Illinois Folks Tell Their Story
Mrs. Marietta Douglas describes dramatic recovery of her daughter from bronchial pneumonia using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The testimonial also cites influenza relief and overall health improvement after treatment, with endorsements from G. S. Entrikin. Medicine is sold by any medicine dealer in liquid or tablet form.
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Art
Marietta Douglas
Wilbur St
Jerce
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Entrikin
14Th St
Dr. Pierce
Milks Emulsion Converts Sickly Boy to Health
A Dayton family reports their ten year old with chronic lung weakness from infancy recovered fully after using Milks Emulsion. The ad promises appetite boost, digestive normalization, and rapid relief for stomach troubles, with a six bottle guarantee and refund option. Sold nationwide through druggists.
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G. W. Smiley
Maple St
Dayton, O
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
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Is Your Daughter Debuting This Season
Mrs Come up answers that they are not pressed to debut yet and prefer not to have anything homemade. The exchange notes a cautious approach to debut preparations and emphasizes frugality in early stages.
Cuticura Talcum Powder Ad Highlights Free Perfume Claim
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic facial skin and baby powder with a fragrant, economical formula. It positions the Cuticura trio as superior and claims other perfumes become superfluous.
Poor Peck Friend Is Your Brother Still Level-Headed
A light dialogue from the Boston Transcript notes Peck remains sensible and bachelor despite changes. The exchange contrasts a former level-headed brother with the current single state.
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Peck
Boston Transcript
St Jacobs Oil Advertises Quick Rheumatic Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that rubs away rheumatic pain in minutes. It claims to ease joint and muscle aches including sciatica and backache without causing skin burns and urges readers to try a small bottle from a drug store.
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St Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Misplaced Headship and Social Etiquette Beliefs
A satirical note argues that a married man’s authority suffices as head of the house while condemning the dyspeptic image tied to Garfield Tea sold in drug stores. It also claims only a girl confident in her complexion should allow a kiss on the cheek from a young man.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warned To Look For Cross Seal
Advert claiming genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin show the Bayer Cross on each package and tablet as proof of authenticity. It notes uses for colds headaches toothaches neuritis and general pain with safe directions in every unbroken Bayer package and mentions price for small tins and larger bottles.
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Bayer
Wilson Says No to Reservations In Treaty Debate
President Wilson reiterated opposition to any peace treaty reservations that would weaken article 10 or the league covenant. The Senate adopted modified reservations on armament control 49 to 26 and labor provisions 44 to 27, leaving only article 10 and voting power reservations unresolved.
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Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
Gore
Oklahoma
King
Utah
Kirby
Arkansas
Nugent
Idaho
Phelan
California
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Missouri
Shields
Tennessee
Smith
Georgia
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Republican
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Ilinois
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Congress
Council
Lodge
Owen
Henderson
Nevada
Fletcher
Florida
Myers
Montana
Nelson
Minnesota
Thomas
Colorado
Farmers U. K. Divorcement Debate at Palmer Visit
Washington March 10 farm organization officials urge Attorney General Palmer to approve the packer divorcement decree. T. C. Atkeson for the National Grange says the decree meets farmers needs and allows producers to settle markets without further upheaval.
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Washington
Palmer
Farm Organization
T. C. Atkeson
National Grange
Would Germanys victory have forced a pig tail punishment regime
The excerpt speculates on a hypothetical German victory and a future punishment system, envisioning forced pig tails and varying penalties. It contrasts this with Chinese history, noting centuries of conquest by warrior hordes and the queue as a symbol of bondage, used to display subjugation.
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China
Avoid Cynics and Preserve Faith in Mankind
A Chicago News editorial urges avoiding cynics to maintain wholesome life and enduring peace. It warns that even bright, entertaining cynics are poisonous to one’s outlook and warns readers to keep them at a distance.
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Chicago News
Belief in Lucky Pieces Told by War Veterans
A veteran recalls luck charms from pocket pieces and ritual keepsakes. He mentions a bullet that grazed his ear and a hospital stay, then notes his marriage to a nurse as good luck, while others carry talismans such as a half dollar or a hidden $10 bill to avert misfortune.
Historic English china firm showcases Nelson era dinner services
A renowned English china maker displays samples spanning nearly 150 years of production. The collection includes dinner services crafted for Lord Nelson and other notable figures of past eras, as reported by the Brooklyn Eagle.
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Lord Nelson
Brooklyn Eagle
The Inventor Skeptical of Romans Overlooked Football
The remark notes a viewpoint that the Romans ignored football despite creating strenuous games. It frames football as an overlooked modern counterpart to ancient athletic culture.
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J. A. Stillworth
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