Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Praised By Chicago Woman
A Chicago homemaker credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing irregularities and enabling full housework. She reports renewed strength, three healthy children, and urges other women to seek free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. at Lynn Mass.
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Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Kwarcinski
W. Oakdal, Ave
Gee E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Athletics Turned From Champions To Struggling Club
The Philadelphia Athletics once a premier American league unit under Connie Mack are now a depleted squad facing a rebuild. Efforts focus on grooming young talent with Danny Murphy returning as coach and Harry Davis as captain while plans for a long Southern training trip aim to develop players for a stronger 1920 season.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Eddie Collins
Frank Baker
Danny Murphy
Eddie Plank
Jack Coombs
Harry Davis
Jack Barry
Chief Bender
Athletics
Connie
Murphy
Dan
Oxford Cambridge rugby match stirs English fans and kingship
Cambridge won seven goals to five as King George attended the Queen's Club game. A foggy ground did not dampen the spectators passion with Oxford women in furs among cheering crowds. Clergymen and army chaplains joined the scene while a rural dean and minor canon provided running play commentary.
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Harvard
Cambridge
King George
Queen's Club
Oxford
Last American champ Burns faces England title bouts
Tommy Burns was the last American heavyweight to contest a world title internationally. He went to England in 1901 and knocked out Gunner Moir, the British champion, in ten rounds, then followed with a six round knockout of Bill Lang in Melbourne, Australia, the next year.
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Tommy Burns
Gunner Moir
Burns
England
Bill Lang
Melbourne
Rich Two Thousand Hurdle Race Opens in Manchester
Manchester England opened the richest hurdle race ever offered in Great Britain called The Two Thousand Hurdle Race with 10000 dollars added and entrance fees as low as one per cent. The race is to be held annually in March and features a high stakes inaugural event.
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England
Manchester
Great Britain
Wealth From Winter Farms Drives Canadian Stock Boom
A Western Canada farmer describes turning from grain to livestock as winter work, noting prize cattle and draft horses bolster bank accounts. He cites a rural club in Saskatchewan that coordinates talks with government experts, promoting regional stock centers and prosperous farm life despite harsh climate and rising prices.
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California
Canadian Farmers’ Institute
Western Canada
Canadian Government Information Bureau
Jackson Street
St. Paul
Canada
Chicago
Saskatchewan
America
Rich Publisher’s Best Seller Plentiful Before Drought
A wry quip notes how the wealthy publisher regards his top seller as the title he stocked up on ahead of the drought. The remark underscores scarcity and prudent inventory practices among elites during lean times.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for severe colds and grippe misery. A dove image suggests taking every two hours up to three doses to open nostrils and stop headaches sneezing feverishness and nasal running at a low cost.
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Pape
Raid on alleged radicals targets notorious L Era Nuova group
One hundred Justice Department agents raid Paterson New Jersey arresting 22 alleged radicals tied to the L Era Nuova group. Officials seize ledgers rosters and financial statements from Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston and other cities. Ludovico Caminetta editor of La Jacquerie is captured. others like Fermino Gallo and Alberio Guabello named as associates.
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Union News Service
Paterson
N. J
Secret Service
United States
L'Era Nuova
Department of Justice
Red
Chicago
Andre Graziano
E. Doree
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
New Bedford
Rochester
Ludovico M. Caminetta
Centralia
Fermino Gallo
Frank R. Stone
New Jersey
Caminetta
Enrico Malatesta
L’ Era Nouva
Bresel
Humbert
Italy
Malatesta
Il Bolletino de
l’Era Nouva
Theodore Roosevelt
Ferrer Club
Insortas
Silk Dyers
Era
Emma Goldman
Camisetta
William MacQueen
Gallani
Firmano Gallo
Alberio Guabello
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed as Reliable Cold Remedy
Fifty-year-old standard medicine praised for relief from colds grippe and coughs. Promoted as family remedy with a 60 cent to 1.20 dollar bottle, available at all druggists.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Health Benefits
Advertisement claims regular bowels improve health and waste elimination. It praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as mild and reliable, avoiding harsh purgatives while cleansing the bowels and promoting proper flow.
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Dr. King
New Life Pills
Three Poisoning Victims in Orange Home
Mrs. Mary McCool 60 is dead after chemical poisoning in Orange New Jersey. Eliza beth Connollly and her son Peter were hospitalized in serious condition with poison exposure. A cough mixture bottle, alcohol bottle, and part of a salmon can were found in the unconscious apartment. Deputy county physician cites chemical poisoning as the cause of death.
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Orange
N. J
Mary McCool
Elizabeth Connollly
Peter
Two Slain When in Pistol Battle at Rocky Point
Two burglars were shot to death in a cellar pistol battle at a Rocky Point summer home in South Beach Conn. Two men who cornered and shot them were severely wounded. Mrs. W Dreyer heard splintering glass and alerted a volunteer firehouse after being awakened by the disturbance.
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South Beach
Conn
Rocky Point
W. Dreyer
Elizabeth G. Morris
Proverbial Advice and Beauty Adployc Notes
A compact 1920s style ad snippet set offers health and beauty tips. Garfield Tea promises relief for a disordered liver with a herb laxative sold by druggists. Cuticura guidance promotes cleansing hands and skin care with Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet use. A final line cites British marriage stats.
Home Destroyed by Fire in Bedford Indiana
Fire destroyed the residence of Ray R. Boruff in Bedford with losses in the several thousand dollars. A defective flue is believed to have started the blaze. The night air registered the season’s coldest temperature at zero. Some insurance coverage was in place.
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Bedford
Ind
Ray R. Boruff
No Trade With Russia Warns Members
The American Manufacturers' Export Association urged members to avoid trade with Soviet Russia, saying safety and permanence of business cannot be assured under the current government. The board aims to resume intercourse with Russia under a government chosen by a properly elected assembly.
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Russia
New York
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
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