Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advocated
Testimonies from Aurora Ohio and Cincinnati Ohio praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Letters describe relief from back and side pain, restored strength, and ability to work at home after months of illness. Confidential replies from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. are promised.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Aurora, Il
Lydia
A. Krese
North Ave
Aurora
Ohio
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Casey
E. Pinkham
Nana Cincinna
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Narrow mindedness in heated debates sparks terse exchanges
A brief column notes how some people cling to rigid viewpoints during arguments, widening gaps in dialogue. It observes the frustration caused by narrow thinking and suggests seeking clearer, fact based discussion as a remedy.
Red Face and Hand Care With Cuticura Ointment
Treatment for the face suggests applying Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. For hands soak in hot lather of Cuticura Soap, dry, and rub in Ointment. Free sample by mail with a book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Banker's Tale of Schwab and the Bond Remark
A banker recalls Charles M Schwab at a Bethlehem Steel dinner. Schwab promised accuracy in his bond remark and later wrote it for Pliny Fisk of New York. Fisk urged him to write down the exact words to ensure the statement was precise.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steelworks
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Pliny Fisk
New York
Fisk
Mr. Schwab
Cautious Men Refuse to Let Friends Owe Them
A wit notes that some men are so cautious they never permit friends to owe them a cent, reflecting on frugality and pride in social bonds.
Nebraska Guards to Join Front Lines From State Regiments
The War Department orders 683 Nebraska National Guard members from the Thirty-third through Thirty-sixth regiments to move to the national army and head to the front. Men hail from Boyd to Burt counties and Omaha, with officers named for each company. A Union Pacific train will carry daily quotas of 1,000 men from Fort Fenston to Kansas, signaling imminent entraining.
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Nebraska
Ffth
Camp Fenston
Fort Kiley
Kan
War Department
National Guard
Deming
N. M
National Army
Init
Boyd, Cuming
Scottsbluff
Garden
Arthur
S. A. Guard
W. S. Tracker
J. S. Logan
Knox
Pierce
Stanton
Ernest F. Reser
George Clark
W. A. McKinney
Sheridan
Cherry
Saunders
Rock
D. J. McCarthy
R. G. McIntosh
Holt
Antelope
Sioux
Roy
Vanbebber
Fred S. Curry
Cedar
Dixon
Dakota
Wayne
Thurston
Madison
Burt
Omaha
Union Pacific
Funston
Nebraska Second Liberty Loan Quota Sets State Subscriptions
Nebraska's second Liberty Loan quota totals 3 billion dollars with a state allotment around 30 million and Douglas County at 10 million. Omaha opened with over 7.5 million in the first 33 minutes, leading observers to expect Nebraska subscriptions to exceed 50 percent of the state quota. Details list county quotas outside Douglas.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Douglas
Lincoln Telgraph Manager Killed in Auto Crash
York J W Ramey manager of Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company at York died instantly in an automobile accident near here.
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York
J. W. Ramey
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Here
Fisher the Job Alliance Secretary Drives Local Growth
W D Fisher newly appointed secretary of the Alliance Commercial club starts active efforts toward growth. A Lincoln construction firm proposes building twenty five cottages to house incoming families and plans are underway for a modern six story hotel.
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Fisher
Alliance
W. D. Fisher
Alliance Commercial Club
Anf
Liability for Agent's Acts in Commerce and Life
Arthur Train argues that hiring an agent or servant without checking the scope of authority is dangerous. A reasonable person can be bound by the agent's contracts within the apparent authority, even if the principal did not authorize those specific acts. The piece warns that determining an agent's apparent scope can perplex even judges.
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Arthur Train
Switzerland as an Angel of Mercy in War Times
In August 1914 Switzerland adopts economic neutrality and arms for defense while aiding war sufferers and prisoners. Marie Widmer notes Switzerland’s charitable effort despite its own burdens, praising its democracy and Red Cross heritage as a moral beacon during conflict.
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Switzerland
Europe
Alpine Republic
Marie Widmer
American Review of Reviews
Try an Upper Berth Encourages Travel by Rail
A wartime travel advisory promotes upper berths on Pullman cars as cheaper and quieter. It argues upper berths save 20 percent over lower, offer better ventilation, and keep occupants away from wheel noise and traffic in the aisle, citing railroads and public sentiment.
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Toe Hoesen Fat-Man
New York UN
Making a Good Will and Valid Signatures
The text explains that a will need not have exact words to be valid though clarity is essential. It notes the testator’s full name at the end and that different states recognize a will by its identification and the signing or acknowledgment by the testator. Witnesses should sign in the presence of the testator and each other.
Narcolipsy and narcolipsy linked to stomach fuel issue
A fragment suggests a health note about narcolipsy and a condition called marcolipsy caused by a motor deficiency of the stomach. Joe Kelsey in Givisten is mentioned in connection with the Toledo News Bre.
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Joe Kelsey
The
City Health Givisten, Das
Toledo News- Bre
Red Cross leaders plan West tour to explain war fund use
Henry P. Davison and Harry D. Gibson announce a West tour to meet Red Cross chapter representatives and donors. They aim to report on stewardship of the 100 million war fund, outline policies, and seek informed public sentiment without soliciting subscriptions. The trip begins in St. Louis on October 22 with stops in Denver, San Francisco, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, and Cleveland.
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Washington
Red Cross War Council
Henry P. Davison
American Red Cross
Red Cross
War Council
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Davison
United States
France
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Roumania
Serbia
War Fund
The
Ale Roy Ober de Sfenenre
Straw to paper urged by English farmers
Farmers advocate turning the 4 500 000 tons of straw from 8 000 000 additional acres sown to wheat into paper. The proposal aims to utilize agricultural waste and boost industry.
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England
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