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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

6

Newark Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Recovery

A Newark resident describes three years of nervous breakdown and daily headaches. After medical care and trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved, enabling return to work and she endorses publishing her letter.

Se Kelly Lydia Pinkham Newark N. J Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Ee Kelly 14Th St., Newark Miss Kelly

Sharks as Food Across Bermuda and Honolulu Markets

Ground sharks in Bermuda are valued by all classes with fish averaging eight to ten pounds and selling for 12 cents each. In Honolulu the hammerhead shark is common in markets and its flesh is salted and considered nourishing.

Bermuda Honolulu

Freckles advertised remedy promises clear skin

An advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles. It claims one ounce is often enough and offers a money back guarantee if the spots do not disappear. The text mockingly contrasts beauty with money in a quoted line.

Ady

Wilson Returns to Paris Amid Hope for Quick Peace

President Wilson arrives in Paris after a Brest voyage, greeted by crowds at the Hotel de Crillon. The Journal and other papers hail early positive results from the peace conference as leaders plan final steps toward a universal covenant. Editors foresee United States influence shaping postwar settlements and urge united allied action.

United States Paris Wilson Lloyd George Clemenceau Col Edward M. House Hotel de Crillon Brest The Invalides Station America Figaro Europe Mafin France Petit Parisien New World Metropolitan Opera House L'Homme Libre Association of Free Nations

World Events Briefs From Washington and Beyond

Summary of rapid-fire world events: censorship changes with the U S and Britain, removal of peanuts from restricted imports, high materials costs hindering building, reports of famine in Petrograd and Moscow with alleged human flesh sales, federal warrants for railroads due to missing capital bills, Debs convicted under the espionage act, I W W warned as a threat, $10 million in high explosives handed to interior for construction, six battlecruisers suspended as capital ship plans reassessed, US war crisis claims at $750 million with more expected, Baker and Daniels to France to wrap up expeditionary force operations.

State Department Washington Petrograd Moscow Daniels Great Britain France Italy Baker Secretary of the Navy

Riot in London draws Allied troops against police

A serious riot in London sees American soldiers and sailors with Canadian and Australian troops uniting against police. Policeman P C Field is critically injured with a fractured skull, four other officers suffer scalp wounds. Five American service members are hospitalized at Lancaster Gate Red Cross. The clash began after a police raid on a sailors’ craps game. Korea declares independence from Japan. delegates head to France seeking recognition.

London P. C. Field Lancaster Gate Red Cross

Czechs Refuse Evacuation Near Teschen

Warsaw reports the Czechs, urged by an interallied committee, refuse to evacuate part of the Teschen region. They claim the commission is incomplete due to the departure of Gen Grenart, the French representative, and Prof. A. C. Coolidge, the American delegate, from Warsaw.

Warsaw Teschen Grenart Paris A. C. Coolidge

Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief For Centuries

Historic GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are promoted as a timeless Holland remedy for back pain, bladder discomfort, and urinary issues. The ad claims rapid relief, direct import from Holland labs, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It also mentions multiple product sizes and urges buyers to seek the genuine brand.

Haarlem Holland Holland Laboratories

Smoking tobacco flavors and aromas from Britannica guide

The Britannica notes the use of sauces to improve flavor and burning quality in tobacco on the Continent and in America. A smoker's enjoyment hinges on flavorings as much as the tobacco, and a simple test of rubbing tobacco in the palm reveals distinct fragrances. Try XEDO Tobacco with aged Burley and chocolate to notice its pure fragrance.

America

Danderine Hair Growth Claim Ad

An advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming it stops dandruff itching and hair loss. It promises rapid gloss and abundance within minutes and full regrowth after about two weeks, urging purchase at drug stores.

Knowlton

Swallows and Larks Rally in Antiprohibition Banter

A lighthearted exchange features Mr Jinks and She sharing quips about swallows and larks as antiprohibition talk weaves through the scene. The dialogue highlights social banter beneath the era's temper.

St Jacobs Liniment Ad Claims Rapid Sprain Relief

An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick healer for sprains strains and swelling promising no skin burning or injury and claiming effectiveness for 60 years with six gold medals. A widow reflects on praise for her late husband while noting a sleepy wife.

St. Jacobs Adv

Cuticura Toilet Trig Ad Promotes Skincare

An advertisement touts Cuticura products the Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete toilet set priced 25 cents. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for a healthy liver and bowel function with a moral twist about self control.

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