Woman credits remedy avoiding operation in Wisconsin
Mrs A Boezen of Black River Falls Wisconsin reports severe gynecological troubles improved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound avoiding surgery. She praises the product as a household word from coast to coast and urges other women with inflammation ulceration displacements backache or nervousness to try it.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia E Pinkham
Bolferes
A. . Boezen
BR Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Italian Situation Grows Grave Amid Rome Tensions
Reports from Rome indicate rising public unrest as Premier Orlando faces pressure over Fiume and Italian unity. American and British diplomats assess chances for conciliatory moves while crowds demand hard Italian claims, with troops reportedly massed in Fiume.
Hoover Threatens HMNS Berlin Message to Germany Published
A Hoover message to Germany published in rpins asserts America will not restrict itself to allow ship sinkings or ruined ports. Washington reports calls for aviators and air service workers while noting the draft for the nation’s air program and balloon school. Federal action reestablishes child labor oversight under a new tax law limiting work hours for underage workers.
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Berlin
Germany
Herbert Hoover
Mir. Moorer
America
Washington
Charles J. Gibden
Mrohan
Air Service
Department Bar Service
Broad Street
New York
United States Army’ Pring
Southfeld
Americus
Georgia
United States Army ‘Balloon School
Port” Omaha
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
American Missionary Mowrey Sentenced in Korea
Eli M. Mowrey, an American missionary in Korea, was sentenced by the Japanese government to months in prison for permitting Koreans to use his premises for printing propaganda. The trial before a Japanese court occurred unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai Washington
Eli M. Mowrey
Korea
Koreato
Mowrey
Japan Times Editorial On League Pact Discontent
An editorial from the Japan Times denounces the failure of the racial equality clause in the league covenant. It says Japan’s disappointment borders on dissatisfaction and warns that sensationalists may fuel anti white prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
League of Mations
Japan Times
Japan
Japanese Embassy Denies Cruelty Reports in Korea
The Japanese embassy rejects exaggerated claims of harsh measures used to quell disturbances in Korea. It confirms one death and six injuries in Seoul outbreaks, and cites 351 killed and 735 wounded across the provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ane
Seoul
Tret
Peace terms to be signed by Germans by May 15
Paris reports the Versailles conference will not extend peace terms beyond May 15. Germany must sign the terms subject to government ratification, with allies not permitting further submission for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Versailles
Antarctic flight planned to South Pole in 1920
London reports another Antarctic expedition is being organized. John Cope, biologist from the British Antarctic expeditions of 1914 to 1917, will lead and aims to start in June 1920, hoping to make a flight to the South Pole.
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South Pole
London
John Cope
Memorial on Stone Mountain Honors Southern Soldiers
A memorial honoring all southern men who fought for the nation from the American Revolution to World War I is to be carved on Stone Mountain near Atlanta, on the way to Washington from Phoniz Aris memorial.
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Washington
Phoniz
Aris
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Agasta
Concert Hall Chaos as Soldiers Rush New York Program
German program items were hastily struck from the New York concert by Master Bakers association when over 100 soldiers and sailors rushed the hall threatening to clear the venue.
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New York
Master Bakers’ Association of
Lahore Quiet as Shops Reopen in Viceroy Report
Official notice received by the viceroy of India reports Lahore calm with stores resuming business in the aftermath. Delhi and Bombay also noted in the dispatch.
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London
India
Lahore
Delhi
Bombey
Dairy Profits Rise as Western Canada Dairy Industry Expands
A historical notice highlights rising dairy profits in Western Canada with higher butter and cheese production. Government oversight supports creameries and cheese factories as the industry grows alongside grain farming, boosting prosperity and encouraging immigration to the region.
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West
Western
Canada
al- Wiat Siely
Bia
Acquired Taste Exchange Sparks Witty Banter
A humorous exchange unfolds as one character admits initial aversion before growing fond of the other. The dialogue highlights gradual familiarization and affection through a playful back and forth.
Fragmentary Teen Belongs to Old Maid Joke in Diary
A damaged, unclear excerpt shows a teen narrator joking about aging and love. The passage uses frank language to describe self image and relationships with a mix of irony and humor.
Bright Outlook For All Business Campaign Debuts
In a comprehensive report prepared for the chamber, Archer Wail Douglas notes record business volumes and a hopeful outlook. He cites factors such as wheat prospects, European conditions, railroads, and the peace treaty transition date as shaping future commerce and employment efforts.
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Waalii Gion AR
United States
Chamber of Formmerne
Archer Wail Douglas
Louis
Wales
Fourg Essiem
Pursuit of Fiume Dalmatia Cheers Backed by Orlando
Paris peace conference mood sparks Italian parade in Rome praising Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Benhino for stance on Italy's claims. In New York, the government proposes strict wartime prohibition enforcement including ban on production and sale of all beers and wines.
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Rome
Fiume
Dalmatia
Orlando
Benhino
Italy
New “York
Department of Jos Ree
Naturalization Drive as War Parolees Seek Papers
In Detroit authorities note many wartime parolees labeled enemy aliens are now seeking naturalization. Meanwhile New York guides aviators to cross Newfoundland by buoy signals that emit daytime smoke and nighttime illumination as they attempt the Atlantic flight.
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Detroit
New York
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Pacific Cable Talk Sparks Tokyo Dinner Urging Link
American-Japan society speakers at a Tokyo dinner urged construction of a new Pacific cable line to improve communication between Japan and the United States. The discussion highlighted the need for faster, reliable messages across the Pacific rim.
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Pacific
Tokio
Japan
United States
American-Japan Society
King George Sends Aid to Guernsey Family News
London reports King George has donated to a Guernsey woman who recently gave birth to twins. She already has ten other children, bringing the family to eighteen members in total.
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King George
London
Guernsey
Prominent Screen Star Questioned by Pennsylvania Man
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt reports a Pennsylvanian named Brobbs questioning a screen star about his affiliations. The figure accused of lies heads a company, with references to alleged nontraditional business practices and unverified ties.
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Nihmed Brobbs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show many with kidney disease overlook symptoms. A preparation sold in drug stores claims to help those rejected for treatments. Test a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Ihner & Co. at Binghamton NY and mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet
Glittering Highways and a Sinbad Sentiment
A fragment describes a cyclist acting oddly as a traffic officer suggests the rider, imagining himself Sinbad the Sailor, roams a glass strewn road and wallets a dreamlike travel through a valley of diamonds.
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Sinbad
Sabér
Freckles See Light With Double Strength Ointment
An old advertisement promises removal of freckles using a double strength ointment. It claims noticeable lightening after a short daily application, noting the strongest freckles fade with repeated use and the remedy should be applied morning and night.
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Steutifaul
A Chesterfield in the Rough
A witty exchange unfolds as a tramp comments on a lady’s appearance and a counter that beauty hides flaws. The banter unfolds in a brief social vignette highlighting social class and perception.
Boschee's Syrup Promises Cough Relief and Restful Sleep
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a remedy to quiet coughs soothe sore throat and lungs and stop bronchial irritation ensuring restful sleep with easy expectoration. It touts fifty two years of American production and positions the product as a helpful prescription aiding natural health and choosing the lesser evil with money as a factor.
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America
Life in the Army First and Second Orderly Sergeants
The exchange shows two sergeants joking about memory and sharpness in military life. The Second remarks on not using his head beyond drill and shaving, while the First notes the mind grows rusty after time in service. The brief dialogue captures casual tone and wartime camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Internal Cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that cures catarrh by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims local applications fail and touts testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALL
ALL
Leaner & Co
Props
Toledo
Auto-intoxication and its symptoms in medical prose
The text lists signs linked to self-induced poisoning including sleepiness after meals flushing of the face biliousness dizziness sick headache acidity and offensive breath It notes neglect and putrefactive germs as sources of toxins and calls for immediate cleansing of the system to prevent ill health
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Murmansk
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Kansas City
Southern Sunday School Association
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Mosiem
Papacy
Feisdal
Hussien Ben Ali
Hedjaz
Genoa
Lendon
England
Africa
Hoover
HMNS
Splendid
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Hank
Broddit
Maustatia
Carman
Sokatchewar Pointe
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John R Mott
War Work Council
Mr Mott
State Department
United States Army
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