Mothers to Be Should Read Mrs Monyhan Letter
Mrs Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell Indiana endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, recounting relief from neuralgia during pregnancy and improved strength after using the remedy. She notes her seven month old baby weighed 19 pounds and praises renewed health for motherhood.
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Mitchell
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pearl Monyhan
Ind
Lynn
Maas
Lydia
Pinkhan
Superstition Hard to Down in Wedding Customs Across Nations
Philadelphia Inquirer notes that marriage rites are steeped in superstition with rules on bridal dress, ceremony timing, and post wedding rituals. Beliefs span swearing to expectant outcomes from candlelit lines to hair tucked vows and tears signaling loyalty.
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Swellen
Allan
Philadelphia Thquirer
Timely Advice From Auntie In Courier Journal
A quip about study habits appears in Lowsville Courier Journal with Auntie advising Tim to always choose the simplest option, noting the value of focusing on the least demanding path when learning.
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Jeant Eutmmon
Lowsville Courier Journal
Fragmentary Military Mottoes From a Closed Archive
The readable lines evoke chain of command and obedience to authority with phrases about the commander in chief and the duty of truth. The text hints at hierarchical loyalty among ranks and the inevitability of revelation or accountability.
President Woodrow Wilson Speaks to Crowd in Boston
The president, returning from Europe, tells a Boston audience that the United States is trusted by the world and that no new world order will be consecrated without justice. He praises European leaders, notes progress at the Paris peace conference, and stresses America's role in shaping a just peace.
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Boston
Presdent Woodeaw
Bia
Chile
Uriel
John McCormack
Peters
Coolidge
Europe
Uberty
Paris
Henal Elalnis
United States
Kumpens
EU- Tope
America
Particane of
American Army Deaths and War Efforts Reported
Washington reports 107 444 American Army deaths with casualties across the expeditionary forces. The War Department announces loan drives and Liberty Loan efforts to fund the war. A Constantinople dispatch notes Turkish losses and wounded as the conflict continues.
Uric Acid In The System Weeky Health Talk
Le H Smith M D explains uric acid buildup from kidney disorder and its wide pain sites. The article promotes Anuric Tablets from Dr Pierce of Buffalo and urges dietary and lifestyle guidance to prevent recurrence.
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le H Smith
M.D
The Pessimist's Dread and Winter Worries
A quoted pessimist nags about the winter, growling at the weather and worrying aloud about next summer's prices, expressing constant gloom despite the season's calm.
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Hind
Cuticura Remedies Promoted For Baby Rashes
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes and itching. It highlights Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Lotion, and Cuticura Talcum, advertised as pure and fragrant, with a 25 cent price for the talcum. The blurb also includes unrelated items about a Christian-principles business claim and a note on cucumbers being ancient vegetables.
Wilson decides against an extra session before adjournment
President Wilson spent over ten hours at his desk signing twenty eight bills and resolutions and conferring with Democratic Leader Martin on the legislative backlog. He said he would not call an extra session until after his return from Europe and that urgent appropriation bills must be enacted before Congress adjourns to fund government operations if he remains in Paris after July 1.
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Washington
Wilson
Marth
Europe
Paris
Martin
Efe
White House
Simons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Congress
Senator Sorghum Explains Remarks in Lengthy Reply
The scene depicts a secretary asking for a clear explanation of recent remarks by Senator Sorghum. He responds by promising endless explanations to satisfy constituents. A separate note mentions snail speed documented as one mile in 14 days.
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Sorghum
Pershing Announces Return of Most Divisions
General Pershing informed the war department on February 26 that divisions in the American expeditionary forces excluding those with regular army designations would be returned to the United States in the order their divisional headquarters arrived in France. The interpretation is that all divisions except the First through Seventh would be sent home as shipping becomes available.
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Europe
Taft
Agai
Washington
Pershing
War Department
American Expeditionary Forces
United States
France
Building Merchant Marine Meet Sets Policy Drive
New York Edward N Hurley led a meeting with business leaders to launch a countrywide series of conferences aimed at securing producers and shippers cooperation in forming a permanent operating policy for the American merchant marine. Naval bribery arrests increase to five in the Third naval district as Secretary Daniels confirms two more reservists. London miners, railroad and transport workers approve delaying a strike to March 1 due to the serious situation. North Dakota signs bills to implement the Nonpartisan League program for state owned industrial enterprises.
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New York
Edward N. Hurley
Cayman
United States Shipping Board
London
Triple Alliance of
Rojsery
Wnt
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Frasier On
Pebruscy
Nompartisan League
Hand Grenade Tragedy Sharpens Opwijk Deaths
In Opwijk ten miles northwest, Broseels-Pour children died after a German hand grenade exploded as they played. The incident follows a string of violent events in the region and stirs international shock.
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Broseels
Nwelve
Opwijk
Here
Tes
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