Change of Life Notes Promise Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A promotional piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the premier relief for the Change of Life. It cites letters from women in Philadelphia Beverly and Erie praising improved health and urging others to try the remedy, with a note that free advice is available from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia S. Pinkham
Beverly, Mass
Ofrs
France
A. Duran
Roundy St
Baverly
Mass
Erie
Mrs. E. Kisszrse
East
Lydia E. Finkham
Listening patrols and strange farm talk in old news blurbs
Notes describe sentry listening patrols near trenches tasked with alerting of any attack. An officer asks who they are and the reply is we listen for the hen cackling and then we pinches the egg. The page mixes assorted anecdotes and ads about eye remedies, weather, and household sayings.
Famous Doctor's Prescription for Womanly Health
Thousands of women suffer from ailments unique to their sex and can find relief with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The remedy, described as temperance based and herbal, aims to restore regular function and ease pain. Available in liquid or tablet form for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pieres
Anuric newest in chemistry from Castor Pierce head of Invalds Hotel
A Buffalo New York scientist Castor Pierce founder of the Invalds Hotel reports a new eliminator of uric acid called Anuric. He claims it relieves back ache scalding urine and frequent urination and sediment in the urine. He asserts it cures rheumatism gravel and gout within a short time. A 10 cent large trial package is advertised with fell treatment 5Sde and availability from all druggists.
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Castor Pierce
Invalds
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
State to gravel and hard surface roads at institutions
The Iowa state board of control plans extensive road improvement in 1916 at state institutions including gravel and hard surfaced roads. Projects include a model grav el road at Woodward property, improvements from Rockwell City to the women’s reformatory, and work at Ames and Cherokee. Convict labor is expected to be employed. a large appropriation is hoped for to fund the program.
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Garry
Des Moines
State Board of Control
W. J. Dixon
Thomas H. MacDonald
Highway Commission
Woodward
Reckwell
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Reformatory
State College
Ames
State Hospital
Cherokee
Harry Shropshire
Iowa
Board of Control
Hugar
State Board
Shropshire
Prominent Iowa Democrat Banker W F Cleveland Dies
W F Cleveland a leading Iowa Democrat and banker died at his Harlan home after a three month illness. A native of New York he came to Iowa in 1874 and was 71 years old. He served as state senator for the eighteenth district in the Twenty third and Twenty fourth general assemblies.
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Harlan
W. FP. Cleveland
Iowa
Ieader
Cleveland
New York
Fie
Senate
Yale Athletes among Wreck Victims in Milford Collision
New Haven report details eight killed and sixteen seriously injured when the Connecticut River Special from Springfield to New York collided with a Beaton-bound train near Milford. Yale students aboard included John R. Kilpatrick and Morgan O'Brien kin, with several others injured and treated at a Bridgeport hotel. A Pullman porter and the engineer and fireman died. two passengers survived briefly before dying, and fears of more fatalities persisted.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut River
Springield
New York
Milford
Beaton
Springfield
Yale
Bridgeport
John R. Kilpatrick
Allan Corey
Gan
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan O'Brien
New York Supreme Court
Ford Johnson
Boston
Fagman
Wood urges military camps as insurance against war
Maj. Gen Leonard Wood urged preparedness at the Creve Coeur club Washington's birthday dinner in Peoria urging camps to develop 50,000 reserve officers. He contrasted this with 227,000 officers in the Civil War and cited the value of training rather than war prep. Henry D. Estabrook and Dudley Field Malone spoke as well.
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Peoria
Leonard Wood
U. S
Washington
Creve Coeur Club
Coliseum
Henry D. Estabrook
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Five Actors Die In Fire At Theatrical Boarding House
Five people perish in a Tuesday blaze that swept a theatrical boarding house at 155 West Forty fourth Street in New York. Thousands witness rescues of 25 occupants as firemen arrive. victims named Keratous Janos Mustarpulus Antonio Tobisch.
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New York
West Forty-fourth Street
Thomas ‘Keratous
Peter Janos
Thomas Mustarpulus
Christy Antonio
Emily Tobisch
Francis Envoy to Russia Nomination for Ambassador Post
President Wilson is asked to consider David R. Francis as ambassador to Russia to succeed Marye. Francis, former Missouri governor and interior secretary in Cleveland's cabinet, will await Russian acceptance before Senate action. In Rio de Janeiro, the steamer Tennyson arrived after an explosion on February 18 that killed three crew members.
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Washington
David R. Francis
Cleveland
Missouri
Wilson
Russia
George T. Marye
Senate
Francis
Reed
Rio Janeiro
Tennyson
Lambert & Holt Line
Maranhas
University Faces Suit Over Aspirin Production
University researchers face a lawsuit threat from Bayer Manufacturing Company over the continued production of aspirin in university laboratories. The patent holder may sue if the order to stop is not complied with, which would hamper the department of pharmacy’s experimental work and delay recently made discoveries regarded as highly promising.
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United States Department
State Pharmacy Commission
University
Iowa City
Uniersity Laboratories
Bayer Manufacturing Company
New York City
Silk shipment sails from San Francisco to New York
The largest railroad cars in the world began a Silk shipment from San Francisco to New York carrying 290 tons of silk valued at about 4 million dollars. The ten cars measure seventy feet in length and mark a major move in transcontinental trade.
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San Francisco
New York
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Free Spom Medical. CO
Chemints
Gaxvher
Tod
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Ivor
Anuric
Saale
Cy Poe
Pera Bota
Ian Pras
Lagaroni
America
Pree
Will Guild Roads
Wareren
C. McClaughry
Anamoss
2. H. Stringfellow
Br. Stringfellow
Anamosa
Anamose
Retail Merchants’ Association
Pharmacy Comission
State Board of
State House
Clarke
WW. B. Barney
State Dairy and Food
J. Woorman
State College At
M. CG. Mackin
State School For the Deaf
Council Cluffs
F. P. Lierle
Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Gay M. Logan
A. L. Mills
War Department
Viilisea
National Guard
George van
A. U. Swan
Tame
Edward C. Lytton
Grundy Center
Jawa
G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
H. B. Faville
National Medical Congress
Oakdale
State Board of Contra
T. E. McCurdy
Capitol Extension
Creston
State News
Thain
Conn
Flagman
Gaits
Petrograd
Congress of Ecuador Bes
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Fletcher
Cratel
Bright
Daza
South Dakota
T. HK
Lizzy
Doan
Steve Ind
Hidn Dorners
Foster Milburn CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Hil
HL Hill Company
Detroit
Black
Lee Beloed
Rite Fox
Chisage
Beck Br
Sioux City
SOR
Rice Brothers
Obleane
Kanena
Cressey & Wingate
Les Maleez
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