Memphis woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs J Hinckley of 316 Union Ave Memphis Tennessee says two years of serious fatigue and nerve disorder were cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using six bottles. She reports strong health improvement and offers the companys free private text book on ailments peculiar to women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Memphis
Tenn
J. Hinckley
Union Ave
Tern
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E
Bible Translation Leads With 770 Languages
The Bible has been rendered in whole or in part into 770 languages and dialects with the translation progressing at about one complete book in a new language every six weeks. This pace has continued for over twenty years according to The Mentor.
Poincare Rebuffs Berlin in Ruhr Talks
Poincare rejects Berlin’s stance as direct negotiations proceed in the Ruhr region. British imperial conference participants discuss critical plans while the American Federation of Labor’s activities draw attention at home.
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Ruhr
American Federation of Labor
Berlin security fears prompt cabinet reshuffle in Germany
Berlin reports say Chancellor Stresemann formed a new cabinet excluding monarchists and Communists and sought broad support for reforms. Industrial leaders pressed for long shifts and tax cuts while pressure from communists grew. stock markets tumbled as the Reichsbank faced chaos and calls for change spread.
Ruhr talks stall as France rejects German plan for conference
The Stinnes group and Otto Wolff trust pursued talks with France in the Ruhr independent of Berlin. Germany’s charge d affaires in Paris offered Chancellor Stresemann’s proposal for a France Belgium Germany conference in the occupied zone to resume work, but Premier Poincare refused, saying passive resistance in the Ruhr was a local matter and France would not negotiate.
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Germany
Berlin
Stresemann
Socialist
Democratic
Center
People’s
Reichstag
Bavarian Volkspartei
France
Cano
England
Ruhr
Stinnes
Krupps
Thyssen
Solmann
Ebert
Breslau
Russia
Stinnes Group
Otto Wolff Trust
Paris
Poincare
Belgium
Lloyd George Warns that Next War Could End Civilization
Now touring Canada in the United States on an American tour, D Y Lloyd George expresses grim views on European affairs. He argues wars are not over and that only a strengthened British empire can deter others, amid discussions at the London imperial conference on forming an economic empire with food pools, empire contracts, and preferential markets while premiers debate Baldwin's policies.
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D*y” Lloyd George
Canada
League of Nations
London
Great Britain
Labor Federation Rejects Farm Labor Party Coalition
In Portland Oregon the American Federation of Labor refused to back a joint farm labor party effort. Of 114 affiliates 87 supported the resolutions committee critiquing fixed party schemes and stressing partisan principles over party allegiance. The convention also refused to recognize the Soviet government of Russia pending a popular vote on its rulers.
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Farmer-Labor Party
Northwest
American Federation of Labor
Portland
Ore
Resolutions Committee
Russia
Governor Walton Defies Impeachment Push in Oklahoma
Governor Walton of Oklahoma calls an extra legislative session and pushes a bill to unmask the Ku Klux Klan. The house forms an inquisitorial committee to probe alleged parole and pardon overreach, misused public funds, and martial law habeas corpus limits. Senate to act as trial body if impeachment proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor Walton
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Indiana Governor McCray Faces Bankruptcy and Probes
McCray of Indiana fights financial embarrassment amid charges of irregular note signings. Bankruptcy proceedings and civil suits have begun as a grand jury probes the case. He denies wrongdoing blaming political blackmail and says he is willing to disclose all facts.
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McCray
Indiana
White House Reports Broad Economic Confidence Under Coolidge
The president asserts industry nationwide is generally prosperous with promising business conditions and a highly satisfactory outlook. Reports note good markets for cattle corn and hog prices, a strained fruit sector, and cooperative efforts by Agriculture with railroads and growers. Textile and steel show strength while some mining lags and Oklahoma oil faces difficulties due to western overproduction.
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White House
Coolidge
United States
Department of Agriculture
Rilroads
Oklahoma
Coolidge Not To Involve U S In Hughes Plan For Reparations
Senate leaders were reassured that President Coolidge will not push the Hughes plan to form an unbiased reparations commission. Lloyd George backs the plan and most European nations favor it, though France opposes. Coolidge reportedly sees no benefit in a world economic conference until Europe’s conditions change.
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Senate
Coolidge
Hughes
Germany
Lloyd George
France
Portugal's new president faces unrest and threats
EIXEIRA GOMEZ governs Portugal amid repeated revolutionary outbreaks and mounting danger. Observers warn of possible assassination or forced exile as the regime grapples with instability and ongoing opposition.
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Eixeira Gomez
Portugal
Ford Keeps Muscle Shoals Bid Before Congress
Henry Ford states his offer to purchase Muscle Shoals remains before Congress and will not be withdrawn. He blames Secretary Weeks and political pressure for the bid not being accepted and for selling the Gorgas steam plant portion included in his proposal.
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Enry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
War Weeks
Gorgas
Desperate Miss Lesby Chooses to Remain an Old Maid
In a small town a 43 year old Miss Lesby rejects two suitors, Holt and Tibbetts, fearing marriage to men her own age or older. A flurry of flirtation yields one heartbreak after another as she laments the social trap of remaining single and vows to avoid being forced into marriage.
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Miss Lesby
Lesley
Mr. Holt
Miss. Lesby
Marm
Mr. Tibbetts
The Day of the Poor Dinner Quip Echoes in Washington
Representative Ogden Mills remarks at a Washington dinner claim the poor now hold power while unions say the rich still fare the same. A tale about a mother treating her daughter and stepdaughter equally underscores a theme of equal treatment amid class tension. The door opens to reveal the stepdaughter's tired reply, highlighting hardship over favoritism.
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Ogden Mills
Washington
Mayor Thomason Endorses Tanlac Approval
Judge George Washington Thomason of Tarrant City Alabama voices strong support for Tanlac after recovering from chronic indigestion and near breakdown. He credits six bottles with renewed strength and health and urges others to try Tanlac as sold by many druggists. Over 40 million bottles sold.
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George Washington Thomason
Tarrant City
Ala
Tanlac
Thomason
Sholes predicted typewriter would aid women’s emancipation
Christopher L. Sholes, inventor of the first commercially successful typewriter, is said to have predicted his invention would become one of the greatest factors in the emancipation of women by enabling them to earn a living more easily.
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Christopher L. Sholes
Industrial Disputes Tribunal Origin in Lyons Seeks Resolution
The first vidcovision for settling industrial disputes traces to Lyons France before the Revolution. Abolished in 1791 the body proved effective and Napoleon in 1806 established councils of experts with similar duties.
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Lyons
France
Napoleon
California Fig Syrup Advertisement
A vintage advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a laxative for sick children. It claims to relieve constipation without narcotics, sweeten the stomach, and stimulate liver and bowels with no griping.
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California
Pilotless planes perform complex evolutions
A brief note from Scientific American describes the construction of airplanes with pilotless aircraft executing intricate evolutions, signaling advances in autonomous flight technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Handkerchief Care Adwarble in Laundry Column
Children handkerchiefs look hopeless when they come to the laundry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue. Advertisement.
Belle Ares and Nellie Kisses Quote Paint Removers
A playful exchange questions the warmth of Belle Ares kisses while Nellie humorously compares them to regular paint removers.
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Nellie
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