Woman Con Quers Fears Promotes Pinkham Compound
Mrs Jack Lorberter of 704 Dellwood Place writes of relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes prior fear at home and says the remedy gave her strength, enabling cheerful housekeeping and improved health, with a note offering the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
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St. Paul, Mint
Jack Larberter
Dellwood Place
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Botton Wanderers Win Sets New Football Attendance Record
Football association games in England drew at least 2,530,738 spectators and £201,119 paid by fans, setting a new attendance and revenue record. Botton Wanderers emerged victorious in the recent competition.
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Football Association
England
Botton Wanderers
Scotland’s Early Capital at Scone in Perthshire
Scotland’s first capital is described as Scone in Perthshire, linked to a legendary foundation by a Roman emperor. The note invokes Tolstoy and a reflection on error and truth, framed as a dated epigraph or motto.
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Scotland
Stye
Scone
Perthshire
Axticola
Poincare Rule Favored by French National Unity Ministry
Washington warns Americans to stay out of France as outbreaks strain relations. Paris applauds the new national unity cabinet led by Raymond Poincare with Briand and Herriot in key roles. Mellon arrives amid economic focus, aiming to calm Anglo American tensions and assess Europe’s financial crisis.
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Washington
France
United States
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Reed
Paris
Raymond Poincare
National Union
Herriet
M. Poincare
Doumergue
Paul Bonconr
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herriot
M. Herriot
Louis Barthou
Aristide Briand
Albert Sarraut
Paul Painleve
Georges Leygues
Maurice Bokatowski
Andre Tardieu
Coloni
Leon Verrier
Louis Marie
Andre Queuille
aAndre Faillieres
Mellon
Churchill
Illinois Senatorial Recount Ordered in Chicago Hearings
Judge Jerecki announces a full recount of both Democratic and Republican votes in the Illinois senatorial primary of April at the request of Senator James Reed. Reed, chairman of the senate slush fund investigation committee, says the Chicago hearings will probe alleged irregularities to mirror the thoroughness of the Pennsylvania hearings and uncover inside facts affecting U.S. Senate candidates.
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Chicago
Jerecki
James Reed
Missouri
Illinois
Reed
Senate “Slush Fund
Pennsylvania
Qiaocis
United States Senate
Canoe Upset Drowns Eleven Boys at Balsam Lake
Eleven St. Andrew's campers drowned when a war canoe overturned on Balsam Lake near Peterboro Ontario. Five boys reached the shore but were unable to help others, and rescue crews searched the area for missing youths.
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Peterboro
Ont
St. Andrew's Camp
Balsam Lake
Here
Army Planes Declined for Hampton Roads Naval Carnival
Washington Secretary Davis refused a request from naval carnival officials for army aircraft to take part in exhibition flights at Hampton Roads Virginia. The decision limits military participation to non fly events as officials seek display opportunities for air power.
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Washington
Davis
Hampton Roads
United States Longs for World Court Deal Noted
Washington reports Cuba Greece and Liberia have accepted reservations for U S adherence to the World Court protocol. A State Department tally shows 19 acknowledgments and 6 reservations with 14 nations reserving final decisions until Geneva talks. Governments sending only acknowledgments include France Bolivia China Colombia Denmark Haiti Latvia Lithuania Panama Paraguay Persia Poland Dominican Republic Portugal El Salvador Spain Switzerland Uruguay and Venezuela.
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Washington
Cuba
Greece
Liberia
Senate
United States
State Department
Austria
Norway
Albania
Finland
Aotania
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Great Britain
Japan
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
Sweden
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Esthenia
Hungary
Brazil
Chile
Luxembourg
League of Nations
France
Boliva
China
Colombia
Denmark
Haiti
Latvia
Lithuania
Panama
Paraguay
Persia
Poland
Dominican’ Republic
Portugal
Salvador
Sin
Switzerland
Uruguay
Venezuela
Addressing Letters Becomes Postal Campaign Issue
Assistant Testmaster General Bartlett leads a nationwide drive to educate businesses on providing complete street and number addresses for all mail. Army air officers probe Major Spatz’s Washington to Kelly Field flight to see if a new time record was set. A 2 cent envelope featuring the Liberty Bell marks the nation’s independence sesquicentennial. The surge of radio prompts a historic flood of patent applications.
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Bartlett
Army Air
Spatz
Washington
Kelly Field
Texas
Brazil quits League of Nations under president decree
President Bernar des signs a decree dissolving Brazil’s permanent delegation to the League of Nations and severing the country’s ties with the international body.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Bernardes
League of Nations
League
Storm kills 100 Serbians in Tuegova, Serbia
A hurricane with a cloudburst struck Tuegova, Serbia, killing about 100 people and causing extensive damage in the town. Local authorities and aid services mobilize to assist survivors. The disaster is one of the deadliest weather events affecting the region this year.
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Vienna
Tuegova
Serbia
Congress Sets New Pace in Lawmaking
Washington reports the Sixty-ninth Congress closed its first session on July 3, having enacted 896 public and private laws and resolutions in 138 days. Public laws totaled 523, public resolutions 46, private laws and resolutions 327, with five omnibus pension bills boosting the count. If omnibus totals were counted individually, 3,608 laws would appear for the period.
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Washington
William Tiller Page
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
House
Congress
Sixty Eighth
Cost of Corn Set At 1.40 To 1.43 In Des Moines Iowa
The corn-belt committee reports Iowa actual cost of production per bushel at 1.42 with fair profit, noting variations by state. Other farm costs are listed for oats wheat hay logs veal wool butter eggs and more. a 100-acre farm is valued at 148 an acre with 5 percent interest. Total required income for a fair return is 5 094.04 against a known current income of 2 898.44.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mlano
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
E. Fe, Kennedy
Pontiac
Strike Bill 724.5 Million Cost Of Coal Strike
The government estimates that the general strike and stoppage of the coal industry has cost the country about 724.5 million dollars to date. The figure reflects losses from reduced output and economic disruption during the industrial action.
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London
Floods Kill Sixty in Yugo-Slavian Villages Near Vienna
Floods have destroyed several Yugo-Slavian villages and about sixty people are drowned. Estimates put the flooded area at around 400,40 acres under water near Vienna, with rescue and relief efforts underway.
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Vienna
Suppression of Rote Fahne by Interior Order in Berlin
The Communist newspaper Rote Fahne has been suppressed for two weeks by order of the German interior minister for alleged slander of President Hindenburg. The move signals a crackdown on communist press as authorities justify censorship under state security concerns.
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Berlin
Rote Fahne
Red Flag
Interior
von Hindenburg
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative Not a Physic
A vintage drug advertisement urges readers over fifty to aid bowel regularity with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It contrasts harsh purge laxatives with a gentle, natural aid that "never gripes," claims to be harmless and pleasant, and recommends a 60 cent bottle from pharmacies.
Distinguishing Pretty from Legible Handwriting
Doctor Logre, a Paris psychiatrist, notes that neatness and legibility do not always accompany intelligence. He cites studies: illiterate people often have legible but neat writing, fancy scripts hint at debility, rapid professionals show hard to read handwriting, artists tend to pretty but distinctive writing, and carelessness also plays a role.
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Doctor Logre
Paris
Chicago Daily News
Men Seek Beauty In Wrinkle Removal Study
Dr D Fourmenthal, on a French government commission to study American beauty methods, reports that about 40 percent of beauty shop patrons are men seeking to remove wrinkles around their eyes during a United States visit.
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D. Fourmenthal
United States
A Lady of Distinction and Other Notions from Ads
A Lady of Distinction is linked to perfume influence. Cutieura Soap bath and Cutieura Talcum powder promise clear healthy skin. The text notes crocodile risks in Borneo and urges against waiting for unspecified outcomes. It also reflects on gossip and assumed truths.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Furs From Alaska
Furs shipped from Alaska to the United States since 1867 have been appraised at 98,600,000. Last year's output was valued at 3,000,000. Ninety percent of the world’s fur seals are in a herd owned by the United States government in the Pribilof Islands off Alaska. The herd numbers about 700,000.
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Alaska
United States
Wori
Pribilof Islands
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Dro
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Washington St
Los Angeles
California
Faik Konitza
Willard Hotel
Mr. Konitza
Harvard
U. S
Washington Briefs
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W. B. Caldwell
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Tiowa
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Wight
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