How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation in Canton Ohio
Canton Ohio report recounts Mrs Marie Boyd who credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving female troubles and enabling her to perform housework, suggesting others try the remedy before surgery. The piece notes serious conditions may still require hospital care and offers advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. It ends with a quirky, unrelated note about Tartars threatening Sebastopol.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
6Th St
N. E
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Vital questions to Idaho farmers in farm markets bulletin
Idaho farmers receive guidance on crop planning for 1918 through a Farm Markets bulletin from state director Harvey Allred. The note argues for prioritizing wheat substitutes, increased corn, and cautious potato planting, citing labor, soil, and price considerations and referencing Food Administration policy as context. It urges sustainable production with storage and market awareness, stressing regional needs in the West and intermountain areas.
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Farm Markets
Tiaman
Ania
Road Administration
United States
Nugent
Food Administration
Fee Administration
Ip, Whitmarsh
MP Retelbsts Divito
Harvey Allred
Farm Markets Department
Boise
Idaho
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Internal Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is not cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier and tonic that reaches the mucous surfaces, with testimonials and the promise of effective results.
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Hall
Mall
Tse
Recipe for Gray Hair Enhancement Ad
Short home remedy claims a formula using water glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. It trades as a ready mix from druggists or DIY at low cost. It promises gradual color without scalp staining or residue and offers full directions inside each box.
The Explanation of Bills on the Table
A brief quip about phrases and morning disputes. It contrasts the idea of bills being laid on the table with a joking view that they are dishes. The text reflects a domestic humor tone about breakfast table tensions and justified complaints.
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Pop
The True Self and the Limits of Imitation
The text argues that authenticity matters because imitation always reveals flaws. It notes that genuine traits resist perfect mimicry since the imitator’s inherent qualities shape the result, causing deviations from the original.
Hookworm Description Weighs In On Size
A description notes the full grown hookworm measures about one third to one half inch long and roughly the thickness of a small hairpin. To the naked eye it resembles a miniature earthworm in form and appearance.
Making Pleasing Scents From Magnolia Without the Flower
The article describes crafting magnolia like perfumes using orange blossom rose tuberose and violet essences to create a fine extract. Indian lemongrass provides verbena extract. A rose base with verbena yields a delicate sweet-drier perfume.
Idaho News Highlights From The Region And Statewide Events
Idaho notes several local and state items. Former Nampa residents mentioned in relation to a fatal incident in Anweinda, Mont. A county probate court rule change affects Hatch Higgins laws. The Payette County Red Cross and Boise Payette Dairy initiatives are noted alongside utility rate hearings in Pocarello. Public safety actions include a lynx catch near Donnelly and a jail term for D N Salsbury for multiple violations. Appointments shift in Bannock County with Walter H. Peck taking postmaster duties in Pocatello.
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Orangevillapes
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Jonn
Ranzen
Nampa
Anweinda
Mont Torary
Ave
Canyon County
Milla
Boise Payette Emler
Danny SA
Payette County Red Cross
J. FP. Coonan
Ada County Defense League
Holse
Dwi Palle
Twhce Palle
Bolse
Carnillon Milk Products Company
Natapi
Boise Valley Sheepmen
Meridian
Tormually
Rmedli
Ely
Boise Valley Sheep Breeders’ Association
Idaho
Carey
Twin Falls County
Hollister
Public Utilities Commission
Pocarello
Mountain Suites Telephone & Teleaph Company
Raymond Patrick
Donnelly
Tamarack Falls
Patrick
H. BR. Grooms
Secretary of State
Oregon
Boise Werchants
Alexander
Washington
Marcel
Lane
Department of the Interior
Carbette
C. A. Carmack
Pocatello
Shelley Light & Power Company
Utah Light & Power Company
Slelley
Draggiste of
Boise Military Rifle Biut
Boise Gun Club
Adu
D. N. Salsbury
Boise
C. G. Shoemarker
Elmer
Walter H. Peck
Democratic County Central Committee
Bannock County
O'Malley
Ami Business
Toasted cigarettes aid for wounded soldiers message
Red Cross nurses in Europe distribute toasted Lucky Strike cigarettes to the boys in France. The toasted process preserves flavor and quality, aiding comfort for wounded soldiers. nurses note cigarettes are often the first request of the injured.
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RED Cross Nurses
Europe
American Tobacco Company
Red Cross Society
France
Red Cross
Ady
Strange Doings for Pacifist. Dasher Do you think Jerome really dives up ty those pacifist sentiments of life.
Puck reports a satirical, chaotic narrative describing Jerome in contradictory actions after a pacifist speech. The item parodies domestic and social scenes with sarcastic humor and a sensational tone.
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Dasher
Jerome
Hirself
Puck
One Man Who Drinks Alone
A local figure, Jake Mettler, is famed for tasting crude oil and claiming he can identify its source by flavor. He reportedly drinks oil privately, with no companions ready to join his habit, and his legend grows as the “Mettler cocktail” anecdote circulates.
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Jake Mettler
August Flower for Digestive Ailments in Household Use
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a global remedy for constipation indigestion and liver sluggishness. It claims quick relief from nervous dyspepsia headaches and heart palpitations with gentle laxative action. Also includes ad copy for Castoria and Cuticura products and a joke about an optimist.
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Adv
Rich Japanese Was a Citizen A 3 Renoko’s Naturalization in 1892
A Japanese immigrant Renoko reportedly became one of two foreign born Japanese naturalized in the United States, with the other said to be in Chicago. His naturalization papers were obtained from Judge Otis in San Bernardino in 1892 after a federal naturalization inquiry deemed the case legal. Also mentions gossip about wealth and marriage, a soapless day propaganda idea by Jimmy Wallen in Huntington, West Virginia, and an ad for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets promoting health.
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United States
Hye
Chicago
Kenoko
Keineko
Otis
San Bernardino
Federal
Naturalization Bu
Huntington
W. Va
Jimmy Wallen
Wallen
Jiminy
Columbus
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