Doctor Urged an Operation in Baltimore Ad
A Baltimore woman recounts four years of organic troubles nervousness and headaches. Her doctor urged surgery but she found relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five months. She recommends this remedy to others facing operations and praises its health benefits.
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Baltimore
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinlham
Neniie B. Brit- Tincuux
Calverton Rd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cotton Pickers Rush In As Crop Reaches Peak In Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi witnesses its largest regional cotton crop with a labor shortage pushing farmers to rely on relatives and Mexican workers. Wages range from 1.00 per hundred to 5 dollars a day, with many picking enough to earn 2.50 to 5 dollars daily as field work expands within a week. Nueces county’s crop is expected to exceed 50 000 bales.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces County
New Plans May Call For Alt Of Millions
War Department recommendations to endorse the army and extend drainage limitations to provide reserves for manpower. Secretaries Baker and Dent discuss age limits, with possible drafts from ages 19 to 36. Congress to review plans as the U.S. builds up forces for a spring 1919 crisis.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Y Kington
Dent
House Committee
Baker
Mar. Dent ‘Cimridsy
Chamberlain
Mart Reth
Willy
Seere Wakter
Waken
Jeust
Miigny
Sama
Omy
United States
Mins
Agen
Submarine Sinks Bark Porto Off Atlantic Coast
The bark Porto was sunk by a German submarine about 550 miles off the Atlantic coast on July 27. The 15 crewmen were landed at an American port after the vessel, bound from Savannah to Charlestown, was pounded into wreckage with cotton cargo bombs. The incident marks the first official report of a submarine operating off this coast since earlier menace near Massachusetts.
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Arton, Td
Porto
Navy Department
Savannah
Chastro
Massachusetts
United States
San Diego
Coffire Island
N.Y
Atremena
Lloyd George says afterwar policy must align with allies
London reports Premier Lloyd George told 200 National Union of Manufacturers members that war ends require careful postwar policy. He stressed unity with dominions and allies, economic terms for Germany, and the need to resume trade with certain controls during transition while preserving the allied partnership.
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London
Lloyd George
National Union of Manufacturers
Towch
League of Nations
Paris
America
Togethien
Great Britain
Tloyd George
James Hy Thomas
M. PL
Derby
House of Commons
Phureday
Balfour
Cormany
Russia
British Ace Traps German Scouts in Bold Aerial Feat
A German air squadron lures three old fashioned German planes as bait to draw the British ace into battle. The British pilot dives from clouds to strike, then pivots to chase a second scout, while two slower enemy planes fire from short range. A second, newer British fighter arrives and cripples a German plane with a rear burst, turning the fight in favor of the British as the two aircraft press the attack and force the German group into evasive spins near the ground.
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Associated Press
Aire Ferea
of Branco
Thnes
NTI
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Berona le
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Armour and Company
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Saumedt
GROVE
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