Best Medicine for Women Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham
A reader from Portsmouth Ohio testimonial cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health for women's ailments. The letter invites others to write for advice to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts noting forty years of experience at service.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Sana Suaw
BR. No. 1
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E. Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
That Depends on Walkable Distance to the Car
A landlord and a question about walking distance are discussed in London Answers. The exchange highlights uncertainty about whether the place is within walking reach from the car.
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London
Swamp Root Adverts Urge Immediate Kidney Aid
Old advertisement text promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney issues sold by a druggist. It claims the product works as nature intended and urges immediate treatment, with a brief mention of testing a product called Kine 2 Go and a Binghamton address.
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Nature
Binghemton
Tr & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Legal quip on uncle's will and heir
A humorous legal quip suggests a beneficiary questions breaking a will. The uncle’s modest sum prompts a counterline about the testator’s sanity. A playful exchange centers on inheritance and motivation.
Freckles Solved by Othine Double Strength
Advertorial claim for Othine double strength to remove freckles with money back guarantee. Mentions single ounce use and pharmacist by name. Includes testimonial blurbs from newspapers and personal notes.
London Scene of Kaiser Trial in Westminster Hall Uncertain Path
Washington reports Count William Hohenzollern, former German emperor, will face an international tribunal in London for crimes against humanity and treaty law. Exile politics loom as the Netherlands may refuse extradition despite Allied pressure, with a commission to oversee trial arrangements and Lloyd George signaling a major legal proceeding.
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Washington
William Hohenzollern
Germany
International Trial Court
London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Hohengollern
Tower of London
Holland
Count Hohenzollern
The
England
Westminster Hall
Lloyd George
America
Japanese Mission School Closed After Expulsion of Principal
Advices from the far east report in Japanese papers at Tsiwan that the Presbyterian mission principal and two American teachers and two American pastors face trial before the civil governor for disturbing the public peace. The principal is expelled for two years and the school is closed and sealed after leaflets attacking Japan were issued by teachers and students.
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Washington
Far East
Tsiwan
Presbyterian Mission
Japanse Legation
Peking
Japan
Aerial mail service completes first month between Cleveland and Chicago
The Cleveland to Chicago aerial mail operation finished its first month with no interruptions. Fifteen planes carried 780,000 pieces of mail while seven pilots were employed. Average speed reached 101 miles per hour and the record flight took two hours and forty nine minutes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Peru Coup: Pardo Cabinet Seized at Midnight
A revolution erupted in Lima at 3 AM on July 4. President Pardo and his cabinet were imprisoned. General A A Cacerse, former president, led the coup and later handed control to president elect Augusto Leguia. No bloodshed.
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Lima
Pardo
A. A. Cacerse
Augusto Leguia
German Assembly Adopts New Flag Emblem
The assembly approved a new national flag in black red and gold by 211 to 16 with 89 abstentions. A commercial version chosen features black white and red with the black red and gold corner in the upper left.
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Copenhagen
Monument To American Soldiers Erected Near Paris
A monument honoring American soldiers who died for France will be erected near Paris in May next year. Local officials and veterans groups announced the project, emphasizing Franco American friendship and shared sacrifice.
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Paris
France
Mount Roosevelt Remembrance in Black Hills District
On July 4 the Black Hill district paid homage to Theodore Roosevelt's memory with ceremonies and honors honoring his legacy and public service.
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Mount Roosevelt Deadwood
Black Hille
Theodore Roosevelt
Strike ends but union vows continuation against government
Chicago leaders of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America declare the strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph profitable but halted due to insufficient strength to fight the government. Konenkamp blames Postmaster General Burleson for aiding the companies and signals future action along lawful union lines. Berlin unrest grows with talks of a proletarian dictatorship and martial law tightening as strikes threaten economic stability.
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Chicago
K. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Burleson
Strke
American “Telegraph and ‘Telephone Company
Berlin
Gustav, Noske
Fed Board Sees Optimism Yet Warns on Speculation
The Federal Reserve Board notes broad optimism in its monthly conditions report with expectations of a prosperous year and high output across sectors. It warns that unchecked speculation, aided by free credit, could offset gains and harm the economy.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Prussian Prince Asks to Take Ex Kaiser’s Place
Berlin Prince Eitel Frederick, son of Wilhelm, asks King George to allow him to assume his father’s duties if the allies continue demanding the extradition of the ex emperor to spare him degradation. The appeal is sent in the names of Princes Adelbert August William Oscar and Joachim.
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Berlin
Eitel Frederick
Prussia
Wilhelm
George
Adelbert
August William Oscar
Joachim
Railroad rates likely to dominate Wilson talks
Problems before President Wilson include higher freight rates as a key topic. The railroad administration faces rising operating expenses outpacing income amid growing business, not yet full in volume, failing to cover the deficit.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Wilson
Forest Fires Hit Farm Areas in Great Sault Ste Marie
Forest fires caused timber losses running into millions but the heaviest toll fell on farmers. Large tracts of pasture were destroyed and several thousand head of livestock must be removed. Trucking districts also suffered heavy damage. President Wilson urges soldiers to retain government insurance and convert policies as they wish.
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Sault Ste Marie
Washington
Wilson
Hindenburg Yields Command and Leaves Kolburg
Field Marshal von Hindenburg has left Kolburg in Prussia signaling the dissolution of the supreme command. The move marks a major shift in German military leadership during the crisis period.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Kolburg
Prussia
Supreme Command
Mexican Ambassador Seeks Border Arms Pact on Return
Ignacio Bonillas will request from the White House a pledge that no American troops cross the border and that measures are taken to prevent arms and ammunition smuggling to rebels in northern Mexico. The decision was made with the foreign affairs office before his departure for the United States.
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Mexico City
Ignacio Bonillas
United States
White House
Mexico
Nebraska News Roundup Reflects grain storms and wage strife
Nebraska items report farm crop damage from wind and hail near Kearney and Ravenna, farm sales around Fremont and West Point, post office consolidations, road contracts, And Creighton and Xavier leaders. Union rail and telegraph labor tensions touch western Nebraska.
Governor sets July 28 for special session on suffrage
Governor calls a special legislative session to convene July 28 in Lincoln to consider ratifying the national suffrage amendment and related matters. He cites harvest timing and a possible Epworth Assembly as reasons for the date and mentions potential vacancies and administrative calls to be issued to lawmakers.
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Lincoln
Legisature
Epworth
Tremain
Eiavie
Supervision of Packers Washington Survey on Meat Prices
The department of agriculture reports retail meat prices remain high compared with wholesale quotations. Producers' prices have fallen since the war, but consumer prices have not. The department advocates stricter federal supervision to address the discrepancy.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Trial panel named for ex-emperor case leads five nations
London reports five judges representing the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan will preside over the trial of the former German emperor with Andrew Hamilton Lord Sumner presiding and Sir Gordon Hewart leading the prosecution. German Count Hoher zollern will be defended by German counsel and may request British assistance.
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London
Andrew _ Hamilton
Lord Sumner
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Gordon Hewart
England
Count Hoherzollern
Dutch Press Angry at Allies Over Ex-Royal Guests
Indignation runs through the Dutch press in The Hague over the Allies stance toward Holland's former royal guests. One paper cites government power to banish the Hohenzollerns on grounds of lacking passports, highlighting broader tensions.
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Hague
Holland
Railway commission proposes new car distribution rule
The state railway commission concludes the two year old distribution rule is discriminatory and should be replaced. It favors allocating cars by the amount of grain in elevators ready to be shipped, arguing the existing rule burdens the small shipper and is unjust.
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M H Swenk
Professor Swenk
Kimball County
Ford
Studebaker
Nebraska
Douglas County
McKelvie
Liscoln
State Railway Commission
Eady
Faithful wife aids man with chronic stomach trouble
A Rochester, New York man details thirty years of chronic bowel and stomach trouble. He credits Peruna with his recovery after faithful use, urging others with catarrh to try Dr. Hartman’s Peruna in liquid or tablet form. The ad invites readers to request a free health book and almanac from The Peruna Company.
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Louie Young
Merrimack Bt
Rochester
N. Y
Mr Young
Tor
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Company
Columbus
Oho
Slackers Delight Becomes Latest Fashion Phrase
A hazy café scene notes a new phrase Slackers Delight gaining popularity this season with quirky commentary on its name. The chatter shifts to laundry tips as children’s handkerchiefs are described as often looking hopeless and advise washing with soap and Red Cross Ball Blue.
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Latte
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Hebron Academy
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Maria L. Bawer
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State Board of Equalization
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Frank L. Dinsmore
Thomas Collins
State Penitentiary
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Lancaster
Dingmore
Buffalo County
State Federation of Business ‘Women’s Clubs
Convention of Business and Professional ‘Women's Clubs
St. Louis
Busines
Iiva
John A. Larsen
Estate Labor Commisseioner
George A.hirdnall
Hebron
Senate
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Automoble Registration Department
Isa
Supreme Court
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