Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Nationwide appeal highlights women praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedies for female troubles. Letters from Fairview South Dakota and Camden New Jersey cite relief and avoidance of operations after using the compound and Blood Medicine. Over 100000 responses say benefits followed use. For sale at drug stores.
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Fairview
S.dakota
Fred
Lydia Pinkham
New Jersey
Camden
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ain't It the Truth, Girls?
Tilly recalls riding the trolley with a companion named Billy who claims not to have seen her while she stood, noting they shared a ride on the same trolley recently. The exchange hints at a curious encounter or misperception between the two.
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Tilly
Billy
Fruitful Day Picnic Menu Recital
Mike recalls a picnic feast including fried chicken lemonade two kinds of pie ice cream with strawberries and the minister's cake upon returning thanks.
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Tommy
Mike
Statistician estimates Niagara falls flow long time
A statistician states that it would take more than 1,000,000 years for all the Earth's sea water to pour over Niagara Falls, illustrating the falls' immense scale.
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Falls of
Niagara
Corns Lift Off No Pain
A humorous shopper’s observation notes how a woman’s voice pitch changes with her request while shopping, suggesting sensitivity to the item and its context.
Three Leaders Dominate 1923 American Legion Membership Drive
The 1923 race for Legion membership centers on John A. Smith of Sioux City Hans Hansdorf of Minnesota and John Kass of Detroit. Kass touts rapid results after 18 days of recruiting and 66 dues paid on February 29. Kolbe’s close competition in Michigan keeps the standings tight.
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American Legion
John A. Smith
Sioux City
Monahan Post
Hans Hansdorf
Minnesota
John Kass
Detroit
Smith
Hunsdorf
Veterans’ Bureau
Kass
Charles A. Learned
Chamis
Theodore Kolbe
the Legion
Michigan
Kolbe
Night Broadcasts For Night Workers
In a radio station an amused visitor notes the odd hour for bedtime stories while the operator explains the broadcasts are intended for night workers. The exchange captures a quiet moment at dawn inside a wartime American Legion Weekly setup.
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American Legion Weekly
Ideals of Legion Chairman Promotes Service Ethic
Thomas H. Mc Gow an of the Woburn Massachusetts school board voiced Legion ideals at a citizens mass meeting. He said the American Legion serves as a reminder of self sacrifice for the common good without hero worship, seeks to aid needy comrades, and to unite ex service men while defending country and flag and upholding its traditions.
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the Legion
Thomas H. McGowan
Woburn
Mass
American Legion
Citizens’ Mass
Legion
Legion Fathers Form Local Councils Across Nation
The American Legion Fathers auxiliary has enrolled several councils with Harvey post 155 in Harvey Illinois the first to receive a charter. Other early councils include Malden Massachusetts St Paul Minnesota Topeka Kansas and Bellingham Washington. Charter fee is ten dollars and ten signatures are required from fathers of active Legionnaires or of men who died in World War I. The body has no state or national authority and is governed by attached Legion posts. It focuses on counseling Legionnaires and promoting veterans principles.
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Kass
Wayne County
Legion
Michigan
Smith
Hunsdorf
Omaha Post
Monahan
Sioux City
Wayne County Council
American Legion Fathers
Veterans’ Body
Fathers of Men
Harvey
Nil
Chicago
Malden
Mass
St. Paul
Minn
Topeka
Kan
Bellingham
Conscription Bill Garners Boston Support From Legion Figures
Four thousand Boston citizens back a universal draft act uniting wealth industry and manpower under government control in war. Gen Charles R Edwards of the American Legion cites WWI tragedy for broader conscription. Maj George N Berry of the Printing Pressmen union also supports the measure. The bill, first endorsed at the New Orleans Legion convention, now heads to Congress with backing from Sec. of War John W Weeks.
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Boston
Congress
Charles R.edwards
American Legion
Massachusetts
Legion
Maj
George N. Berry
Printing Pressmen's Union
Berry
New Orleans
New York Governor Rules Partial Disabled Veterans Not Extra Hazard
Governor Smith interprets state insurance laws to protect slightly disabled World War veterans from higher rates. He states the state Insurance Fund does not classify partial disability as extra hazardous and will assess each accident on its own merits, addressing a Legion protest led by IE E Spafford.
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New York
A. l. Smith
Department
IE. E. Spafford
American Legion
Spafford
Legson
Smith
Acci
Elijah and the Drought Challenge to Baal Worship Campaign
In 1 Kings 17 1 and beyond the prophet Elijah declares drought as judgment for idolatry to Ahab Jezebel and Baal worship confronts the people and tests who is the true God. Elijah boldly answers the king and sets a dramatic test of fire to prove God’s supremacy leading to Baal prophets’ execution and renewed faith.
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Elijjah
Ahab
Jezebel
Hilljab
Israel
Elijah
God
Eilijah
Baal
D. Eliah
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Washington, D.C
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Carters Pie
Carter
Merican Legion
Pass
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Mt. Carel
Eljah
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