Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Suffering Women
Mrs Minnie Mitch of Harrington Maine reports relief from severe pelvic pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy aiding displacements, inflammation, irregularities and backache, emphasizing safety and non narcotic ingredients.
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Three Great Men and a Speech Incident Cited
A remark at a banquet sparked laughter as a speaker claimed America produced three great men Washington Lincoln and himself with a nod to Roosevelt. The exchange notes a statue titled The Disk Thrower and a humorous exchange about a named woman Grace and an Arkansas Thomas Cat clue.
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Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Endorsements
Letters from readers across the United States praise Dr. Pierce remedies for digestion endurance and pregnancy care. Testimonials claim immediate relief from ptomaine poisoning and lasting health benefits with Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets.
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Detroit Voters Set For Crucial Primary Test In 1940 Detroit
Detroit voters head to the polls with Senator Johnson favored in the city’s primaries while Wood gains strength outside Detroit. The day includes a rail system reform issue and strong GOP competition among Wood Hoover and Johnson backed by Borah and Robins.
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Irish Rejoicing Over Defeat of Treaty at New York Meeting
Resolutions praising the defeat of the peace treaty and the League of Nations urged U S recognition of an Irish republic and denounced English rule. President De Valera led the meeting with Justice Cohalan and Edward J. Gavegan speaking. resolutions pledged loyalty to the United States and support for Irish independence.
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Aged Woman Burned To Death On Street
Aged woman Mrs Johanna Mola died after a street fire in Chicago. Firemen found her body, burned by a crude axes incident. The chaotic scene followed a glare of fares that drew bystanders and responders to the location.
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Theeleith Caines
Homer Greenwood
Jay Ireland
Lloyd George
Japan Seeks to Join China Finance Consortium
Tokyo and New York bankers discuss Japan entering a four power Chinese loan consortium with the United States Britain and Japan. Japan aims to protect Manchuria and Mongolia while supporting public undertakings to stabilize Chinese industry and encourage private enterprise loans. Morals and economic terms under review by government officials and Bank of Japan leaders.
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Danish Strike Cancelled After Danish Political Crisis
Copenhagen April 6 The general strike over Premier Zahle's resignation was called off after a meeting of 17 party chairmen hosted by King Christian. Elections may follow after an electoral law is enacted as Premier Liebe resigns per the king's request. Violent clashes near a foreign office injure several and damage a police car amid ongoing crisis discussions.
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Gold shipments loom as figures rise in wartime notes
A New York report estimates about 18.5 million dollars in gold and roughly 17.9 million more from Washington sources. The notices mention expected flows via shipping routes and notes on collectors and officials arranging these movements.
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Blizzard Sweeps Southwest Clogging Rails and Streets
A sweeping blizzard labeled warm weather busts hits the Southwest and central regions with six inches to two feet of snow. Rail lines, streets, and power lines suffer as trains run late and subsurban service stalls. Snow threatens floods as sun melts.
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Flood Waters Rise In Dubuque Damage 15
Flood waters from the Mississippi have risen about two feet since Saturday night in Dubuque Iowa threatening to flood the Milnois Central main line. Basements of factories and offices near the river are full of water with oil works at risk. power plants face danger and sand bags are readied. The water level is forecast to reach 25 feet by Wednesday.
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Nine maniacs terrorize area after hospital escape near Chicago
Chester Alabama April 6 report says nine maniacs escaped from the state hospital for the criminal insane and spread terror as posses hunted the countryside. Fifteen escaped, six recaptured. frightened residents hid in farmhouses awaiting capture.
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Car shortage eases in past 20 days says railroad group
Washington April 6 The peak of the freight car shortage has passed for the time being a statement by the American Railroad Association car service commission says. On March 16 the average daily shortage was about 40 000 cars, compared with 90 000 a few weeks earlier.
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Dublin Rebellion Anniversary Quiet Amid Irish Uprising Fallout
Dublin marks the fourth anniversary of the 1916 rebellion with a quiet morning as crowds focus on the Grand National races. Reports detail widespread raids, martial law in parts of Ireland, 500-plus Sinn Fein arrests, property damage surpassing 500000 dollars, and police barracks burned from Belfast to Cork amid ongoing unrest and central-organized attacks.
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Diffard
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First salmon tagged and sent to Wilson in Bangor pool
In Bangor Maine on April 6 a 12 pound salmon from the city pool was sent to President Wilson. A demonstration crate politician paid 28 dollars per pound for the fish.
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Woman Fatally Wounds, Then Shoots Self in Chicago
Despondent man, 25, shoots and wounds Mrs. Anca Regrero, 21, after proposing marriage. He then kills himself. Regrero may survive while her estranged husband had divorced weeks prior. The fragment ends with garbled text about a U S statistic.
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