Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Kentucky
Mrs. Lillian Tharp describes years of female weakness that left her unable to walk or work. After physician care and various remedies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, improving after twelve bottles and continuing with six more. She now works at a State Hospital and praises the remedy to friends. Readers may write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for free advice.
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Carrollton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lillian Tharp
6Th St
Dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Ags
Eatonic Claims To End Indigestion For Many Users
Mrs. Elien Harris reports relief from indigestion after using Eatonic with meals. The advertisement touts thousands of testimonials and explains the powder takes up excess acidity and gases causing indigestion heartburn belching and related ailments. A large box is advertised at a trifling price with a druggist guarantee.
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Eatonic
Elien Harris
Dream Interpretation of Feet Omens
The text lists feet related omens and meanings such as bathing feet signaling trouble in collecting money and large or deformed feet predicting a costly journey. Scratch marks on feet imply treachery and flattery, while having no feet forebodes a great calamity. Cold feet warn of a quarrel with a friend.
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Rediscovered
A renowned early rural physician Dr Pierce later based in Buffalo New York popularized his Golden Medical Discovery. The tonic, made from roots and barks, was widely sold in U S drugstores as a blood purifier and restorative. Over twenty four million bottles were sold nationwide, aiding stomach liver and heart health across families.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Pierce
W N U Salt Lake City No 42 1920
Brief entry from W N U Salt Lake City listing No 42 1920. The snippet notes an official designation or record with toponym and number. No additional context or dates provided in readable text.
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Salt Lake City
Boy Prodigy to Enter Harvard
Frederick Santee of Wapwallopen Pa at thirteen will enter Harvard University as one of its youngest regular students. He is known as the Babe Ruth of his town's baseball team and balances sports with academics in French Spanish and analytical geometry. His parents a physician and a former teacher describe him as highly concentrated and hardworking.
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Wapwallopen
Frederick Santee
C. L. Santee
Harvard University
Babe Ruth
Harvard
Frederick
Fred
Ange
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Yankees
Brakeman in Shirt and Lantern Signals Train Incident
Waterbury brakeman Thomas J. Doyle stood at a Torrington grade crossing in only a shirt with a lantern to warn an approaching locomotive. He was escorted to the police station by Patrolman Hurlbut after being reported. In court Doyle said he was changing rain soaked clothes inside a nearby house and had to signal the train before he could fully dress.
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Winsted, Conn
Thomas J. Doyle
Waterbury
New Haven Railroad
Torrington
Doyle
Hurlbut
Soviet fears on unemployment and bolshevik power
London reports quote M. Pilp former Asthenian foreign minister predicting imperialism will doom sovietism as Russia faces severe unemployment and a failing crop. He warns of demobilization fears and depopulation risk while noting Poland's fight with allied ammo and the strategic Estonian frontier to block Soviet expansion.
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London
M. Pilp
Poland
Dorpat
Europe
Russia
M Pulp
Denikin
Kolchak
Esthenia
M. Plip
Esthenian
Hunt for eel data seeks spawning eel unseen by man
Dr Johannes Schmidt, a Danish scientist, searches the Atlantic between the Azores and West Indies for spawning freshwater eels. Prof W A Herdman reports at a British Association meeting that no spawning eel has ever been observed and outlines the eel life cycle from immature stages to their silvery, long migration and death.
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Cardiff
Wales
Johannes Schmidt
Atlantic
Azores
West Indies
W. A. Herdman
Liverpool University
Europe
Herdman
mid-Atlantic
Doctor Schmidt
Italians End World’s Longest Duel Over Appetite
In Rome Sig nor Giovanni Favino and Signor Domenico Durante dueled from dawn until noon in a fashionable restaurant quarrel. They stopped at noon due to hunger and thirst, kissed, and walked arm in arm to a nearby cafe.
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Rome
Giovanni Favino
Domenico Durante
Lost Diamond Ring Recovered From Chick’s Crop
Mrs. Owen Dimmick of Macon Missouri found a valuable diamond ring in the crop of a chicken prepared for dinner. The ring belonged to neighbor Mrs. John Thomas, who had lost it about six weeks prior. Mrs. Thomas feared the loss and even consulted a carnival fortune teller who offered to locate the ring for $4 in goods. She declined the offer.
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Macon
Owen Dimmick
John Thomas
Thomas
Spawning Fresh Water Eet in Mid Ocean Waters
Fragmentary note describes spawning in intermediate waters above the abyssal depths of the open ocean with unclear context and missing specifics.
Russian Women Wed to Finnish Husbands for Exit Aid
Russian women pay to wed Finnish men in border towns south of Viborg to flee Russia. The arranged marriages are lucrative, legal across both nations, and tied to ongoing diplomatic ties. Problems arise if the wife refuses to part with the faux spouse after exit. Couples travel from Russian territories to Riarajoke near Petrograd, aided by daily exoduses of Swedes and Finns.
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Viborg
Finland
Russia
Riarajoke
Petrograd
Pointed Out Bright Side In Stiff Neck Tale
Mr Juergins endures a sudden stiff neck that twists his head, a painful trial he vows to endure. An optimist suggests a humorous bright side by turning the affliction into a chance to pose for a portrait without a photographer's neck-twisting discomfort.
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Mr. Juergins
Fragmented dialogue on kissing and carrying water
A fragmented excerpt compares bearing burdens to carrying water on both shoulders and notes cold water falls from all angles. It includes a cryptic line about Luke and how women use kissing for practice rather than genuine affection.
What the Teacher Thought
A professor laments fault finders in education and recalls a tale of a father who learns his son is called stupid by his teacher, choosing to do homework alone henceforward.
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Professor Pritchard
Knickerbocker Man Fatally Struck by Auto
The report states Knickerbocker was killed when an automobile ran over him. The cause is listed as natural death or accidental vehicle impact is unclear from the fragment.
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Bocker
Grace's High Color Style Sparks Compliment
A brief exchange praises Grace for using a high color, noting she avoids cheap kinds. The remark underscores her preference for quality products in a light social moment.
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Udine
Italy
Red Cross
America
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Soviet Russia
HUNT
Wrigley 'S
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Penta
Letty
RSH
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