Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A St Paul woman says the remedy eased tired worn-out feelings and painful periods allowing her to work without back pain. She praises the product as a reliable woman’s medicine and an added testimonial references its gradual relief of disagreeable symptoms.
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St. Paul, Ifinn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Winslow St
St. Paul, In
Lydia E Pinkham
Liek
Simpie Life and Bravery Clasp Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy and notes reference Simpie Life, a bravery clasp, and lineage to Oxford University. Mentions Wing George Tie returning to the South to live among islanders and a nurse story amid a Birmingham Age-Herald context. No clear single event or dates emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South
Ike Te Tron
Oxford
Oanisversity
Tia
George Tie
Memory Man Writes with Both Hands After War Injury
Hayward Thompson, an ex service man in Denver, Colorado, suffers a severe head injury creating a “double brain” that lets him write with both hands. His memory only extends to after leaving hospital. veterans groups and the American Legion are aiding his search for his prewar life and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen Mtman
Hayward Thompson
Ono
Denver
Colo
Thompson
Qumvin
Lingward Thompson
Franny, Palmer
Veterans’ Breath
Coloraco Department
Avery
Belshazzar’s Feast and the Judgment That Follows
A Bible study recounts Belshazzar's impious feast and the handwriting on the wall. Daniel interprets the writing Mene Mene Tekel and Peres, foretelling Babylon's end to the Medes and Persians. The lesson warns against luxury, licentiousness, blasphemy, and drunken revels.
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Belshazzar
Temple
Jerusalem
Iran
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Baniel
Beishazzar
Darius the Medean
S. Lusury
Boubylon
Lusury
Christ
The Real Unknown Soldier
A anonymous orphan raised by brothers learns history and service as he joins the Fifth Marine Regiment. He goes overseas and fights in key battles until a German bullet wounds him on the armistice morning. His captain forms a fund to honor Edward John Evangelist Smith, the unknown soldier.
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Tagie
Geome
Perheaves
Baltimore
Edward John Evangelist Smith
Maunt Saint Mars’s
Mount Saint Maorin's
Smidg
Fifth Regiment Marines
Wells Dwawkes
India
WOUNDED ON ARMISTICE DAY BUCKEYE OFFICER WOUNDED IN ACTION
Rolf of Toledo Ohio, a United States naval officer and former executive officer of a merchant ship, was severely wounded when his vessel was fired on by a German submarine near La Palis France on November 11 1918. After months in hospitals in England and on the continent he returned to America and resumed law practice in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf
Tolsato
United States
Stelf
la Palis
France
England
America
Toledo
Soldiers Denied Vote In Several States
A writer in the American Legion Weekly cites the World Almanac noting soldiers and sailors are not allowed to vote in Indiana Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oregon Texas and West Virginia due to their occupation. He also mentions categories like idiots and insane people and felons being barred from suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
American Legion Weekly
World Almanac
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Texas
West Virginia
Aspiration and Self Realization in Mind Frame
A quotation discusses aspiration as the essence of true being. It suggests the will to transform frame and spirit of the mind makes the ideal momentarily real, attributed to Mrs. Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jameson
Greystone
Woshington
B Hughes
Volume of the Week Binds Sunday to golden crisp
A poetic note anchors the week around Sunday’s golden crisp, suggesting the dish binds the week together with its crisp texture and weekly cadence. The lines evoke Longfellow style, framing a daily rhythm through food.
Injuries Mentioned as Minor By Fuller
The report notes that injuries described as small become none at all, per Fuller, implying minimal harm and rapid recovery.
Hookworm Cure Claimed Using Chemical Show
Dr Maurice C Hall of the U S Department of Agriculture reports 12000 Ful isiutmis natives cured of hookworm by a method he discovered. The potential treatment named for hookworm is carbon tetrachloride a chemical commonly used as a clothes cleaner.
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Maurice C. Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
Forty Years in Navy Louisa Lynch Remembered Master at Arms
Thomas Lynch aged sixty is celebrated as the best master at arms in the United States Navy. He has lost only thirty days in forty years of service, a record unparalleled among chief petty officers.
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Thomas Lynch
United States Navy
Quote exchange on Methuselah and wealth influence
A New York Sun snippet ponders why Methuselah lived long and if wealth attracted marriage. The dialogue wittily contrasts biblical longevity with private opinions about love, status, and public expression. The piece hints at clever social observation rather than a fixed narrative.
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Sillicus
Crynicus
New York Sun
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Talcom
Mii
Sean
Birkin
Larold SU Ders
I de DaAt
Tiposkive
Beth
Birmingham Age-Herald
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
Consolidated State Street
New York
Itintioi
Sri Chemise
Steeas Oe
Dirrem Hessio - Memphis
F. Holbrook
Jacksonvelle, Fla
P. B. Fitzwater
D. B
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Feixed
Fexzek
Tianiel
Buckeye
Newport News
Mr. Hughes
NAVY
Putnam
Calumet
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