Vegetable Compound restores Mrs Burts in Wellston Ohio
Mrs Willaw Burts of Wellston Ohio reports severe back and side pain from illness and cold flus through four years. After taking Lydia E Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound she regains strength, can do housework and care for her children, and she plans to take more in spring. Her husband notes she looks like a living woman instead of a dead one.
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Wellston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Onr
Willaw Burts
Ohio
Yorktown Liberty Shrine Plans Move To Preserve Battlefield
Yorktown groups led by the Historical Society the Forum and the Country Club push to restore and preserve the Yorktown battlefield where Cornwallis surrendered to Washington. The plan aims to create a world assembly a classical temple and a permanent endowment with venues at the customs house and the college campus. Yorktown’s history spans 1621 1692 and the Civil War and World War I era sites birthplaces of presidents and nearby Jamestown Williamsburg and Fortress Monroe are noted with a renewed effort to educate visitors and honor the future international center.
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Washington
Yorktown
Cornwallis
The
Historical Society
the Forum
Coolidge
Duke of York
Yorktown Forum
Dawes
Pershing
Stanley Baldwin
England
Marshal ‘Haig
Auckland Geddes
Esme Howard
Laney Astor
King of
Persuing
Hook
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Dembocracy
Dutatracs
York‘town
Town of
York
Virginia
Jamestown
Powhatan
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Monroe
Chesapeake Bay
Newport News
Hampton
Norfolk
United States
Jefferson
Madison
Garrison
Tyler
Wilson
Magruder
Johnson
Medelinn
Geneva
Forum
Marshall-Wythe-Monroe
School of Government, Citizenship and International Relations
College of Wiliam and Mary
Customs House
College
Country Club
Carter's Little Liver Pills Backed by New York City User
John A. Perry of New York City reports curing persistent bad breath and sour stomach after starting Carter's Little Liver Pills. He claims quick relief from bad breath, constipation, headaches, and indigestion, praising the pills as mild with no adverse after effects and recommending them to all sufferers.
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John A. Perry
New York City
Carter
Members of Eighty Tribes Attend One Indian School
Lawrence Kansas Haskell Institute hosts a last term with 1040 American Indian students from around eighty tribes. States send quotas led by Oklahoma and Texas with notable tribal representation. Cherokees, Sioux, Chippewas, and others travel from across the nation to study at the largest federal Indian school. The text notes diverse tribes and regions and ends with a humorous family line.
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Lawrence, Kan
Haskell Institute
Key West
Ketchikan
Yakima
Yonkery
Haskell
Oklahoma
Alaska
Bannock
Nez Perce
Flathead
Kickapool
Sac and Fox
Ottawa
Wyandotte
Winnisgo
Middle West
Man Dives 2600 Feet to Death at Yosemite Falls
Theodore Tackowski of San Francisco is linked to a fatal fall at Yosemite Falls as park rangers recover bones at the base. A suicide note found in a pocket at the top, signed with a date of June 7, mentions a loan to Arthur Schwerin and instructions to cover funeral costs plus a bequest to the Veterans' hospital at Menlo Park.
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Yosemite Falls
Yosemite
Cal
Theodore Tackowski
San Francisco
Park Rangers
Jackowski
Arthur Schwerin
Mayfield, Cal
Prospector Survives After Dynamite Blast Hand Loss
Jim Gallagher, a prospector near Larder Lake, lost both hands in a dynamite cap explosion. He subsisted two days by picking scraps from his table with his mouth before authorities found him and sent him to Kirkland Lake for treatment.
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Cohutt
Jim Gallagher
Lerder
Kirkland Lake
Girl Scales Peak but Oh the Price at Grizzly Peak
Miss Teela Van Austin of San Francisco climbed Grizzly peak in Yosemite during summer with one worn bike outfit and a new climber suit. She reached the summit becoming the second woman to do so, then slid down Incline in a baby avalanche, shattering speed records for the descent.
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Scales Peak
Yosemite National Park
Cal
Teela van Austin
San Francisco
Grizzly Peak
Miss Austin
Navy blamed for Lansdowne death in court inquiry
Mrs. Margaret Ross Lansdowne testified under oath that the Navy bore full responsibility for the Shenandoah disaster. She cited her husband Commander Zachary Lansdowne's protests to department orders and alleged political motives behind the Mid West voyage. She read a letter from the chief of naval operations noting disapproved scheduling changes and her husband’s strong opposition.
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Washington
Navy
Shenandoah
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Naval
Mid-West
Navy Department
Middle West
Department
Mitchell Refuses Testimony Before Naval Inquiry
Col William A Mitchell declares he faced waterboarding like pressure while ordered to testify before the Presidents aircraft board. He refused to testify citing threats of court martial and fear the War Department would twist his statements about the Shenandoah disaster. He faulted counsel and a general staff member in the stenographer room for pressuring him. He pledged to testify under oath after the court martial ends.
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Washington
War Department
Wiliam A. Mitchell
Naval Court‘of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Frank R. Reid
Charles B. Stone
Navy Board
Three Die and Forty Hurt in Ammonia Tank Blast
Three known deaths occurred in a terrific explosion that damaged the ten story Enzeclede Gas Light building in downtown St Louis. About forty people were treated at hospitals as officials said the blast was caused by ammonia fumes expanding in pipes leading to a basement refrigerating plant. The deceased were Mrs Anna Stoll a clerk Carl T Brewer an engineer and Armand Marquardt a maintenance man.
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St. Louis
Anna Stoll
Carl T
Armand Marquardt
Auto Employment Is Largest in History
Detroit reports the automobile industry employs 260,316 workers, the highest total ever. Last week adds 2,422 jobs, a rise of 64,320 versus the same week in 1924. Plants run at capacity and are expanding facilities across Detroit's auto plants.
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Detroit
Mich
New York Architect Wins Roosevelt Prize
John Rosell Pope, a New York architect, received the $20,000 Roosevelt Memorial prize for the best design submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
John Rosell Pope
New York
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Pinchot Stricken With Flu While Touring Pennsylvania
Gov. Gifford Pinchot gripped by a tight influenza attack during a statewide auto tour. doctors ordered bed rest.
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Pinchot
Fla Duhots
Gifford Pinchot
New York Firm Buys 82-Story Building for 17 Million
August Heckscher, president of Amabna' Rel ler company, buys the 82 story building at 61 Broadway for $17,000,000 in cash. The purchase marks a major real estate acquisition in Manhattan's financial district.
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New York
August Heckscher
Amabna’ Reller Company
Broadway
From School Teacher to Great Eminem
A farm raised youth became a district school teacher then saved to fund medical study. He moved to Buffalo New York and became Dr. R. Pierce, famed for his Golden Medical Discovery touted as a blood purifier and tonic. Over fifty million bottles sold. tablets offered for five cents by the Dr. Pierce Clinic in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Dr. R. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce Clinte
Element of Pure Value and the Night of War Reflections
The passage quotes Sir Gilbert Murray on progress through innate human loves and courage. It notes 14,000 houses in Reims Wrante in August 1914, and by late November 1918 only 14 were struck by German shells. A golden plover migrates 2,000 miles from Alaska to Hawaii.
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Sir Gilbert Murray
Greece
Reims
Wrante
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
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Lord Cornwallis
Rochambeau
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O'Hara
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Richmond
Lok
Library of Congress
Puttig
Henry Glustris
Grasse
Lansdowne
Col. Mitchell
Eminem
Alee
Bose
Ciresro
Spe Drugoe
Peterson
Veerans
Haarlem
Dre Scholl
Winslow
Boschee’ S
Syrep
Ste Borres
Urogoieta
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