Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for recovery
Mrs. Many Wilhelmy of St. Paul Minnesota says she was exhausted from overwork and caring for five boys and a girl. She couldn't seek hospital care but used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports regained strength weight gain and improved health after nine or ten bottles. She offers to answer letters from other women.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Many Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Hundredth Birthday Marked by Century-Long Service in France
Mile Victoire Desrumaux, 100, celebrates a record eighty six years of uninterrupted service as a maid in Comines. Monsignor Lecomte, bishop of Amiens, presided over the double celebration honoring her full century and decades of loyal work. Local notables attended the event amid moral reflection on ancestral credit.
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Comines
France
Mile
Victoire Desrumaux
Lecomte
Monsignor Lecomte
Amiens
Stop That Cough Messaged by Dutchess County Mother
Mrs John Cronk of 187 Union Street Hkeepsie credits Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with ending her oldest son's chronic bronchial cough begun in infancy. She reports medicine previously offered no relief and requests a trial package of tablets for 10 cents.
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Hkeepsie
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
John Cronk
Union St
Eliot Wadsworth resigns from treasury post to return to private life
Eliot Wadsworth of Boston resigns as assistant secretary of the treasury where he oversaw foreign loans and railroad advances. Appointed by President Harding in March 1921, he also represented the U S government in Paris in 1928 on Rhine army costs matters and held Harvard positions. He was born 1876, educated at Harvard Rochester and led Red Cross efforts before public service.
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Eliot Wadsworth
Boston
Treasury
Harding
Paris
Rhine
Mr. Wadsworth
Harvard
Rochester
American National Red Cross
Har
Garry Sargent The Picturesque New US Attorney General
Garry Sargent born 1860 in Ludlow Vermont is a Tufts graduate and former Vermont attorney general. He leaves a large practice to join President Coolidge's cabinet amid a rival Senate nomination fight. Vermont calls him a national figure a tall strong man who collects pipes clocks and antiques and loves fishing camping and cooking in camp.
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John Garibaldi Sargent
United States
Coolidge
Ludlow
Tufts College
Vermont
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Garry” Sargent
All
Portrait of Mrs. Everett Sanders Wife of President Coolidge aide
Mrs. Everett Sanders wife of the secretary to President Coolidge is profiled. The Indiana State Normal School linked couple met in Terre Haute and married in 1908 after her Jasonville origins. Sanders rose from law practice in Terre Haute to Congress in 1916 and later headed the national speakers bureau before replacing Bascom Slemp.
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Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ella Neal
Jasonville
Ind
Indiana University
Sanders
Congress
Cleveland
National Speakers’ Bureau
Bascom Slemp
Slemp
J F Stevens Wins John Fritz Medal For Engineering Feats
John Frank Stevens former Panama Canal chief engineer receives the John Fritz gold medal for achievements in civil engineering. He led Panama planning construction of railroads and the Chinese Eastern Railway, and headed multiple rail projects and international commissions. He is 72 and has resided in North Carolina.
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John Frank Stevens
Panama Canal
John Fritz
United States
Thomas A. Edison
George Westinghouse
Alexander Graham Bell
Alfred Noble
General Goethals
Orville Wright
Lord Kelvin
Guglielmo Marconi
Stevens
Cascade Tunnel
Isthman Canal Commission
Russia
Manchuria
Interallied Technical Board
Siberian
North Carolina
Old Ohio teacher exam prompts test many subjects
Prepared by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the questions list expects teacher candidates to discuss teaching principles, agriculture, reading, United States history, anatomy, handwriting, grammar, arithmetic, literature, orthography, and high school agriculture. The list covers professionalization, methods, classification, and application in classroom settings.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reading Circle
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Florida
Louiana
California
New Jersey
North-West
Roger Williams
Peter Stuyvesant
George Rogers Clark
Anthony Wayne
Alexander Hamilton
Admiral Peary
William Hull
Tecumseh
John Howard Payne
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Washington Irving
Miles Standish
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
To Be Ruled by Maxims Is Abject Slavery Pride Stains Manners
A reflective aphorism contrasts rule by maxims with freedom, noting that rigid obedience degrades conduct and that pride tarnishes even the finest manners.
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American Drug CO
Fulton Street
New York
Wadsworth
The
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Cal
J. F. Stevens
Geography
Ohio
Coleen
Columbus
Achilles
Ed C C
Pere Parnes
Saatan
Privelige
Artilry
Stover
Ileeden
Ovrom Eran
Lee
Chillicothe
United States Rubber Company
Coupoil Bluffs
Ee Aeledss
Ohio N Oils & Greases
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