Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Lifted Middle Aged Women
Letters from Annie Kwinski Milwaukee and Mattie Adams Brewton describe relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After six bottles, Kwinski reports regained strength and ability to handle housework and activities. Adams says it made her feel like a different woman and she plans to stay active with family and community life. Thousands of women past fifty endorse the remedy and urge friends to try it.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E
Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia BE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pocket Folding Camp Stool With Triangular Top
A new camp stool folds compactly for coat-pocket carry with a triangular top and three feet. The invention appeals to campers, while a man who hates Ginner parties still declines gatherings until after forty.
Castoria Promises Safe Relief for Infant Ailments
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for babies, claiming it soothes fretfulness and fever and aids colic constipation diarrhea and natural sleep. It notes genuine Castoria by physician recommendation and touts a baby care book included with purchase.
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Fletcher
Rivers High Roads in Exploration Work
Washington bulletin of the National Geographic Society notes the world's twelve longest rivers span Asia Africa and the Americas. It highlights the Nile Mississippi Yangtze Amazon Congo and others as centers of climate culture and exploration and as highways of civilization.
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Washington
Asia
Africa
D. C
National Geographic Society
New World
Amazon
South America
Mississippi
Mackenzie
North America
Missouri
Nile
Niger
Congo
Equator
Siberia
Arctic Ocean
Amur
Pacific
China
Yenisei
Lena
Yangtze
Riwane
Egypt
Hwang
Yellow River
Arenson
Australia
Europe
Siberian
Cairo
Nero
Timbuktu
Baby Trot Confirmed By Johns Hopkins Babies
Baltimore reports a Johns Hopkins psychology lab study using six to seventeen month olds a cat and a bulldog to compare crawling and trotting. Cameras captured babies chasing toys as they learned to move with coordinated arm leg sequences showing early locomotion patterns.
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Baltimore
Psychological Laboratory
Johns Liopkins University
Lenoir 8. Burnside
Paris Communist library bars fairy tales for children
In Belleville Paris a new Communist library opens to workers with 4500 volumes and strict censorship. Fairy tales and light reading are scarce for children while adult material emphasizes sociology politics and economics. The workers' university links the library to ongoing adult education.
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Paris
Belleville
Veterro
Alaska Seeks Patrol Like Canadian Police
In Alaska agitation grows for a patrol system modeled on the Canadian mounted police after two prospectors disappeared on a glacier route. One man Kris Kline is traced to a crevasse while Mike Trapke vanished en route from Talkeetna to Susitna. Current rules block marshal activity off highways without court orders and funds. A Canadian-style force could aid in locating missing men and pursuing fugitives.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Canadian Mounted Police
Tyre
Kris Kline
Glacier Trail
Mike Trapke
Talkeetna
Susitna
Oldest U S Hand Washington Veteran Cabinetmaker Honored
Uncle Sam’s oldest employee Warren F Brenzier, aged ninety, cabinetmaker to the army medical museum and library, was praised by superiors on his birthday. He said he planned to work as long as his health allowed.
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U. S
Washington
Uncle Sam
Warren F. Brenzier
Army Medical Museum and Library
Will Uncovers Hidden Will in Chateau Basement Hoard
Will Discovers a long lost Paris locking document inside a prayer book. The document appears to be a nobleman’s will bequeathing a fortune to the church and guiding seekers to hidden wealth. In the chateau basement authorities found gold and jewels valued around $2,000,000.
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Paris
Pont-a-Monsson
Have Kidneys Examined By Your Doctor
An old time health blurb urges kidney care with daily water and occasional salts. It claims rich foods form acids frustrating kidneys, causing back pain dizziness and urinary symptoms, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to cleanse kidneys and neutralize acids.
Keeley Institute Promises Cure for Liquor and Drug Addiction
An advertisement touts The Keeley Institute as offering complete relief from liquor and drug addiction in a few weeks. It claims fifty years of specialized treatment with thousands of successful cases and guarantees confidential correspondence to inquire about treatment.
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Keeley Institute
Keeley
Carp Causes Window Break During Frank Fracas
In Wilmington Delaware a carp flung from a fish store tank shattered plate glass, baffling officers who found only the fish on the pavement. Owner Gen Weintraut said the carp escaped while awaiting a rabbi to perform a traditional kill, its splash breaking the window in its panic.
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Wilmington
Del
Gen Weintraut
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Warns Against Cold Gripes
Ad text touts Brom Quin ine tablets to fight colds and flu with a fortifying effect. It quips about a man named Gne and hints at social life, claiming young folks miss cold signs while focusing on other pleasures.
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Hiel
Hill
Remarkable recovery after Dr Pierce remedy claims
Mrs Louisa Redfield of 230 DeWitt St reports severe weakness and headaches improved after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She notes rapid strength return and credits the tonic with saving her life. Sold as tablets or liquid by all dealers. free medical advice offered by the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in New York.
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Pierce
Bafa
N. Y
California towns linked by tunnel between Oakland and Alameda
The new underwater single-tube tunnel connects Oakland and Alameda, replacing a draw bridge. The $4.5 million precast concrete tube spans 4,486 feet, opens July 1, and will handle about 100 ships and 10,000 cars daily, easing Seaway Highway traffic and eliminating three railroad crossings.
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Oakland
Calif
Alameda
Troelties
San Francisco Bay
Plac
George A. Posey
Ned D. Baker
Lochiel M. King
Seaway
Toss by Bull Costs This Fighter 120000
Jose Belmonte Spain's renowned bull fighter lost about 120000 in cold cash after a bull toss during a Barcelona performance. He remains at his town house recovering with extensive injuries and awaits a Mexican contract that may not be fulfilled. Belmonte plans a return to Andalusia to recover and train future calves amid his bull herd.
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Muadrid
Barcelona
Jose Belmonte
Spain
Blexico
Peru
Argentina
France
Belmonte
Andalusia
Sherlock Holmeses Murder Bag Keeps Crime Solving Tools
London detectives from Scotland Yard adopt medical call procedures while Sherlock Holmes carries a leather mur der bag stocked with crime investigation gear. The kit includes fingerprint equipment, hair tubes, clothing tokens, magnifiers, rubber apron, scissors, forceps, disinfectant, towels, soap, tape, ruler, lamp, compasses, tape, and handcuffs.
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London
Scotland Yard
Sherlock Holmes
Centenarian Garment Maker Spans A Century Of Work
Kansas City garment maker Mrs Emma McMahon turns 106 as she attributes longevity to early rising, coffee, and hard work. She earns 12 dollars weekly, sends five to a son, lives on five and saves two, has supported herself over 20 years. Her husband died in 1911 at ninety one. She declined a stage offer saying there is nothing doing and that dancing and acting foolish would follow.
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Fansag City
Emma McMahon
Kansas City
AcMahon
Mother Gray's Sweet Lowders Promo for Sick Children
Advertisement extols Mother Gray's Sweet Little Lowders for children with headaches fever stomach trouble and irregular bowels. Claims easy pleasant use and effective relief leading mothers to share with others. Trial package offered free and a mail address given for Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Obliging Papa and The Suitors In A Family Dilemma
In a Pittsburgh Sunday Telegraph item a girl named Alice says she could not choose among her suitors and sent them all to see her father. The father gave consent to every suitor leaving Alice worse off than before.
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Papa Angelina
Papa
Alice
Pittsburgh Sunday Telegraph
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