Marion Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound For Health Boost
Mrs Evpriece of 620 E Grant St Marion Indiana says she was unable to work due to illness but after one bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength and weight and could do her own work after three bottles She credits the product and Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash and Liver Pills for improvement and recommends them to other women.
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Marion
Ind
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Domestic hints and recipes from a faded kitchen guide
A nostalgic collection of kitchen tips and simple recipes including cherry fudge, white fruit cake, macaroons, corn flakes macaroons, and flutes. The piece also offers miscellaneous household advice on tea, baking, silver care, fabric care, and stain removal with practical steps.
New Lingerie Arrivals Boost Spring Color and Style Cues
Readers see a vibrant display of new undergarments in pastel pink peach blossom coral blue shades. Fabrics include basket weaves crepe de chine satin and corduroy crepe with lace trims and intricate yokes, while ensemble details feature envelope chemises and three piece suits with decorative bands and buttons.
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Venice
Star-Nosed Mole and Billie Brownie Debate Diversity
In a playful exchange, the Star-Nosed Mole and Billie Brownie discuss why a world with varied creatures is better. The Mole explains his need to eat insects to maintain strength and jokes about not harming vegetable roots, while Billie Brownie admires the Mole and asks for his name’s origin.
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Brownie
Star-Nosed Mole
Thort
Star- Nosed Mole
Clever wish at breakfast from Abbie
A short family anecdote describes Abbie at breakfast insisting that hens should lay something besides eggs, reflecting a child’s humorous wish. The note captures a quaint domestic moment and a playful turn of phrase from the Progressive Soper.
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Abbie
Oklahoma Legion Posts Report Park and Building Projects
The Klingensmith post No. 126 in Bristow and Weart Gray post No. 116 in Drumright lead Oklahoma legion activity. Bristow unveils a five acre park with a $50 000 pavilion, $5 000 roads, and $10 000 lake while Drumright converts a church into a post home funded entirely by post members.
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Klingensmith Post
Bristow
Okla
William Courtney
A. J. Fogaly
Gion
Weart Gray Post
Druwright
F. P. Schickram
American Legion
Sulphur
Drumright
Legion Baseball League
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Milton Speiele
J. G. Fisher
C. W. Saunders
Christian Church
No. 116
Legion Man Is an Author Sam Blick's Diary by Stephen C. Noland
Stephen C. Noland of Indianapolis an American Legion member and former Indianapolis News editorial writer has published Sam Blick's Diary a humorous look at a prosperous businessman's daily life. Noland known as Steve helped found Hilton A Brown post and served as its first commander in Indianapolis plus held artillery officer roles in the Eighty Fourth Division in the United States and France. He assists Legion posts with publicity and guidance for veterans in Indianapolis.
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American Legion
Stephen C. Noland
Indianapolis
Sam Blick
Eighty-fourth
America
France
Legion
She Got the Job Typist Says Ford Typewriter
Helen answers an advertisement for a typist. The prospective boss asks about her machine and she replies with a playful line about using a Ford typewriter. The moment reveals tension and humor in a job interview scene.
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Helen
Rubber Boots Benefit for Children in Wet Weather
Parents are learning the advantages of rubber boots for children, especially shorter boots that flare at the top. In wet weather or after heavy snow, boots hold more water than shoes goloshes or rubbers and keep it longer.
Enormous World War Cost Surpasses 335 Billion
A Carnegie Endowment estimate places the total cost of World War I at more than 335 billion dollars. The figure equals the initial combined wealth of the United States, France and Great Britain at the war’s outbreak.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
United States
France
Great Britain
Mrs. Clifford Starkweather Praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
In Lansing Michigan Mrs Clifford Starkweather reports recovery after motherhood from using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She says two bottles rebuilt her health and left her feeling like a new woman. She urges neighbors to ask druggists for the prescription and notes free medical advice from Dr Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Lansing
Mich
Dr. Pierce
Clifford Starkweather
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