From 94 Pounds She Goes to 132
Mrs. Mabel Gross of Minneapolis reports dramatic weight gain with Tanlac, claiming improved health after two years of weakness, headaches, dizziness, and stomach issues. She notes she now weighs 132 pounds and feels well, praising Tanlac as priceless. Advertisement notes Tanlac available from druggists with 35 million bottles sold.
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Taniac
Mabel Gross
Aldrich Stron
Minneapolis
Minn
Tanilac
Taniae
Fragmentary Lincoln health memoir fragment
An incomplete Lincoln anecdote describes a period of misery and weakness during a medical experience on an operating table. The readable text hints at a surgeon and a pivotal moment but lacks full details or names.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Geon
Vote to Probe Capitol Gossip and Reparations Debate
Nebraska lawmakers discuss probing capitol gossip and a new offer on reparations, with mixed support. The appointment of a special committee is under debate as senators review records and previous work of the capitol commission, amid partisan exchanges and calls for thorough investigation.
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Frisesek
Mather
Fréa John- Sep
Fuse
Kron
E. Ied Purcell
Custer
Vaart
Thorturgh
Bhetton
Wittse
Richardson
Krol
Keith
German Industrialists Plan Life Settlement Guarantee
A Daily Telegraph editorial cites a German plan offering a material guarantee by industrialists to settle regarations and life terms if the government is assured of reliable support. The piece references Bergmann's roles in London and Paris as context for the diplomacy.
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Benibin
Germany
Quest
Ion
Daily Telegraph
Ace Corditiz
Bergmann
London
Paris
Supreme Court Considers Wage Law Challenges for Women and Children
The article notes attacks on federal and state minimum wage and working condition laws for women and children. It mentions court action related to Congress power and several states including California Kansas New York Oregon Washington and Wisconsin seeking briefs and participation in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
District of Columbus
Hiicheen
Aid
California
Kansas
New York
Oregon
Wisconsin
True
Allies discuss $241 million occupation costs reimbursement
Paris reports Allied officials hint that the United States may be reimbursed for occupation expenses if Germany resumes reparations payments. Elliot Wadsworth documents the approach as France Britain and Italy debate funding arrangements.
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Paris
America
Germany
Washington
Elliot Wadsworth
United States
Farm Aid Promised to Help Growers in Spring Work
The Farm Loan Board promises credits under the new law will begin in time for spring work. The article notes federal relief for Western farmers and details about appropriations to state institutions and labor issues in mines. It also mentions humane weeks and pension provisions for loyal workers and other mixed items from international to local topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Loan Board
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promotion
An 18th or 19th century letter promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. It claims to ease backache nervousness irregularities and fatigue and suggests the product strengthens organs for healthier function. The message mentions publication and cites a Louisville Kentucky address for correspondence.
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Ener
Boehnseln
Ash St
Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Inkham
Who's the pair of ginks in purple golf toga
Local humor column in the Louisville Courier Journal riffs on a pair of players in purple outfits. Witty asides reference their style and antics amid a golf scene.
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Abe Eld
Louisville Courier-Journal
Why Take Tives Why Take Tives
An eminent authority warns against pills and tonics that briefly relieve constipation but cause permanent injury. The ad promotes Nujol as a natural lubricating aid that softens waste, supports regular movements without griping, and is used in leading hospitals.
Nebraskas varied news spans senate vote to shipped eggs
A chaotic newspaper page notes the Nebraska senate killed a film censorship bill 12 to 21, a Webster Scribner neighborhood group forms a pix hub, and a Nebraska poultry firm shipped 110000 egg mixes to England Scotland and Mexico. It also lists multiple local deaths, appointments, prize wins, and a prison uprising anniversary with scattered, fragmented items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Nebraska
Webster-Scribner
England
Scotlan
Mexico
Abe Tlanths
Edward Kruse
Oa Crite
Taig Shaw
Fils
Horne
Tate
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Ura
Mrs
Martha Strayer
PeRa
Omaha
Union Pacific
Summit
Post
W. M Coble
Tuttle
St. Louis
Daniel 5. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
Grippe
Missouri
Vienna
Berlin
Uir Qay
Kuler
Pollan
San Francisco
Turkey
Pele
Uetes
Directore
Farmers Relief
Olga
Bana
Suile
Huspital
Norfolk
Sains the
Home For Dependent
Children
Ligeelii
Lak
Jondary
Viradstreet
Reichstag
Athenae
Alexander
Salamis
Viraeus
Columbia
Caroline Regiwatarte
Lathrop
Mareh
Ana Dasish
Mary T. Goldman
Steins
Stoul
Mina
Discovery
Broken Bow
Nebraska Supreme Court
Marty
Hobbins
Sveltoskar
Teanes
Biscright
Wien
Reighton Peniversity of
Patek
Fundois
Babee
Gligg
Metin
Wayne Counly
Makik
Faffington
Bulle Phelps
Steele City
Orst
Margaret. Strain
Hardin
Fairbury
Eva Shuman
Morris Borsky
Los Angeles
Devil's Sittle
Aurors
Central City
County Board and
Burtington Railroad
William Hick
Charles Leithen
Revere
Nicholas Oll Sta
Platte
Chamber of Commerce
Beatrice
Kenneth Simith
Charles K. Smith
Hastings
W. G. Hastings
Bryno
Per Alnéwerth
Uiversity
Grand Island
York
Kearney
Scortshiuit Tor
Wey. Vis
Sugerhaw
Deveraber
Tefes LN
Willety
Alice Sher
Tuck
Hali Connery
Annie
Roel
Cd Grins de Hatte
Cotynihas
Nebraska State Prison
Silen Hays
Table Rock
Pawnee
van Comet
Conet
New Lorough
Emma B. Manchester
Woodman Circle
Woodmen of the World
Lincoln
Senator Norris
West Point
Douglas BK
James R. Dean
Wrigleys
the Loyd Manufacturing Company
Dellingpeone
Michigee Avy
Incoln’s
Eading
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Furigas
Fletcher
Peri Spohn
S. Distempi
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