Local Woman Praises Lydia Pinkham Medicines in Testimonial
Mrs T A Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana attests to the health benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after a period of weakness and distress. She notes her husband bought the remedies and urges other women to try them, emphasizing fifty years of merit and genuine endorsements.
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Donaldsonville
Lydia
Bam
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. A. Landry
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Quiet divorce noted for Vaery and partner
Quiet remarks describe Vaery as modest while she insists on a divorce proceeding conducted privately and away from attention.
Cuticura Trio Advertised For Skin Care Uses
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment for rough itchy baby skin. It also touts Cuticura Talcum as a fragrant, essential part of the trio.
War Chief Warns U S Pacifists at Leesburg Memorial
Assistant Secretary of War Wainwright, speaking at the Loudoun county World War Dead memorial dedication in Leesburg Virginia, denounces pacifists and internationalists he says seek to destroy Americanism and weaken the army and navy. He frames postwar reconstruction as critical, urging patriotism and strength to lead world peace.
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United States
Wainwright
Loudoun County
War Department
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Perching
Army
Navy
Mr. Wain- Wright
America
President Harding Returns From Ohio Trip
President Harding arrives at the White House after an automobile tour to Ohio. The Department of Labor reports US food prices are rising again as inflation concerns grow.
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White House
Washington
Ohio
United States
Department of Labor
Vatican
Nome
Bumper Corn Crop Seen In July Agriculture Forecast
Washington reported the July crop outlook: corn at about 2.6 billion bushels, up 29 million from last year, with wheat at 817 million bushels and various regional conditions. Winter wheat forecast 569 million, spring 248 million, all wheat 78.9 percent of normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tinois
Rain Saves the Corn Crop in Sterling Illinois
Forty five days of drought ended by a Sunday rain in Sterling Illinois saving the corn crop. A July 10 crop summary from Washington notes overall crop improvement along the Atlantic Gulf coasts Northwest and east of the Rockies with small grains injured in the corn belt and some areas. Irrigated crops fared better and Southern field work progressed.
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Ill
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
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Rocky Mountains
Agriculture Department
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Mountain
Pacific Coast
Three Men Admit Jewel Theft From Mrs Rowan in LA Burglary
Three men arrested in Los Angeles confessed to stealing jewelry valued at $25,000 from Mrs. Valentine Rowan during a burglary at the Rowan residence on June 1. Police said the suspects admitted their involvement and led authorities to the recovered items.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Valentine Rowan
Rowan
MARKET PRICES FOR GRAIN LIVESTOCK AND HAY
Prices listed for flour, hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep show ranges across products and grades. Key items include Soft Witch wheat, Hye flour White patent, No. 1 timothy hay, prime and good to choice cattle steers, various hogs, and lambs with per unit ranges and delivery notes.
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Timothy Day
Timothy
Incident That Enlightened Public Concerning Profession Unknown
A Hull strike by funeral bearers highlights a little known profession. Bearers, often small traders or out of work, form dedicated teams for each funeral. Fees range from 75 cents to 1.25 dollars, with some earning about five dollars weekly. Hull currently pays 1.25 dollars. Undertakers aim to reduce to one dollar per funeral, prompting the strike.
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Hull
Manchester Guardian
Fresh Air College Dormitory Sleep on Porches
All resident students at the University of Arizona are required to sleep in the open air on porches. Fraternity houses adopt similar sleeping arrangements centering on outdoor sleeping.
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Fresh Air College
University of Arizona
Man Believes All A Woman Says Paradox Highlighted
A wry saying notes the flaw in assuming a man accepts every statement a woman makes. The remark underlines bias in trust and the humor of self-deception.
Patches and Patches In Patchwork Talk
A city newcomer recalls farmers discussing their truck patches with a humorous twist. The exchange turns on why patches are called patches, with a wry rural-urban contrast as quoted in a Boston Transcript style.
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Boston Transcript
Youthful Proprietor Edits His Own Journal
George buys an amateur printing outfit with his father’s help and starts the Klinkerville Monthly Journal at age fifteen. He asserts ownership and independence despite a skeptical associate, noting the subscription price is 50 cents and that his father lent $25 to start the venture.
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George
Klinkerville Monthly Journal
Journal
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Her Achievement
Gap Johnson recalls his wife fighting a blue racer with a hatchet in the yard. After circling the area she tripped on baling wire and sprained her arm, but she reportedly severed the snake's head as she fell.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Substitutes Take On Painful Duty For Family
A man steps in to perform a difficult obligation that weighs on loved ones. The action highlights the burden borne by relatives and the value of choosing a capable stand-in during hardship.
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