Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Nebraska reader from Omaha testifies after twenty years of use that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash eased female troubles. She states she is willing to publish her testimony and notes the product as a dependable home remedy kept in her house.
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Omahe
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. C. BumaQuist
20Th Street
Omaha
Nebraska
de Pecalier
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. P Mass
Ohio Notes on Labor, Crime and Public Affairs
Ohio items report wage talks with Sandusky carpenters, Elks donations to Salvation Army, and a May 1 wage rise. Crimes include a teacher shot in Cincinnati, a fatal Akron streetcar crush, and a self inflicted gunfire in Washington District. Politicians, strikes, and public notices fill a broad digest of state events.
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Leonard Wood League
Cuyahoga County
Newark Elks
Salvation Army
Sandusky Contractors
Helen Rudoc
Cleveland
Helen Zinczkowski
Stanley
Yeggs
W. H. Wistance
Springfield
Beatrice C. Connor
Lawrence Angel
Cincinnati
N. H. Fairbanks
Hotel Deshler
Coumbus
Steven Brunell
Akron
Ira Whitaker
Gaylor Lewis
Carthage
John May
Delphos
Gario Martine
Charles Richendollar
Sheritts
Ironton
Jake Yates
Lloyd T. Judd
Coshocton
C. W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
William J. Leonard
Findlag Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Peckinpaugh, Wooster
State Tax Commission
Dayton A. Doyle
National Cash Register Company
Ening
Onone Keen
Jean
Lima
Columbus
George Edwards
Youngstown
Ohio Laundry Association
Inincinnati
James Mireau
Canton
Germany May Get Extensive Loans To Aid After War
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports that allied leaders consider financing Germany with large loans to rebuild industry and restore trade. Baron d Estournelles had long urged broad aid to Germany and Lloyd George now suggests a neutral country backed loan. If Germany fails to recover, a deep global economic collapse and serious repercussions for all nations could follow.
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Union News Service
New York
Baron d'Estournelles de
United States
International League of France
Europe
Baron
Lloyd George
London
Germany
South America
Baron d'Estournelles
Lloyd. George
Prussia Prince Involved In Fight At Adlon Hotel
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia clashed with Captains Klein and Roughevin and Madam Klein of the French mission at the Adlon Hotel dining room in Berlin. The altercation followed a dispute over guests not rising during the orchestra playing Deutschland uber Alles.
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Berlin
Adlon
Prince Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Klein and
Roughevin
Madam Klein
Fire destroys Chamberlain Hotel at Fort Monroe resort
Old Point Comfort The Chamberlain Hotel, built by congressional permission on Government reservation at Fort Monroe, was destroyed by a fire that started in a ground floor room. Loss is estimated at 2 million dollars.
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Old Point Comfort
Chamberlain Hotel
Congress
Fortress Monroe
Thirty Three Killed In Villa Raid Near Corralites
Francisco Villa led bandits who robbed the north bound Mexico City train near Corralites. Passengers reaching Chihuahua City report 88 killed and several held for ransom including one American.
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Villa
el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Mexico City
Corralites
Chihuahua City
Washington Tax Evasion Probe Urges Citizen Help
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper asks all honest citizens to aid in exposing deliberate income falsification and tax evasion as part of a national effort. He urges cooperation with authorities to bring wrongdoers to justice.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Daniel DC. Roper
Sixty Six Reds Arrested in Akron Raids
Federal operatives city police and deputies raided meeting places in Akron arresting sixty six men tied to radical groups led by H. W. Kaye. Those taken belonged to the Industrial Workers of the World Communist party Russian union Workmen's International Industrial union and Bolsheviks. Pep Monaldi and associate A Emmanuel were named among detainees.
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Akron
H. W. Kaye
Department of Justice
Industrial Workers of the World
Communist Party
Russian Union
Workmen's International Industrial Union
Bolsheviks
Kage
Pep Monaldi
A. Emmanuel
Move Large Building Shifts 450 Feet In City
A three story reinforced concrete and brick building weighing 3 000 tons at Detroit was moved 450 feet at 50 feet per day without interrupting telephone light or power services. Advertising copy for Cuticura Talcum Powder claims it freshens skin and doubles as perfume.
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Detroit
Birth of Marine Cora Haverly Named for Marine Corps Family
San Francisco, United States marine corps Sergeant Oran B. Haverly and Mrs Haverly announce the birth of a daughter named Marine Cora Haverly. He sought a boy but shared a Bible verse about training a child and obtained four days furlough to announce the event.
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Cora Haverly
Oran B. Haverly
United States Marine Corps
San Francisco
Haverly
Corps
Jars in Cleopatra as Base Repairs Stir Curios
Workmen repairing the base of Cleopatra's Needle may disturb jars placed in the pedestal at erection time. The jars hold coins, hieroglyph translations, a railway guide, children's toys, newspapers, a London map, multilingual Bible verse, a monument history, and other items reflecting ancient Egyptian custom. The note ends with a proverb about divorces and marriages and a remark that revenge is a gun with strong recoil.
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London
Charity Lecture Sparks Farmhouse Wit in New York
Lawson Purdy, secretary of a charity group, spoke in New York on charity to beggars. A farm woman rebukes a gaunt visitor asking for charity for a Christmas feast and jokes about splitting kindling and rackin oak legs, leaving the sufferer to depart.
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Lawson Purdy
New York
Stingiest Man in Suburban Town Noted for Wealth
Exchange reports a rich resident known as the stingiest man. He phoned his home for a steak dinner at his firm’s expense, planned a guest visit, canceled, and later swapped the meal for chops. He is valued at over half a million dollars and owns a fine home.
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Toll
Exchange
How Superstitions Arose
The Friday superstition stems from the belief that the crucifixion occurred on that day. People link spilling salt to Judas Iscariot in Da Vinci’s painting and to broken friendships and general unrest.
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Judas Iscariot
da Vinci
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