Woman Works Fifteen Hours A Day In Peru Ind
The article describes fatigue and backache relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Peru Indiana woman reports chronic pain, tried medicines and avoided surgery, and credits the remedy with restored strength. An address anecdote highlights a speaker apologizing for crude remarks, then noting wives in attendance.
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Peru
Ind
Lee K Aleam
Lydia E.inkham
Anna
MarExtAnes
Westith St
Lad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Very Feeble and the Rites etRES maser ee butadiene
The fragmentary text mentions Very Feeble and a phrase about rites and a RES maser with butadiene. No clear people, organizations, places, dates, or events are discernible to form a coherent news item.
When the Outdoors Calls A Spring Fever Portrait
An archaic essay extols nature and spring, noting the ache for renewal beyond material cures. It discusses outdoor life, the pull of seasonal change, and the deep, spiritual longing that accompanies the first sight of love.
Intruder Foiled By Quick Call From Friends
Janet and friend Theodora face a night of fear when a burglar infiltrates their friend Harry Gordon’s vacant flat. The girls signal over the phone for police and cleverly trap the intruder, who is revealed to be a visitor posing as a delivery man. The officer arrives, ending the danger and clearing the women of suspicion.
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Ilorry
New York
Bystavds
Jane
Vine Ter Bate
Janet
Nancy
Parrot
Harry
Leach
Primis
Janey
Howe
Elie
Nell
Dilla
Theodorn
Tihe Famesses
Dora
Neil
Theodora
Wormer
Dore
Randley
Sam
Balwon
Harry Gordon
The Engineer and the Lady of Mystery
Richard Ble ss, a civil engineer, views a hillside cottage boarding place while considering a road project. A poised girl, claiming to aid in planning, reveals herself as Lewis Kalin’s daughter and explains she stays to watch the area. She discloses her task is not clear, hints at espionage rumors, and shares her simple reason for remaining, ending with a vow to meet him again.
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Richard Hilie
Geretat
Eivil
Richard Bless
Stith
Inter
Win
Sommle
Dickie
Richard
Acorn
Mtn
Father
Richard Ellis
Question of Health and of Dollars in Prohibition Debate
Public discussion argues federal liquor taxes raise funds for local damages. Haven Emerson, urban reform advocate, contends every dollar in tax costs local taxpayers ten dollars to repair alcohol related harm. He urges ending alcohol influence to save health and money and frames prohibition as essential for national strength.
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Mager
Haven Emerson
Avolth Commasdoner
New York City
Lloydteorgeants
England
Germany
Austria
Prohibition Foes Clash With Federal Authority Debate
Ex Gov J Frank Hull of Indiana argues against national prohibition basing his stance on sovereignty and state rights. He asserts that government power cannot enforce a measure deemed beyond federal reach and calls for respect for the people's supreme authority.
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J. Frank Honly
Tadlana
Prohibition and Personal Liberty Split Over Liquor
A keeper at a bedside recalls a man who died of pneumonia after drinking. County Commissioner Charnock argues for prohibition only for fiscal reasons, noting reduced jail costs and inmates. The piece cites a broad map: 27 states dry plus DC and territories. Dilly Sunday condemns the liquor trade as corrupt and vows to end it. watch for the water wagon.
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Charnock
Sioux Falls
Alany
America
Dilly
Tow Queerly Pedestrians Walk Now Adays
A garbled 1918 era collage cites rewards and tonics, interspersed with ad copy and fragments about health products, political declarations, and harmless quips. It includes random names, places like Poveda Ohio and Wichita, and stray dialogues from local papers, producing a mosaic of dated publicity and rough quotations.
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