Mrs Boyd avoids operation with vegetable compound
Canton Ohio report tells how Mrs Marie Boyple, urged by her mother, used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve female troubles and avoid an operation. The piece notes some cases require surgery, but many women are cured and advises seeking the company’s advice if complications exist.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyple
5Th St
N. E
Lydia J. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
When Whistling Sparks a Fatal Theater Killing
The New York Evening Telegraph decries public whistling after Moses Cohen was killed by an unidentified man in a local motion picture theater. The paper urges law enforcement to catch the killer and condemns whistling in any public place as a serious nuisance.
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Moses Cohen
New York Evening Telegraph
A Lemon Story at Monument Circle
Two couples stroll around Monument Circle when a boy offers a bouquet to a man who refuses. The woman explains he is her husband and will not pay, ending the sales talk. Indianapolis News.
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Monument Circle
Indianapolis News
Fond Parent and Returned Soldier Exchange
A brief dialogue cited from the Boston Post features a fond parent asking a returned soldier about his daughter’s singing and range. The soldier responds that she ought to kill at three miles, reflecting a stark, troubling wartime echo in a newsroom context.
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Boston Post
Man’s Work Ethic: Consistency Over Mood in Success
A maxim on perseverance: any man can work when inspired, but the successful man habitually works regardless of how he feels. The statement underlines discipline, steady effort, and self-motivation as keys to achievement.
Wealth and Religion Share Few Common Ground
A brief commentary argues that wealth and organized religion diverge in aims and influence, noting how economic power shapes belief systems and how faith communities address inequality. The piece questions whether material abundance fosters moral stewardship or hollow prosperity.
State notes on roads plants and permits in Nebraska
Work begins on paving and storm sewer projects totaling 140600 at Geneva and Holdrege light plant. rail damage from heavy rains cripples eastern lines. Lincoln looks to annex suburbs. major highway paving planned at West Point and along the Blair Omaha highway. wind and rain cause crop losses across eastern Nebraska as oil prospecting expands in Gage County and Wahoo plans Cornhusker highway paving.
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Odell
Nebraska
Lincoln
West Point
Samuel B. Taft
Table Rock
Spokane
Wash
New York
Pacific Coast
North Platte
Minnie Owens
Hastings
Crosby
Ames-Fremont
Richardson Cunty
Walls City
Omaha
Continental
Akra (O
Cedar Rapids
St. Anthony's Church
Morris Waterman
District Court of
Douglas County
Supreme Court
Promotion Committee
TL Gadd
Broken Row
Custer County
Crand Island
Waterloo
Ak- Sar-Ben Ilving
Denver
Allen Viscent Grammer
State Penitentiary
Lula Vogt
St. Paul
Supreme Court of
Alson B. Cole
Grammer
George St. Richardson
Fremont
Beatrice
Yar Commercial Club
York
Blair-Omklaind
Tekamah
Craig
A. C. Andrews
Methodist
Randolph Mt
Gage County
Holdrege-Rted Cloud Oil Company
Lane
Wahoo
Saunders County
Crystallizing the Spirit of the American Legion
William Slavens McNutt recalls Colonel Roosevelt and the aim to crystallize the war spirit that forged America’s entry. A wounded WWI boy dies contentedly after declaring he made good, illustrating the ideals of justice freedom and democracy the Legion seeks to preserve and translate into civilian effort.
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America
American Legion
Roosevelt
Marne Salient
Wey
Wes
William Slavens McNutt
Collier's Weekly
Italian farmer drives cooperation with three farm plans
The Italian farmer pursues experimentation with three cooperative models. One class has farmers as independent tenants under a cooperative landlord, another has land held by a society that allocates plots yearly, and a third rents a large farm run by staff and mixed-member workers. All three aim to cut middlemen between farmer and consumer.
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Co-Operative Society of
Co-Operative Society
Cooperative Society
Ivory Mines Reported by Naval Expedition
Lieutenant Scheutze of the US naval expedition pursuing the Jeannette reports ivory mines in islands northeast of the Lena river in northeast Siberia. Mammoths lie buried in a sea of ice and tusks four times Elephant size may be profitable to mine for a short period each year, promising a thrilling venture.
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Scheutze
United States
Arctic
Jeannette
Lena River
Siberian
Fee
Motors Over Snow A motor sleigh trip across the Cascades showcased progress.
A spectacular trial across the Cascades featured a motor sleigh with photos in Popular Mechanics. It likens the feat to early tanks, cutting through snow and gorges while rescuing a stalled auto. The piece argues motor sledges could replace dog teams in Alaska, noting people like Jack London doubted the romantic image of the musher.
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Cascades
First Army
Snoqualmie Pass
Alaska
Jack London
Quick Action Called For by Anglers
An angler drops a line and seeks an immediate reply as anglers hope for swift responses. The item captures the urge for prompt feedback in fishing communities and underscores the value of quick communication.
Proud burglar finds pride in old trade claim
A London police official notes felons who served in the army return to burglary, calling it adventurous. He cites a Victoria Cross winner who became a professional thief, and a regiment captain recalls a highly honored corporal who wished to list his occupation as burglar on papers.
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London
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Foster-Milburn CO
Offalo, N.Y
Army & Navy Record
San Fernando Bridg
Los Angeles
Calif
Lee Co
Keod
Tiumegevkers
Tupelo Realty Co
Tupelo, Milas
Car-Bo-Deen
Car-Bo-Deen Mfg. Co
St. Louis
News of
Geneva
Holdrege
State Agricultural Department
United States Supreme Courts
Lincoln Gas and Electric Light Company
Eugles
South Omaha
Evins
Congress
War Department
Columbus
Norfolk
Mekessie
Minnesota
League
Frank Green
Order of Elks of
Alliance
Nebriska
Norris
Mesure
Hitchcock
State Dental Board
Liancaster
Knox
Custer
Fremont Comercial Club
Midland College
Atchison, Kan
Lutheran University
Atchison
Burlington
Ashland
Salt Creek
California
D. Morr
Wakefield
Presbyterian Church of
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J. H. Salsbury
Congressman Jeffries
Ivory “Mines
Tua
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Pertickler
Kansas City Star
Grocers
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