascination with the author, even as some pieces remained modest in value amid a broader range of literary memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asle
New York City
Nathaniel Hawthorse
Mouse Trap Chronicle Promises Big Pest Wins
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a mouse trap praised for catching mice and repelling others. It contrasts two traps, noting one remains popular and effective since its bacon lure was introduced about two months ago, with over twenty mice captured.
New York Traffic Immanss Studied by Public Commission
Public Service Commission figures show New York City traffic growth over a decade equals the combined turnover of all steam railroads in a year. The city’s transit carried hundreds of millions of passengers in 1908, highlighting rising congestion and transport strain amid rapid urban expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public, Service Commission
New York City
Line of Agtinn: Ouster and deal with buyers
Fragmentary text suggests a line about an agent, an ousted woman and her son, dealings with buyers in a locale named Aerongia or similar. The garbled quotes mention a stout resistance and a Toro reference, but concrete facts or names are unclear.
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Agtinn
Tann
Fat Woman
From
Son
Teket
Toro
Beraait
Aerongia
Gdane
Bbe
Stout Reakwtance
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Pinkham
Stearns
U.S
Ey Lam
Foss
A. J. Lovchart
Milbank
B.D. WA
Leavenworth
Kon
Frank &. Sue
Troty Montani
Dole
Americana
Berlin
Massbode
Maastricht
Artiguenave
Chamber of Deputies
Rockingham
Fhowas White
Belclin Aire
Cosseling
Officul
Bod
George
Uae
Venustiine Carransa
Mumioo Alinee
Francia
Welser Zeltumg
Bremen
Borin
Ramiare
Gertvis Laigh
Nork
Austria-flungary
Berne
Viviana
Morkiirngatie Credit Wisi
Howe
Preoene
Aeses Bande
Mabbacre
Oriente Province
Con
Maneure
Man
Tiasa
Weill
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