Pills and hope from Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Mary R Benedict of Kewanee Illinois testifies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after marriage and illness leading to two healthy daughters. She credits the medicine and Sanative Wash with full recovery enabling her to do housework and praise the product to others. A Vermont widow Mrs A W Howe also reports pregnancy following the same remedy and recomends continued use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Benedict
Mary R. Benedict
Payson Street
Kewanee
Illinois
Otiose Not Lazy Are Word Puzzles Helpful
A Boston Transcript note recalls a crossword moment where the six letter synonym otiose for lazy was found. The writer jokes about sharing the term with a spouse to soften insults and expand vocabulary.
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Boston Transcript
Demand Bayer Aspirin Warn're Adv Vigilance
Advertisement urges buyers to verify Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years. It warns against imitations and urges saying Bayer when purchasing. Also notes society women may gain adipose tissue and jokes that even a hog wants the son's share.
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Bayer
American Legion Endowment fund grows with new state group
Across Indiana Illinois and Kentucky initial work begins on the Endowment fund. A second group of 12 states led by Virginia North Carolina and Georgia joins the drive. Judge Rogert W. Bingham of Louisville chairs the Kentucky executive committee to direct the effort. Stearns post Kentucky becomes the first post to go over the top with a $100 goal. Other early contributions arrive from Eugene Oregon Tamaqua Pennsylvania and Farm er City Illinois among others. Notable supporters include Booth Tarkington and John W. Davis.
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Kentucky
American Legion Endowment Fund
South
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Ohio
Rogert W. Bingham
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Stearns Post
Stearns
Legion Post
Indianapolis
Eugene Post
Eugene
Ore
C. H. Berry
Tamaqua
Penn
Oregon Post
Arthur S. Wolfe
Lloyd W. Kendall
Legionnaire
Farmer City
Ill
Willis Im B. Boggs
Department of Panama
Canal Zone
Legion
Panama
John W. Davis
Paris
Mary Lord Harrison
New York City
Benjamin Harrison
William Green
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Otto H Kahn
New York
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors, Inc
John R. Quinn
Los Angeles
American Legion
Charles H. Brent
Buffalo
A. E. F.s5 Booth Tarkington, Indianapolis, Author; W. M. Johnson
Rockford, NL
Kiwanis International
James B. Chandler
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Charles Dana Gibson
James A. Thomas
Dublin
The
United Confederate Veterans
John H. Dunn
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Drew
Veterans Seek State Home Care Rise Predicted
American Legion officials in Lincoln Nebraska predict that within a few years World War veterans will seek admission to state homes in large numbers. They note current government facilities can care for indigent veterans but urge states to supplement aid as demand grows. The survey shows fewer Civil War veterans in Nebraska state homes now than in 1921 due to deaths.
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American Legion
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Legionnaires
Massachusetts Legion Ledger Shows Debt Shift at Pittsfield
Massachusetts Legion reports a November state convention in the black for the first time since inception in Massachusetts. Treasurer E W Gross notes the department carried a 10600 debt in January 1923, contrasting with a 279 50 surplus at present.
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Pittsfield
Mass
American Legion
Massachusetts
E. W. Gross
Department of the Legion
Legion Post Cup To Honor Best Minnesota Post
Gerald V. Barron of Cloquet Minnesota post department commander announces a cup donation to the Legion post in Minnesota with the best and most consistent record over five years. The trophy will be awarded at the next department convention.
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Minnesota
Gerald V. Barron
Cloquet
Minn
American Legion
Legion Post
Department of Minnesota
Adopting a Basic Crop Rotation for Texas Farms
Extension service urges Texas farms to implement a basic rotation: cultivated crops such as corn or cotton, followed by small grains like wheat oats or barley, then legumes including sweet clover cowpeas and soybeans. Emphasizes nitrogen replenishment, weed control, and stable yields across seasons.
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Texas
How to Keep Well How to Keep Well
A brief health column offers practical tips for daily wellness. It outlines simple routines, diet adjustments, and preventive habits to promote steady energy and better well being.
Abdominal Pain in Children Urges Careful Attention
The text explains why infants cannot describe abdominal pain and outlines common causes like colic hunger and indigestion, plus serious conditions such as bowel obstruction and appendicitis. It stresses prompt examination by a physician when infants show sudden or persistent abdominal pain.
Sleeping sickness in Japan mystery disease spreads rapidly
The United States Public Health Service reports an epidemic in Japan with about 5,000 cases. Initially misidentified as meningitis, it is now seen as a new contagious illness affecting both humans and animals. Symptoms begin with fever and progress to unconsciousness, with recovery in mild cases within 10 to 15 days while severe cases may be fatal. No germ has been identified yet and the disease remains widespread though more common in certain provinces.
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United States Public Health Service
Japan
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