Vernon dressmaker credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs Stephens of Vernon Texas relates relief after three years of monthly pain and illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash for restoring health, enabling work and house chores. She urges others to try the remedy noting it contains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
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Burglary ring flees after chanced gunfire chase
In Baltimore area and Newark authorities chase two burglars who cracked safes at a count of $1000 in currency and parcels of cash. A night policeman fired but the criminals escaped. A federal receiver was appointed for a shoe company and a new factory in New York was listed with capital stock of 16,960,060 dollars.
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Pamphlets by Soviet activists found on Brooklyn waterfront
Police and Justice Department agents search Brooklyn for distributors of pamphlets circulating along the waterfront. The leaflets claimed Soviet Russia’s success would spur social revolution in America and accused enemies of plotting to bring down Leninist-Trotsky rule.
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Madawaska Arrives in New York for Repairs
The army transport Madawaska heavily damaged in a collision with the cargo ship Invincible is docked in New York for repairs. The incident occurred last night as the two vessels collided while offloading cargo near the harbor. No further details on injuries or delays were provided.
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Invincible bound for Norfolk amid ship damage and repairs
The Mada Washa accompanied by a tug and coast guard cutter reached Hebeken after a collision near Atantic City. The Invincite headed to Norfolk, while the Madewaska sustained a large hole under the waterline and steel plate damage, forcing a layup in Brooklyn navy yard for weeks. The transport left Manta January 11 with 46 passengers including 12 soldiers. all aboard and crew unharmed.
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