Texas Woman Sentenced to Restored Health by Favorite Prescription
A Texas woman from Frouston reports relief after taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for headaches, nervousness, and insomnia. Testimonials from Mrs. N. J. Wess and Mrs. H. T. Knippa advocate the product as a tonic for women, with druggists selling it in liquid or tablet form. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for kidney and uric acid issues.
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San Antonio
Texas
Dr. Pierce
H. T. Knippa
Burleson St
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Not Real Fur Showed in Indianapolis Window Display
In an Indianapolis department store window two fur coats attracted two young girls. One coat was marked 475 dollars and the other 395 dollars. The girls discussed price and authenticity noting one coat might be fake fur. They did not enter the store.
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Indianapolis
Americans Ordered Not to Exhume War Dead in France
Paris reports that about 65,000 American WWI service members will remain in their current graves in France until the Allies decide when to exhume. The Foreign Office says joint remains with fellow soldiers should stay together until families can receive them, despite a failed three year exhumation bill. It is expected exhumation may start well before January 1922.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
Louisiana dance hall fire leaves many dead in stampede
In Ville Platte Louisiana a night of tragedy killed twenty eight people as 300 dancers rushed a narrow stairway during panic. Fifteen remain critically injured and ten bodies burned beyond recognition. Twenty six victims identified include Anna Robert and Etta Daire. Mothers who saved children in a nursery perished.
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Odette Soilleau
Durand Soilleau
Liza Soilleau
Andrew Vidrine
Lily Fontenot
Armide Ortago
Culver West
Odette Villion
Jean Baptiste Demourelle
Eusbe Manuel
Paul Manuel
Theodatre Soilleau
Attille Soilleau
Aza Deville
Delphine Fontenot
Evans Soillea
U S Army Decorated by Allied Powers in World War I
The July 1918 act allowed foreign medals and insignia to be accepted by the United States. The adjutant general’s annual report by Major General P C Harris shows that 15 384 officers and enlisted men of the American army were decorated by allied powers for World War I service.
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Washington
United States
P. C. Harris
Gas Field Found Near McKeesport Sparks Projections
Drillers and gas experts inspecting the new field in South Versailles township near McKeesport say it is one of the best producing regions in the United States. In three months since the first strike, the field has produced more than $1,000,000 worth of gas.
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Pittsburgh
South Versailles Township
McKeesport
United States
Democratic National Committee Meets to Plan Next Year’s Convention
The Democratic National Committee and the Women's Associate Committee were called by National Chairman Cummings to meet in Washington on Tuesday to fix the time and place for the national convention next year.
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Democratic Nat's Committee
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Cummings
Former State Senator Harris Dies After Car Accident
Former State Senator Hugh Harris was fatally injured Saturday when his car was struck at a crossing by an interurban several miles west of Temple. He died hours later at a Temple hospital. W. C. T. U. picks Atlantic City and St. Louis as next year’s convention sites.
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Temple
Tex
Hugh Harris
Atlantic City
St. Louis
N. J
National Women’s Temperance Union
Oil Field Holdings Change Hands in Fort Worth Deal
Fastland Texas announces the sale of Cosden's Desdemona field holdings for 2 500 000 dollars to Maxwell and Artell of Fort Worth. Also reported is Corporal Fayette E Eagleton of Ladonia Texas killed in action and the death of H U Monroe, famed drummer boy of Shiloh aged 70. In Basel Hungary voting is compulsory for the December 20 elections selecting the national assembly.
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Fastland
Tex
Cosden
Desdemona
Maxwell & Artell
Fort Worth
Washington
Lst
Fayette E. Eagleton
Ladonia
Shiloh
Peoria
J. H. Monroe
Burlington
Hungary
Basel
Cascarets Offer Gentle Liver Cleanse Before Sleep
An adorial voice promotes Cascarets as a safe overnight cleanse for the liver and bowels, contrasting with harsh laxatives like calomel. It claims Cascarets remove sour undigested food, foul gases, and constipation without gripe or discomfort, at low cost.
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Dodson
Not Immediately Available Picture and Dealer's Lecture
A dialogue notes a wonderful picture but emphasizes that its value lies in the lecture delivered by the dealer during the sale. Mr. Comrox recalls the moment, suggesting the teaching overshadowed the image itself.
Doorway repurposed as hidden bookcase with locked door
An unused doorway is transformed into an effective bookcase. The door is locked and serves as the back of the case. Shelves may fill the full doorway space or just the lower half.
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