Karnak praised for cure in Portsmouth ad claims
A Portsmouth advertisement extols Karnak as a remarkable medicine restoring health energy and strength. A Cumberland Mills Maine couple share a testimonial about wife’s severe indigestion headaches and nervous weakness improving after Karnak and Karnak Pills, with exclusive Portsmouth sale through Phil bricks Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Karnal
Portsmouth
Maine
New Mampahire
Main Street
Cumber
Avith “Karak
Wwe
Hamilton
Sarah
Karnak
Karnak, Ia
Phil‘bricks Pharmacy
Tucker Heads the Board of Trade at Hamiton Beach Meeting
Lampton Beach June 20 Fannieg W Tucker of Concord reelected president of the Hamilton Beach Board of Trade at the annual meeting. A formal opening of the beach was voted for and arrangements to be made. Edward J Ualy of Manchester was recording secretary John C White Hampton Beach treasurer Howard P Ross Concord Philip Morris Nashua J F Dudley H White Arman Guyon Kenneth Ross Brien Redman George Auhworth and Robert Ring named directors.
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Lampton Beach
Fannieg W. Tucker
Concord
Hamiton Beach
Medical care for pilgrims arranged for summer transport
Associated Press reports Rome has arranged for a physician to be on duty at the railway station to treat pilgrims during the summer travel season. The plan aims to provide medical care to travelers arriving by rail, ensuring timely assistance at the tor Borial station.
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Associated Press
Rome
Bury
Tor- Borial
Hissy Fear Pilgrims Depend on Station Doctor
Reported as a urgent plea for medical care, pilgrims at Hissy Fear require emergency attention. The doctor will operate at the station from early morning until after midnight to assist those in need.
Good Prices Increase Profits for Canadian Farmers
Higher prices for grain, field crops, livestock and poultry boosted Canadian farm wealth. 1924 agricultural wealth reached $7,506,257,000, up from $7,402,475,000 in 1923, while total agricultural revenue showed a $103,272,000 year over year gain. Principal crops were plowed at $595,262,000 and dairy products totaled $234,900,990.
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Associaed Press
Orta
Fune
Dominion A Department of Agriculture
Wellesley Junior High Girl and Mills High Boy Die in Suspected Pact
AP report from Wellesley Mass describes Priscila Amidon a junior high student shot in Newton hospital and Eterling Mills senior high student shot in the head in what police call a possible suicide pact. A boy named Mills allegedly confessed saying he shot because he had to. The two teens, both 16, were found near roadside and woods with a revolver, amid notes hinting at a pact. Authorities investigated motive and connections as more details emerged.
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Associated Press
Wellesley Farma
Mass
Priscila Amidon
Wellesley
Newton Hospital
Eterling Mille
Tha -Bey
Sdn
Glen
Cond
Mies Amidon
al Tevolver
Mills
Dave
Pusey
Miss Amidon
Young Mills
Waw Ater
Cold Summer Foretold for United States Says Along
A lengthy forecast predicts a long cold summer for the United States, noting scientists and officials discuss climatic trends and potential impacts across regions. The article emphasizes unusual coolness and delays in warm-season norms.
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United States
Weather forecasters clash over June temperatures in 1926
The Capner's Weekly excerpt notes Lidyt Com and George EB Brandt of the navy criticizing solar radiation and ocean temperature measurements. It claims the 1812 cola rum replica may recur, while Chicago forecasters report above normal temperatures early in June, arguing Chicago cannot control national weather trends.
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Lidyt. Com
George EB Brandt
Navy
Chicago
United States
Capner
Kittery Notes From Dover Meeting To Birthday Festivities
This snippet chronicles a district Woman's Relief Corps session in Dover attended by Mrs. Asher and Mr. Damon, local births and health updates, and a naval yard resident’s recovery. It notes graduation plans at Coburn Institute, illness restricting John Hoadley, and a Junior League game in Eliot marred by size disparities. Events include a fundraising gate at Second M. E. church, an evening naval band, school year closings, OLBL BL S meeting, Epworth League social, Bowdoin wins group contests, and officer elections. A Maine college theme governed the social judging. The Austin school picnic is set for Milton NH, with a surprise birthday party for Chester Wheeler Sr at Locke’s Gove.
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Kittery
Ates
Howard
Moody
Carl Tebbetts
Woman's Reliref Corps
Dover
Asher
Damon
Dausiter
Newport
R. X
Robert Whitman
Rogers
Warren Phinney
Navy Yard
George D. Boulter
Waterville
Coburn
MC. E
Naval
Seelena’ M. HE
Epworts League
Maine College
Bowdoin College
Multien
Bates
Charlotte Ritades
Nésa
Mary A. Emerson
William Blake
Charlotte Stedens
Lucinda Foley
Ath
Gindya Emmerson
Marie Thyng
Velma Blake
Austin School
C. EB. Wiodds
Milton
N. H
Chester
Wheeler, Sr
Wheeler
Portsmouth
Mehid"ing Goodwin E. Philbrids
Frank. Me
Mahon
Government Street Repair Starts In Town Work Tuesday
Work began on Tuesday to repair Government street from the George D. Houlter Co. office through the business section of town, improving the main thoroughfare for local traffic and commerce.
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Government Street
George D. Houlter Co. Downy
Used Alley as Thoroughfare Through Open Passageway
An article notes that despite street rope-offs for construction near the North church steeple, a narrow alley known as Commercial Alley from Penharlow street to Market street remained passable. Drivers and trucks used the passage to access Market Street, with at least one wagonist driving a horse through the alley.
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Racisme
Market Street
Penharlow
Assembly Divides Into Eight Groups To Tackle Problem
A conference plans eight daily discussion groups to explore a broad questionnaire. Participants from across the country will rotate, allowing varied students to contribute. A final forum will consolidate reports, vote on decisions, and guide student world policy for the coming era.
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Studeat
Counel
Church asks what students expect from church in 1930s debate
Racing Wisconsin June 1910 article surveys undergraduates across 100 universities via a questionnaire to gauge expectations of the Episcopal Church amid religious controversy. It notes that results will shape statements and decisions at the National Student Council assembly in June and the General Convention in October in New Orleans.
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Asadelatea Press
Racing
Wis
Council of the Episcopal Church
National Student Council
New Orleans
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