Healthy Relief for Women Praised by Turtle Lake Resident
Mrs. Mabel La Point of Turtle Lake Wisconsin reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for years to ease weakness headaches backache and constipation. She credits the remedies with helping her after childbirth and recommends them to friends. A recent canvass notes 98 percent benfited by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Lydia Pathe
Mabel la Point
Pinkham
Postcard Viewpoints On Scenic Tradeoffs
A tourist notes the beauty of scenery while acknowledging a limit on exporting landscapes. The counterpoint is that much of the scene is already exported via postcards, highlighting a light exchange between travel wonder and souvenir commerce.
Round the Earth Radio Signal Reaches Halfway
The radio voice has reached halfway around the globe and will soon enable near instant talk between London and New York as if speaking with oneself.
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London
New York
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Advertising copy touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as the cure for acute and chronic stomach misery. It guarantees a full purchase refund if the first bottle fails to help and cites a user claiming relief from gastritis and indigestion.
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Dave
The 48 States in Washington A State Names Puzzle
A National Geographic bulletin surveys Washington DC avenues named for states, noting Pennsylvania and Massachusetts avenues, New England states central to the map, and Florida as an exception. It describes Lincoln memorial inscriptions, Washington Monument engravings, annual Flag Day displays since 1908, and state statues in the Capitol hall of fame.
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Washington
Senate
House
District of Columbia
National Geographic Society
Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Pennsylvania
L’enfant
America
Virginia Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts
Unter den Linden
Berlin
New England
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Union
Florida Avenue
Boundary Avenue
Post Road
Baltimore
Lincoln
United States
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Post Office Department
Kansas
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Wyoming
Post Office
St. George
St. Andrew
St. Patrick
Benjamin Franklin
Maryland
Calvert's
Forbidden City Seen by Woman
A Frenchwoman Mme Alexandre David returned from fourteen years in the Far East plans to tell a tale of adventure. She secretly lived as a beggar in Lhassa after years of travel through Tibet and China seeking the Forbidden city.
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Paris
India
Burmah
Forbidden City
Mme. David
Tibet
Koum Boum
Lhassa
Oudo
Salouon
Kou-Kou-Nor
China
Mongolia
Yummen
Maria Hirst
Philadelphia
Congregation of the Sacred Heart
Archdiocese of
Webb Levering
Quaker City
Maine’s 83-year-old champion paperhanger still works daily
William Peterson of Waterville Maine aged eighty three claims the title of champion paperhanger in the region. He completed a job hanging 600 rolls and says he passes for about sixty five. He smokes drinks rarely if at all and credits sleep and light meals for his health while noting the old tree at First Methodist Church will be used for furniture or souvenirs.
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Waterville
Maine
William Peterson
Peterson
Peachtree Street
Porter Place
First Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. Harrell
Harrell
Famous Atlanta Tree Becomes Log Pile After Decline
In Atlanta Georgia the famed sas safras tree once hailed by the National Geographic society as the largest of its kind has been reduced to a pile of logs. The report notes the tree's decline and the loss to local heritage and science for the region.
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Atlanta
National Geographic Society
Former Crown Prince Frederick William Seen at Austrian Resort
Report that former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany is staying in Gmunden, a fashionable northern Austrian resort, has caused excitement among local workmen.
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Vienna
Frederick William of
Germany
Gmunden
Austria
Dutch Cremationists Celebrate 50th Anniversary
In Holland the Dutch Society for Optional Cremation marked its fiftieth anniversary amid a shift in orthodox Protestant circles toward cremation. A 1876 petition to King William III sought burial law reform and cremation authorization, renewed yearly without response. Westerveld opened in 1913, cremation legal status followed in the 1910s after a test case with Dr. Vaillant.
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Holland
William III
Westerveld
Haarlem
Vaillant
Supreme Council of the Netherlands
What's the Use Aunt Carrie Calls for Robert
Aunt Carrie scolds Robert for not answering as she asks why he won't respond. Robert replies with a resigned line about there being no point since his father is absent from home.
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Carrie
Robert
Papa
Jugoslavia to Broadcast Zagreb Station for State Use
Jugoslavia plans a broadcasting station in Zagreb with 145 wireless receiving sets to be used by the state. Efforts are underway to open the facility for programs and general purposes beyond official use.
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Zagreb
Jugoslavia
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