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A column promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it helps "physical development" and relieves womb and ovarian inflammation and kidney issues. A testimonial from Hannah E Mershon of Collingswood New Jersey touts improved health and regular menstruation after using the product, with a forfeit note on authenticity.
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Hannah E. Mershon
Collingswood
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hermit priest guards lonely Montenegrin cave church
A hermit priest serves a church carved from two caverns high in Montenegro. He warns of danger from armed men across Albania but tells them, “The Lord God has said, Thou shalt not kill,” and they retreat. Miss Mary E Durham reports this encounter with calm faith.
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Montenegro
Mary E. Durham
Albania
Telepathic Clock Stuns Liverpool Couple
A small American mantel clock in a Liverpool builder’s sitting room allegedly fell at 11 30 AM and, on the same time an hour later, the clock fell from a building top without injuries. The builder and his wife recount the uncanny coincidence as they search for an explanation.
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Liverpool
Mr. Cook
Gack
New York
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
German students finish house during Buna strike
A Buna German students club completed a new house after a builders strike. Public analyst in London found salt arsenic in three of eleven samples at .0024 grain per pound, twice the supposedly harmless level. War remains as hell as Sherman described.
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Buna
Marylebone
London
The Strain of Work and a Soldier’s Kidney Relief
Lieutenant George G. Warren of No. 8 Chemical Washington DC testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased strain from lifting and back pain after years of trouble. He says he lifted 600 pounds without adverse effects and notes previous remedies failed.
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George G. Warren
No. 8
Chemisal
Washington, D. C
Dean
Decisive Battles Through History Card
Compiled list of major battles from Marathon to Gettysburg with leaders, troop figures, and outcomes. Highlights include Marathon 490 BC Greek victory under Miltiades, Hastings 1066 Norman conquest, Tours 732 Martel stopping Arab advance, Waterloo 1815 final Napoleon defeat, and Gettysburg 1863 Union turning point under Gen. Meade.
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Sicily
Syracuse
Athens
Europe
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Asia
Darius
the Methaurus
Nero
Hasdrubal
Hannibal
Arminius
Varus
Germany
Chalons
Attila
Western
Roman Empire
Tours
Charles Martel
Christendom
Hastings
Wiliam the Conqueror
Harold
England
William
Orleans
Joan of Arc
France
Philip of Spain
Spain
Blenheim
A. D
Louis XIV
Hingland
Holland
Austria
Portugal
Prussia
Savoy
Denmark
Duke of Marlborough
Baille of Pultova
Sweden
Russia
Charles Aml
Saratoga
Gates
Arno
Burgoyne
Paris
Valmy
Waterloo
Napoleon
St. Helena
Gettysboro
Lee
The Horse in History and Legend Across Civilizations
A fragmentary essay traces the horse as a central ally to humans from ancient Egypt to Tartary, noting battle use and domestication. It argues horses spread globally, with roots in Egypt and early monolithic depictions, then contrasts domesticated lines with wild varieties.
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Egypt
Arabia
Solomon
Tartary
America
Feast of the Whale Among Eskimos of Arctic Alaska
An account of spring bowhead whaling among Arctic Alaska Eskimos, detailing the process from boat ramps and talismans to lineups of umiaks on ice, the role of omelic and amestic, and the grand feast that follows successful hunts. The piece also notes ritual songs, timekeeping by sun, windbreaks, and communal celebration.
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Arctic
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
Omelic
Mer
Otkeavie
Eskimos
Edward A.mcklhenny
New Grapevine Disease Threatens Switzerland Vines
Reports warn of a new grapevine disease in Switzerland caused by microscopic insects unlike those previously known. Some vineyards show severe leaf loss, sparking concern about crop damage and containment efforts.
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Switzerland
Heis
Isle of Wight Palmist's Accurate Prediction Admonishes Officer
An Isle of Wight palmist told a disguised police officer that he would soon take part in legal proceedings and be successful. She was later proved right, and she paid a fine based on his testimony.
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Madame Louise
Isle of Wight
Williams defeats cries of beauty in House minority leader incident
Williams visits Kentucky on a political mission and is praised by leading politicians as a gifted statesman despite being dubbed the homliest man in Congress. A veteran farmer challenges him, joking about expectations of the district’s elected representative. Corruption is claimed to be unknown in Japanese politics.
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Williams
John Snarp- Williams
House of Representatives
Congress
Kentucky
Thane
Peruna endorsed by Rear Admiral Wichhorn in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Philip Wichborn argues Peruna provides reliable protection for the army amid climate and exposure challenges. He urges any reader not achieving prompt results to write to Br. in full for gratis advice from the Columbus-based firm.
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United
States Navy
Washington
Philip Wichborn
Peruna
Gratia
Rman
Bbe
Altarium
Columbus
Navy
Natural
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