Louisville Man Gains Twenty-Three Pounds and Feels Brand New
Michael McCrone of Louisville Kentucky credits Tanlac for ending five years of stomach trouble and catarrh He reports losing thirty pounds before treatment and gaining twenty three after three bottles He says he can eat normally sleep well and feels stronger Tanlac advertised by Collens Pharmacy Monroe and the Nyal Store West Montes in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McGrone
South Clay Street
Louisville
Taniae
Taniac
Tanlac
Monroe
Collens Pharmacy
West Montes
Nyal
Celebrations and Openings Mark June 6 1920
Across nations and cities events unfold with royal, constitutional and civic milestones. The King’s birthday celebrations in England, Denmark’s Constitution anniversary, Indianapolis centennial events, and General Wright’s 90th birthday reflect a wide public calendar. A new Montreal Rotterdam steamship route debuts while Congresses and conventions begin preparations in Chicago and Edmonton. International suffrage and parliamentary activities coincide with a busy public agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Denmark
Indianapolis
Marcus J. Wright
Montreal
Rotterdam
Candian Industrial Congress
Edmonton
Alberta
Anti-Saloon League
National League of Women Voters
Chicago
Republican National Convention
Frederick William
Cecilie
German Republic
United States
Canada
International Woman Suffrage Alliance Congress
Geneva
Switzerland
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on lasting work over youth
A columnist argues that long lasting success comes from choosing a lasting profession rather than relying on youthful athletic power. He contends few baseball stars sustain success after forty and urges readers to develop brains and minds for enduring achievement.
One Year Ago Today in 1919 Headlines
Eighty three miners perished in a Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania powder car explosion in a tunnel. Vice President Marshall signed the joint resolution submitting the woman suffrage amendment to the States. Maine Supreme Court ruled Jamaica ginger intoxicating. United States Senate favored a hearing for Irish delegates before the Peace Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Marshall
Supreme Court of Maine
United State Senate
Wyoming Sees No Bank Failures in Twenty Five Years
A Wyoming report notes no bank failure has occurred in twenty five years, highlighting stability across the state’s financial sector and suggesting ongoing robust banking oversight and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Nervous Wreck Women Credits Cardui Cure
Mrs. G H Schill of Texas City says three years of head pain left her unable to work or sleep until Cardui relieved her headaches after three bottles. She claims the remedy cured her and that the relief is permanent. The ad touts Cardui as a woman’s medicine backed by medical books and forty years of use NC-134.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Tex
G. H. Schill
Noted Figures Celebrate Birthdays Across Professions
Mortimer L. Schiff a New York banker turns 43. Henry Jervey rises to major general age 54. Sir Douglas Hazen chief justice 60. Ladislas Lazaro congressman 48 near Ville Platte. Fred Mitchell Chicago manager 41 born Cambridge. Frances Starr actress 34 of Oneonta. Thomas Washington rear admiral 55 of Goldsboro. Madame Rejane Parisian actress 63. Rt Rev Michael J. Hoban Scranton bishop 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York City
Henry Jervey
U. S. Army
Virginia
Douglas Hazen
New Brunswick
Ladislas Lazaro
Congress
Louisiana
Ville Platte
Fred Mitchell
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Cambridge
Mass
Frances Starr
Oneonta
N. Y
Thomas Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Goldaboro
N. C
Madame Rejane
Paris
Michael J. Hoban
Scranton
Waterloo
N. J
Sir Douglas Hazen 60th Birthday Chief Justice and Leader
Sir Douglas Hazen, turning 60, serves as Chief Justice of New Brunswick and Dominion political figure. The St John native rose from provincial politics to opposition leader, then minister of Marine and Fisheries and Naval Affairs in 1911, after a wartime role in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hazen
New Brunswick
Dominion
Canada
Washington
St. John
Borden
Ottawa
Odd Beliefs And Demographics In Early News Anecdotes
The Spaniards view Tuesday as an unlucky wedding day. One quarter of U S printing comes from New York City. Switzerland has unusually high deaf mute numbers per capita. A stork has been known to perish in a fire rather than the brood be described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Switzerland
Labor Leaders Gather for AFL Forty Year Convention
Montreal hosts the fortieth annual American Federation of Labor convention starting Monday with nearly five million workers watching. Delegates arrive from across the United States and Canada, including two British Trades Union Congress visitors. Samuel Gompers will open the sessions at St Denis Theatre with the Canadian welcome from Quebec and Montreal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Great Labor Organization
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
British Trades Union Congress
St. Denis
Samuel Gompers
Dominion
Province of
Quebec
Black and White Beauty Treatment Ad In Memphis
An advertisement offers Black and White Ointment and Soap to clear dark complexion. Apply ointment at night and wash off next morning, with directions on packaging. Ointment is sold in concentrated form. 25¢ per item or 50¢ for both with postpaid mail order from Memphis Tennessee.
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BLACK
WWE
Memphis
Tenn
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Faser’s Drug Store
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McCrone
John Blake
Cardus
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company
Atlanta
Brockton
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
Sto
Minneapolis
Newark
Norfolk
Omaha
Rock Island
Tulsa
Wichita
Sinclair Service
Bruce Frizzell
Monroe Brick & Builders’ Supply Company
Marx Plumbing & Gas Appliance Company
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