Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Ends in Family Happiness
Mrs. C. Johnson of Ellensburg Wash credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling her to bear a child after years of illness. The ad urges women with functional disorders to try the medicine and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts, noting 40 years of experience.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C
Jonnson
R. No
Lynn
Mass
Ohio News Briefs Highlight Deaths and Demobilization
Lieutenant Alton H. Kimball is killed in an overseas air crash near 22 Springfield. Influenza recurs in Clinton county. schools in New Burlington Port William and Norrisville closed again. Masonic bylaw amendment funds Springfield home. Several accidents killings and arson reported including a Columbus truck crash that killed Laura Siebert. Demobilization plans for Camp Sherman soldiers and varied political moves also noted.
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Alton H. Kimball
Springfield
Clinton County
New Burlington
Port William
Norrisville
Wittenberg Synod of the Lutheran Church
Mansfield
Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge
Masonic Home
John Sullivan
Columbus
Tony Granantonio
George Stone
Prospect
Cox
William Murray
Summit County
C. H. Fawcett
Farm Loan Board
Logan County
Don Aikin
E. J. Tinan
Brookfield
Trumbull County
Charles Dick
Kron
Pershing Republican League
Pershing
Waldo
Marion County
Marion
Big Four
Erie
Fostoria
France
James Neitzelt
St. Clairsville
Glencoe
William H. Carver
Syracuse
N. Y
William Lambert
Pennsylvania
Frank Mackay
J. F. Meek
Meek Company
Coshocton
Meek
Paul Keller
J. Franklin Marlatte
Belleville
John F. Kramer
Cleveland
Samuel Grant
Rudolph Mueller
Grant Munitions Plant
Albert Mengerink
Napoleon
Ohio War Savings Committee
T. M. Pattersonh
Western Paper Box Manufacturers’ Association
Portsmouth
W. L. Atwell
Cardington
Warren
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Matthew C. Smith
Ohio
George Cook
William J. Kline
Felter
Lima
Henry Ault
Brice
Franklin County
Israel Schadell
William Graves
Schadell
Meda Bitzell
Waynesburg
Canton
Adam Bowersox
Toledo
Laura Siebert
Harding
Ohio Republican Advisory Committee
C. L. Abel
Ohio National Guard
Charles X. Zimmerman
Flanders
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Louisville
Lester Hall
Donahey
Mary C. Raymond
Fred Raymond
Raymond
Ohio Branch
United States Employment Service
Hinsel
Tiffin
Bellefontaine
George W. Jackson
Ad for Dr. Peery's Dead Shot Patent Medicine
An advertising blurb claims Dr. Peery's Dead Shot saves money time anxiety and health with one dose. It criticizes unknown speaker with halting delivery and a lame argument and touts no Castor Oil in addition.
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Dr. Peery
Ancients of Peru Used Printing Methods Like Modern Tech
The article notes Peruvians developed fabric printing with copper rollers and multi color patterns long ago. It compares ancient techniques to today’s mordant fixing dyes to endure millennia, highlighting technical and artistic value unmatched by other early cultures.
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Peru
India
Egypt
Herodotus
Pliny
The Juvenile Mind
The father discusses ancient Rome and its road system to explain history. The elder daughter studies, while the seven year old jokes that a 15 foot wide road would barely allow automobiles to pass.
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Rome
Empire
Unity of Command Theme in Family Dispute
A quip about military discipline frames a father son exchange over listening to the paper. The son urges absolute unity of command for victory, while the father notes the mother’s belief in that principle.
Food saving through shifts in public duty and habit
Food saving began as a fad, evolved into a patriotic service, and settled as a daily habit reflecting changing social norms and collective responsibility.
Hoover Calls for Food Conservation Week for World Relief
Washington reports Hoover asks churches to mark Food Conservation Week to aid 300 million hungry people in Europe. He notes the Allied pledge remains in force after the war ends, and Americans should reserve food for Northern France, Belgium, Central Russia, Southern Europe, Poland, and Armenia.
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Union News Service
Washington
America
Herbert C. Hoover
Hoover
Europe
United States
France
Belgium
Russia
Poland
Armenia
London
Sugar Restrictions Continue In Ohio
Federal Food Administrator Fred Croxton reports that the certificate plan is cancelled effective December 1 while the four pound per person per month limit remains for households and four pounds per 90 meals in public eateries. Dealers may obtain only a 60 day supply.
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Columbus
Fred ©. Croxton
Ohio
United States Food Administration
Washington
Work To Be Found For Fighters
Washington reports a united war effort to place demobilized soldiers and sailors in suitable civilian jobs. Government and private groups will target replacing them in industry commerce and agriculture and match each man to the best available work.
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Washington
Prussian plot to topple German government foiled in Berlin
Ebert Government discovers a plan to arrest the entire current German government and install a provisional regime under Field Marshal von Mackensen. Wire taps by the secret service uncovered the scheme and urged a Kaiser triumphal return to Berlin after the provisional government was set up.
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London
Field Marshal
von Mackensen
Ebert
Berlin
Labor leader warns of danger as peace talks drift
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, told a jubilee gathering of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy that the nation faces greater peril now than in the war because peace conferences may lack justice and democracy.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Brewery Workers Idle Across Middle West
About 25,000 brewery workers in the Middle West will seek other jobs as breweries close in response to the President's prohibition on beer production after December 1.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Middle West
Bolsheviks Raid Norwegian Legation in Petrograd
The Aftenposten reports confidential papers stolen from the Norwegian Legation in Petrograd by Bolsheviks, involving documents for the Norwegian and Swiss governments.
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Christiana
Aftenposten
Petrograd
Troops Cross German Frontier Toward Rhine
General Plummer reports advanced forces crossed the German frontier between Behe and Bupen and moved toward the Rhine. By evening they reached the line of Trurg Reuland Bullingen and Montjaie, per the War Office.
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London
Plummer
Behe
Bupen
Rhine
War Office
Trurg
Reuland
Bullingen
Montjaie
House's Aid Dies of Pneumonia in Paris
Major Willard DP Straight, a diplomat and aide from New York, died in Paris after several days of pneumonia. The travels and service of the late official were noted by associates and the U.S. mission.
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House
Paris
Willard DP
Straight
New York
Rat as mine warning aid fascinates miners
Investigators note Western California miners feed and care for rats in mines. They believe rat instinct warns of unsafe tunnels and gas dangers, as rats show distress long before humans. Miners monitor rat health closely to avoid hazardous conditions.
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Mother Lode
California
At the Table Sharp Exchange Over Tongue Service
A brief dialogue shows tense humor as She sharp asks Henry about tongue service while He answers abstractly to quiet the moment, highlighting sharp wit and domestic tension in a single scene.
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Henry
Political Victory After Election Outcome Reflections
A man entering politics seeks to measure his success by how he emerges from the election. Public interest centers on his post election standing, credibility, and influence within the political landscape.
How They Conversed
An American liaison officer with little French and a French artillery officer with limited English carried on important business during intense fighting. Henri and the American spoke briskly and, after discussion, the commandant declared Henri spoke English well, only to learn they had been conversing in German.
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Henri
Calculating Youth and the Nutting Family Moment
Margaret refuses to take nuts from a helper and asks her uncle to give them. He asks why and she whispers that she wants his hands to hand them to her because they are bigger. The anecdote captures a child’s memory of affection and humor.
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Margaret
A Giveaway Prompts Lively Quip From Jones
A columnist notes Jones boasting about his push ing nature and humorously suggests he belongs between a lawn mower and a baby carriage as a playful jab. The remark highlights Jones as a boastful figure in a light, humorous local item.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Backache Relief
For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has offered relief for backache lumbago sciatica rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. It cleanses kidneys purifies blood and may ward off kidney diseases. Buy from a druggist with money back guarantee if not satisfied after a few days.
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Haarlem
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Sophia J. Ritchie
Protestant Hospital
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Ohio State University
Ohio State Alumni Association
Edward Siger.foos
Michigan
Chester Harris
Lancaster
Canal Winchester
Harris
Reuben R. Holmes
Dayton
Department of Civilian Relief
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