Cure for Catarrhal Deafness and Nasal Congestion Formula
A proposed constitutional treatment from an old English notice advises using a homemade mix of one ounce of a double strength preparation added to four ounces of hot water with a hint of sugar. Take a tablespoonful four times daily to relieve nasal blockage and ear inflammation. The remedy targets the mucous membranes and blood to improve breathing and hearing, and is suggested for those with catarrh, head noises, or recurring ear issues.
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England
Wangliah
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Afton Tennessee reader recounts relief from female illnesses after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound seeking to help other women learn from her experience.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkgham
Forsman arrested after alleged assault and threats
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Rogers described a violent incident in which Forsman assaulted a girl and cut the initials RF on her, threatening retaliation if she spoke. The girl endured the abuse four days before telling her mother, and the victims were eventually rescued by Sheriff J. H. Sizemore with his son after a tip from a postman. Forsman denies the charges.
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Forsman
Orphans' Home Report Presented At Board Meeting
Twenty nine children were reported in the Washington County Home for Children as of February 1 with one new admission, three returned from families, two placed in families and one returned to its mother. The count stood at 30 on March 1. A playground improvement is planned and a committee including Roeasner Stickell and Hamer will oversee it. Plans to enlarge and improve the school are in progress. Donations were acknowledged from Jacob H Poffenberger B Petre Mrs Stouffer Mrs H L Miller John W Stonebraker and the Line Creamery Company.
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Washington’ County
Board of Managers
Messrs
Roeasner
Stickell
Hamer
Jacob H. Poffenberger
B. Petre
Stouffer
H. L. Miller
John W. Stonebraker
Line Creamery Company
W. M. Wreck Day Disrupts Western Maryland Traffic
Three cars plunged into the Potomac and three more wrecked in a Sehells siding freight collision between Hancock and Cumberland on the Western Maryland Railway Friday. Traffic halted until late Saturday as passengers were transferred. A Colmar landslide Friday afternoon blocked eastbound tracks and forced diversion to westbound lines. The debris will be cleared today.
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Potomac River
Sehell’s Siding
Hancock
Ocumberland
Western Maryland Railway
Colmar
W. Md
Boy Scouts Rise Across British Empire
The movement claims a presence of over 800,000 scouts across the British Empire, reflecting its rapid global expansion and growing youth involvement in structured outdoor and civic activities.
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British Empire
Mi O Na stomach tonic promises quick relief
Pitiful night and many dyspeptics seek help for appetite and digestion. Mi O Na is advertised as a fast acting prescription to cleanse, strengthen, and restore stomach walls, stopping gas and belching in minutes with a money back guarantee, sold by physicians and druggists.
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Sar Ch Disgaees
Pi Yepieeees
Mi-O-Na
Idea of God in Chicago Chinese students trial
Chicago March 8 Christianity is on trial at the University of Chicago where 21 Chinese students ask 1000 leading Americans what is your idea of God and do you believe in God. An endorsement by four professors accompanies their open letter. The project aims to learn Americans views to help the students form their own opinions.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
United States
Albion W. Small
Graduate School of Arts and Literature
Edward Scribner Ames
E. de Witt Burton
F. C. Sharp
University of Wisconsin
King Sin Wang
Burton
América
Kiev Occupied by Insurgents Triumph
International dispatches report Ukrainian insurgents have occupied Kiev, driving out Bolshevik forces, with the declaration issued by an official financial agency. The move marked a tense shift in control of the Ukrainian capital amid ongoing conflict.
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Kiev
Ukrainia
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Abundant Locks
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp refreshing tonic that adds lustre and fullness. It claims hair grows thicker and heavier after use, reduces dandruff, and prevents falling hair, with a 85 cent bottle sold by druggists.
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Ali Druggista
PICTURE BRIDES FROM BULGARIA TO SETTLE IN MOUNT HARRIS
Denver March 8 Mount Harris a coal town in Routt county faces an influx of Bulgarian brides four miners sent transportation to match with Bulgarian women arriving in New York after sea voyage from a Greek port The grooms names Dancho Peroff Sam Georgeff Mike Stancheff and Evan Stayanoff say they will settle in Mount Harris The brides aged twenty two to twenty four speak Bulgarian and will be married in Denver
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International News
Denver
Mount Harris
Denver and Salt Lake
Routt County
New York
Dancho Peroff
Sam Georgeff
Mike Stancheff
Evan Stayanoff
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Hoorsman
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iRirs
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W. M
CHINE
China
Wilson
Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Secre
Washington
Bulgaria
Far West
France
French Academy
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
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Mousseau Sales Recon
Vickers
Ba’ Altimore
California
Sun-Maid
California Associated Rey
Gon Fresno
Fornia Associated Raisin Co
Fresno
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Chiy
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