How to Avoid Backache and Nervousness
Providence report details a woman who suffered fatigue nervousness headaches and backache and found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports improved health weight gain and endorsement urging other women to try the root and herb remedy for functional disturbances and warnings to seek help rather than drag along
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Providence, R. I
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Adeline B. Lyncey
Plain St
Providence
R.I
Army Behind Orlando Firm on Adriatic Shield
Paris reports show Italy pressing for strong Adriatic protection with Orlando backed by the army. Sonnino urges full London treaty gains including Dalmatia and Fiume, while Wilson opposes recognizing the secret pact. A compromise may await a daylong session as talks continue.
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Paris
Adriatic
Council of Four
White House
Vitorio Orlando
Baron Sonnino
London
Italy
Dalmatian
Fiume
Orlando
Wilson
Preparations Speed Up for Versailles Peace Talks
Reports from Paris say Lloyd George and allies return to accelerate final preparations for the April 25 Versailles meeting with German delegates. Topics include the league covenant, military terms, reparations, and frontiers with attention to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast. Labor unrest looms in Seine and a May 1 strike seeks eight hours, amnesty, non intervention in Russia, lifting siege, and constitutional guarantees.
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Paris
David Lloyd George
Earl of Carson
Lord Milner
Versaille
League of Nations
Fiume
Dalmatian
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
France
General
Federaion of Labor
Federation
Russia
Seige
Turkey
Germany
Cardui praised by patient in Holland Texas report
Mrs Nannie Messer of Holland Texas claims three years ago she suffered severe whole body pain and could not find comfort until using Cardui. She reports marked improvement and praises the tonic for simple female complaints. Also notes a preservation effort for Fort Wilkins Copper Harbor led by the Keweenaw Historical Society to save the old fort and stockade remains.
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Holland
Texas
Nannie Messer
Cardus
Cardui
Fort Wilkins
Copper Harbor
Keweenaw Peninsula
Lake Superior
The
Keweenaw
American delegation rejects alliance idea amid peace talks
The American peace delegation declares the United States will enter into no alliance inconsistent with the spirit of the League of Nations. President Wilson met with Premier Clemenceau in an undisclosed discussion while Munich endures chaotic conditions with augmented government troops and ongoing sporadic fighting.
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France
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Clemenceau
Munich
Recognition of Moroccan Title Awarded by France
Paris reports that France has secured recognition of its special position in Morocco due to General Lyautey's administration. The supreme council agreed to abolish servitudes of international character arising from German actions and to uphold economic and commercial equality for all allied nations in Morocco, with the matter referred to a special committee.
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Paris
Morocco
France
Algeciras
Lyautey
Supreme Council of
Allies
Supreme Counci
American casualties on Archangel front reach 528
Since landing on the Archangel front last September Americans have suffered 528 casualties including 196 fatalities. Losses on the north Russian front during the past month are described as light as fighting has been conducted largely by newly formed Russian troops supported by the British.
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Archangel
Germany Sends Three Envoys to Versailles
Copenhagen report says Foreign Minister Count von Brickdorff Rantzau announces three envoys to Versailles to receive the peace preliminaries text. Delegation led by Minister von Hamiel includes Herren von Keller and Ernst Schmitt with two officials and two chancery servants.
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Copenhagen
Count von Brickdorff-Rantzau
Germany
Versailles
von Hamiel
Herren von Keller
Ernst Schmitt
Japanese search houses of American missionaries
In Pyong Yang six American missionaries houses were searched by Japanese authorities after the arrest of Rev Eli M Mowry a Presbyterian missionary Officials say Koreans involved in editing and circulating independence news hid in Mowrys residence with newspapers and circulars seized More than 40 policemen guarded the house eleven Koreans including a girl were arrested and three copying presses and relevant documents were seized
No tentative date fixed for return of president
Washington dispatches report no definite schedule for the president’s return from Paris as talks at the peace conference proceed. Private advices to the White House deny Paris reports that April 27 or 28 had been set as tentative sailing dates. Progress in the peace talks is described as satisfactory.
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Washington
White
Rainbow division to return home from France aboard four ships
More than 4,500 officers and men of the Forty second Rainbow division sailed from France. The troops are aboard the battleships Minnesota and South Carolina and the cruisers North Carolina and Montana, due at Newport News and New York respectively on April 27.
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Washington
Forty-second
Rainbow) Division
War Department
France
Rainbow Division
Minnesota
South Carolina
Newport News
North Carolina
Montana
New York
Body of Edith Cavell to be moved to old home
The body of Edith Cavell, the English nurse executed by Germans in 1915, will be moved from England to Belgium on May 15 for ceremonies at Westminster Abbey. It will arrive at Dover by warship, be transported on a gun carriage with military escorts to Victoria station, then to Westminster Abbey, with interment planned for Norwich.
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London
Edith Cavell
Brussels
England
Belgium
Westminster Abbey
Dover
Victoria Station
Norwich
Women readers urged to learn kidney health remedy
A notice urges women to consider kidney and bladder issues as common causes of other ailments and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It invites readers to sample a bottle for ten cents and to buy larger sizes at drug stores. A separate classroom vignette shows a seventh grade history review where a student misanswers about the Articles of Confederation, joking that colonists taxed them.
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Kilmer
Buck
Nina
No Difficulty Ending Ring Exchange
A brief wartime exchange imagines reclaiming a ring from a German adversary with a boy volunteering to locate and return it. The dialogue hints at moral questions about restitution and the lingering reach of conflict as the boy recalls where he left the item.
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