Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Ill Wife in Indianapolis
Mrs. Green of 332 S Addison St Indianapolis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength from 109 to 138 pounds after months in bed. She says the remedy enabled her to do housework and washings and urges other women to try the treatment. The letter notes widespread use of the old fashioned root and herb remedy and invites further advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wt. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Jase
Wes Tutt's Pills and Camping Tent Supports
An article fragment notes Wes Tutt's Pills as a remedy for bowel regularity and describes a new camping contrivance combining tent frame and cot. The tent supports use right angle iron joined pieces that fold, with cot frames suspended from upright posts by coil springs for easy transport and space saving.
Rabbit dog mistaken for fox terrier prompts inquiry
Willie and his mother recall the Jones pup believed to be a fox terrier. They recount that its head was sent to Pittsburgh where doctors determined it was not a fox terrier but a rabbit dog.
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Willie
Jones
William
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
The Psychology Class
Miss Faddy quips about motor reactions in a classroom exchange, joking that she trusts the chauffeur to handle driving while students debate psychology. The remark reflects light humor in a student’s dialogue.
Violent Teutonic Attacks Succeed Across Fronts in World War I
Berlin claims major victory over Russians and asserts British losses were a reckless sacrifice of lives. Austrian German Hungarian Turkish forces take Toprat Sari and Dobadin as Rumanians and Russians fall back from Do brudja. In Transylvania, fighting continues with indecisive results amid Teutonic counterattacks. On the Narayuka River front in Galicia, Austro German forces claim a key victory as Russians hold shifted positions. French positions near the Somme repelled German assaults with prisoners taken after a brief foothold. British gains north of the Somme acknowledged by Berlin. Macedonian front shows slight Entente progress in the Cerna region.
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Lonem
von Munckensen
Teutonic
Dobrudja
Danube
Black Sea
Toprat
Narayuka
Galicia
Herlin
Syitelnikl
Skomovochy
Petrograd
Chaulnes Wood
Somme
Paris
Berlin
Bianches
Lamoisonette
Cerna River
America's Store of Gold and Texas Strike Rumor
America's Store of Gold reports U S gold stock rose from 1 387 270 664 on Aug 1 1914 to 2 636 009 564 on Oct 1 1916 a 748 739 904 gain in 26 months imports in June 1916 surpassing any pre war year except 1903. In Brownsville a streetcar strike in Matamoras ends with authorities allegedly threatening execution of strikers and workers returning to service.
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New York
United States
Brownsville
Texas
Matamoras
Southerner Kills Two Daughters Convicted in Florida
Pensacola Florida. E J Fudge was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his two daughters aged 14 and 11. Prosecution said he poisoned one child and shot the other to marry Bertie Mundy who opposed the children.
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Pensacola
Fla
E. J. Fudge
Fudge
Bertie Mundy
Carranza Moves With Obregon to Queretaro
General Carranza travels with Alvaro Obregon minister of war and a retinue of administration officials to Queretaro where more than six carloads of war material were moved from Mexico, indicating strategic repositioning during the crisis.
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Carranza
Laredo
Texas
Alvaro Obregon
Quaretaro
Mexico
Caplan Again on Trial in Times Building Case
Caplan faces a second trial in Los Angeles Superior Court for the murder of Charles Haggerty, amid the ongoing investigation into the explosion that destroyed the Los Angeles Times building. The case updates the long, dramatic crime tied to a deadly 1916 incident.
Five Steamers Sunk Off London
Lloyd's reports the sinking of five steamers near London including two British ships and three neutrals, with at least eight lives lost. The incident marks a significant naval loss amid wartime tensions, details on vessels and circumstances not fully disclosed.
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London
Twe
Lloyd's
Idaho State News highlights from Wilder to Pocatello
A roundup of Idaho items reports a near complete 34100 bushel elevator at Wilder with 3968 bushels stored, the Roswell high school fair, and $1500 in prizes. It notes rail electrification near Wilder, a Boise Plant project beginning at 41000, and state conventions November 3 to 5. Witnesses include rancher James Voller, and a fatal bridge repainting accident near Chaulla.
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Wilder
Roswell
Rair
Caldwell Traction Company
Steam Inc
Boise
Boise Cold Storage Company
Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor
James Voller
Salmon River
Marble Creek
Paria
Dyearald
Ward Hume
Paul Schmid
Chaulla
Edgar M. Heizba
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
United States
Pocatello
State Farm Markets Bureau
Nez Perce
Camas Prairies
Idaho
J. K. White
Herman Rossi
State Board of Education
Clarence Dahlquist
Mabel Rossi
Spokane
Fort Hall
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Coeur d'Alene
Interstate Utilities Company
State Supreme Court
William Stark
Sarah Ryan
Stark
William Pappas
Rock Springs
Wio
Tom Kennedy
Fortail
Kennedy
Carranza Planning to Quit Mexico City Reports
Washington reports say Mexican opposition claims General Carranza plans to leave Mexico City for Queretaro. Details cite his wife crossing into the United States with General Obregon, though officials have found no confirmation. Mrs Carranza says nothing on abdication.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Mexico City
Quaretaro
Carmaza
Venustiano Carranza
San Antonio
Mra
US Marines in Battle at Santo Domingo Kills rebel leader
US forces clashed with rebels near Santo Domingo City. General Ramon Batista was killed, and several Americans were killed or wounded, including Captains William Low and Atwood. The attack followed Batista’s resistance as authorities tried to arrest him. Reinforcements arrived to restore order after a panic in the capital.
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Santo Domingo
Ramon Batista
William Low
Atwood
Victor
Morrison
Batista
Will Protest Adamson Law by Railway Employes
Dultuh Minnesota workers at division points plan petitions to President Wilson opposing the Adamson law. Organizers expect 6590 to 7000 signatures from about 80 percent of nonexempt workers, aiming to reach the commission before the law diverts 30 percent of railroad revenues.
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Dultuh
Minn
Wilson
Commission
Transcontinental freight rates raised by carriers
Portland officials and local shippers reached a general agreement to boost to 10 to 25 percent the trans continental rates on most waiv er commodities moving east and west bound. The announcement followed a meeting held in Portland.
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Portland
Vortland
Villa Forces Reach Outskirts of Chihuahua City
Dispatch confirms Villa forces reached Chihuahua City outskirts and battled near the Trevino command, with an El Paso general reporting the engagement. Also noting a rider killed on a streetcar and a polo player drowned in river accidents, plus trainmen killed in a Wyoming wreck near Bushnell, Nebraska.
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Villa
Chihuahua City
San Antonio
Texas
Trevino
Funston
Bell
el Paso
Philadelphia
Alexander Brown
Easington
Teuatay
Calvin Heads Grand Island St Joseph Railway Directors
At the St Joseph and Grand Island railway directors meeting in St Joseph on Tuesday Calvin of Omaha president of Union Pacific was elected president.
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Calvin
Grand Island
St. Joseph
Infernal youngsters dispose mud amid presidential year talk
A Kansas City resident complains of mud throwing by a group of youths near Rumpus Hilge, says the incident happened during a muddy delay while discussing the presidential year. A jeweler in Chilliente reports acquiring an antique Paris made musical watch during a London visit. The timepiece, a fine handmade example with enamel and chased gold, plays melodies and marks the bears and quarters.
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Guy Johnson
Rumpus Hilge
Childres
Ieste
Kansas City
Clillienthe
London
Paris
How to Remove Dandruff with Cuticura Products
Instructions advise lightly touching dandruff spots with Cuticura Ointment then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water the next morning. The article notes these emollients keep the scalp clean and promote hair growth and offers a free sample via mail to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Also includes a playful dog-related ad line about a singer dog and barking style.
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Dept. L
Boston
Cardus Wins Libel Case Against American Medical Association
In Chicago before Judge Carpenter a federal jury found the American Medical Association guilty of libeling Cardus, the woman’s tunic. The trial lasted three months, one of the longest civil cases on record, with testimony from many doctors and chemists and evidence totaling nearly four million words.
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Cardus
United States District Court of Chicago
Carpenter
American Medical Associaion
A Good Reverse on Rail Reforms Heard
A reader asks about reversed reforms on railroads and wonders what changes entail. The speaker cites watering stock on capital and more on cattle trains as the outcome of these alleged reforms.
Is a Man’s Longing for Better Loves Birth to His Love for War
A fragmentary meditation traces how hunger for improved affection shapes a man’s devotion to a beloved, exploring the tension between idealized desire and real relationship dynamics. The piece glimpses intimate yearning as a guide to further emotional exploration.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Voiced In Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder troubles. It cites widespread kidney disease, urges early attention to kidneys, and promotes samples and books from Dr Kilmer Co, with reader response letters and pricing for bottles.
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Kitmer
Elmer & Gir
Binghamton, N
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