Missouri Women Laud Dr Pierce Medicines
A Missouri woman describes being nearly “down and out” with a woman’s weakness and credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with her recovery. Testimonies from Mrs Bula Bibre Man and Mrs Louise Oeller Mann praise relief from backaches and periodic troubles. The piece notes kidney diseases and uric acid, advising Readers to consult Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo for dietary guidance with no charge.
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City
Dr Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Bula Bibre Man
N. Hardesty Ave
E. St. Louis
Geome Stone
Bright
Buffalo
Mosaic disease of sugar cane threatens southern cane fields
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that sugar cane mosaic disease could inflict incalculable damage on southern cane regions if unchecked. It urges use of pure seed, roguing infected plants, and careful disposal of diseased matter to prevent spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Southemm
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
United States
Porto Rico
New Caledonia
Most Eloquent Speech of War by John T. Donlin
The piece recalls Bernard Baruch praising a wartime address by John T. Donlin, who argued for drafting workers into war industries. Donlin used a blunt metaphor about protecting men’s pay and “wads” to urge using both hands to secure victory, endorsing women in trades and removal of labor resistance for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
France
Labor
Chairman
John Tr. Donlin
Building Trades Department
Donna
Whitt
Pig attack injures tenant in Kentucky barnyard incident
John Howard, a tenant on Frederick Wallis farm near Paris, Kentucky, was seriously injured when a sow attacked him as he tried to pick up a piglet. His daughter rescued him by lassoing the mother with help from a farm laborer, and they carried him to safety.
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Paris
John Howard
Frederick Wallis
Lewis
Nina
Babies are H. C. L. Sacrifice In Minnesota
Official statistics to Governor Burnquist show high living costs driving families to sacrifice children so both spouses can work in small spaces. Housing and food costs push distressed women to hand babies to charitable homes. The Minnesota Children's Home Society reports 44 babies cared for locally, with some loaned to the State Agriculture School for domestic science training.
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St. Paul
Minn
Burnquist
Minnesota
W. Dickinson
Society of Minnesota
State Agriculture ,School
Robbers Loot $28,000 Pay Roll From Disabled Soldiers
In Paris two armed men seized a railway payroll of 28 000 as two disabled soldiers were attacked near a level crossing. A gray torpedo-bodied car and a man in uniform linked to the scheme were reported near a town public house. Separate note mentions two new cement factories being built in Kawasaki and Hokkaido at a cost of 2 000 000.
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Devel
Uttle
Kawasaki
Hokkaido
Japan
The Right Way For Distemper and Influenza Prevention
A historic veterinary remedy claims to treat and prevent distemper pinkeye influenza colds in mares foals and stallions by acting on the blood and glands. It supposedly expels germs and wards off disease with a small daily dose. Pricing lists 60 cents to 1.15 per bottle and 5.50 to 11.00 per dozen.
Old State House Boston and Revolutionary Relics
Spohn Medical explains Boston’s Old State House erected 1718. The site hosted the Boston Massacre in 1770 and Washington reviewed a procession there in 1789. Ge took refuge in 1835 to escape an anti slavery mob. Restored 1881 and now housed by the Bostonian Society with relics and paintings.
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State House
Boston
Merchant's Exchange
Royal Council
Washington
William Lloyd Ge
Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Nationalized Pharmacies a Failure Reported
Reports from Kutipe indicate the nationalization of pharmacies in unary has fallen short of expectations. State officials and former owners note a deficit of 1,000,000 crowns and new complaints about slow and indifferent implementation compared with prior methods.
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Kutipe
New York Post
Sticking It Out Amid Artsy Suburban Decline
A local suburban decorator comments on dwindling demand as wallpapers peel away. He notes lingering resistance to lifestyle trends, while the public remains wary of drastic changes in home decor and professional roles.
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Loenden
Visiting as an art of making guests feel at home
A critic reflects on visiting etiquette praising silent hosts and lamenting overbearing guests. The piece contrasts the quiet, stable guest of 30 years with the disruptive, energetic visitor who overwhelms hosts and floors personal space. It frames visiting as an essential social craft.
Mustering Out Confusion Over Home Address
A colored infantry company receives orders to mail home addresses for travel pay. A captain questions a soldier who lists Prince Frederick, Md as his home, while the quartermaster claims no such place exists. The dialogue notes that others had no trouble finding their homes when drafted.
Fretters Man Claims Identity Amid Street Slip
A man proclaims himself a “man of freters” during a street encounter, noting a constant drift between sidewalk life and the shipboard world. The exchange hints at misperception and urban irony in the public space.
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Eatonic
B.A. Thomas
Jim Kermeéen
Kentucky Mfg. Co., Inc
Paducah
Pioneer
Great Western Tailoring, Co. Dept
Jackson Blvd
Greer St
Chicago
Oura
Anderson Steam Vulcanizer Co
Grand Ave
Kansas
Cuy
Amsudl
Merchants Brokerage CO
Dwight
Kansas City
Tsun
Aisi LaLeu
Bree Eye Ik
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Federal Agricultural Department
Baruch
Donlin
Building Trades
Kaiser’s
Kiuser
Meteor
Buenos Aires
Isngland
Htoval Mail Line
England
Girl
Father
Havre
McKinley
Peruna
Samuel McKinley
22Nd St
The
Society of U.S. Jewelry Auctioneers
Spohe
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen, Ind
Boston’s
OLD State House
Patriotic Society
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