Unidentified medical brochure targets women with home cure claims
A garbled historical ad promotes a supposed home treatment for uterine and reproductive ailments. It advises readers to send name and address for a personalized “medical advisor” and lists symptoms like fatigue, back pain, and nervousness. The text imitates sensational wellness pitches of the era and includes pricing and mail order prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truwéh
Tyne
Tran
Ruth
Summers
Bax
Operators and Miners Agree in Toledo April 1919
Report details a union agreement between miners and operators reached by the Toledo conference. It covers a two year contract, referendums by districts, a uniform eight hour day, and proposals to address wage and cost issues, with plans for a joint convention and state conference in Toledo in February 1919.
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Toletu
Mandas
Operadora
Alstrict
Alstricts
TJ Wools
Toledo
Minera
Fragmented OCR Summary of Economic Plot and Loans
Unclear text discusses a plan involving Wile and Joa Waa with bonds and panic, referencing a financier and loans. The passage mentions a yearlong plan, a Tudor style financier, and anticipated aid for a loan crisis, but details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alock
Improvement Along Old 5 P Line Reported
Report from Corriny and surrounding areas notes extensive bathing wid in provampit operations along the old 5 P line between Oxdel and Lich. A corps of carpantes at work repairing bridges and wooden caiveyta to indicate shifting traffic. Officials say major improvements planned will bring prosperity to Lat and Ingalls as work continues.
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Oxdel
Lich
Varhive
Corriny
Nhl Toule
Tacoma
Ingalls
Senate Considers State Law Injunction Regulation
Washington April 17 A bill seeks to curb federal injunctions against state law enforcement by requiring a three member majority in the Senate with at least one district judge. Overman cites Attorney General Young of Minnesota in backing the measure while Burkett voices strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agahunt
Utabe
Jovy Wisson
Senato Loway
Querman
Sheath
Thorn Oy
Justine Harlan
Attormey General Young
Minnesota
Gald
Overman
Sudan
Burkett
bin V Wayburn
Nake
Krux
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma Delegation Seeks Indian Rights Removal of Restrictions
A Washington visit by a Tulsa chamber group led by Senator Owen and Congressman McBurie sought support from President Roosevelt for easing restrictions on American Indian lands in the new state. The party, about 400 strong with a brass band, pressed for rights and education for Indians while ensuring white interests, and the President pledged a fair show and aid to advance both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nein Burt
Tulsa
Iva. Commorell
Kullan Tanda
Vily
gYaah
Indiana
Oklahoma
Ion Fwanl
Milian
Italy
Benator Owen
Congressman McBuire
Cungee
Hopinis
Qidahara
Russians Rout Persian Tribes in April Raid Near Lentoran
April 11 report says Russian troops pursuing Kurdish tribes near Lentoran routed Persian tribal bands. Soviet dispatch notes heavy fighting at Helesuyar and Belvanyot, with casualties claimed on both sides. Descriptions of village destruction and follow-up advances toward Kudzhvbekin and Zein sid yazed, amid claims of Russian punitive success.
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Thtis
Lentoran
Helesuyar
Detesuysr
Belvanyot
Apr
Svar
Persia
Paboniz
Harpahooters
Patheype
Haku
Gas Well Strike Affects Farm Area Nearby
A garbled report notes a gas well incident near Olio and Aprili with local disruption. The damaged text references an oil mill, a payout, and farmyard impacts, but details are unclear due to OCR errors and missing names or dates.
Increase in Army Pay Assured in Senate Action
Washington April 17 The Senate approved amendments to the army appropriation bill authorizing pay increases for various services with a total appropriation of about 172,380000 making the grand total 4,800,000. Debate questioned diversion of funds to build a military post in a single region. House conferees delayed final action as Representative Hull left for Iowa. Commander Mayo of the Albany prepared for a two month cruise departing for Southern waters, with orders to gather supplies and ammunition for immediate use.
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Washington
Avil
Senate
Hull
House
Bostaph Sought in Sensational Litigation in Hartburg
Hartburg Pa April 17 A requisition for extraction of Hosty Hostaph from Ontario has been approved and papers sent to Washington. Bostaph is sought to testify in the sensational Huyallon case tied to the Pittsburgh and City railroad franchise. C C Cameron president of the railroad is noted as a fugitive from justice. William A. Marti council member convicted of conspiracy faces three years in penitentiary. The note adds $20,000 was to be used in driving councilmen.
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Hartburg
Tovers Noy Stuart Hie
Hosty Hostaph
Pryvicy
Ontario
Washington
Bostoph
Huyallon
Pittaburg
BNL
City-Coun Cil
Bostoh
C. C. Cameron
Nlew
William A. Marti
Ee “Te Wan
Balloon Landed by Signal Corps Near City
A United States signal corps balloon landed in the northern suburb at 6 tonight. Lieutenant Labm piloted the craft with Cantala Van Horn and President Rousevant’s flat on board, along with newspapermen. The balloon had left Washington at 2:47 pm for an experimental flight, cruising mostly at 4000 feet and briefly reaching 7000 feet.
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Boltiwore
United States
Signal Corps
Thi Elty
Vielack
Iu.eburne
Labm
Selfridge
Cantala' van Horn
Rousevant
Ballonon
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad for Women
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims women endure fatigue headaches backaches and general weakness from daily work and weather. Testimonies from Abby Barrows and Lillian Rope describe improvements after using the product. It presents 30 years of claimed success and urges sick women to try the remedy.
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Norhs
Womat Ark
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Abby
Barrows
NelRonteville
Ohio
Pinkluunn
Bern
Pinkhon
Mias
Lillian Rope
Bath
Row
York
Vinkham
Nui
Vinkhan
Roosevelt to Head Great University News
Roosevelt plans to lead a major university, aiming to influence national affairs after leaving office. The plan references Taft and potential land grants, with Carnegie noted in backing. The piece hints at Republican maneuvering to support another Roosevelt term.
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Washington
Aldraw Garenage
Onal Sniveratty
Roosevelt
Sammie
Grant
Taft
Carnegie
Bendifig
Evans Pays Tribute to Admiral Thomar
Rear Admiral Robley A. Bywater, visiting Springs, lauds Admiral Thomas for loyalty and faithful service during critic times. Evans confirms Thomas will soon command again after relief by Sperry, praising his career and recent duties aboard the Atlantic fleet.
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Evans
Admiral Thomar
Fat Springs
Cal
Enid
Robley A. Byawe
Ts Bph
Batha Todlay
Adhital Evans
Thomas
San Feanrteeo
Admini Sperry
Charla Thomas
Ty Commanduracket
Envaye
Huaiplon
Balse
Chict Howe
Dinkin
Investigation into fake matches in Kansas City case
A federal jury probes alleged match fixing tied to James dl Pan of New York. Deputy county official Hodgerse reads a $2,300 bond as part of initial court actions while ads appear in a Kansas City newspaper. Officials push for more enforcement to deter masterminds seeking millions.
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Kengas City
Apel
Federal
James dl
Pan
New York
Mall
Stiles
Jatin A. Hodgerse
Amureha
Moe
Kansas City
Mtr
Abeka
Hughes Signed New Banking Bill
The report notes Hughes signing a banking bill introduced by the committee. It references financial legislation in the capital, with mentions of officials and banking actions under consideration, including the broader context of economic policy.
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Hughes
Board of directors to receive deposit certificates
In periods during the regular meetings of the board of directors, or business or employees to receive certificates of deposit under an agreement with the depositor that no repayments be made in substance under the bill of such certificates.
Annual Session of American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists Opens
In Ann Arbor on April 17 the eighth annual meeting opens with election of officers. President Hi Bernat Marvard University, vice president T McHiss Columbia University, secretary De P Mallory Rare University, treasurer EH Williams University of Wutni. A plan is announced to search for the widow of Mark Corral, who died from xparinante while studying yellow fever. The American and German cups are noted as Beattle, with travel details to Seattle and arrival of the American car from Mig kia Nis.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
American Association of Puthwhwists Od Dacteriologists
Uounel
Bernat
Marvard
Ice
T. Mc Hiss
Columbia University
de P. F Mallory
Rare University
Tremilrar
Williams
University of Wutni
Mark Corral
de S. Ay Why
de Ay Zane
Major Carroll
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D. Ghirerdelli Company
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L. H. Becraft
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