Woman's nerves cured by Lydia Pinkham remedy
Winona Minnesota woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending over a year of nervous trouble and sleepless nights. She reports improved rest, energy, and ability to work and urges other women to try the root and herb remedy for conditions including displacements, inflammation, irregularities, backache, and dizziness.
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Winona
Minn
Lydia & Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Albert Sultze
Chad St
Saltze
Lydia B Pinkham
Slacker Retorts On Streetcar With Uniform Jest
On a very cold winter day in a Canadian city two husky soldiers in Highland uniforms boarded a streetcar. A slacker escort heckled the uniformed men while a girl named Kittie mocked the critic. The exchange ends with the slacker alighting at the next stop.
Pithy Exchange Nods to Cuts Over Former Cook
In New Haven Register style, a terse dialogue hints at wage cuts and budgeting pressures. Hobbs and Dobbs discuss a dismissed cook, framing plans to discount all costs. The fragmentary item captures the paper’s brisk, wry tone about financial strain and policy changes.
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Hobbs
Dobbs
wa—New Haven Register
Deep Sea Peril Ends In Cannibal Ocean Revelation
Donald and Ida struggle through a jelly like sea of crinoids and monsters to reach air. They are saved when the underwater dream dissolves to reveal a glowing cavern, cannibals, an idol made from bones, and a dawning spark of self awareness among the sea monsters. Davies and Clouts join them as the strange scene shifts toward rescue and meaning.
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Donald
Davies
Clous
Tola
Tde
Ida
Tda
Ira MacBeard
Donate
Crouts
Clouts
Rte
Sam Cilouts
Sam Clouts
Clonts
Providence
Clovis
The Cave of the Idol Chapter X Breathes Oxygen Rich Air
A cry of amazement escapes him as he realizes he is at the seat’s bottom breathing air rich in oxygen. The revived breath invigorates him and sends a thrill through his senses.
Manifold Uses for Cotton and Byproducts Highlighted
The Boston Herald calls attention to numerous cotton products and byproducts including photographic films automobile windows buttons ivory artificial silk combs knife handles trunks book bindings shoes furmiture headwear handbags lard soap butterine paints rubber guncotton and smokeless powder used in explosives.
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The
Boston Herald
Iowa News in April Reports and Events Across Counties
April brought births in Story county and crop forecasts for 1915 with record wheat plantings. A Green Mountain farmer paid a Red Cross penalty, and girls conserved bread at Caruel college. Logan suffered a large fire. a stranger is held for investigation. Iowa faced coal shortages, selective service moves, and a Davenport German-language removal. Tornadoes hit Chickasaw, Winnebago, Muscatine, and Scott counties while Belgian horse aid and war orphan calls emerged.
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Story County
A. H. Rice
Green Mountain
Red Cross
Caruel College
Europe
Marshalltown
Selective Service
Logan
Lyng County
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Employment Bureau
P. Julius Muller
Missouri Valley
France
Muller
Towa
G. H. Sumner
State Board of
Marshal County
Sumner
Iowa ‘Engineering Experiment Station
Iowa
Iowa Engineering Experiment Suiton
Iowa State College
Ames
United States Fuel Administration
J. C. Lewis
Ania
United Mine Workers of America
Wesley Greene
Davenport
Polk County
Belgium
Charles Irvine
Des Moines
Manila
State Council of Defense
Henshaw
Camp Dodge
Adolph Beversdorf
Dubuque
Clarence Francis
Sac City
August Yaddaf
Maquoketa
Ecretary of
Renew Energy and Blood Health With Golden Medical Discovery
A period-promotional note urges readers to combat weakness and listlessness by improving blood quality. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a pure herbal tonic, detailing ingredients like Golden Seal root and Blood root, and claims enhanced vitality, clear eyes, and better skin. Tablets cost sixty cents at drug stores.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Third Degree Tactics Under Trial Shown By Judge
During a murder trial the judge questioned a detective about the third degree. The detective admitted lack of a precise definition while noting the shift from physical to mental pressure. Detectives enforce rigorous questioning, arguing a guilty suspect cannot endure long cross examination, whereas an innocent one will reveal truth.
Grip Epidemic Targets Kidneys Claims SwampRoot Heals
Doctors report a grip epidemic with severe symptoms leaving many victims' kidneys weakened. Advertisers claim Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root strengthens kidneys after grip and offer trial bottles for ten cents via mail, urging readers to request samples through the newspaper.
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Dragrista
Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Hig Mistake Isck Exchange Causes Umbrella Confusion
In a brief comic exchange Hig Mistake asks Isck about the umbrella, who replies he tried but Yeputdn’s got a penny on it, highlighting a playful miscommunication over a simple item. The dialogue
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Slacker
Gude
Bsence
Saotlands
John Kirk
Ragged School Union
London
Iowa State News
Acca
Nana
Sapo
Mmoney
Verite Zor Prospectus
Weree Oil & Gas Assn
Epidg
Kansas City
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