Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement targets women readers claiming thousands suffer kidney or bladder issues. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy that can restore kidney health and relieve nervousness and despondency. A sample bottle offer is available by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. and small or large bottles are sold in drug stores.
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Wieulandpaen
Dr. i & Co
Binghamton
Kansas City
Kans
Mary E. Bradley
Homer Ave
Eatonic
Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief For Women
A Chicago woman reports relief from dis andt irregularities after using Sanative Wash and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts cures for back ache nervousness and menstrual issues and invites others to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Chicago
Mra. A. Kwarccinnski
Oakdale
Gia
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cuticura Ad Leads with Humorous Exchange
A playful Boston Transcript ad mocks romantic banter then promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet use. It suggests soaking and rubbing hands with Cuticura products and removing excess ointment with tissue. The playful tone ends with a quip about paying a man to praise your judgment.
Government lax blamed as gougers stall railroad wage pact
Readers report Gov ernment laxity in curbing gougers and the stalled railroad wage settlement. The Brotherhoods claim profiteers threaten the agreement while President Wilson’s plan faces organized opposition and mounting friction in Congress.
Execution Put Off For Grammer Case Stay Pending
In Lincoln Nebraska a motion to dismiss habeas corpus appeal was overruled by the US Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis. The murder case against Allen Grammer and his wife’s killer July Vogt remains scheduled with execution stays affecting linked clemency actions and a May term hearing.
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Lincoln
Neb
Allen
Grammer
Mra
July Vogt
Peo Coley
Louis
Rom “Relvie
Prieves
Washington Senate Deliberates On Covenant Compromise
The article discusses difficulties facing the Senate before approval of a league covenant. Senator Hitchcock warns that Democrats may accept a broader reservation, risking greater concessions than the original Loige reservation.
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Washington, D
Senate
League of reiLlorip
Hitchcock
Thud Reservaitionises
Witthcock
Poison olives blamed for seven deaths in Memphis luncheon
An investigation opened by a U S Department of Agriculture inspector ties seven deaths to ripe olives served at a luncheon. In Washington a treaty negotiation wrap up splinters opinions on next steps. In Paterson New Jersey, 29 radicals tied to the Libera Nuova group are rounded up in a DOJ raid.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Fatiicalion
Paterson
N. J
Secret Service
United States
L Hra Nuova
Bease
Department of Justice
Red
Lincoln Bar Investigations Fault Furlough Authorization
A state supreme court appointed commission clears Lincoln and Omaha barristers of releasing Beryl Kirk from the Nebraska Penitentiary on a December furlough signed by Acting Gov Bushee. The panel urges abolishing such furloughs, while one member dissents, citing concerns about governor involvement and due process.
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Nebraska Supreme Court Commission
McNeny
Lincoln
Neb
Special Commission
State Supreme Court
Bery
Kirk
Omaha
Nebraska
B. K. Bushee
Kimball
A. Do. McCandles
Wemore
John T. Ledwith
Charles A) Goss
Joseph
Fradenburg
Onerha
Bernard MecNeny
Red Cloud
Citidemning
McKelvie
Peterson
Devoe
Jeluson
the Mawr
Wilson Opposes Allies in Adriatic Settlement Plan
President Wilson’s memorandum to the foreign office rejects Lloyd George’s proposed Adriatic settlement. He criticizes the plan for forcing Jugoslavs to choose between it and London’s solution and warns the United States will not engage in European affairs if major powers act without US consultation. Italian circles reportedly alarmed by Wilson’s disapproval.
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Lloyd George
Supreme Council
London
Adriatic
United States
Wilson
Women in Politics and Suffrage Movements Report
Chicago-Luftrazista of America notes women are inside political processes after years at doors. Carole Chapman Catt attends the first Congress of Leave of Vermen where the National Suffrage Association votes on new membership with Women Voters league. Also reports Sinn Fein attack in Ireland and a military pay raise for soldiers overseas since July 11, 1919.
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Luftrazista
Armerica
Tende Bs
Carole Chapman
National Suffrage Association
Ilixnelye
Merze Ha
Women Voters League
Catt
League
Ane
Memmet Frites
Moise
Washington
German ships disposition questioned by Senate resolution
A senate resolution questions what agreement President Wilson may have reached with authorities about German ships. It asks who testified he had reliable authority that the president decided to seize and use the vessels for American possession and shipping.
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Aske Wilson
Eaptain
Washington, D. C
Wilson Wie
Senate
Connecticut
Nebraska convention debates Jackson Bynum bill and amendments
The constitutional convention weighed the Jackson Bynum bill creating five elected state officers and reorganizing duties. A vote to send the bill back with amendments failed 57 to 36, signaling opposition to reducing executive power. Committees proposed school funds oversight and uniform property rights for Nebraskans and non residents.
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Lincoln
Tvo
Nebraska
Backache and Kidney Pain Linked to Meat Intake
A historic remedy note explains backache and kidney discomfort stem from excess meat. It urges hydration and kidney rest, recommending Jad Salts or a lemon juice grape soda tonic to ease symptoms and support kidney function.
Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement The War Linen Note
A vintage ad extols Ely's Cream Balm to relieve cold or catarrh by clearing nasal passages. It touts easy use, quick relief, and mentions a fragrant antiseptic cream penetrating air passages to soothe inflamed membranes. The piece also references Red Cross Ball Blue and war-era fashion notes.
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Siahivadar
Ely
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