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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Mrs. Carrie Williams of Overpeck Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with improving her health before and after childbirth. She suffered backache headaches and fatigue but reports feeling well and able to care for her two sons after using the medicine.

Mrs. Williams Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Carrie Williams Overpeck Ohio United States Lydia E, Am

Doctor Barth Answers Nogulets Note About Minnie

Dr George P Barth, head of public school medical work, visited the Minnie household after a pupil wrote an excuse for the girls’ absence. The note claimed a new baby Minnie requires staying home to help, a plain message the doctor read aloud.

George P Barth Minnie Milwaukee Journal

Allen's Foot-Ease cures aches and blisters in shoes

An advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as an antiseptic powder to stop friction and relieve corns and bunions. It suggests shaking powder in shoes for women and mentions comfort for tired, swollen feet.

Yroman, Lovely Woman in The Florida Times Union

A brief humorous note from the Florida Times Union observes Yroman as a lovely woman who takes longer to decide than to prepare, yet typically achieves what she aims for in life and style.

Yroman Florida Times- Union

Independence Hall and Liberty Bell Symbol of American Heritage

The article recalls Philadelphia landmarks linking the city to Independence and the Declaration. It notes Independence Hall’s early rooms, Washington’s oath, the Articles and Constitution’s drafting, and the Liberty Bell’s history from its casting in England to its role in signaling key events, including the departure for safety during the Revolution.

Philadelphia United States Independente Hall Ith Old Colony of Pennsylvania Independence Hall Judicial Chamber City of Carpenters’ Hall Old State House George Washington John Adams Continental Congress England State House Trenton Cornwaliia Lafazeta Ita Selenia Phonas Jefferson Tusree John Marshath Aly Erator

Memorial Tree Idea Spreads Across the Nation

The American Forestry association promotes a Road of Remembrance with memorial avenues of trees to honor presidents from Washington to Wilson. Mrs. Warren G Harding sent the trowel used to plant the Coblo tree to Canton Ohio for display by the Lincoln Highway Memorial association. A plan envisions 200 trees along the Lincoln highway to McKinley’s monument, including a war Presidents row and a box to hold the trowel’s record.

Washington American Forestry Association McKinley National Warren G Harding Canton Lincoln Highway Memorial Association Lincoln Highway Wilson Forestry Organization Willand Caldwell Harding

How Bell Was Saved When Howe Advanced on the Quaker City

Dr Howard S. Taylor recounts Philadelphia on a bright day as Brandywine battle raged twenty five miles away. Patriots cheer Washington while Quakers oppose war. news of American setbacks spreads. Washington regrouping leads to fits of retreat as Howe advances on Philadelphia.

Bell Howe Philadelphia Teresa Dow Brandywine Creek Washington General Howe

Historic Fishkill Barracks and Revolutionary War era sites

The passage describes a historic stretch from New York to Fishkill along an old post road. It highlights Fishkill as a major Revolutionary War barracks and supply depot location, with Washington’s sword forged nearby and the Van Wyck house linked to a spy tale. It notes British occupation of New York and government printing and provisioning in the area.

New York Albans Fishkill Washington van Wyck Wharton Cooper Harvey Birch Enoch Crosby Othe Berracka

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