Nervous weakness testimonial from Philadelphia mother
Mrs Worthline of 2842 North Taylor Street Philadelphia reports severe nervous indigestion and fatigue improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months. She says she can eat anything now without distress and feels well again. The ad claims many mothers face run-down conditions and credits the remedy with restoring health.
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Philadelphia
J. Worthline
North
Taylor St
Byerdo
Lydia Bi
Pinkham
Federation Denounces Injunction Against Miners Strike
The American Federation of Labor executive council, after a four hour meeting, denounces the government action in seeking an injunction against the miners strike as autocratic. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison led the revision of a statement declaring miners’ leaders acted to avert the conflict, while urging public aid and endorsing the strike amid 2200 delegates representing 600,000 miners in Indianapolis.
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Washington
American Federaton of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Federation
Con
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Strike Leaders Score Senate Report on Industrial Barbarism
Washington report notes the Senate committee’s October 8 findings denouncing industrial despotism and labor despotism. It asserts the public’s right to shape industrial policy and urges Congress to provide ways to settle disputes between capital and labor. Paris voters back general strike aim to press allied governments to lift the Soviet blockade.
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Senate
Washington
Lahor
Ang
Congress
Paris
Paris Rallroad Workers’ Union
Propaxinda
Soviet
Russia
Oklahoma City race crowns J W Marreth in fifth district
J W Marreth, Republican nominee, wins the fifth district election in Oklahoma City. Claude Weaver, Democratic challenger, trails in a tight race as voters weigh national issues and party platforms amid a countywide contest.
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Harreld Wine
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Norway gains Spitzbergen sovereignty amid Arctic dispute
Supreme council grants political control to Norway over Spitzbergen known as No Man's Land of the Arctic. The mining rich region, noted for iron and other resources, enters a new era of governance.
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Spitzbergen
Porian
Supreme Council
Norway
No Man's Land
Arctic
Fragmentary note on prices and prospects in shipping
A damaged OCR fragment discusses rising costs and their impact on trade. It mentions high prices and a cautious outlook for profits, with uncertain references to figures, places, and entities. The readable lines hint at market concern but lack clear names or dates.
A Call Down Look Here Coc and Other Fragments
A compact fragment from a historical page shows dialogue with archaic spellings and truncated phrases. The text presents a nameless exchange about understanding and acknowledgment, reflecting a dialectal flavor and a fleeting interaction between speakers.
Courts Decide Strike Illegal Under War Time Act
Federal district court judge A H Anderson upheld the War Time Federal Fuel and Food Control Act violation charge against union leaders for the coal strike. The judge warned failure to cancel or support the strike could be contempt of court and a move toward rebellion. Union attorneys argued against the injunction as prosecutors presented affidavits on railroad disruption and broken employer miner contracts.
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Attorney General's Department
Thestanapolig
A. H. Anderson
Federal District Court
Who
Ames
First to Use Water Wings in Maori Legend
A historic Maori tale describes a native woman who crafted early water wings from gourds and flax to swim four miles to meet her lover. The story centers on Tutanekai and Hine-Moa, their blocked marriage, and the lover’s daring voyage to Roturnua with improvised buoyancy.
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New Zealand
Tutanekul
Itangi-Ren
Whakane-kalpapa
Apollo
Solomon
Hine-Moa
Vast Mongol Treasure Rumors Stir Central Asia
The article reports rumors of a vast Mongol treasure hidden in central Asia with jewels and goldwork reaching India. It mentions explorers like Spaulding and suggests relics have resurfaced or been sold by his heirs, fueling belief the treasure is being gradually moved or dispersed.
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Asia
Asi
India
Europe
Yorkanfid
Spaulding
Lodi
Dewtie
Deportations Raids Target Radical Group Across Regions
Justice officials aided by the Lamigration bureau rounded up nearly 500 people in raids Friday and Saturday, with over 200 held for deportation. The effort aimed at the Union of Russian Workers, tied to Bolshevik activity, and included discoveries of counterfeit money, equipment, and literature across industrial centers in the east and midwest.
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Justice
Lamigration Bureau
Eles
Department of Justicce
Department of Labor
East
Middle West
Union of
Russian Work. Org
Palmer Alsfloyed
New York
Willam Sxatow
Petrograd
Newark
Trenton
N. J
City of Toledo Votes Ouster of Street Cars
Car riders who voted for removing street cars face higher fares as they switch to auto buses. The Toledo Streets and Light Company shipped all core equipment out of state without public notice. Cars were moved to Michigan and stored, following election approval by voters.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Hathways & Light Company
Bas
Pate
Michigan
Dewn
The Seats of the Mighty Captain and the Village Belle
A captain called on a village belle. A vicious hound broke loose and frightened him, causing his trousers to tear. His fellow officers teased him about his predicament while he joked he would yield his seat to any lady.
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Hine
Jude
Fragmentary Verse Note on Food and Worry
A garbled excerpt discusses a dated song fragment and themes of want and worry about meals. It mentions healthy eating, meals, and a sense of fruitless concern while referencing a bygone tune and unclear quotes.
Death of First Lady Mualtan Frealdent Morslett
Fragmented OCR reports the death of the wife of Mualtan Frealdent, with garbled affiliations and titles. The readable line notes a high-profile spouse and a ceremonial obituary context, suggesting a formal notice from a national or regional government setting.
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Mualtan Frealdent
Morslett
Cerra
Mexton
Peat Resources Counted Across United States
About 11 188 miles of peat bogs exist in the United States capable of producing over 12 000 000 tons annually. Local figures indicate sizeable peat reserves with potential industrial use noted in contemporary reports.
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America
United States
Long Apprenticeship Under Orcall Court Questioned
A veteran named G Melontine alleged to have been soroner to Lerda Roglind faces scrutiny over a 25,000 fee. The case centers on an implied 40 year arrangement and potential title questions. Officials weigh legal avenues and remedies.
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Melontine
Largest Wheat Farm Readable in Montana Area
A fragmented item notes a vast wheat operation claimed as the largest farm area worldwide, with references to OWL acres and Montene. The readable text is garbled but suggests a major agricultural enterprise and sprawling holdings in Montana.
Fragmented quotes from an era weaving science and humor
The text presents disjointed, garbled lines referencing al Bagland, penalties, Massachusetts, gray uniforms, secret writings on skin, lemon acid revealing invisibility, and lighthearted quips about department stores and Naturals lectures. The passage reads like a collage of misread OCR from a historical page.
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Bagland
Jeff Band
Prinpoere
Massachusetts
Hutha
Egypt
Christi
Boston
Miner in Trial Teases Italian Language Clues
A fragmented Italian language exchange reveals clues about a miner known as Me Knew Only 0 and his plans. The client asserts saving mime ad while aiming to direct moving pictures, promising to holler at actors as part of his new role.
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wUble
Guernsey
Odd Jools
Lee
Angeles Times
Tha Vales
Resemblance Between Mother and Father Noted
A terse exchange notes a baby reminding the mother of the father as remarks about baldness surface. Both individuals are described as bald, highlighting a visual similarity.
Doctor Takes Tempermce in Heist of Cash?
A fragmentary dialogue notes a doctor taking tempera nce and all available cash, suggesting a local petty crime or overheard exchange. The readable lines imply theft or demand, but lack clear names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.
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Salt Lake City
Tyou
West Temple St
Parkk
Kerreyrolon
The
Academy of Medicine
Yudeniteh
Yutonneh Lawe
Welmarn Tuthin
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Weis
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Walt
Birmingham Age Herald
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Postum Cereal Company
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