WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK INDIANAPOLIS CLAIMS PINKHAM CURE
Mrs WM Green of Indianapolis says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of weakness. She weighed 109 pounds, then 133 pounds after five months, and now handles all housework. She urges other women to try the remedy and invites advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Vermont Emerges as Deer Hunting Rival to Maine
Vermont now rivals Maine in deer hunting with about 6000 deer licensed in 1916, while Maine reports from 0.0k to 10,000 deer in its wilderness areas. The figures reflect growing sport hunting interest and regional wildlife management trends.
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Vermont
Maine
Falling in and out of tune at the Klin Company show
A fragmented note from Red N.J. Adv reports FITS LEPLY and a related stoppage at the Klin Company. The terse item shadows a cautionary line about avoiding tomorrow what can be cut today.
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du Klin Company
Red N. J.—Adv
French Bank of France Holds Vast Gold Stockings War Costs
Paris reports the Bank of France has substantial gold reserves and has lent 7.1 billion francs to the government at 1 percent, with 3 percent after renewals. The bank financed exporters, guaranteed loans, and aided trade by installments, handling massive drafts and bills amid wartime finance. It influenced a shift toward check payments, potentially normalizing the American check system in France.
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Paris
Bank of France
Great Britain
Frances
Nnances
France
French Railway Sets Record for Safety
Paris Orléans railway reports 1918 traffic of 30,000 trains including sanitary and wounded transports, moving 8.7 million soldiers, 582,000 horses, 11,000 cannons and 885,000 sealed supply cars with no accidents, plus over 600,000 shells in machine shops. Government deficit covered by 19.868 million francs, down from 51 million the prior year amid coal costs. California imposes headlights dim rule. a correspondent details a dimming method using lamp frosting and downward focus to avoid glare while maintaining road illumination.
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Paris
Paris-Orlents
California
Usu
Interference With Commerce Witness Describes Career
A commercial traveler for Jobson & Co testifies in a civil case where the firm sues a delinquent customer. During cross examination the lawyer asks how long he has traveled. the witness admits he has spent about four years waiting at railway stations for trains during the ten years in the business.
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Jobson & Co
Alcohol Then and Now from New York American
Seventy six years ago directors of a British Life Insurance company revolved an application form policy for a man known to be a total abstainer. They charged 10 percent more than the standard premium because the applicant was of a thin and watery disposition and morally cracked. Today insurance companies prefer total abstainers to those who use alcohol in moderation as public opinion has shifted over time.
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New York American
Wfe Insurance Corporation
Jess
Martin Kilrain
Agnes
Martin
Cardross
Buck
Perry Green
Wey
Tysol
Jesse
Amithy
Kilrain
Kilrath
Jessa
Pony
Issy
Jesk
Hertune
Real War Lord Now Is von Falkenhayn
The text proclaims Eric von Falkenhayn as the true German war lord, not Emperor William, claiming he commands the armies and strategizes major campaigns from the western front to Bagdad. It asserts Falkenhayn is the mastermind behind the war effort and the central authority.
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von Falkenhayn
Emperor William
Eric von Falken
Bagdad
Eric von Falkenhayn
Karl Bauer
Feud of the Raccoon Loop Chapter XXII Continues
Jess Kilrain traverses a lonely plain toward a hidden camp where Grange and companions brand horses. She confronts Grange, is captured, and the ransom of Jess sets up a tense pursuit as Buck Perry Green and Bill Grange circle toward the river ford and a dangerous night.
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Jess
Ess
Worthing
Jens
Bill Grange
Ant
Buzzard
Jess Kilrain
Treekun
Grange
Buck
Perry
Eilrain
Raccoon River Ranch
bin Grange
Elirain
Chapter XXIV Wild Justice Implicates Bill Grange in Abduction
Kilrain and his men pursue a new lead as Buck and Gascon suspect Bill Grange of aiding Jess’s abduction. Kilrain vows to punish the culprit if Jess is harmed, while a San Francisco Bulletin excerpt argues immigration restriction, warning the United States is losing its role as a refuge and citing economic shifts under Grange and other industrial pressures.
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Jes
Kilrain
Buck
Jess
Gascon
Bill Grange
First New York Co ed Emily Palmer Cape Responds to Call
Emily Palmer Cape, who earned her degree nearly 30 years ago, was believed to be the city of New Yorks first co ed. In 1883 Columbia University President Barnard urged local women to pursue higher education, and Palmer, defying her family, was the sole city student to answer the call with two others from outside the city.
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New York
Emily Palmer Cape
Barnard
Columbia
Emily Palmer
Feud Began Over Piano Practice Dispute Panel
A terse exchange reveals a quarrel sparked by a daughter practicing piano. Lite Jones asks if the sound annoys anyone while a companion questions whether the girl hears mittens or a boxing glove.
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Lite Jones
Turkey grant financed Baghdad railway project scope
The grant from Turkey backing the Baghdad railway dubbed the Garden of Eden route would total 36,000,100 a year in guaranties. It included a six miles wide corridor along the track and a license to build steamboats for navigating both the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
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Turkey
Kaiser
Bagdad
Tigris
Euphrates
Western Canada poised to lead in dairy and hog markets
The article argues Western Canada has ideal resources for cheese making and dairy output, with cool nights aiding milk and cream keeping. It highlights a strong hog market, high feed efficiency, and favorable prices, citing Alberta and Calgary as examples, and notes rising profits for farmers expanding into dairy and pork production.
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Canada
Alberti
Denmark
Rockies
Avitabie
P. Burns
Calgary
Monarch
Alberta
Castoria Adverts and Trade Note Fragments
An assortment of 19th or early 20th century ad lines references Cuticura sample by mail, Castoria safe infant remedy with over 80 years use, and a Japan trade note noting exports surplus. Also a line about Aman without a country living in town.
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Fletcher
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