Histories should be burnt, ex-sen Sherman urges crowd
Lincoln college speaker former U S senator Lawrence Y. Sherman calls for burning school histories. He argues ancient and medieval histories mislead youth, praising destruction as safer than teaching crime with veneer of virtue. He warns about Europe, Kaiser's monarchy, Soviet Russia, and radicalism. He also notes Danish MPs enjoy free Turkish restaurant service.
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Lincoln
Associated Press
United States
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Lincoln College
Belshazzar
Alexander
Asia
Julius Caesar
Attila the Hun
Aristotle
the Apostlea
Europe
Germany
Russia
Rapallo
Washington
Wilberforce
Water town man credits Taniac for 15 pound gain
ENRY SPENCER, a respected Water town resident, reports he gained 15 pounds after starting Taniac and says the medicine restored his health to friends.
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Enry Spencer
Watertown
N. Y
Tanlac Restores Watertown Man’s Health and Weight
Henry Spencer of Watertown says he dropped from 160 to 135 pounds and suffered stomach trouble gas headaches and dizziness before taking Tanlac. After use he gained 15 pounds and reports improved appetite energy and well being with symptoms vanished. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
Henry Spencer
East St
Watertown
Costumes for Fete Champetre Moonlight Event in New York
The article previews costumes for a June Fete Champetre by the Authors' League featuring moonlight dancing plays and midnight camel and donkey rides. Models include Ruth Eastman Ethel Plummer and Helen Dryden shown left to right.
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New York
Authors’ League
Ruth Eastman
Ethel Plummer
Helen Dryden
Court decision on labor body may be extended
The Supreme Court ruling that a labor union can be sued under antitrust law threatens unions and farmers co operatives. It wiped out immunity in Sherman and Clayton acts, jeopardizing UMW escrow funds of nearly 700000 and prompting fears of broader legal reach for unions. Senator LaFollette called the decision ominous for labor and agriculture.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
Arkansas
High Court
United States Supreme Court
Organized Farmers
United States
Congress
Farm Bloc
Taft
Samuel Gompers
Farmers
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Zache
Baches
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the largest selling medicine for women's ailments with nearly 3,000,000 bottles shipped in 1920 from the Lynn Massachusetts factory. It notes a Canada and Mexico branch and asserts the product is made from selected roots and herbs, containing no harmful drugs and safe for any woman.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Canada
Mexico
Lydia E. Pinkham
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