Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mothers
Glasgow Kentucky mother of seven recalls applying the remedy during a rough marriage period and regaining energy for housework and gardening after a few bottles. New Orleans resident reports regained appetite and strength after seven weeks of weakness. The advertisement notes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has grown in popularity for over fifty years.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Indiango
Dlis
Indiana
F. Steenbergen
New Orleans
Lydia H. Pinkham
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Dauphine St
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Diamond Dyes for Fabrics and Draperies Advised
Diamond Dyes offer dip and tint or boil to dye in 15 cent packs with simple directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing permanent colors on lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses and more. Specify wool or silk to your druggist and note linen cotton or mixed goods.
Eggs Cracked Over Dropped Shipment
A ready dealer explains that many eggs were cracked due to a drop yesterday. The incident prompted concerns about supply quality and handling in the market.
Bayer Aspirin Warning Card
Consumers warned to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. The notice claims safety verified for millions and prescribed by physicians over 23 years and urges buyers to say Bayer when purchasing.
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Bayer
Waiter Assists Customer Over Coat After Misplaced Garment
A diner misplaced an over coat. staff promptly offered a replacement and searched the premises. The incident reflects attentive service as patrons seek their belongings. No injuries or further complications reported.
Whirlwind Notes Prison Liberty Comment in Oklahoma
A fragment from Oklahoma quotes a remark about prison liberty, mentioning plans to grant “a lot of rope.” The brief remark signals opinion on forthcoming treatment or policy.
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Oklahoma
Coolidge's Father Is Laid To Rest
Plymouth Wisconsin reports the funeral of Col John Calvin Coolidge a Vermont pioneer. President Coolidge attended simple rites at the colonels home and then took train to Washington. The ceremony had no hymns and honored the memory with government officials and diplomats sending condolences. The colonel left a 225 acre farm and other property tied to the family estate. cancer and myocarditis were listed as causes of death.
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Dioneer
United States
Coolidge
Washington
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White House
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Cram
Pieres
Angus ‘Macaulay
Congress
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Rep
House
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Calvin G. Coolidge
Washington Briefs Highlight DC Salary Amendment Veto
The house voted against inserting an amendment in the DC appropriation bill to withhold a teacher or official salary for permitting disrespect to the Bible or government. President Coolidge expects improved US Mexico relations and accepted a gift wildcat for the National Zoo. Representative Hill pushes local option votes by congressional district on wine and beer questions this fall.
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District of Columbia
Coolidge
Great Smoky Mountain
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National Zoo
Representative Hill
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Earthquakes Total 230 in U S and Territories in Q1 1925
A Coast and Geodetic Survey report shows 230 earthquakes occurred in the United States its territories and adjacent regions during the quarter ending March 31 1925. In New York a 16 year old bridegroom Louis Cavello alzteen of Brooklyn killed himself in the bride's presence hours after his parents sought to annul the marriage.
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United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
New York
Louis Cavello, Alzteen
Brooklyn
Army Officer Hanged for Girl's Murder in Manila
Second Lieutenant John H. Thompson of the United States Army was hanged at Fort McKinley Manila for the murder of his seventeen year old fiancée Audrey Burleigh. Thompson, twenty five, walked to the scaffold after a day with his adviser and attorney. He claimed despair over marriage delays led to the killing and intended to end his life after the act. He pleaded not guilty to first degree murder though admitting the killing. The trial followed a contest over mental state with doctors testifying Thompson was not mentally deranged. A signed confession was read as the court reassembled. Thompson had entered West Point from the ranks, graduating with the class of 1824. His body was to be sent to his parents in Far Rockaway, N.Y. on the army transport Thomas.
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John
Thompson
United States Army
Galary
Fort McKinley
Audrey Burleigh
Hamilton P. Calmes
Medical Corps
Burleigh
Miss Burleigh
West Point
Rockawey
Thomas
Alaska Trade Shows Show U S Made Good Dem Exports Rise
Trade figures compiled by John McBride show Alaska exported 62 224 735 worth of products in 1925 with a favorable trade balance of 20 024 224. Total commerce reached 95 423 246 with 33 199 511 imported and gold silver and copper production rising. The fish industry dipped from 36 163 855 in 1924 to 37 008 451 in 1925 due to a small Bristol Bay salmon run and government restrictions. Mexico City reports 202 foreign clergymen expelled for nonnative officiation. majority Catholic.
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Alaska
John ©. McBride
United States
Bristol Bay
Railroad Authority Leader William H Fintey Dies at Home
William H Fintey longtime president of the Chicago Northwestern railway and noted civil engineer died suddenly at his Wheaton residence from pneumonia. He was a leading railroad authority, shaping national policy and expansion during his career.
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William H. Fintey
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
East Bloomfield Election Yields Five Village Officers
On election day in East Bloomfield N Y three voters cast ballots to choose five village officers. The sparse turnout reflected a quiet local contest with results expected to fill municipal roles.
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East Bloomfield
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Regular Bowel Movement
Many over fifty suffer constipation and rely on daily laxatives. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a gentle, harmless aid that establishes natural regularity without griping or upsetting the system. A 60 cent bottle is available at stores selling medicines.
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Caldwel
Porterhouse Demand Sparks Odd Bargain at Irvington Market
Abe Schwartz, a grocer in Irvington, is approached by a colored customer who requests a two inch thick porterhouse steak and asks its price. Schwartz quotes extra choice meat and the customer then retorts with a counteroffer, jokingly proposing a nickel’s worth of liver instead. The incident appears in Indianapolis News.
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Irvington
Abe
Indianapolis
News
Hanging a Mirror: Position Screws Near Top Edge
To hang a mirror flat against the wall place screws as near to the top of the frame as possible. The higher the screws, the closer the mirror sits to the wall. Sometimes fastening the screws to the top edge proves most satisfactory.
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