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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
8
An excerpt recounts a woman describing severe illness and back pain before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports restored appetite, energy, and ability to work. The letter urges others to consider the remedy and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
An old promotional piece extols “Mother’s Friend” as a remedy easing pregnancy strain and pain by relaxing muscles ligaments and tendons. It urges mothers to recommend the product to daughters and asks readers to request the booklet from Resolutor Co at 405 Lamar Ave Atlanta Ga.
Dr Edwin Carman of Freeport reported the shooting of Mrs Bailey a wealthy Long Island woman in his office She heard a pane crack as she prepared to leave Then the killer fired through the window and fled She died two minutes later
A 1910 census report shows 38,760,238 persons aged ten years and over were in gainful occupations in the United States including territories and overseas stations. The share was 41.5 percent of the total population and 63.6 percent of all males ten years and over, while 23.4 percent of females ten years and over were employed in gainful work. Mississippi leads states with 68 percent of ten-year-olds and over in gainful occupations, Iowa has the lowest at 46.49 percent. Agriculture dominates, with one third of workers in farming, forestry, and animal husbandry, and manufacturing follows. Women largely occupy domestic and personal service roles, with notable shares in agriculture and manufacturing but far fewer in mining and public service.
Berlin July 11 The American musk rat has spread from Bohemia into Germany via Saxony after being released decades ago by a Bohemian landowner who imported ten pairs from America. The pest now threatens rivers and lakes as fishermen warn the rodent preys on fish and drains dams, prompting calls to declare it an outlaw and a nationwide war.
An American Society of Denmark was established to promote scientific and applied knowledge exchange between Denmark and the United States. It aims to aid Scandinavian students in America and American students in Scandinavia, and assist citizens seeking trade relations. A special committee will cooperate with the Danish government to select students under the American-Scandinavian foundation and the Niels Poulsen fund.
A new rule by Postmaster General Hertz requires city and street marks on Copenhagen letters, provoking public protest after a letter was delayed ten hours. The report also mentions wooden paving in Russia and mentions health issues in a garbled note.
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