Three Epochs In A Woman's Life Victim To Change Of Life
A promotional piece for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cites testimonials from Mrs. George Walters and Mrs. Elva Barber Edwards. It outlines three life stages for women womanhood motherhood and change of life and urges readers to consult Mrs. Pinkham for free advice and treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walters
Lydia
Pinkham
Elva Barber Edwards
Cathlamet
West
Fwantis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woodlawn, Ill
Wistar Institute Seeks Fresh Brain Specimens for Research
The Wistar Institute’s advisory board urged a worldwide appeal to medical professionals for donated human brains. They seek brains of high ability and genius, removed soon after death, preferably fresh and warm, to advance anatomical research and study distinctive traits tied to brain structure.
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Grey Istar Institute
Lfe
Ware
Wistar Institute
Blany
Institute
Feeding the famished Chinese relief effort lists 500000 sufferers
Shanghai April investigation reveals farmine relief committee plans. A house to house survey enrolled 90 000 families totaling 500 000 sufferers. The program offers three relief tickets: free food for the destitute, work paid in food, and government subsidies. Tickets allow purchase of famine supplies at cost. food distributed at relief centers. Merchants advertise but must use proper talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Relief Committee
Shanghai
China
Farmine Relief Committee
Nevada desert autotravel boom spurs gold rush
Automobiles replace mules to reach Tonopah and Goldfield as Nevada miners flock west. Drivers rent cars for high fees and some haul thousands in a year while hazards of alkali dust and desert bandits loom over the booming desert trail to mining camps.
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Nevada
Tonopass
A. &. Atkinson
Goldfield
Tye
Nature
Reseum
Howeves
Helen Gould Linked to Colorado Settlement Plan
News item notes a Kansas City Star report that Helen Gould is believed to back a New York project sending four colonists to a Colorado tract near Greeley. The purchase exceeds 300000 dollars with 100000 more for cottages waterworks irrigation fences and farm gear. Colonists must show good morals and may receive aid while settlers learn farming under supervisors to become self supporting.
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Helen Gould
Colorado
New York
Greeley
Colo
Athropist
Lut
Kansas City Star
Anitary House
Gescy Wen His Bet Disputed in City Case
Jeff Caavesre, from iLarrisen Ma, rented a house in the port city area. He faced objections as WL Stephens challenged Calibr far Fin, with authorities noting delays and terms of eviction or action. A deputy reported times and disputed rents and the matter remains unresolved.
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Gescy
Jeff Caavesre
iLarrisen
Porihesctera
Star
Stephens
Calibr
Stephens Bases
Nesmade Caser
Theiss Raper
Caser
Landiond
Prssecs
Fragmented OCR News Item on Health Law and Morality
Fragmentary text mentions health law, moral issues, and possible public debate. It names unclear individuals and locations but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
Flue Cured Tobacco Promoted as Superior Schnapps Chew
Historical ad outlines three curing methods sun air and flue with flue curing boosting aroma similar to roasting green coffee. It praises Piedmont grown flue cured leaf used in Schnapps and Reynolds brands versus inferior imitators. Claims lower sweetness and stronger satisfying chew at 50 cents per pound in 5 cent cuts and 10 15 cent plugs.
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Piedmont
Schnapps
Reynolds
Piedmont Region
Boy Kidnapped Near Tamaqua by Stranger
An 11 year old boy, John Sabol, was abducted Sunday afternoon near Hauto Tamaqua by a stranger who gave him a dollar and candy to accompany him. His brother Joseph returned home and reported the incident. no trace of John has been found and no motive is known.
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Tamaqua
John Sabol
Hauto
Here
John
Joseph
Revenue Commissioner Appointment Rumored for Col Pearl Wight
President Roosevelt hosted Colonel Pearl Wight of New Orleans at luncheon and reportedly offered him the internal revenue commissioner post to succeed John W. Yerkes. Wight is believed to be inclined to accept the position.
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Gffers
Wight
New Orleans
Washington
Pearl Wight
Republican National
Penrose Victory Fails in Pennsylvania Primary Bill
Harrisburg April 17 the Mc Cord bill allowing voters to choose United States senators in a uniform primary failed in the senate by 11 to 22 after brief debate. Opposed by Penrose supporters, the measure did not pass casual...
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U.S
Penna
Harrisburg
McCord
United States
Senate
Penrose
Suit to Test Two Cent Fare Law
Indianapolis records reveal a suit filed to test Indiana two cent fare law as of April. Anna Ho Bet e stands in One State court with Arpa Mo RayTe as a stake in the Fort Wayne line railroad venture. The case notes a 1712 dollar face value cash value and questions the railroad's exemption from the fare law.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Anna Ho
Otop Fowassite & Peercton Railwas
Farrsen
Did you remember the news say anything about Jose
A brief note questions whether Jose is mentioned in a recent news item and whether details will be provided later.
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Jose
Campaign Publicity Reform Move Faces Setback
A National Publicity Law Organisation meeting in New York April 17 debated publishing campaign contributors to both parties from the last canvass. Alexander Troop urged immediate action and Roosevelt disclosure, while William J. Bryan called for criminal penalties for violations. The memorial was referred to the executive committee.
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New York
National Publicity Law Organisation
Perry Belmont
Alexander Troop
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Froup
Mr. Troup
Executive Committee
William J. Bryan
Congress
Kodol Digest What You Eat Promoted Cure Ad
An advertisement claims Kodol relieves sour stomach indigestion and related symptoms by aiding digestion. It cites S. S. Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia recounting twenty years of sour stomach relief and notes bottles are sold by Clinton E Mann and Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Pears.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Sara
Kodol
Dawitt & CO
Clinton E. Mann
Pearce
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Steve
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R. J. Reynolds Tospacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Revenue Commissioner
Ozone Park
Long Island
Buca Piandiano
Vincenzo Cica
Cica
Eola
Bookie
Sundar
Charles Strauss
Tere
Fred
Greensboro
X. C
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Liverty
Randolph County
St Louis
Robert Smith
Criminal Court
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Secant & Xbope
A. G. Quinn & CO
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Cbcie Ton
Razor
Allen G. Quynn&co
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