Five Women Report Relief From Hidden Ailments With Lydia E Pinkham
Letters from five women describe relief from severe female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim avoided operations, improved health, and renewed ability to work. Names and addresses accompany each account, with request for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland, Ohto
C.H. Grirriru
Constant St
Cleveland, O
Lydia E.pinkham
Sermon Sparks Church Talk in Penn's Neck Hamlet
President Wilson recalls a famous Princeton professor who filled the pulpit at a tiny country church in Penn's Neck. The preacher delivered his finest sermon, thrilling the congregation, until the elder asked at the close, What’s the damage.
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Wilson
Princeton
Penn's Neck
His Mild Request
A dash of domestic friction as a man asks for the return of a Panama hat with veil and pins removed. The woman responds sharply, insisting the accessories stay off when worn downtown again.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Traffic Over Forest River Bridges Reaches 721000 Tons Daily
Daily traffic over the forest river bridges in New York amounts to about 721 thousand tons. The figure reflects consistent freight movement through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yarb Doctor Blamed In Quinine Pill Mix Up
South Philadelphia apothecary Guy Hoerner dispenses a postal card to a flapper when a woman in calico wrap confronts him demanding half a dozen five ounce quinine pills. She insists the pills will help her daughter and cites a previous misadventure with bird shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hoerner
Philadelphia
Gladys
Island souvenir ban pleases summer visitor
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes a visitor discovering an island where souvenirs are not sold, as a local property owner forbids sales. The exchange ends with the visitor expressing growing fondness for the place.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Coffee vs Postum Brings Health Turnaround
A Topeka man recalls coffee harming his health and hearing. He quit coffee, switched to Postum, and reports relief from bilious fever headaches dizziness and fatigue with improved health and mood.
Germany Regrets Loss of Life in Arabic Action
Berlin reports regret over American casualties from the sinking of the Arabic. Germany refuses indemnity, citing belief the Arabic threatened a hostile attack on a German submarine. If no accord, dispute to The Hague for arbitration under The Hague Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Amsterdam
Germany
United States
Dunsley
Kinsale
Irish Sea
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Hague
Tribunal For Arbitration
Peril of Lead in Battery Plants Warned by U S Labor Bureau
A report from the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics outlines dangerous industrial conditions in lead storage battery factories. Workers face lead dust and fumes during grid production, with hoods and exhausts reducing risk in some kettles. Lead oxide work poses danger when done by hand. enclosed machinery lowers risk. Overall U S conditions are worse than in Germany and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Germany
Great Britain
I Guess the Bounderbys Have Entered Society
A fragment suggests the Bounderbys in society circles. The remark notes relatives and old friends no longer speak well of them, hinting at social decline or scandal within a literary or period context.
Fragments from Puck Style Dialogue on Fear in Slaughterhouse
A quoted exchange features a Chicago man recalling standing in a slaughterhouse as hogs were killed. A tender-hearted girl asks if he was afraid, eliciting an emotional reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Cago
Puck
Luck and Character in Company
Uncle Eben says a man is known by the company he keeps and not by the stories he reads or the shows he attends. The remark frames a caution about judging character by social circle.
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Eben
Varied 1915 News Include Tragedy and Trials
The report covers a range of incidents from a boy's accident after pulling a large flag to the death of a Summitville postmaster, bootlegging cases in Indianapolis, a wedding at the state fair, a wife murder trial in Petersburg, and Indiana Foresters officers' election. It notes trials, sentences, and organizational updates with several named towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Danville
Harry _Corm
Evanaville
Joseph, Mackabee
Frank Marshall
United States
J. W. Wartmann
Indianapolis
Milton W. Mangus
United States District Attorney
Benjamin Bosse
Fred Long
Troy
Harry W. Wright
Mae Emo
Emo
Justice E. L. Parr
Broad Ripple
Mae Emp
Mae Reese
Chicago
Petersburg
Pike Circuit Court
Jacob Burton
Burton
H. W. Carpenter
Krieg
W. D.curll
Carpenter
Elkhart
Indiana High Court of Foresters
Harry W. Skean
Terre Haute
Herbert Rowe
W. W. ‘Wilson
Frank B. Ally
D. A. Cox
Howell
Henry Rubin
Evansville
J. A. Hartman
Jos
Frankfort
Pendleton
Reflective Quote Fragments on Freedom and Funerals
Fragmented quotation about freedom of the seas and funeral processions. The text suggests personal beliefs of men about their own funeral processions and implies irony or critique of contemporary attitudes. No clear event or source identifiable.
Dumba Recall Demanded by United States over Espionage Plot
Secretary Lansing announced Ambassador Dumba of Austria Hungary is dismissed after he admitted planning to incite strikes against U S munitions plants and used an American bearer to relay dispatches. The U S government demanded his recall and expressed regret but stressed desire to maintain cordial ties with Austria Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penfield
Vienna
Constantin’ Dumba
United States
Lansing
U.S
Department
Constantin Dumba
Archibald
Mr. Dumba
Austria-Hungary
Dumba
ENVOYS SENT HOME IN PAST era recalls and charges
Washington records list former foreign ministers recalled or suspended over the years. Names include France’s Moustier and Genet, Nicaragua’s Marcelota, Salvador’s Segur, Russia’s Catacazy, Spain’s Du Puy de Lome, Marquis of Casa Yrugo, Britain’s Jackson and Crampton, France’s Poussin, Lord Sackville-West, with charges ranging from neutrality violations and political interference to disrespect for the U S government and attempts to tamper with press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count DE “Moustier
France
Court of
Prussia
M. Edmond C. Genet
Great Britain
Marcoleta
Nicaragua
United States
Costa Rica
Credentals
Henry Segur
Salvador
Guatemala
Catacazy
Russia
Senor DU Puy DE Lome
Spain
McKinley
Marquis OF Casa Yrugo
F. J. Jackson
Lord Sackville-West
Greece and Balkan Powers Reach Major Accord
Geneva dispatch says Premier Venizelos secured an accord among Greece Serbia Romania and Bulgaria. The agreement reportedly will be ratified by the four governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Geneva
The
Tribune
Venizelos
Greece
Servian
Roumanian
Grand Duke Leaves on Farewell Visit
A historical note reports Grand Duke Nicholas bidding farewell to his cousin during a Wednesday night departure as Caricants troops stood by.
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Nicholas
Denison Coffee Tongue Debate Sparks Cultural Divide
A fragmented note cites conflicts over language heritage and bilingual identity. The piece hints at tension between generations and communities as the term mother tongue and father tongue appear in dispute within Denison.
Do Women on Juries and Suffrage Views
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw of the National American Woman Suffrage Association asserts that women need not sit on all juries but supports women serving on some juries. She notes women can handle difficult juries and implies opposition to men preying on youth. A brief anecdote contrasts a ball game exchange about a husband's behavior.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Doctor Shaw
Satan
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for instant relief from eczema rashes itching and irritation in infants and children. Claims rest sleep and speedy healing with at home samples by mail from Cuticura Dept XY Boston sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Boss Tweed Home To Be Replaced By Guaranty Trust Building
Boss Tweed’s old Fifth Avenue at Forty third Street residence, a city landmark 62 by 123 feet, will be replaced by a 16 story Guaranty Trust Co building. The house was sold years ago to Richard T. Wilson for 1 200 000 dollars. Tweed escaped police after guards delayed at the front door. he fled to the river then to his yacht and later went to Spain before being returned.
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Boss Tweed
Fifth Avenue
Forty-third Street
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Tammany
Richard T. Wilson
Tweed
Spain
United States
How to Clean Stone Window Sills
A Missouri woman shares a simple method from the Woman's Home Companion to clean stone steps and window sills. Rub with coarse sandpaper until marks disappear, then dust. Wearing canvas gloves protects hands from scratches and helps keep surfaces white longer than water scrubbing.
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Missouri
Club Prognostications
A fragmented note predicts rain before arrival and notes uncertainty about getting there. It hints at planning concerns and weather affecting attendance.
No clear event found in fragmentary text
The readable portion presents a garbled quote about Denison's Coffee and unspecified men, with phrases about kicking and neutrality, but no discernible event, date, or participants to summarize into a coherent news item.
When Dont Let Gray Hairs Make You Look Old
Ad touts Hay's Hair Health as a guaranteed method to restore natural hair color. Claims include harmless use, hiding gray hairs, dandruff removal, scalp toning, and lustre enhancement. Package prices 25c 50c and 1.00 with Newark supplier listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Adv
Hat trimming by magic professor noted in Courier Journal
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet records a magician removing 30 yards of ribbon 14 plumes and buckles from a hat. The feminine party comments the material could trim it neatly.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Where He Loses
A witty aphorism about punctuality contrasts two views on time and waiting for others to arrive. It casts doubt on strict timeliness when others fail to meet schedules.
Reputation Pressure Keeps Spot Open
A terse remark notes that a good reputation cannot secure a spot, implying selection favors other factors. The statement underscores merit and perception in placement decisions without naming people or events.
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Dean
Mra. T
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Pittsfield
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Illss Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
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Negress
Kansas City
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Teme
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Rochester
N.Y
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Daliys
Compinea
Sebold
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