Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted by Personal Testimony
A letter from Mrs. Frankerald of West Philadelphia praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing nervous prostration and backaches. The message claims restored health, enabling housework, and urges other ailing women to try the product. The note attributes the remedy to Lyle E. Patrick Medicine Co with four decades of experience.
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Aaron
Lydia
Pinkham
Dlat Street
Philadelphia
A Humorous Snippet Of College Tales And A Missing Dog
A wry dialogue recalls George's father funding a tutor at college via money sent to him. The punch line reveals the tutor was a chauffeur. A quip about a pedigreed dog notes its value and the speaker laments losing the dog four times in three weeks.
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George
News of a Week in Condensed Form
A mixed digest from Intermountain to the West covers parole violations by a German alien Sergt. Lahkendorf at Fort Douglas, a Wyoming murder acquittal of Verdi Mooney, a moonshine raid near Oregon City, and a Seattle death row inmate in an insanity ward. Reports span governors resigning, a star athlete’s death, Sonoran liquor laws, California cattle sales, and wartime shifts in labor, law, and diplomacy.
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Intermountain
United Sina
Frederick Lahkendorf
Fort Douglas
Utah
Wells Tn
Walla Walla
Ralph Gravello
Butte
Lombard
Anaconia
Seattle
Mestic
Italy Edges Toward Settlement at Peace Conference
Controversies over the Dodecanese Islands complicate talks as Premier Orlando and the peace mission press for a settlement. Officials caution against over optimism while noting Italy seeks self determination for the Aegean area and the return of treasures taken by Austria.
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Varla
Reece
Orlando
Macehi di Celvre
Ttatian Ambandor
United States
B. M. House
American Peace Mission
Dodecanes Islands
Italy
Lucerne
Tripoli
Germany
Rome
Austria
HAWKER HOPES TO BEAT YANKS IN transoceanic flight
Australian aviator St Johns-tarry G Hawker and navigator Commander Mackenzie Grieve began a lengthy transatlantic attempt from America to Ireland on Sunday. They aimed to win the honor of the first nonstop flight despite weather described as not favorable but possible.
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America
Ireland
St. Johns
Tarry G. Hawker
MacKenzie Grieve
Jonger
Dollar Baby Killed at McLean Estate in Washington
Vinson Walsh McLean, the one time “$200,000,000 baby” and son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beal McLean, died after being run down by an automobile at Friendship, the McLean country home, Sunday morning. He had briefly left his bodyguard before the accident. Rail operators may join the strike as Canadian trades council calls for a nationwide labor action affecting transcontinental freight and passenger service.
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Walter RE. Edge
New Jersey
United States
William M. Runyon
Senate
Herman
Germany
Emergency Feet Corporation
Chicago
Sonora
Mexico
Nogales
Arizona
Floriam
Madixon
N. J
Nanticoke
Potter Transportation Company of
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Isles of Shoals
Francs Burton Harris
Philippine Islands
Elizabeth Wrentmore
University of California At Berkeley
Florida
California
Charleston, & Co
Europe
Bermuda
Julius Barnes
United Verde
Jerome
Arts
Department of Agriculaied
Washington
Vinson Walsh McLean
Edward Beal McLean
Friendship
McLean
Trades Council
Canada
Plan to modify court martial procedure announced
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon said a radical modification of the army court martial procedure would be introduced this session. The measure was prepared by Lieutenant Colonel Samuel T. Ansell and outlined in a Sunday statement.
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Congress
Senate
House
Interior
Suzan B. Anthony
Henry W. Keyes
New Hampshire
War Department
Americas Expeditionary Forces
Cummins
Iowa
Lodge
Massachusetts
Curtis
Kansas
Wadeworth
New York
Atepeal
Navy Department
Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
Samuel T. Ansell
Debt Certificates to be issued for two new Treasury notes
Two new issues of treasury certificates of indebtedness bearing four percent interest were announced on May 18. They mature September 15 and December 1, with six installment payments scheduled.
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Hingtone
Treasury
Former Grain Operator Dies at Home in Pasadena
Charles B. Eggle Fron, a 70 year old former grain operator and reputed large grain dealer in the western region, died at his Pasadena home after a lifelong career with the Chicago Rewrl of Tmdy. The obituary notes his prominence in grain trade circles and his long service in the industry.
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Pasadons
Cal
Charles B. Eggle Fron
Chicago
Tmdy
Auerdeelin West
Daniels Back From Europe in Mixed Dispatches
A scrambled report notes Daniels returning from Europe amid remarks on American naval forces and movement. The piece references figures such as Daniele and Merarned Haturiay with unclear affiliations and places like Mount Vewntt.
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Daniels
Europe
New York
Savy Daniele
de Merarned Haturiay
Political Crisis in Turkey Parle in Constantinople
Fragmented OCR reads of a Turkish political crisis detailing allied Greek forces in Constantinople and Turkish tensions. Mentions Red Grass Plane Campaign and American Reserve stance with unclear dates and places.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Ainyrae
Chedorweday
Grand Vikler
Petine Mibeheri
Wasn
Auaricdn
Eulmbmatliia
August Flower cures many disorders in old remedy tone
An advertisement extols August Flower as a universal tonic for dyspepsia liver trouble and nervous complaints promising relief after a few doses. The piece blends medical claims with a narrative about a girl granted leave to attend her silver wedding day and a brief family scene.
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Abe
That Friend! Theater Plans And Ticket Dilemma
A playful exchange reveals a mother’s reluctance about attending a theater visit tonight. Albert counts tickets and contemplates a solution to handle the extra pass, suggesting sharing with the usher who often exits with them between acts.
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Albert
Complimentary to Him and a Secret Engagement
A brief exchange reveals a secret engagement discussed between two speakers. The woman claims she was pressured by a third party, Misa Oldum, to reveal the engagement, explaining that she hadn’t been married because no one had proposed. The male source reacts to the secrecy request.
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Deirest
Brooklyn
Mystery Portrait and a Wary Doctor's Diagnosis
A man stands amid splendor holding a portrait of a beautiful woman. A distraught agriman asks a physician about his wife’s ailment as the portrait triggers memories of a departed spouse. The doctor prescribes going home and using a telephone to reach out for care as sensational schemes surface.
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Sephie
Ben
Agriman
Akin
Hanes
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