Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Vermont Woman
Mrs Cras Barclay of Graniteville Vermont writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after nervousness and symptoms of the Change of Life. She urges others to publish her letter to help suffering women and notes Mrs Pinkham provides free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Janiteville
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cras. Barclay
Graniteville
Med
Navy Department moves to abolish smaller yards
The Navy aims to close many southern smaller yards and assign specialized work to active plants. Charleston Navy Yard, S C, will become the mother yard handling torpedo boats and destroyers, with facilities to retrub them faster and cheaper. A torpedo boat repair shown in New York demonstrated Charleston’s efficiency in replacing a cylinder at reduced time and cost.
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Associated Press
Shington
D.C
Navy Department
Arleston
8. C
Navy Yard
Charleston
Prac
New York
Charlestones
Congress Opens With War Secretary Stimson and Aldrich Ages
War Secretary Henry L. Stimson and ex Senator Nelson W. Aldrich head the Trans-Mississippi Commercial congress opening in Kansas City. Sessions will push inland waterways, currency reform, parcels post, and farming topics with leaders from Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and other states.
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Kansas City
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Stimson
Aldrich
Congress
National Rivers and Harbors Committee
Inland Waterways Improvement
James £. Watson
Indiana
Arthur Co. Trumbo
Muskogee
Okla
William J. Stone
Missouri
H. S. Hadley
Darius A. Brown
H. G. Moore
Kansas City Commercial Club
Col
Fred W. Fleming
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
H. D. Loveland
San Francisco
A. M. Ten Eyck
Kansas Agricultural College
John I’. Shafroth
Colorado
J. B. White
National Conservation Congress
Panama Canal
Capt
G. R. Goethals
Corps of Engineers
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Kan
C. H. McCuiston
Paris
Tex
James E. Watson
George J. Kindel
Denver
Colo
William P. Borland
M. C
S. M. Sparkman
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Walter S. Dickey
The
Missouri River Navigation Company
W. K. Kavannaugh
Lakes To Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Charles F. Booker
Charles N. Haskell
German Consul General Ill After Stroke in York
Rudolph n German consul general in the United States is seriously ill in York from a stroke. The report notes his condition as of November 14 with the Associated Press filing.
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Associated Press
York
Rudolph N
Frankson
Danderine Claim Promises Hair Shine and No Dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as cleansing dust and oil from hair and scalp while stopping itching and hair loss. It promises softer, fuller hair with visible new growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any store or toilet counter.
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Knowlton
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims relief within five minutes, curing dyspepsia, heartburn, and sour breath, with a 50 cent case recommended for any case of indigestion or stomach distress.
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Pape
Bellavista Gardens Offer Roses by Mail or Telegraph
American Beauty and La France roses available in any quantity. Orders taken by mail or telegraph. Small orders filled from 1102 Wyoming Street. Old phone 2455. Referenced by ermission St Anthony Hotel Gunter Eager Hotel. Bellavista Gardens Monterrey Mexico.
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Wyoming Street
Byermission
St. Anthony
Gunter
Eager
Bella Vista Gardens
Monterrey
Mexico
Golden Egg Goose Unearths Glittering Lore In San Mateo Hills
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a tale of pure glittering gold in stream beds of the San Mateo foothills. After years of exploration, wealthier estates occupy the wooded slopes while a humble duck is said to detect the fabled treasure.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Mateo
No Need to Have Superfluous Hairs
Delatone offers a simple facial hair removal method using a water paste with powdered delatone. Applied for two to three minutes and washed away, it leaves the skin white and hairless. Druggists sell a one ounce package for a dollar, cheaper than electric needle methods and with no pain.
Duck yields pea-sized gold nugget in San Mateo creek sediments
Mrs. John Tibbet of Redwood City found a pea-sized gold nugget in a duck she bought from San Carlos poultryman Dombrosky. He had gravelled a duck feeding area from San Carlos creek and the gold lay along the bed where a country estate owner Colonel Brittan stored gravel. The find spurs plans to sluice sands across local creeks and peninsula lawns.
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Alexander Dombrosky
San Carlos
John Tibbet
Redwood City
Dombrosky
San Carlos Creek
N.J. Brittan
San Francisco
San Mateo
Bay
Knight Ordered to Walk Floor With Baby Each Night
Patrick Knight faced non-support charges in a Chicago domestic relations court. Judge Sabath sentenced him to go home each night and walk the floor with his baby for two hours until December 20, then discuss appropriate Christmas gifts with the judge. Knight must turn his wages over to his wife each payday. Lives near 221 E. Com. Ambulance service listed as Riebe Undertaking Co.
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Chicago News
Patrick Knight
Sabath
Knight
Girl to Sacrifice Skin for Brother in Panama
Mary Brady of Cincinnati rushes to Colon Panama to graft skin from her body onto her brother Thomas Brady to save his life after a carbuncle and erysipelas led to surgery at Stannes hospital. She left immediately after relatives were notified.
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Colon
Panama
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Mary Brady
Thomas Brady
Brady
Stannes Hospital
Brother
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H. Cowan
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John L. Powell
Southwestern Shippers’ Association
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Board of Railway Commissioners
John Burke
North Dakota
Upper Missouri River Improvement Association
R. S. Vessey
South Dakota
Life Insurance and Justice
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New York City
New York Life Insurance Company
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James A. Reed
Philippines
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