Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-Compound
Newark woman Theresa Coventry praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-Compound for restoring health after organic trouble. She reports improved mobility and energy, credits the medicine for relief, and invites others to write for free advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Newark
N. J
Hinary
Lydia Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burnett ‘St
Newark, N. J
Lydia Fe Ff
Pinkham
Ieee Am Medicine Co
Sampling the Cellar Stock
A fragment from The Home Sector notes Jas Bill’s post army life remains harsh. He spends much time in a dugout suggesting persistent wartime conditions influence daily routine and morale.
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Jas Bill
Ely's Cream Balm Offers Quick Relief for Catarrh
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and head cold relief. It claims fast opening of nasal passages, reduced mucous, and stronger breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Ely
Adv
Private Stock Spirits Out Spurs Frustration
A light local joke quoted in the Baltimore American notes a private stock mix up as a man laments spirits are missing. The humorous exchange underscores morning mood and small daily oddities in the city.
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Baltimore American
Constipation relief via natural Garfield Tea blend
Garfield Tea offers a herbal remedy for constipation using carefully selected herbs. The note states availability at all drug stores and hints at advertisement wording.
Contentment Over Wealth, A Worldly Parable Dialogue
A brief exchange contrasts contentment with wealth. One speaker asserts contentment is better, while the other concedes its value but notes it is much harder to achieve. The dialogue highlights the virtue of inner satisfaction over material riches.
Rebellion Fueled by Prohibition Clash in Iron County
Prohibition agents and Michigan State Constables faced resistance from Iron County officials on February 19 as they confiscated 11 barrels of wine. Prosecutor P A McDonough led locals against the Federal agents, returning the liquor and arresting party members, while Dalrymple sought warrants from Attorney General Palmer.
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Harry Pratt
Holloway
Belmont County
Cincinnati
William Kidd
Pultney Township
Kidd
Wesley Kiess
Bucyrus
Howell Wright
Cleveland
Russell K. Caulk
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Medina
Ohio
Columbus
Interchurch World Movement
William Cooper Procter
General Wood
Wood
Pennsylvania
Maple Grove
Tiffin
George Whysal
Marion
Bueytus
Marion Electric
Public Utilities Commission
Cox
Evans Utilities
Hopley
Harding
Roy Hoadley
Alliance
Henry Hoadley
W. H. Lovelace, Jr
Hubbard
Seneca County
J. R. Raber
Millersburg
Marilla Kratz
Coshocton
Covenant
T. J. Gough
George F. Aldrich
Fremont
Sandusky County
Rowena P. Cherrington
Gallipolis
Medina Gas and Fuel Company
Charles F. Wurm
Robert Ault
St. Clairsville
Mack Overstreet
Maurice Toomey
Dover
Gay Tate
Columbus Grove
Youngstown
Mosler Safe Company
Hamilton
Scioto
Hardin County
Elva E. Burley
Baltimore and Ohio
Chillicothe
Charles Refeld
H. A. Benson
Norwalk
Elmer Walls
Washington D. H
Joseph Norris
Delaware
E. G. Leach
Powell
Herrick Magyar
Lorain
George Kinney Johnson
Dominic Salvussi
Johnn Roemo
Dan Ferris
Lima
D. G. Haney
St. Marys
Lake Erie and Western
Beaver Creek
Celina
Hayes Valentine
John Bowman
Xenia
Funderburg
Internal Revenue
Higgins
Washington
James Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Rushsylvania
Logan County
Prohibition
Michigan
Iron County
Chicago
A. W. Daly Ample
Central States
Leo J. Grove
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Major Dalrymple
A. Mitchell Palmer
Iron River
Dalrympe
Michigan State Constabulary
Grove
R. G. Strope
Masters and Kind
State Constabulary
Dalrymple
John
Peter
Steven Scaleuci
Caspian
Peninsula
P. A. McDonough
Chard
Jesse Allen
C. H. Sensiba
Claude Brown
McDonough
Sealoud Brothers
Palmer
United States
Mich
Myron H. Walker
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin Line
Marsh
Topeka
Kan
Daniel C. Roper
H. M. Walker
Navy policy urged expansion for efficiency and commerce
Admiral William Benson, newly returned from the navy and nominated to head the Shipping Board, urged a future naval policy of expansion and increased efficiency. He said strengthening the navy serves commerce and America’s status, insisting it must be as large and more efficient than any other navy.
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Chicago
America
William
Benson
Shipping Board
Government urged to sell flour stock on credit
The American Relief Administration appeals to permit the sale on credit of 10,000,000 barrels of flour held by the Grain Corporation to feed starving populations in Poland Austria Hungary Bohemia and Armenia. The appeal warns thousands may starve while allied forces and rats loot surplus food from affected areas.
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New York
United States
Grain Corporation
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Armenia
American Relief Administration
Aperfer Gy
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Pierce Jones
Mineral City
Dayton
Prentiss di Veuve
Edwan Kline
New Philadelphia
Rue P. Hutchins
Adams Township
A. F. Richard
Gallehére
Port Clinton
Niles City
Dorothy Wiseman
H. B. Coons
Harvey Lewis
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
Rose Lupico
Franklin County
Bascom and
Bloomdale
Monarch Manufacturing Company
Dean
L. W. Garrison
Anderson
Doan
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Janes
Ford
Stamm Garage
Williamsburg
THE
Standard Oil CO
Ohio Corporation
Earl Erion
Olive Branch
Phone Batavia
Olirgale
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