Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted For Women
A vintage advertisement urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to avoid oper ations for non serious ailments. It cites testimonies from Mrs Edwards of Wilson North Carolina and Mrs Westover of Akron Ohio who credit improved health and avoided surgery after using the remedy. The ad promotes a free private text on women ailments and references a bookstore display and a humorous exchange about a husbandry book.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Akron
Ohio
R. G. Westover
Grant Street
Lacking Somewhere Voice From the Crowd
A fragmentary speech contrasts English identity with homeland pride. The speaker asserts English birth lineage marriage and life in England while challenging the crowd with a call to remember national allegiance.
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England
Children Cry for Gastoria
advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria claims 30 years of use to relieve constipation flatulency wind colic and diarrhea and to aid digestion and sleep. genuine bottle bears signature.
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Fletcher
Father’s loud talk tests family listening at home
A parent explains that at home he tends to holler to gain attention. The practice is described as the sole method he uses to ensure family members listen.
Geolidge Shows Political Sense in Nomination Outlook
Washington observers say Cabinet members and key Republicans privately back President Coolidge for renomination. Bascom Slemp, Secretary to Coolidge, stands at the center of support as the White House signals no shift in foreign policy toward Europe and the country leans toward isolationist stances.
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Washington,—C
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Congress
Repubean
Coolidge
Ikewise
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Washington
Middle West
America First
Harding
Daugherty
New
Indiana
Harry New
Weeks
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
New England
Daughertys
Ohio
Mason and Dixon
Slemp
International Court of Justice
America
Europe
White House
United States
Mr. Coolidge
League of Nations
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Lkely
Red Cross Hero Emerges From Dream Vision
The mother of St. Camillus de Lellie dreamed of a child bearing a red cross on the breast and followed by a vast host. Clergy reassured her, and the future saint grew to lead a charitable band aiding the sick and poor. They traveled hospitals, lanes, and battlefields, earning honor for the emblem they wore.
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St. Camillus de Lellie
Red Cross
Literature gratitude phrase by a film producer provokes response
A movie producer comments on literature with a tongue in cheek remark about photography. The exchange frames a light protest over literary photography while gratitude is extended for literature.
Brazil to Broadcast News by Radio with Government Support
A Brazilian press agency plans radio broadcasts of news funded by government subsidies. The move aims to expand public information access and strengthen state media presence across regions.
Rotation to Prevent Disorders of Beans
Walter G. Sackett, bacteriologist at Colorado Experiment Station, notes that beans should be rotated so land is used for beans only every three to four years, diseased vines burned, and seed plots planted on new land. He warns against seed from flail or thrasher, and doubts seed treatment or Bordeaux spray effectiveness.
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Walter G. Sackett
Colorado Experiment Station
Silage Profitable Feed For Baby Beeves At Minnesota
Experiments at the Minnesota experiment station show silage boosts gains in baby beeves. Silage fed calves averaged 2.36 pounds daily over 196 days vs 2.22 without silage. Net profit ran $17.90 per head with silage against $16.15 without. Barley matched corn for gains but lower profit due to costs. Breeds differ in selling price: pure breds $86.78, grades $83.45, commons $56.18.
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Minnesota Experiment Station
W. H. Peters
N. K. Carnes
Sheep Prices Spur Farmers to Expand Flocks
University of Minnesota official Phil A. Anderson urges careful expansion in sheep raising as wool and lamb markets rise. He notes prices for lambs at 12 to 15 dollars per hundred pounds and suggests flocks of 25 to 35 ewes or more, using green feed to create marketable products amid tariff-driven price support and reduced U S. sheep numbers.
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Phil A. Anderson
Animal Husbandry Division
University of Minnesota
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
United States
Overcrowding Chickens Causes Losses and Health Risks
The article warns that overcrowding in poultry houses reduces egg production and raises disease risk. It advises severe culling to maintain capacity, noting difficulty in keeping litter clean and dry when birds are crowded.
Prohibition Law Prosecutions Grow Under Daugherty Report
Attorney General Daugherty reported to President Coolidge that since January 16, 1920 more than 90 000 federal cases had been terminated with 72 489 convictions and 12 467 660 dollars in fines. He said jail terms totalled over 2000 years in 23 months and enforcement across the nation has tightened.
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Coolidge
Daugherty
Federal
United States
Washington
Department of Justice
Dempsey Retains World Title in Firpo Knockout Fight
At Polo Grounds New York Friday night Jack Dempsey defended his heavyweight title by stopping Luis Angel Firpo in the second round. Dempsey floored Firpo five times in the first round and twice more before a final right uppercut sent the challenger to the canvas. Firpo, despite heavy punishment, staged a fierce rally in the opening minutes and finished with 85 000 spectators witnessing one of boxing history’s most thrilling bouts.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Pampas
Firpo
Dempsey
Has Best Stamp Collection at Vienna Exhibition
John A. Klemann of New York City won the gold medal in its class for a Philippine Islands stamp collection valued at 35000 dollars. The five-volume set contains about 25000 stamps dating from 1854 to 1903, awarded Wednesday at the International Postage Stamp Exhibition in Vienna.
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New York
Philippine Islands
John A. Klemann
New York City
Vienna
New Plane Speed Record at Mitchell Field
A navy Curtiss racer piloted by Lieutenant Harold J Brow of Providence R I set a new world speed record by reaching 244.15 miles per hour over a one kilometer course at Mitchell Field Mineola N Y.
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Mineola
N. Y
Harold J. Brow
United States Navy
Providence
R. L
Mitchell Field
Valley League Closes Season Amid Controversy in Brownsville
The Valley Base ball League ends its season with Donna withdrawing after a disputed umpire decision awarding a game to Harlingen. San Benito and Harlingen plan a five game series, with Brownsville Tigers arranging a series with the winner.
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Brownsville
Tex
Valley Baseball League
Harlingen
San
Benito
Donna
San Benito
Brownsville Tigers
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Lillie Epwards
Wilson, N. C
St. Paul's Cathedral
Chevrolet
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Chevrolet Motor Company
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Flint
Mich
Superior
Fanans
Superior Light Delivery
Noo
Uuie Beese Truck Y Exprese Tru Chrasale
Flint, Mich
Scholl
Sisen
Ichigan
Washington, D. C
New Order
Sleep
Edward B. Clark
Valley League
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