Symptoms Women Dread Testimony From Clearfield Woman
In Clearfield Pennsylvania Mrs Harry A Wilson reports improved strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following childbirth. The letter endorses the remedy for backaches nervousness bearing-down pains and related female symptoms, urging others to try it for future comfort.
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Clearfield
Harry A. Wilson
Wilson
Gond
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Egetable
The Day After and a Christmas Percolator Remark
A neighbor notes Everett aged six left with a neighbor while parents attend theatre. The boy quips his mother wore everything new from Christmas except her percolator. Cartoon style humor and Garfield Tea health promo in ad.
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Everett
Mamma
Papa
Alonte
Cartoons Magazine
Night Before Christmas Spoofs and Household Mischief
Holiday vignette depicts Lily the cook preparing a 10 am surprise as Uncle Horace and the children eye gifts and pranks. The family negotiates bills, holiday duties, and a mischievous cat Florence amid festive chaos and lighthearted credit notes.
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Lily
Horace
Maybelle
Mother
Florence
More Widows Than Widowers in 1920 Census
The 1920 census shows 3,170,000 widows and 1,871,390 widowers in the United States. Men die earlier on average, with wives typically younger and life expectancy higher for women, producing about a two to one ratio. The Bankers' Life Bulletin notes higher male mortality after age fifty.
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Bankers’ Life Bulletin
Batonic praised by long-time stomach sufferer
O W Burton hails Batonic as wonderful noting twenty years of stomach trouble cured after using the product. The testimonial claims Batonic removes acidity and gases, ending sourness belching and indigestion with relief after each meal. A big box at a trifling price comes with a druggist guarantee.
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Batonic
O. Wurton
Blind Chaplain Henry Couden Reaches Twenty Five Years of Service
The blind chaplain of the House, Rev Henry N Couden D D completes 25 years of service, said to be the longest continuous tenure for a chaplain in the House He served in the Union army and was wounded in battle losing both eyes His prayer opening the House emphasizes peace charity and disarmament and asks for the Christ child to be born in millions of hearts today.
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Congress
Henry N.couden
House, of Representatives
House
Couden
Cannon Sets Service Record in Congress
The House honors Representative Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois for a record long service in Congress. Speaker Champ Clark and others praise his forty plus years, noting he surpassed Justin Morrill as the veteran member. Cannon recalls 1872 as his first election year and calls the ceremony a wake.
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House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Tlinois
Congress
Joe
Champ Clark
Missouri
Cannon
Gillett
Mr. Clark
Jim Mann
Martens Deported After Hearings in Nation’s Interest
Martens, the Russian envoy, is deported after hearings and investigations. Secretary Wilson ruled he was affiliated with an organization seeking to overthrow the U.S. government by force, though he did not engage in active subversive acts here. He had hoped for a proletarian dictatorship but refrained from actions to advance that aim.
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Ludwi
Martens
Wilson
Department
United States
Mr. Martens
Ohio District Notes and Disasters Across State
A varied Ohio round up reports Marian Hueter 7 rescuing sisters in Cleveland, a Mineral City fire causing 10000 in damage, and Lorain safety director Harry Shift's early actions. Other items include bank robberies, train wrecks, a suicide, a drowning, wage cuts at Morgan Engineering, and a smallpox decline in Delaware county.
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Marian Hueter
Cleveland
Harry Shift
C. C. Timberman
Lorain
Mineral City
R. of P.lodge
Walters
Ross County Farms Bureau
Ohio
Gibson P. Robinson
Ohio Masonic Board of Trustees
Continental Beet Sugar Company
Ohio State Veterinary Association
Columbus
C. H. Case
Akron
Milford Wright
Port Clinton
F. B. Squires
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Toledo
Erie Railroad
Pasquale Careoni
New Philadelphia
Fletcher
N. C
Mary C. Jones
Newark
Irene Ditter
Standard Tailoring Company
Priapal
Upper Sandusky
William J. Akther
Harold G. Short
Noble County
Murray
Gasino
Park
Mansfield
John Koperski
Morgan Engineering Company
Alliance
Youngstown
Edward Squires
Cincinnati
Fayette County
Pauline Fiorakies
Elizabeth Nagy
Aliance
West Mentor Building and Loan Company
West’ Mentor
New York Central Railroad
Union Station
Edward Polly
Charles Woodcock
Yee
Bridgeport
Ohio State Association of Building Exchanges
Leroy Burvis
We Nen
Pershing Urges Global Disarmament at New York Dinner
General John J. Pershing called for worldwide disarmament at a New York dinner for European relief. He urged enlightened nations to seek a rational arms reduction and warned that no one nation can cut armaments alone. The event, organized by the American Relief Council, highlighted aid for starving European children and cost about two million dollars to feed relief recipients.
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John J. Pershing
Pershing
United States Army
New York
Europe
Herbert Hopean Relief Councill
America
How to Save Money Incident at Self Serve Eatery
Two men entered a self serve restaurant and sat at a game table. A patron overheard their exchange about saving money by incurring debt and not paying it back, with one man laughing at the idea.
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Bill
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Sparks Fragrance Promise
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and roughness followed by Cuticura Soap for cleansing and hot water rinse. It advises drying gently and dusting Cuticura Talcum for a lasting fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
Woodman Cry Prompts End to Pulp and Poetry
A Louisville Courier Journal item features the poet's line urging sparing the tree and a reply pledging no more wood pulp or paper or poetry. The exchange frames environmental concerns and literary heritage in a brief quip.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Garfield Tea Promised To Cure Liver And Kidney Ailments
An advertisement claims Garfield Tea, used regularly, will correct liver and kidney disorders. The piece contrasts a diamond that scratches every other stone with a character described as a diamond, and notes substantial money must go into friendships to maintain them.
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Bartel
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