End of Eight Years Misery Testimonial Ad
A Newark New Jersey testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for eight years of misery relief. Mrs Theresa Coventry, 76 Burnett Street, Newark, reports persistent illness improved after use and offers her name for a testimonial. The ad invites free advice and claims exclusive confidence for women.
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Ark, N
Theresa Coventry
Burnett St
Newark, N. J
Kou
Lydia
Ledicine Co
Whaling hubs in Pacific regions noted for growth
The Pacific, South Georgia, and the South Shetland Islands are described as centers of a growing whaling industry with potential for expansion. The text also notes abundant elephant seals while fur seals are nearly extinct.
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Pacific
South Georgia
South Shetland Islands
South Pacific
Freezone Promises Painless Corn Removal
A druggist offers a tiny bottle of Freezone that instantly relieves aching corns without soreness. Applied to hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes, the corn lifts off with fingers for a painless removal.
Splendid Achievement of Inner Law over Freedom
A quote attributed to Ralph Philip Boas emphasizes that releasing one from outer authority is easy, but guiding new freedom by inner law is humanity's supreme achievement. It frames inner discipline as essential to true liberty.
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Anegelf
Ralph Philip ‘Boas
Fletcher
Lessons of the Steel Strike from the New York Post
The piece surveys the 1919 steel strike led by William Z. Foster, estimating 365,600 workers involved and vast costs to wages, railways, and the economy. It cites Foster’s lesson of preparedness, plans for renewed campaigns, and calls for stronger organization while noting mixed public view and unresolved worker demands.
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New York Post
Qunber
Ania
Athebay Sedste
William Z. Foster
Mr. Poster
Foster
Gary
Wilson
EDITRESS TITLE FOR BRITISH WOMAN SPARKS DISCUSSION IN PRESS
A column cites a British woman adding editress to her titles and discusses prominent voices on the federal reserve act and cash flow in wartime economy. It notes Cummins brief remarks, the 1914 banking system shift, and the impact on American revival while contrasting old banking practices. The narrative shifts to Procter and Gamble direct-to-retailer sales challenges and jobber-retailer tensions in New England, with further reminiscences from Elizabeth Allston on Scribner’s Upstairs and a Virginia battle trunk anecdote.
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Federal Reserve Kaw
United States
Procter
Commerce and Finance
Hic Ute
Procter & Gambit
Proctor & Gagan
New England
Prne
Sherman
Elizabeth Allston
Scribner
Della
Lewis Vander Horst
Virginia
Nickel No Good and Paging Herself
A short, quirky collage of old Tribune snippets includes a child asking for an ice cream cone with a nickel that isn t worth the cost and a college society secretary recounting a delayed roll call. Also cited: a wry line about riches with wheels and a blunt note about city life s stubborn inertia.
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Herry
Chicago Tribune
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