Woman's recovery after severe weakness cited in letter
A Frankfort reader describes extreme fatigue and inability to work due to female weakness. She attributes her renewed strength to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges other women to seek information from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Linn, Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Frankfort
Lydia E. Pinkham
ATI
Erdia ET. Pinkham Mediacine Co
Linn
Mass
Whimsical War Time Ration Talk From Alaska
A quirky editorial riffs on wartime food shortages and rationing. It quips about eating shoes and gear, notes the bishop of Yukon may have eaten boots, and jokes about surviving harsh Alaska conditions during the Great Struggle.
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Hughead
Yukon
Gecld Feids
Arstic Alaska
War of words in campaign stir grips local race
A controversial exchange surfaces as a candidate plans a high profile campaign this year. He works on public persona and expressions to sway voters, while observers note no immediate threats or alarming signs.
Weather Forecasts Stump Forester with Aiercasts Jibe
A reader quips that forecasts could be closer to accuracy if they were air forecasts. The exchange mocks the weather predictions and suggests a pun on air versus weather terms.
Concentrated Satisfaction in Pure Wheat Beverage
Former tea and coffee drinkers discover a pure wheat beverage with a mild flavor that avoids sleeplessness heart flutter and headaches associated with cafene in coffee and tea.
Instant Postum and Tea Interference Report
A note discusses how tea or coffee can interfere with comfort or success for many users and suggests trying a different approach or product option.
Buck Deane Joins Outlaw Luke Stevens on the Texas Road
Duane Buck Deane encounters a roving outlaw, Luke Stevens, while escaping rifle fire. Stevens probes Duane’s identity, discusses his dangerous border reputation, and offers him food and a possible partnership as they ride together toward the river, with Duane considering the proposal.
Outlaw Pursuit Ends At Sunset In Mesquite River Bend
Duane and Stevens flee pursuit after a night ride through Mesquite country. Stevens’ wary warning about sheriffs and rangers proves prescient as gunfire and alarms erupt near Mercer town. They push toward willow brakes by the river, weary and pursued as day fades.
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Duane
Stevens
Mercer
Bus
Nike Stevens
Herge
Uane
Outlaw Stevens Death on a Dark Trail Ride
Duane nurses the wounded outlaw Stevens after a shootout and guides him through a night of travel toward the wilderness. Stevens dies at dawn while Duane buries him in a shallow arroyo and moves on with the trail into the dark.
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Strikin
Stevens
Liv
Duane
Siteyens
Tame
Hess FE
Huntsville
Buck
Brown
Byrne
Pard
Duane Reaches Rugged Rimi Rock Valley in Mexico
Duane leads two horses up a rough trail to a green valley by the Rio Grande chinins in sunlit Mexico. He finds the river below and imagines a retreat for famous outlaws as he begins a difficult descent to rest and recover.
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Duane
Rimi Rock
Mexico
Thane Hind
Pankhurst Draws American Audience on Suffrage War Impact
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst spoke in America about Servian relief and British women’s war service. At Bryndlawe president Thys arranged five campus talks to urge support for equal suffrage, claiming the war has advanced the suffrage movement more than sixty years of agitation.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
America
Servian Relief Fund
Thys
Bryndlawe
Bngtish
England
Pankhurst
Frances Moore Proves Not a Mere Butterfly in Society
Frances Moore, a young social leader in the national capital, demonstrates she is more than a mere butterfly. The photo captures her at the Women’s Nations Service School, strengthening her reputation among friends.
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Frances Moore
Woma
Nations Service School
National Service School
Mortality Trends and Hope in Medical Science
Dr. E. H. Corwin discusses rising death rates among those aged 40 and over, noting data from Massachusetts and New Jersey. He cites life insurance, aging, and medical advances as factors shaping mortality, alongside social evils and calls for better hygiene education and sanitary conditions.
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Gloucester
Igla
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Sheramenon
Aidan
Stephen Binitu
Fattle Creek
Mich
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edison
George Washington
United States
Chia
Fleher
Ufe
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Liege
Ull
Basta
Kroly
Opportunity Knocks Again a View on Opportunity
A discussion on opportunity argues that it does not knock only once and urges seizing chances as they arise. It includes a poem and reflections on duty, timing, and the value of acting now to shape tomorrow.
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Oppor Vo A
Atlatic Monthly
Mini
Tris
Forrest
The Real Tommy Atkins in the Atlantic
The narrative recalls Tommy Atkins in trench warfare during a dreary December night. Waterlogged trenches, freezing conditions, and a tense moment over a joke about tea water highlight the grit and resilience of soldiers. The piece ends praising the leadership and fate of Ragland under steadfast guardianship.
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Tommy Atkins
Goodby
Matey
Noted Mental Illness Case Reaches Postmaster General
A Saturday Evening Post excerpt recounts an incident where a clearly distressed woman was admitted to the office of Postmaster General Burleson. The clerks discuss how to handle the situation as the postmaster questions the woman’s sanity and the clerk responds that he did not know what to do.
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Saturday Evening Post
Burleson
Demonstration Claim Spurs Question in Court
A man accuses another of kicking him prompting defense and the judge to consider the incident. The exchange centers on whether proof of the kick can be shown and the severity of the act. The fragment suggests a courtroom or public accusation scene with implied testimony and stakes.
Public Health Service promotes cleanliness and health basics
The Public Health Service urges clean air food and rest to beat illness. It warns against polluted water constipation eye strain and poor sleep while noting health officers and good hygiene as valuable community investments.
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Public Health
United States Public Health Service
Record 525 Packages Delivered by Electric Truck
In Chicago a one ton electric truck set a delivery record by delivering 525 packages in 11 hours. The modern design vehicle traveled 44 miles and completed 411 deliveries with 358 stops, delivering 52 percent of the packages during the period per Electrical World.
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Chicago
Striving to Friage Opens Front Trench View in Aid
Fragmentary Kansas City Journal item notes a recruiter urging a man with poor eyesight to the front trench for a better view. The brief dialogue highlights wartime recruitment banter and risks of frontline assignment.
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The
Kansas City Journal
On That Night in Wichita Beacon Mystery
A reflective note recalls a night when chaos erupts as Villa's marauders sack Columbus. The piece ponders what guards were doing while towns faced danger, with a wary view of responsibility and memory.
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Columbus
Villa
Bam
Short Cut to Militarion From Chicago News
A fragmented Chicago news snippet reports on a local incident involving sleet and a vehicle, noting alleged acts connected to a service and local events. Readers are directed to more complete records for full context and names.
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Chicago News
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