From Forty Five to Sixty Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
Morse Oklahoma letters praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe aid through the Change of Life. A 60 plus mother of eight says she remains in good health and still uses the product occasionally with family recommendation. The ad invites readers to seek confidential advice from the E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Morse
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Devaney
Lydia Pinkham
Austin Updates and Appointments in State Affairs
Nellie Atkinson is appointed by Secretary of State Mims to fill a vacancy from Hargan’s resignation. Reclamation plans in Hopkins County aim to reclaim 25 miles of valley with a 30 to 40 mile levee, saving 10 900 shares of land. New bank charters Granted at Green ville and Silverton with guaranty fund protections.
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Nellie Atkinson
Secretary of State
GC. D. Mims
State Department
F. H. Hargan
Arthur A. Stiles
Hopkins County
White Oak Creek
State Banking Board
Citizens State Bank of
Greenvilley
Capital Stock
Briscoe County State Bank of
Silverton
Scott Read
Groesbeck
Texas
Collector of Internal Revenue
Walker
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Houston
Texas Railroad
Clarence E. Gilmore
Cardus credited with curing long years of female weakness
Mrs Hannah Peru of Leavenworth Ind claims Cardus relieved six years of misery from bearing-down pain insomnia and loss of appetite after four years in bed She says taking Cardus for several bottles cured her and she highly recommends it Your druggist sells it
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Leavenworth, Ind
Hannah Peru
Cardus
Cardu
Coughs End After Milks Emulsion Treatment
Advertisement recounts a two year cough cured by Milks Emulsion after 15 bottles. Claims boost in strength and health, notes palatable emulsion, bowel benefits, and “guarantee” of refund if not satisfied. Mentions Terre Haute Ind and druggists. Also references Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for constipation relief.
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Denver
Ilinois
Alice M. Huntley
Pearl St
Galesburg
Terre Haute
Ind
Adv
Ballad Advice From London Tit-Bits
A quip suggests actions for a newly written ballad: send it to the laundry or blog it. The snippet reflects light witticisms on handling creative work in an era of publication.
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Hogg
Blogg
London
California Syrup of Figs Ad Embellished Claim
An old advertorial urges parents to choose California Syrup of Figs as the safest laxative for children with a fruity taste. It claims to aid the stomach liver and bowels and stresses to look for the word California on the package for authenticity.
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California
The Verdict on Musical Honors Delved Into
A sharp courtroom style remark quips about a son’s merit for musical honors with the retort that he is not fit. The exchange reveals a facet of judgment and performance standards in a dramatic, ironic moment.
Class rule seen as worst menace to democracy
A political observer argues that class rule poses the greatest threat to democratic governance, warning that economic hierarchy undermines equal representation and political rights across society. The remark highlights concerns about wealth concentration shaping policy and public life.
Oil Field Production Totals in Texas and Louisiana
Houston reports coastal oil fields in Texas and Louisiana show limited new wells in the past week. There are 2,164 producing wells with daily production totaling about 70,200 barrels, led by West Columbia and Joose Creek with high outputs and smaller yields at numerous fields such as Humble Sour Lake Spindle Top and Evangeline.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
South Texas
South
West Columbia
Joose Creek
Humble
Sour Lake
Hull
Damon Mound
Vinton
Saratoga
Batson
Edgerly
Spindle Top
Evangeline
Barbers Hill
Markham
Somerset
Blue Ridge
Wilson Urges Democrats to Back Versailles Treaty
President Wilson calls Democrats to campaigns in full support of the Versailles treaty without Lodge reservations. He says such reservations threaten U S leadership and betraying the nation’s promises to the world. The message follows a Portland request on May 21 primaries and ratification pledges.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Oregon
White House
United States
Mrs Samuel Gompers Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Samuel Gompers wife of the American Federation of Labor president died at her Washington home after a long illness. She was 69 years old.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Americate Federation of Labor
Stowe Elected Director General of Pan American Union
Washington. Dr. L. S. Stowe chief of the Latin American division of the state department was elected director general of the Pan American Union to succeed Joby Barrett who retires September 1. Austin Tex. The railroad commission reports the Lyerla gas well in Eastland County was finally closed after a costly effort following the extinguishing of a raging fire. It was a giant gasser and was afire running wild.
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Washington
Dr. L. S. Stowe
State Department
Pan-American Union
Joby Barrett
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Eastland County
School board raises teachers pay in Brownsville
Brownsville Texas school board announced a general salary boost of $20 per month for each of the fifty city school teachers on Saturday.
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Brownsville
Tex
Tick infested cattle dipped in Bell County
About 42 000 head of cattle were dipped in Bell County in April with roughly 12 percent showing tick evidence. Officials expect to eradicate the cattle tick by fall.
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Temple
Tex
Bell County
Rural Bell County schools receive state aid
Temple Texas report says forty five rural schools in Bell County met rural school law requirements and have been granted twenty six thousand dollars in state aid.
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Temple
Tex
Bell County
Potato Curing Plant Underway in Nacogdoches
Nacogdoches Texas reports the start of construction on a 15 000 bushel potato curing plant. The project marks a development for local agriculture and industry.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Elgin Chautauqua Announces May 30 to June 4
Elgin Texas plans a chautauqua from May 30 through June 4 featuring speakers and performances for local audiences. The event brings lectures, music, and community activities to Elgin during the late spring period.
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Elgin
Tex
Fur Auction in St Louis Totals Two Million Dollars
Spring sale of the International Fur Exchange in St Louis realizes two million dollars. Prices show a general decline of twenty to twenty six percent from February sale levels.
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St. Louis
International Fur Exchange
Hearn High's Duane Mateer Wins 120 Yard Hurdle at Austin Meet
Duane Mateer of Hearn High School won the 120 yard hurdle race at the Iterscholastic meet in Austin Texas. He led the field to secure the event title as competition unfolded across the day.
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C. B. Anderson
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Anderson
Interior
Austin
Hearne
Tex
Duane Mateer
Hearn High School
Dodson Liver Tone Replaces Calomel in Town
Local druggists report calomel sales decline as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The vegetable remedy is praised as safe for children and adults, guarantees money back if relief is not provided, and promises restful nights without the griping typical of calomel.
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Dodson
Right Way Remedy Claims to Fight Horse Diseases
An advertisement touts a prophylactic horse medicine claiming to prevent distemper pinkeye influenza colds and related illnesses in horses mares colts and stallions. The product purportedly acts on blood and glands expelling germs and revealing exposed animals with a few daily drops. It lists price 60 cents or 1.15 per bottle and invites agents.
Flannigan Displays Red White And Blue Flowers
Mrs Flannigan for years showed four rows of geraniums in pots wrapped in bright Irish green crepe paper Now a neighbor with a son in France revealed pots wrapped in red white and blue Mrs Flannigan appeared troubled Yet her smile returned as the front window proudly showed pots in red white and blue tied with green ribbons
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Flannigan
The Cheerful Optometrist Exchange
A jokey exchange from the Journal of the American Medical Association features a patient lamenting a persistent headache and a doctor asking if the eye clinic was consulted. The optimist at the clinic claims the patient is all right without a proper eye examination.
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Eye
Journal of the American Medical Association
Vitalizing dew and its effects on grass under trees
The piece explains dew as a vitalizing, oxygen rich liquid formed from hydrogen oxide and ozone. It suggests early morning air gains refreshment from dew. It notes grass under trees struggles to grow because dew cannot form there, while rain and light still reach it.
Prisoner taunts visitor with escape line
A sympathetic visitor and a convict debate confinement. The prisoner claims that stone walls and iron bars can imprison the mind but not the spirit, challenging the visitor to prove otherwise.
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