Milwaukee Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham for Health Return
Mrs Emi Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin says she suffered fatigue headaches and weakness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After weeks she gained weight and energy and now does all her housework again while recommending the remedy to friends.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emi
O. Brandenburg
37Th Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Nonbathing Bolshevik tale and patent health ad
The piece notes August Belmont pursuing a Bolshevik agitator fleeing across states to evade arson arrest and quips about his bath habits. An adjacent advertisement promotes Wright Indian Vegetable Pills at 3872 Pearl St N YY for digestion health.
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Belmont
Wright
Pearl St
N, YY
Fingerprint Archive Aids Crime Hunt at Scotland Yard
More than 400000 fingerprints are on file at Scotland Yard with the system adopted in 1901 leading to identification of over 250000 criminals. The database underpins police work and case resolutions across the force.
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Scotland Yard
Avarice Forces Renunciation of Pleasures Allegedly
A proverb-like reflection notes that a person driven by avarice would surrender numerous pleasant things. The statement contrasts greed with optional pleasures and moral consequence.
Getting Up In The Morning A Habit Not Intent
Thomas Arkle Clark notes getting up is habit and intention not alarm clock. He contrasts early rising with Roy who relies on others to wake him, citing family methods and self discipline learned from youth. He argues reluctance to rise parallels lack of desire to attend church, urging personal responsibility.
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Father
Roy
Throwing Money Away and The Value of Wise Spending
A narrator recalls a traveler spilling silver and the lesson that many waste money. Joe Wright loses a fortune through failed oil stock and trading, while a college drive prompts Fithian to question spending his father's money. The piece argues money should be spent wisely on worthy causes rather than hoarded for relatives.
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Joe Wright
Joe
Board of Trade
Fithian
Review of Acts lessons and early church growth Church study guide
The lesson review outlines biographical and summary methods to teach the Boy Jesus in the Temple and growth of the early church. It cites key figures Peter Paul Stephen Philip Barnabas and Saul with lessons on Pentecost healing Ananias and Sapphira Stephen Daniel Cornelius Peter Antioch and the foreign mission enterprise.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Temple School
Early Church
Peter
Paul
Stephen
Philip
Barnabas
Christ
Ecausent
Daniel
Evangelist
Saul
Israel
God
Cornelius
Antioch
Holy Spirit
The Best Judges Us Our Attitude Toward Great People
Henry Churchill King argues that value lies in offering opportunity to great personalities rather than pressuring belief. True judgment comes from how we enable chances for others and ourselves, not from defending or arguing for them.
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Henry Churchill King
Better Than Guilt Quote Reflects on Nature and Morality
A Shakespearean line contrasts human misery with the weight of guilt, pondering whether shared afflictions are preferable to internal remorse. The excerpt underscores universal moral reflection rather than a specific event.
Let Us Not Lose Faith Quote by Karl Balfour
Karl Balfour urged maintaining faith and courage amid rising unspoken problems. He warned that unforeseen difficulties multiply and threaten to overwhelm, but he urged not to fear a future less glorious than the past.
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Karl Balfour
For Truths Sake The Principal Part Of Perfection
A quoted fragment emphasizes that truth seeking is central to human virtue and moral growth. The passage frames truth as foundational to all virtues and perfection in life.
Factory Work Harms Women Bodies Warns Health Report
A study cited by the United States Public Health Service warns that repetitive tasks and cramped positions in modern factories strains women’s bodies. It recommends machine and workstation adjustments, alternating tasks, rest breaks, and proper chairs to improve health and boost output.
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Balti
United States Public Health Service
Woard
Blood pressure and the meaning of normal readings
The piece argues that blood pressure is not a disease but a vital measure varying with age and condition. It explains historical methods, defines blood pressure as arterial force, and advises seeing a doctor if symptoms suggest high tension. It urges identifying and fixing underlying causes rather than chasing a fixed normal value.
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Ao Hospital
Cun
Rescue ship saves swimmer then drowns at Beardsley Park
Oscar Palmquist of New York reportedly survived hours in icy water after the Titenle went down in 1912 but was later drowned near Beardsley park at Bridgeport. The tale describes a rescue ship picking him up before the fatal outcome. An unrelated advertisement promotes Cuticura products, touting talcum powder and perfumes.
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Oscar Palmquist
New York
Palmquist
Beardsley Park
Bridgeport
Visitors flock to Waterloo amid Armageddon tours
The Waterloo visitation continues as tourists stream toward the Argonne and devastated regions. English and American visitors recall Napoleon era exploits and seek out the famed Dead Shot worm remedy by Dr Peery.
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Argonne
Waterloo
London to Brighton Motor Road Plan Proposed
A proposed $25,000,000 motor road from London to Brighton would require five lines of traffic without a speed limit and would pass above or below existing thoroughfares with no crossings.
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London
Brighton
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney trouble claiming many people are denied life insurance due to undetected kidney issues. It urges readers to buy bottles or send ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Japanese Police List 1090 Youths for Public Conduct
Tokyo police publish a blacklist naming 1 030 boys and 60 girls. Officers will patrol parks and cafes to enforce improved behavior from these youths in the future.
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Tokyo
Man too poor to lend money keeps friends longer
A proverb notes that financial inability to lend funds to friends can strengthen long term ties as generosity is constrained and mutual support endures beyond quick loans.
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Doan
Virginia
Benj. S. Greggsy
Espy Mame Ory
Su Wirtz
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemn
Buffalo, N. Y
Brann
McCormick & CO
Baltimore
Hancock
Hancock Lieurp
Baltimore, Maryland
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
Western Newspaper Union
P . Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Review
Shakespeare
Frederick R. Greet
Health
Uldren
Fletcher
Big Jap
Tanlac
Santa Chara County
San Jose
Weleans
Bellans
Deasalis
AO Leonard. Inc
STAVE
Glenn
Bobland
J.D. Kellogg
Northrop & Lyman Co.,Inc
Buffalo
N.Y
Parker
Liscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N. Y
Troy
Tianka
W. B Mulford
Broadway
NASA
Hampden Lab
Reading
Amazang
Roger Smith
Kings Park
New Yore
Senstur Arcuts
L. D
Satterlee
Forest Ave. W
Detroit
Mac
Ug Daerler
B&b
Uuarant
Florida
Real Estaul
Os. A. Invest
Miami
Santo St Cessiu
Washington, D
Ww. N. U
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