Oklahoma Farm Woman Reads Life With Lydia Pinkham
A blue apron dairy wife on an Oklahoma farm grows weary of chores and boarders. After faithful use of Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improves, she sleeps better and gains confidence. She weighs 135 pounds now, up from 115, after seven bottles.
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Oklahoma
Lydia H. Pinkham
Cora Short
R.R
Oklahoma City
Oxia
Mrs. Short
Lydia
Pinkham
Represented People Congressman Bloom in New York Disruption
Congressman Sol Bloom faced a blocked entrance as a crowd pressed for access in New York City. Bloom identified himself as representing the people and insisted on speaking, prompting a terse exchange with an irate shoulder owner who challenged the claim. The scene captured a moment of public serve versus crowd resistance.
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Sol Bloom
New York City
Bloom
Mr. Bloom
People
New York Evening Post
General Strike For Polish Revolt Driven By Pilsudski
Warsaw reports a general strike in support of Gen. Joseph Pilsudski s insurrection. Loyal units desert to his banner as he controls Warsaw with artillery and air services. President Wojciechowski and officials shelter in Belvedere pending neutrality under Pilsudski s guaranteed safety. Proclamations from Posen call Poles to back the government, tolls show hundreds dead and many wounded, while civilian groups move troops and supplies along the Vistula. Pilsudski issues a manifesto proposing a new government, dissolution of the sejm, general elections, anti corruption reforms, and continuation of current foreign policy.
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Warsaw
Joseph Pilsudski
Lodz
Plsudski
Stanislaw Wojciechowsky
Belvedere Palace
Pilsudski
Witos
Posen
Knoll
Darowski
Vistula
Senate creates Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky
Washington briefs report Senate passage of a bill to establish Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky, moving to the House for approval. Other items note cuts to an army air bill, a cattle disease quarantine in southeastern Mexico, a retrial for Ziang Sun Wao, and Coolidge signing the interior appropriation bill plus a summer White House plan announced from the Adirondacks.
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Senate
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky
House
Coolidge
White House
The
Adirondacks
Irwin R. Kirkwood
Kansas City Star
Everett Sanders
King Dies in Connecticut as Trial Begins
John King a longtime Connecticut and national Republican power and once a Bail Moose leader died in Bridgeport as federal officials pursued trial on conspiracy and fraud charges against him and others including former Attorney General Harry Daugherty.
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New York
John King
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Still Blast Kills Five In Plymouth Home Fire
Five young daughters of Mr and Mrs Ignatz Shadlowski died in their Plymouth home after a still exploded. The blast caused a fatal fire as investigators probe the tragedy and assess the blaze scene and potential causes.
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Wilkes-Larre, Pa
Ignatz Shadlowski
Plymouth
Belgium Parliament Leader Fails To Form Cabinet
M Brimet the elastic president of Belgiums chamber of deputies announced he cannot form a cabinet and has renounced the mission assigned by King Albert. The move follows political deadlock as Brussels reels from the crisis.
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Brussels
Belgium
M. Brimet
Scelastic
Chamber of Deputies
Albert
Negro Lynched in Florida Laberte Fle Henry Patterson
A Black man named Laberte Fle Henry Patterson was seized from a road gang by a white mob in Florida and shot and hanged after authorities accused him of attacking a white woman. The incident reflects vigilantism and racial violence in the region.
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Florida
Laberte
Fle
Henry Patterson
Senate Prepares Goff Prohibition Bill Amendments
The Senate judiciary committee voted to recommend passage of the Goff bill with amendments to the national prohibition act. It trims DC police reach into nearby states, limits warrants to private dwellings, and requires vessel seizure evidence of crew knowledge. La Guardia releases a Mellon letter about Hazelwood Brewing in Pittsburgh.
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Washingtono
District of Columbia
Judgciary Committee
la Guardia
Lot. N
State Allocations Set for Cattle Tuberculosis Fight
Washington announced allocations from a $700000 emergency fund for cattle tuberculosis eradication. Totals include Tilinais 150000 New York 100000 Pennsylvania 100000 Ohio 100000 Wisconsin 100000 Massachusetts 40000 Kansas 5000. The remaining 155000 is shared among eleven states. Funds available before July 1 ahead of a larger eradication appropriation.
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Washington
Tilinais
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Kanas
Indictments Hit Chicago Packing and Stock Yard Officials
The federal grand jury charges Chicago Packing Company president Ignatz Katz with destroying government inspectors' grading marks on beef. Indictments also name stock buyers George Parmenter and John P. Reilly for conspiring to violate the stock yards act of 1907, signaling possible wider irregularities at the Union Stock Yards.
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Chicago
Grand Jurs
Chicago Packing Company
Ignatz Katz
George Parmenter
John P. Reilly
Gypsy King Dies in East Springfield Camp
Steve John aged seventy five, renowned king of a major American Gypsy tribe, died of heart failure at his Red House Crossing camp in East Springfield Mass. His death ends a long leadership era and the tribe mourns their prominent chief.
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Gypsy King
East Springfield
Mass
Steve John
America
Red House Crossing
Girl Friend of Lincoln Dead in Worcester
Mrs. William J. Rees a former close friend of Abraham Lincoln in girlhood died at her daughter's Worcester home aged ninety three. Born in Gettysburg Pennsylvania she remained part of Lincoln lore in early life.
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Lincoln
Worcester
Mass
William J. Rees
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Safety Claim
An advertisement cites the Bayer Cross on packages as proof of genuine aspirin. It touts safety proven by millions and physician use over twenty five years for colds neuritis toothache neuralgia headache lumbago rheumatism. It notes twelve tablet packs cost a few cents and druggists offer bottles of 24 and 100.
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Drugsts
Female progress sparks English press debate on masculinity
The Evening Standard praises the duchess of Athol for fluent house speeches and argues that reading them is unnecessary since she expresses clear intent, noting her masculine mind in contrast to Lady Astor and Miss Wilkinson who are described as more excitable.
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Evening ‘Standard
Duchess of Athol
Astor
Britain plans to end mine dispute and resume work
London reports rapid progress toward normalcy as railway firms and workers reach resumption terms and government offers subsidies and wage reforms. A national three member wages board would set district wage principles with an independent chairman finalizing disputes within three weeks. Measures protect low earners, allow longer hours by agreement, and restore strikers with seniority for reintegration. Unions admit fault in the general strike and pledge limits on future actions.
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London
Samuel
Minera
Fentral
Td Frame
Evang Williams
Herbert Smith
Baldwin
National Wages Board
Soviet Engineers to Inspect U.S. Plants Tour
A Soviet commission of four hydroelectric engineers will tour Canada and the United States for three months to study major power plants as prep for the Dnieper river development in Ukraine. The project, part of a planned superpower system, costs 75 million dollars with initial capacity 210000 kilowatts and ultimate capacity 455000 kilowatts.
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U.S
Montreal
Soviet Union
Dnieper
Ukraine
Europe
Dreper
Americans Plan to Fly Nonstop Newark to Paris
The Aeronautical Club of New Jersey seeks funding for a Newark to Paris nonstop flight before June 20 to win the Orteig prize. Aiming to beat Rene Fonck who plans to depart Mitchel Field on the same date, Lieut-Commander Noel Davis and Lieut. Frank H. Conant prepare a three engine aircraft for the attempt.
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Atlantic
Newark
N. J
Aeronautical Club of
New Jersey
Paris
Rene Fonck
Mitchelfield
Raymond Orteig
Noel Davis
United States Naval Reserves
Frank H. Conant
United States Navy
Banker Sentenced in Embezzlement Case at Aus tin Bank
Frank C. Wilbour former assistant cashier at the Austin National Bank in Minnesota pleaded guilty to forging entries and embezzling about $23 000. He was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth prison by a federal court in St Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Frank C. Wilbour
The
Austin (Minn
Des Moines Woman Convicted of Bank Robbery in Anoka
Clarene Eaton of Des Moines Iowa was found guilty of robbing the Anoka National Bank in Anoka Minnesota and received a sentence to life imprisonment in the state prison at Stillwater.
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Anoka
Minn
Clarene Eaton
Des Moines
Iowa
Anoka National Bank
Ilte
Stillwater
Angela Responds With Cold Charm Over Unprovided Furs
In a terse exchange from the Lonnon Mail, Angela questions a companion about her cold mood today, replying that the chill stems from not receiving the furs she requested. The brief quarrel centers on expectations and missing gifts.
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Angela
Diamond Dyes for Any Fabric or Drapery Product
Diamond Dyes offer 15 cent packs with simple directions to color lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings hosiery draperies coverings and more. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist material type wool silk linen cotton or blends for the right result.
No Hunting Fan Advertisement Fragments Spur Laughs
Satirical ad copy recalls a camp misadventure with moose lore and a humorous jab at camping nuisances. Cuticara Soap and Ointment promise relief while Cuticura Talcum completes the flowery pitch. The jumbled text hints at a period paper’s product showcase and filler ad lines.
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Cuticara
Cited Traffic Delays Spur Horse Drawn Delivery in France
In France, congestion in major cities prompts many firms to reinstate horse drawn delivery services. A man explains he came to pay his wife’s bill, noting the surprising shift due to urban traffic.
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France
Tanlac and Vegetable Pills Promoted in Local Ad
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a tonic that rebuilds weak bodies and relieves strain, promising renewed health from Mother Nature’s ingredients. It urges readers to visit Fr. Messmer at 254 South Ninth Avenue, Barlington, Iowa, to obtain Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and stomach troubles.
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Green
Ing
Woodbury
N. I
Dows
Messmer
Ninth Ave
Barlington
Iowa
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