Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aids Ellensburg Couple
Mrs O S Johnson of Ellensburg Washington says after illness following marriage her husband bought Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It helped her health letting her resume housework and they now have a child. The ad urges other women with functional issues to try the medicine and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Lydia E. Pinkham
O. S. Johnson
R. No
Nebraska Happenings Around Stella to Lincoln Notes
A Nebras ka roundup item notes a Stella area farm rented for 2000 dollars per year, school openings and new Aurora ward buildings costing about 100000, a 15000 dollar water extension bond in Ord, and a hog loss valued at 1000 dollars. It mentions grain assessments, wheat conditions, a prairie fire near Alliance, and a potash output figure.
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Stella
Aurora
Ord
Prank Mills
Nebraska
Sons of ‘Veterans
Chadron
McCook-Bartley
School Board of
Sidney
John Krause
Alliance
State Board
Lincolnshow Valley
Gibbon
Lincoln Highway
Cedar County
Boone County
Max Wolf
Wolf Brothers
Albion
B. P. Peterson
Platte County
York
W. H. Osborne
State Board of Equalization
W. H. Grassmeyer
Riverdale
Funk
Grassmexer
Kraudelis
State Railway Commission
J. J. Welch
Omaha Grain Man
Wahoo
Henry Edward
Winter
Beatrice Electric Company
W.nelson
Lincoln
Credit
Men’s National Association
St. Paul
Minn
U.S. Geological Survey
Russell Johnson
Peru State Normal
Lincoln Riley
Wisner
Navy Range
Caldwell
N. J
Clair Fowler
Preston Fowler
Gordon
Gordon Street
William Margrave
Falls City
Perkins
Salvation Army
United States
Home Service
C. C. Smith
Montrose
Cal
Light and Water
Omaha
Gus Hyers
Box Butte
Uncle Sam
Frank C. Crocker
Filley
State Farm Bureau
McLaughlin
Federal Employment Bureau
Congress
Middles West
Federal drive aims to curb high living costs and hoarding
Washington reports show prices easing slightly in parts of the country but not enough to curb current purchases. Attorney General Palmer says the goal is to curb artificial inflation through amended food control laws and penalties for profiteers and hoarders. He notes shoe manufacturers agreeing to price limits and condemns nationwide propaganda urging early buying to push prices higher.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Congress
Des Moines Thieves Ring Cars Recovered In City
Thirteen automobiles stolen from Des Moines St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City formed a ring sold to Des Moines men who were unaware of their origin. Mayor Tom Fairweather and Councilman Frazee bought cars from the ring without knowing they were stolen. Cars from Minneapolis moved to Des Moines then to Kansas City and Des Moines cars went to Kansas City while those from Des Moines were sent to St Paul Minneapolis for distribution.
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Des Moines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Tom Fairweather
Frazee
Kansas’ City
Army Camp Site Funds Requested by Secretary Baker
Appropriations proposed for army camp sites include Mailii Hawaii 40000 dollars for Hawaii sites. Air service allocations cover Mather field California 78600 dollars Marchfield California 64000 dollars Arcadia balloon school Los Angeles 55600 dollars. Additional camps list Normoyle Texas 357400 dollars Kelley field No 2 Texas 349600 dollars Brooks field Texas 140400 dollars Ellington field Texas 40600 dollars.
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Washington
Baker
Hawaii
Air Service
Mather’ Field
California
Marchfield
Arcadia
Los Angeles
Normoyle
Tex
Kelley Field No. 2
Texas
Brooks Field
Ellington Field
Soviet Bid for Chinese Support Promised Liberation
The Russian soviet appears to seek Chinese backing after sending a manifesto. It highlights its Siberian campaign and pledges to free the Chinese from foreign bayonets and the yoke of foreign gold.
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London
Siberia
Miners Urge Immediate Strike in Illinois
A formal appeal calls all coal miners in Illinois to strike in response to President Farringtons autocratic mandate. The insurgent miners state policy committee urges action as locals face expulsion from the union.
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Springfield
Minois
Farrington
Cardinal Mercier to Visit United States in September
Cardinal Mercier plans a September 15 departure for the United States and is expected to meet King Albert and Queen Elizabeth during his American visit.
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Cardinal Mercerler
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
United States
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
America
Postoffice Workers Proposed Salary Increase
A $150 raise per employee is proposed for all post office workers this fiscal year, via a resolution reported favorably by the House Postoffice Committee.
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Washington
Postoffice
House Postoffice Committee
Put Off Buying Clothing
Department of justice advisories warn against buying clothing now for next year to avoid higher prices driven by propagandist fear. The notices say shoppers may wake to find themselves victims of manipulation by shopkeepers aiming to raise prices by increasing demand.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Forest Fire Fight Sees Thousands Aid Montana Blazes
Missoula reports five thousand firefighters in Montana and northern Idaho battle hundreds of wildfires with little prospect of control until rain, as the Deep Creek blaze spreads into the Bitterroot forest from Idaho. A mile wide sheet of flame crosses five miles of land after crossing the divide.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Deep Creek
Divida
German plot to dominate Latin America exposed in Mexico
A New York statement from the national association for the protection of American rights in Mexico cites Dr. Altendorf, ex US military intelligence, alleging Germany seeks complete economic control of Mexico within six months of the peace treaty and aims for Latin American domination with a Mexican base. It claims Altendorf and ex Lt. John E. Daugherty exposed German agents, thwarted plots against assets, and warned of submarine raids and a renewed plan for world conquest.
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New
York
National Association For the: ‘Protection ‘of American
Mexico
Altendorf
United States
Military Intelligence Department
Germany
iGermans
Latin-America
Al‘tendorf
John E. “Daugherty
San’ Antonio
Tex
Intelligence Department
Fort ‘Sam Houston
Daugherty
von Eckart
Carranza
Sonora
France
James W. Gerard
Mexico City
American
Latin America
Theewspapers
Washington sees near balance in US foreign trade in July
Foreign trade moved toward balance in July as imports surged to 345 million dollars, a record monthly high, while exports fell from June’s peak to 570 million dollars. For January to July, exports totaled 4.618 billion and imports 1.955 billion.
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Washington
United States
Palmer Seeks New Food Control Law to Curb Profiteers
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer urges swift passage of new legislation to fight high living costs. The plan would impose fines and prison terms on profiteers, extend control to clothing within the food pact, and grant he authority to curb retailer profiteering.
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Washington
Palmer
German Prisoners Escape Camp Sherman Barracks
Twenty interned German sailors escaped from the bar racks at Camp Sherman during a severe electric storm on the night of August 25 near Chillicothe. Eighteen were recaptured the following day.
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Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Here
Archduke Joseph Resigns From Budapest Cabinet
Archduke Joseph steps down from the Budapest cabinet of Premier Friedrich after the peace conference refuses to recognize them. The move follows political pressure related to the conference’s stance.
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Archduke Joseph
Budapest
Friedrich
Peace Conference
First Hamburg cargo reaches New York port after war entry
The steamship Keresan arrived August 23 bringing 181 packages of glassware from Hamburg Germany. This marks the first cargo to reach New York since the United States entered the world conflict.
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New York
Hamburg
Germany
United State
Keresan
Korea Demands Independence Support From United States
A fragment notes Korea seeking absolute independence from Japan and asking the U S Senate to assist in ending the Japanese yoke. It references terms of a treaty dated 1882 between America and Korea.
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Korea
New York
Japan
Senate of the
United States
Ag. A
America
Relief Office in Paris Closes After Four Million Fed
The American relief administration ends its Paris office on August 123, while stating feeding programs for four million underfed children across Europe will continue under a new charitable organization. The transition preserves aid for vulnerable areas as the admin dissolves its formal operations.
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Paris
American Relief Administration
Chicago Labor Day Parade Cancelled by Federation
The Chicago Federation of Labor officially announced there would be no parade or general gathering for Labor Day due to unrest. Officials cited safety concerns and a desire to avoid conflicts during the holiday observance.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Dagonet Cites Sleep Position Advice in Medical Debate
The London Chronicle notes varying medical views on sleep position for infants. Dag onet advocates alternating right and left side plus occasional back sleeping to improve health, while other doctors dispute the guidance.
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Dagonet
Pye
Chayese
London Chronicle
The Difficulty
Ned calls Jobbles a live wire with enthusiasm while Harry says he is a live wire you cannot touch. The exchange highlights contrasting perceptions of Jobbles energy and reach.
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Ned
Harry
Mirth as an Investment Says Stock Stays Steady
An upbeat view suggests mirth pays, arguing happiness yields steady value unlike tears of regret. The line implies mood influences financial outlook and personal returns.
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