Girls Learn Health Lessons with Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mothers report daughters affected by long dances and overwork regain energy and return to school after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mrs. Alice Loveman of Charleston Illinois Mrs. W B Gritterre of Los Angeles California and Mrs. C M Mire of Union Village Vermont describe improved strength and wellbeing.
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Allice Loveman
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Charleston
Illinois
Lydia Br. Pinkham
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Mrs. C. M . 6Mire
Union Village
Vermont
Needle making tale told by 16th century immigrant
A housewife’s friend recounts the introduction of needle making to England in 1566 by the German Elias Grouse who taught the craft to the English, detailing early adoption and spread of the art.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Bring Change for Brooklyn Man
A Brooklyn man credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with relieving years of indigestion and constipation. He praises the laxative’s safety as free of calomel minerals or habit forming drugs and notes it is suitable for every family member. Available in 25 and 7 red packages at druggists.
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Brooklyn
K. A. Schumacher
Carter
One Detail Lacking
A New England girl boasts she packed 20 dresses in one suitcase yet omits what she used to fill it. The note adds a wry aside on jealousy as a tree bearing bitter fruit.
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New England
Sioux City Tribune
Moral Never Pet Strange Black Cat
Two flapper girls and their boyfriend near Goshen chase a roadside black cat to break a jinx. The cat turns out to be a skunk, leading to a comic ending as the boy buries his clothes after dropping the girls home.
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Goshen
Indianapolis News
World’s Largest Speedway Planned Near Sydney
A massive new speedway, projected to be the largest in the world, is planned for outskirts of Sydney Australia. The two mile long track will be 100 feet wide and form part of Blacktown a Sydney suburb.
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Sydney
Australia
Blacktown
Time to open hangar doors at Lakehurst costs $100
A half hour is required to open or close the steel doors of large hangars, including the Lakehurst New Jersey site, with the operation costing about $100.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. It claims rapid relief within ten minutes a cure for distention and breathing difficulty and long term benefits including disappearance of dizziness headaches and sleeplessness. It notes widespread sale and local availability with 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year.
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New Jersey
Community contentment hinges on self adjustment
Rushville Indiana Republicn notes that people long for countryside life yet city crowds can tempt rule breaking. True satisfaction comes from adapting to local conditions and using one’s talents. those who grieve about their community should relocate to protect themselves and the place they call home.
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Wardens Employed to Protect Roadside Trees
Maryland's 1914 roadside tree law assigns wardens to supervise tree trimming on public roads. The state forestry department administers the program and pays wardens, recouping costs from pole line companies or others seeking roadside tree work. About 50 wardens are active, aiding city and town planning with census information and improvement plans.
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Maryland
State Forestry Department
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland Forestry Department
Kansas City Times
Planting the Home and the Lawn as Setting
The article emphasizes lawn as a key feature in home planning. It advises a continuous green stretch, minimal shrubbery to preserve velvety grass, and the use of stepping stones rather than solid cement for short walks.
Benefit of Zoning System Widens City Prospects
The zoning system, once general, promises brighter outlooks for American cities. Advantages depend on the intelligence, taste, and courage of zoning authorities who plan for the future and adjust to conditions, preventing selfish exploitation and yielding city-wide gains both materially and culturally.
Civic Pride Elevates City and Community Life
The piece argues that civic pride, beyond beauty, lifts both individuals and the community. By beautifying the town, it marks a forward step in improving the lives of residents and fostering high standards.
No city thrives without clean places and enforced rules
The piece argues that even strict building regulations fail if citizens and officials neglect cleanliness and enforcement. It stresses personal responsibility and effective administration as essential to urban beauty and order.
Germany joins League and Spain quits amid crisis
In Geneva the League admitted Germany unanimously and proposed three semi permanent seats to calm Spain and Poland. Spain refused a seat and prepared to resign under Primo de Rivera. Mutiny in Madrid led to artillery corps dissolution and a state of siege.
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League of Nations
Spain
League
Geneva
German Republic
Germany
League Council
Poland
M. Loudon
Holland
Doctor Nansen
Norway
Doctor Motta
Switzerland
Teutons
Stresemann
Balkan
M. Cadamanos
Greece
Bulgaria
San Sebastian
Madrid
de Rivera
Fabriciano Haro Y Porto
Ministry of War
Pamplona
Primo de Rivera
Prisoners Lead Officers to Cache Then Ambush Fire
Federal officers near Raymondsville Texas ordered prisoners to guide them into brush where weapons were cached. As they moved about 100 yards an ambush erupted with gunfire. Four Mexican detainees and one Austrian were killed. officers suffered no injuries.
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Texas
Mexico
Americans in New York trial over metals bribe case
Former attorney general ARRY M. DAUGHERTY and Col. Thomas W. Miller stand trial in New York on conspiracy to defraud the government in the American Metals case. They allegedly accepted 391000 and approved a $6458979 claim by Societe Suisse des Metaux without regard to legality. In China, British forces clash with Cantonese and northern factions along the Yangtze as Hankow and Wanhsien are contested, while a Denver Rio Grande wreck near Leadville leaves 27 dead and a Northwestern derailment in Chicago injures many.
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Solomon Levitan
John W. Reynolds
Theodore Dammann
New Hampshire
George H. Moses
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World Court
Bass
Robert C. Marcle
Concord
Albert W. Noone
Peterboro
John G. Winnant
Huntley N. Spaulding
Rochester
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddie
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Reno
Raymond T. Baker
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New York
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Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs Des Metaux
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Yang-sen
Wu Pei-fu
Wanhsien
Hankow
Bund
London
Carlisle
Canton
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Wuchang
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Shameen
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