Woman reports relief from back pain with Lydia E Pinkham aids
Mrs PRICE of St Paul Minnesota shares a testimonial that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound stopped her backache and bearing down sensation after childbirth. She also used Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Pills for constipation and offers to answer letters from other women seeking help.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkams
Mrs. Price
Summit Avenue
St. Paul
Minnesota
Crazy Man With Shoes A Night Rider At Crossroads
In a local crossroads store residents report a wild man roaming the roads at night with only a pair of shoes. He terrifies drivers and pedestrians. Gap Johnson of Rumis Ridge notes the man claimed it was none of his business.
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Gap Johnson
Rumius Ridge
Desserts and Pickle Tips From The Kitchen Cabinet
A 1925 kitchen column shares dessert recipes and pickling guidance. It outlines Plum Pudding Jelly and Frozen Pudding methods, notes on citrus and chocolate additions, and offers pickle cautions and methods for cucumber and oil pickles with vinegar, spices, sugar, and oil mixtures.
Modest Authors and Perforated Pages Foreshadow Reader Choice
The London Observer notes authors growing modest as readers are asked to tear out pages they dislike in a book of verse. Roland A. Knox in The Viaduct Murder adds a similar footnote inviting readers to omit chapters if the work seems too long.
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J. C. Squire
London Observer
Roland A. Knox
Wireless Fetish Imitates Telegraph in Congo Village
In the Congo province a forest village constructed a convincing replica of a wireless telegraph system as a tutelary fetish. Capt J E T Phillips recalls the scene linked to a chief’s brother visitingStanleyville, where tales of air borne mysteries inspired the imitation.
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Congo
J. E. T. Phillips
London Review of Reviews
Stanleyville
Dissolving Glass with Acids Requires Caution
Glass can be dissolved slowly in alkali and acid solutions. A mix of hydrofluoric and sulfuric acids dissolves it quickly, but hydrofluoric acid is highly poisonous and causes severe burns. It must be handled only with extreme care and explicit handling instructions.
Great Business Center Letters Mailed in New York City
Report notes about 5,000,000 letters mailed daily in New York City highlighting a busy business district logistics scene and its impact on communication networks and service sectors.
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New York City
Vacuum Storage Preserves Furs
A S J Louis storage man creates an experimental 8 by 8 by 5 foot room built of non porous concrete to store rugs and fur furnishings. The air is partly exhausted to kill moths and other insect life and even mice due to low oxygen. Glass peepholes allow study of effects on life while a reinforced steel door remains sealed until air exhaustion begins.
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S J. Louis
Scientific American
Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum Ad Teases Skin Care
Promotes Cuticura Ointment for blemishes and irritation with a ritual of bathing using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse dry and dust on Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
New Cathedral Facade Belfast War Memorial
Belfast lays first stone for a new facade on its Protestant cathedral to honor World War service as a victory memorial. The duke of Abercorn, the lord mayor, and Belfast's corporation attend with the Protestant primate, 14 bishops from England among them, plus representatives from the Presbyterian and Methodist churches and guest Lord Glenavy.
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Belfast
Duke of Abercorn
England
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Lord Glenavy
Free State Senate
Are You This Man Wants Honest Merchandise Service
A historical advertisement seeks men to join a large sales firm training farm men to sell Colt Lighting and Cooking System. It invites applicants over 25 to drive their own car and learn a selling plan, signed by H. F. Reiss, Vice-President, 30 East Forty-second St., New York.
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Colt
H. F. Reiss
East Forty-second St
New York
Saving a Life by a Child in Letts Indiana
Melba Miller a three year old from Letts Indiana found a baby bird and asked to keep it with her mother’s consent. She carried it around then asked if it would die. She returned outside and gave the bird to the cat saying she feared it would die.
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Melba Miller
Letts
Ind
Melba
Mother
Indianapolis News
No gendered titles for office says Louisiana press
The Louisiana Press Journal declines to use gendered terms for officials. It argues that a woman legislator or director should be termed congressman or director, emphasizing the office over the holder’s sex. The piece champions an office first approach with no distinction of gender.
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The
Louisiana Press-Journal
Press-Journal
Thrift Savings in the United States
Postal savings exceed 130 million dollars with about 400000 depositors and an average deposit just over 300 dollars. Established in 1911, total deposits were 6771450 dollars. the peak year was 167353000 dollars in 1919. The decline is blamed on higher safe returns elsewhere, with about one third of deposits in New York.
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United States
New York
New York Times
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