Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Alters
Mrs alters of Oregon Illinois, a chicken raiser with 600 birds yearly, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after organic trouble left her unable to work. She urges others in similar pain to seek the remedy and notes the company’s 40 years of experience offering guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oregon
D .M. Alters
R. R
Lynn, Mass
Unruly Ads and Puzzles Highlight Toygdon Times
A collage of ad copy and notices sparks curiosity about a state colonel blocking a subaltern on a West End tube train a Dickensian note and a missing goat. The column also hints at a Savoy hotel card query and an overturned champagne incident at Cafe Royal, all wrapped in wry, era tone.
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Toygdon Times
West End
Dickens
Ank of England
TH. Phils Oppenheim
No Inducement to Lecture at Golden Scutehdon Hall
A digressive exchange unfolds as the famous Gyptinn Seer Gustus Bosin announces a lecture at Knights and Ladies hall with fifty cents admission. The scene shifts to Brother Soguy rebutting, mentioning past graves and contentious praise, ending with a quip about wills and payments.
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Bosinke
Gustus Bosinke
Knights and Ladies
Soguy
Sudder
Todrather
Kansas City
Opposition Senators Push for League Amid Paris Talks
Edward W. Pickard reports in Paris debates over Wilson's peace plan. Lodge supports a league but not the covenant, Reed attacks the league in Missouri, and Lenroot and Calder push varied senate actions. Japan proposes immigration equality for league aliens, while Poland Ukraine and German questions spark boundary and ceasefire talks.
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Edward W. Pickard
Senate
Paris
Wilson
Marge
League
America
Poindexter
Lodge
Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Germany
Calder
New York
Congress
Had Aimed A Little Low
A hotel party recalls tall shooting tales as a stranger recounts a single double barreled shot at a flock of blackbirds estimated around ten thousand. He and his brother later harvested four bushels of legs from the birds. A separate note describes a new surgical splint designed to rapidly support and protect an injured arm in war or other cases.
Intrepid Aviator Interview Challenge
The Birmingham Age-Herald recalls a city editor urging a reporter to describe an aviator without using the overworked term intrepid. The exchange stresses measured praise and the idea that a man earning money should pay for his worries while urging perseverance and prudent limits.
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Ilappers
Yeos
Birmingham Age-E Herald
Money speaks in whispers and silent language
The phrase notes money often communicates in subtle ways, with many people hearing only a muted tone rather than clear signals. It reflects on wealth signaling and social effects of economic presence.
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Purity for Kidney Care
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure safe remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims scientific herbal compounding non stimulant and to be taken in teaspoonful doses with bottles in two sizes and a sample offer. A separate brief notes a boy asks his mother for a paring knife at breakfast and matinee time.
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Kilther
Atzall
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Joseph
Terre Haute
Gorie
Real Happiness and William’s Question
A short poem from Harper's Magazine portrays an eight year old boy and Miss Jones discussing happiness. William notes flowers blue sky and running brooks would not suffice, prompting a question about what would truly make him happy and inviting a thoughtful response.
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William
Harper’s Magazine
Active Businessman Dodging Creditors Theme
Narrative fragment notes a businessman described as busy while dodging creditors. The dialogue hints at ongoing financial trouble and a fraught situation around debts and obligations.
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United States
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Robert Cecil
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Clemenvéau
France
West Bank
Rhine
Poincare
Orlando
Italy
Fiume
Sonnino
Dalmatia
Poland
Danzig
Supreme Council
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Scheidemann
Berlin
Wolfgang Heine
Krench
Mantheim
Karlsruhe
Russia
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Mitany
Riga
Pinsk
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Odessa
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Wader Wiy
iJt
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Communistic” Party
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Siberia
Tiensin
Washington
Tokyo
China
India
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Commission On International Labor
State Department
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New Jersey
Brest
Rance
Hines
War Finance Corporation
Bayer
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