Nervous Prostration Solved by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Rank Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia writes that after years of nervous prostration and worn-out organs she recovered her health with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes it restored her ability to do housework. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites inquiries for guidance.
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West Piers
Ave
van G. Pinkham
Lydia
Rank Fitzgerald
41St Street
West Philadelphia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Drawing the Line at Slack Presses
Farmer Gorntosad says if they take borders this summer they will stop slack presses. He asks what “slackpressen” means and explains it as girls lounging in hammocks reading novels when they should be knitting for soldiers.
You May Try Cuticura Free Bend Today
Free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment promoted for itching and skin and scalp relief. Offers mention Cuticura, Dept X, Boston, available at druggists and by mail. Random quoted dialogue contrasts small profits of one percent with higher store margins, illustrating price debates among shopkeepers.
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Dept. X
Boston
How Many Workers in the Department Room
A visitor to the national capital entered a department building and found only one clerk in a large room of many desks. A dusting dunitor kept watch as the visitor tried to gauge how many people usually work there and tested the space’s capacity.
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Ational
Right Talk and War Merge in Pima Plan Fee
A fragmentary report notes discussions on merging wartime efforts with civilian plans in Pima. Officials consider fees and entry terms, aiming to streamline processes amid ongoing conflict. The text shows unsettled details and unclear names.
The Teeth of the Tiger Chapter Continues Turmoil
Maurice Leblanc depicts a fatal motor crash aftermath as the chauffeur dies, a garage crime suspected, and Perenna confronts Florence with the grim news. Florence reveals fear while Perenna struggles to contain shock and direct implications of the accident.
The Enigmatic Don Luis Perenna Struggles With Murders
In a Paris setting, Don Luis Perenna faces a web of intrigues surrounding Florence Levasseur, the Fauville affair, and the Mornington case. Public fascination grows as attempts on his life mount while Florence links to murder notes and Shakespearean clues. He plans to attend the planned explosive letter delivery tonight, while authorities tighten surveillance and suspect his every move.
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Mme. Fauville
Gaston Sauverand
Ancenis
Hippolyte Fauville
Mornington
Don Luis Perenna
Arsene Lupin
Luis Perenna
Iron Curtain
Boulevard Sachet
Florence
Place du Palais-Bourbon
Lorence Levasseur
Don Uuis
America must make her own baskets now
Washington report released by the tariff commission finds war conditions forced America to rely on domestic basket production. Imports halted. Germany and Japan ceded share, raising prices 100 percent or more. Labor, materials, and cost increases push buyers toward substitute products.
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America
Washington, D. C
América
Tariff Commission
Germany
Japan
Piace Gloroa
York Copeercmne
Aviation records set at Texas camps in endurance and altitude tests
Dallas reports daily aviation feats at Ellington Field Houston where on one day a flyer reached 20000 feet and a civilian demonstrator stayed aloft nine hours 53 minutes with a passenger until fuel exhausted. Officials praise climb power and endurance tests as valuable for aviation improvements.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Aviation Camps
Hillington Feld
Houston
Eastern Motor Company
Ellington Pield
River Jordan Not a River
Richard Newton D D argues the Jordan is not a true river, though it holds biblical significance. He describes its rapid, crooked course, shallow depth, and barriers to navigation, noting irrigation limits and desert surroundings near Jericho.
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Jordan
Jertho
New Wheat Crop Prospects Across States At Issue
The Kansas state board of agriculture revised upward estimates three weeks after the government report. It cites 6,210,000 acres in good condition and expects about 86,500,000 bushels from Kansas, with wider gains projected in spring wheat zones. Officials note spring sowing must rise despite labor limits, and overall area harvested is up about 2 percent from last year.
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New York Times
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ican- Ban
Addi| Hana
Alberta
Bolhaviat Aletabet in the Christian American Context
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Christian American topic, noting a motive and a line about wrong doing. Readable elements include references to a person or group and a possible moral framing, but many words are garbled. Further readable context is insufficient to specify events or outcomes.
Large tract offered for sale in Tacoma Washington
Wants to sell 1347 acres of cut over timber land with fine growth of tame grasses and green pasture. Abundant water, one mile to railroad and Al Highway to Seattle. Ideal ranch for cattle hogs and sheep. Price 17 dollars per acre, part trade, balance 10 years. W W Durflinger 1112 No Bye St Tacoma Wash.
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Seattle
Discovery of Vast New Mammoth Cave in California Near Giant Forest
Report of a large subterranean cavern found near Marble Fork in Sequoia National Park, eight miles from Giant Forest and the General Sherman tree. Explorers describe a fresh air cavern with white sand floors, numerous color stalactites, and a potential ballroom sized chamber. Government inquiry and trail improvements are planned, with electric lights and a dance floor proposed for summer campers if confirmed.
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Visellia
Cal
Marble Fork
Kewah River
Oas
California
Sequoia National Park
Sequoi Park
The Cyclops Mystery Deepens In Atlantic Vanishing
The Cyclops, a West Indian coal carrier, vanished with no trace. Passengers aboard a Rio arrival suggest possible German submarine links to its loss. An advertising mass for a consul general hints at foreknowledge, but no wreckage or wireless distress has been found, sparking renewed efforts to solve the case.
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Cyclops
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rio
Gottschalk
Luniing
Caribbean
Bahamas
Moving Trucks Toward Port In World War I Detroit Drive
Detroit to an allied port ships army trucks for Pershing in France. Convoys of 2 Packards with trains three hours apart proceed from the city during night hours. Drivers set up roadside camps at dawn while meals are cooked on field ranges inside the trucks before resuming toward the sea. Each man carries a one day ration and parts for the expeditionary force, with trucks joining others on the Baylight run and Bethlehem brewery byproducts repurposed for practical use.
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Détroit Free Press
America
Pershing
France
Detroit
Sudder
Frits
Seaboard
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Piathonte
Pinkham
Ivy
Tee
Red Cross
Skinner
Grabber
Pree
BY Maurice Leblanc
Vauexander Teixeira DE Mattos
Shven
Alexandre
Mazeroux
Perenna
Mlle. Levasseur
Monsieur
the Devil's Post Office
Cosmo Mornington
Dolores Kesselbach
Dolores
Boulevard Suchet
Don Luis
Mile
Levasseur
Don Jinis
Weber
M. Desmalions
M. Weber
Texas Field
Richard Newton
D. D
Holy Land
W. W. Durflinger
Tacoma
Wash
Mammoth Caven
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