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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
5
A paragraph from a Chicago area reader extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as life saving during menopause changes. The letter claims relief from headaches and suffering and praises the product for keeping the writer from insanity.
Caesar sends a three word message but declares you cannot say Veni vidi Villa. The line plays on classical phrasing with a political or rhetorical twist.
German forces launch counter offensive in the north as Slavs rout Austrians amid heavy fighting near the Goo Mile line. Reports indicate intensified combat with advancing Soviet and Allied units seeking to turn the tide.
London reports say the Russian offensive widens across 600 to 700 miles with fierce fighting. Austrians retreat in the south while German forces strike near the Gulf of Riga. Czernowitz may fall as Russians close within thirteen miles. Austrians withdraw troops in Bukowina.
Washington reports 1500 additional regulars ordered to the Mexican border as anti American sentiment rises in northern Mexico. Officials fear possible attack on Gen Pershing's expedition amid bandit raids near Laredo leaving three raiders dead and two captured.
The article traces Rush Medical College in Chicago founded in 1837 by Dr. Daniel Brainard born 1812, named for Dr. Benjamin Rush. It notes Rush’s Philadelphia roots, his medical education abroad, and his role as a signer of the Declaration and antislavery advocate. It lists early U.S. medical schools in Cincinnati 1819 and South Carolina 1825, with the first western college in St. Louis 1842.
A witty exchange on why a party should stay neutral, arguing neutrality lets supporters cheer the eventual winner and claim longstanding backing. The dialogue frames neutrality as strategic and self serving.
A leading report estimates the country spends about 25 million dollars each year on chewing gum. Government and health advocates note waste and cleanup implications as researchers call for moderation and public awareness.
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