Woman's Change Relief lauded by Fleetwood reader
A Letter from Mrs. Edwarp B. Fleetwood Pa hails Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing debilitating symptoms before menopause. The testimonial claims improved health, reduced doctor visits, and strong endorsement for continued use. The ad emphasizes warning signs and urges intelligent women to use the product to invigorate the female system.
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Talways
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Edwarp
B. Fae Bert
Fleetwood
Height of Americans Compared With World Races
A survey of hundreds of thousands of native born Americans shows the average adult male height around 5 feet 7 1 2 inches to 5 feet 7 3 4 inches, similar across regions. Only the Scotch exceed him. Swedes, North Germans, and others trail by up to three inches, with Greeks and Turks about two inches shorter.
Last Resort Silk Bargain Plan in Retail Scene
The floor walker and clerks discuss a silk roll price and pricing strategy. A clerk argues the silk is not worth the quoted price, while another suggests raising by a dollar per yard to clear stock and move it to the bargain shelves.
Ilra Winslow Teething Syrups Soothing Gum Relief
A historical advertisement promotes Ilra Winslow's Teething Syrup for children. It claims to soothe gums and relieve inflamed teething discomfort, pricing the remedy at 25 cents per bottle.
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ilra-Winslow
Chaos and Others Seem to Think the Clubs Belong to
Fragmentary text suggests debate over ownership of clubs with quotes around Chaos and others. The readable portion indicates opinions about who controls the clubs, without clear evidence of individuals or entities.
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Convent Banquet Held
The Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers association closed its annual Indianapolis convention with officer elections and a banquet. Joseph A. Munchef acted as toastmaster. Julian Wetzel urged honesty in advertising while condemning fake sale signs seen in Memphis Atlanta and Brooklyn. Nearly 200 members attended as Will H. Wade was named chairman and F. E. Davis secretary.
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Indianapolis
Indiana ‘ Retail Furniture Dealers' Association
Joseph A. Munchef
J. A. Conrey
Shelbyville
Harry N. Tolles
Chicago
Rahe
Fort Wayne
Elmer F. Gay
T. L. Thompson
C. W. Smuck
Ed. O’haver
John M. Touse
New York
Julian Wetzel
Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wetzel
R. A. Nivens
Thorntown
Boone County
J. W. Trittipe
Fortville
Hancock
L.W. Cox
Sheridan
Hamilton
F. BE. Davis
Tipton
Tipton County
J. A. Thompson
Edinburg
Johnson
Martineville
Morgan
Association
W. A. Cline
M. F. Bayard
W. ©. Osborn
Danville
Arthur Alexander
Frankfort
Ross Wallace
J. L. McCullough
Marion
J. P. Frenzel, Jr
O. N. Frenzel
McCullough
Ralston
George F. Quick
Continental National Bank
O’brien
Mr. Arnold
Banking Department
Dick Miller
Indiana Sunday School Assoc Elects Hall President Eighteenth Year
The Indiana State Sunday School association closed its 1913 Evansville convention with W. C. Hall of Indianapolis chosen for an eighteenth straight year as president. Other officers named include T. L. Scott vice president, George N. Burnie general secretary, and C. S. Dearborn treasurer. The board filled unexpired director terms with Homer J. Hall, J. F. Lehmen, and Doctor Hottie. The event featured Bible study, conferences, and calls for five new missionary workers, plus a house-to-house religious census led by Shreve Durban of Chicago.
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W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
Indiana State Sunday School Association
Evansville
Hall
T. L. Scott
Cass County
George N. Burnie
C. S. Dearborn
Homer J. Hall
Franklin
J. F. Lehmen
Doctor Hottie
Corydon
Paul Pfeiffer
E. T. Albertson
Missionary Department
First Baptist Church
Shreve Durban
Chicago
Durban
Lehmen
Indiana
Hazel
Lewis
Shdilenapolis
Board Addresses New Case Additions
A church board announces the addition of new cases to be addressed in upcoming sessions. Officials confirm ongoing reviews and note procedural steps for stakeholder input and documentation.
Indiana May death toll from health board statistics
State board of health reports May deaths in Indiana totaled 2,872 with 2,872 total. Murbers 7 men and 3 women. nine by firearms, one by stabbing, and 41 by self harm equal to April. Age groups show 964 deaths in those over 65 and 388 in young children. Pulmonary tuberculosis 317, pneumonia 282, cancer 194, polio 3, measles 2. Indianapolis 262 deaths, Lafayette 19.5 rate, East Chicago 28.5 rate, Clinton 34 rate, Covington 45.5 rate.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Tate
Lafyette
Hammond
Chicago
Clinton
Covington
State
Pollo
Boone
Delaware
Insanity Claim After Bid Sparks Contract Revocation
Several towns report heat related deaths and misfortune. In Bedford a man seeks contract revocation after claiming insanity at bid time. Hammond records four heat deaths including Damme Patale and others on the Calumet. Booneville reports a $25,000 fire loss. Terre Haute man dies in quicksand. Lebanon sees a drowning. South Bend notes another suicide attempt thwarted. Marion and Gary incidents follow amid high heat and distress.
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Hammond
Calumet
Paul Damme
Louis Patale
Indiana Harbor Canal
Martin Stanley
Gary
John Berran
Calumet River
Terre Haute
William Dever
Shirksville
Ostracism in Greek politics hailed as civic remedy
The piece explains ostracism, a Greek practice where citizens used oyster shells to vote out influential persons for the state's good. It describes its recall-like function and historical use to curb graft and power, noting how Athens protected the republic by exile rather than punishment.
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Christian” Herald
Senate
Commonwealth
Ringworm on Child's Face Strikes Stratford Family
Mrs Ora Prim of Stratford Iowa describes a three year battle with ringworm on her seven year old son’s face and legs. She recalls red spots with crusts that expanded, intense itching, sleepless nights, and failed remedies, ending with loss of liniments and no relief.
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Stratford
Iowa
Cutcur Pa Adv
Unclear fragment Nonsense Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about a four legged assistant and pulling an organ, with stray quotes and unclear context. No discernible event or identifiable entities emerge from the snippet.
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Tony
Tyree's Powder Claims Cures Skin Ailments
The advertisement touts Tyree's Powder as a cure for prickly heat and all skin affections. It promises quick relief and offers a free sample, with sales at 25 cents through druggists and instructions to write Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C. for the sample.
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Tyree
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia School Crowding Throws 14 000 Children Out
The record notes that more than 14 000 children are crowded out of Philadelphia schools. A fictional exchange from Gotham questions where these children sleep, highlighting urban schooling strain.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Gotham
Yeast Ball, Cigar Ads, and Iron Production Snapshot
An OCR fragment mentions a humorous exchange about why a drink is called a ball and a stray quote about work as the secret of success. It notes Binder cigars lasting sixteen years. It cites Pennsylvania 1912 basic pig iron output at 6,190,096 tons.
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Pennsylvania
Fish flavored eggs puzzle at Rainbow Lake sanitarium
At Foresters' sanitarium Rainbow Lake N Y a poultry yard near the lake sees hens floating with ducks and diving to catch infant trout. The keeper a biologist notes the flavor comes from long association with ducks and plans to separate flocks to protect reputation.
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Foresters’ Sanitarium
Rainbow Lake
N. Y
Is It Right to Advertise Coca Cola
A political figure attacks Coca Cola advertising in the religious press, arguing public distraction from shortcomings. The court favored Coca Cola, noting caffeine levels and flavor differ from coffee or tea. The piece questions advertising Coca Cola and similar beverages.
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Coca-Cola Company
Coca- Cola Company
Emperor Meeting Returns Compliment on French Speech
The emperor acknowledged the man’s remark on his Mot material for the occasion. The reply included thanks and a note that his French speech was unusually good, while his German accent remained noticeable.
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Remarck
Occasi
Retorns
Jumping to conclusions as a continuous hurdle race
A concise aphorism equates quick judgments to leaping obstacled life, urging caution before forming conclusions and highlighting the perpetual challenge of growing certainty.
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George Carson
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John Sertel
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Lebanon
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Charles Gloter
Marion Automobile Company
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South Bend
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