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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
Philadelphia woman describes chronic fatigue backache and nervousness from which Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover. She notes improved appetite and energy after three months of use and urges other mothers facing similar strain to try the remedy.
In the house of commons Viscount Curzon asked if the secretary for war would assure exhumation of British soldiers buried in Germany and return their remains home when transport allows. Captain Guest replied the matter would receive sympathetic consideration as soon as conditions permit.
A compact reflection on cold heartedness and human nature. The speaker notes that some women like Nell and Belle seem unsympathetic and that the world is neither as bad nor as good as people imagine. It ends with a wry line on the necessity of the druggist alongside physicians.
An account traces Pergamum's ancient glory from Attalus and Eumenes II to the relocation of the great altar and library to Berlin. It notes Carl Humann's excavation, the altar's shipment to Berlin, and asserts the central portion of Satan's throne now rests in Berlin.
In Loire Inferieure rural areas large households supply 4015 soldiers. The Marlot family tops the list with 22 members in the army including nine sons and ten grandsons. Four killed, four wounded, one captured, one missing. four earned the Croix de Guerre.
The article notes soldiers swear habitually under stress yet claim innocence during chaplains presence and in hospitals. It also recounts Walter Beil on surviving postfire London houses, highlighting three Cheapside dwarf shops built in 1687 under a plane tree near Wood Street.
A fragment quotes a Bolshevik claiming possession of a pocketbook and predicting swift proletarian vengeance. The exchange hints at class tension with a note of imminent retribution in a political context.
European railroad converts locomotive exhaust waste into gas to fuel generators at an electric plant. The process captures heat and emissions to produce usable energy for ongoing power generation, reflecting advances in industrial waste-to-energy methods and efficiency goals.
Advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. Claims quick, gentle healing from a vegetable compound and offers a sample for ten cents via mail. Includes standard promo lines and a brief human-interest note about men and judges.
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