Bayonne Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Bayonne New Jersey story describes Mrs Annaslev praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from periodical pains, anemia, headaches, and weakness before marriage. She says after use she could work eat and became strong, now with two children and recommends the medicine to friends. Messages encourage writing for information.
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Bayonne
N. J
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Etter
Mrs. Annaslev
East 17Th Street
Mauritius Seeks Return to France Over Paul et Virginie Ties
A Mauritian movement seeks restoration to France, arguing a sentimental claim tied to Paul et Virginie. Delegates in Paris petition Clemenceau and Lloyd George, while Mauritius remains a British colony since 1810 with a diverse population and strong East Indian influence.
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Washington
Indian Ocean
Mauritius
France
Paul Et Virginie
Jacques Henri Bernardin de
Saint-Pierre
Domaine Sentimental
Maurice
Paris
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Case for the French Mauritians as told by L illustration
The French writer Alberic Cahuet argues in L illustration that Mauritius elite remains descendants of former colonial settlers. He claims they preserved soul, culture, and soil, despite immigration that increased the general population. He cites a small native core of 70,000 to 80,000 in a population of 375,000 maintaining predominance.
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England
Great Britain
France
Alberic Cahuet
L'illustration
Mauritius
Death Trains in Siberia Haunt Refugees in Transit
Coll R. B. Teusler of the American Red Cross reports that death trains carry about 500 refugees at a time toward Vladivostok. Many die along the route as towns refuse to absorb them. Dugout towns, smallpox, and dire needs like underwear and simple ribbons are noted as morale issues.
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Tokyo
Siberian
Coll R. B. Teusler
Red Cross
Siberia
Vladivostok
Col. Teusler
Teusler
Aviators Land in Tree After Balloon Flight
Ensigns Kloor Blackwell and Wieidner rode a testing balloon from Rockaway naval station to Milford Connecticut where their craft lodged in a tree on the Rogers brothers farm in Wheeler Farms district. Men from Askam Rubber company plant found and retrieved them after a mile long descent.
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New York
Rockaway Naval Aviation Station
Kloor, Blackwell and Wieidner
Rogers Brothers
Wheeler Farms
Milford
Conn
Askam Rubber Company
Joyful reunion after 660 foot cave-in at Gold Hunter mine
Emil Sayko miner emerged alive after more than two weeks buried in the Gold Hunter mine near Coeur d'Alene. He and fellow worker Pete Grant survived in an underground cave fed by airflow from a crevice. A four inch drill opened air and supplies, while Sayko’s wife gave birth to a baby girl during confinement at Coeur d'Alene hospital. The rescue stunned the miners awaiting at the mine mouth and led to tears of relief at the surface.
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Emil Sayko
Coeur d’Alene
Brothers in Lockstep at Sing Sing Start Knitting Duty
Ossining N Y Charles and Matthew Miller aged eighteen and nineteen entered Sing Sing together for robbery after claiming they were inspired by a movie to try highway robbery. They requested to work side by side and were granted the same kind of work knitting and placed together.
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Ossining
N. Y
Charles
Matthew Miller
Sing Sing
Orange County
Paris Birth Rate Still Low After War Says Police
Paris prefecture of police figures show births rise only with population growth, not higher birth rate. The per thousand rate falls from prewar levels, with 1870 to 1883 peaks long surpassed by 1914 1918 figures. Poorer quarters show higher birth percentages than wealthier districts.
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Prefecture of Police
Paris
Western Canada Dominates Soil Products Exposition Honors
At the Soil Products Exposition in Kansas City Missouri Western Canada led with 40 first prizes, 29 seconds and 26 thirds. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta excelled in corn wheat oats barley and potatoes with notable wins in cabbage cauliflower pumpkins squash and watermelons.
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Canadian Government Information Bureau
Kansas City
Kannsas City
John Hamilton
Kelwood
Manitoba
Mr. Hewitt
Main Street
Canada
America
Minnesota State Parr
Crookston
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada
South Dakota
Canadian Pacific Railway
Knotty Problem First Class Scout
A brief Boys' Life quip features two scouts debating rope repair. First-Class Scout notes the rope is short on one end while Brilliant Penderfoot suggests cutting from the other end and tying it on. The exchange showcases quick wit among scouts.
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Penderfoot
Dr Pierce Medicines Benefit Kansas Woman Through Change
Mrs George Jacobs of Kansas City Kansas recounts using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery during middle life. She describes being run down nervous and weak with smothering and dizzy spells and backache, and credits the medicines with building strength and restoring health.
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Kansas City
Kans
Dr. Pierce
George Jacobs
Route 3
Mothers in Kansas Endorse Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Mrs W W Rowley of Bushong Kansas testifies to the relief the favorite prescription gave during her pregnancies and urges other mothers to use it. The ad claims the remedy is non alcoholic and herbal and offers a trial package for ten cents by mail from the Invalids Home Buffalo New York.
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Fletcher
W. W. Rowley
Nebraska Constitutional Convention Debates Debated Reforms
Lincoln delegates discuss limiting debt, legislative salary power, juries for Nebraska women, and preserving death penalty while considering one-house legislature options and home rule for Omaha. Debates cover state indebtedness limits, public service controls, and labor dispute solutions with three proposed industrial court plans before the assembly.
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Nebraska
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