Lydia Pinkham Medicine Ad Claims Real Testimonials
Primitive testimonial ad asserts genuine endorsements for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from women like Mrs Waters of Coupen New Jersey and Mrs TriLm arena of Camden New Jersey. It invites letters to LYDIA E PINKHAM MEDICINE CO Lynn Mass for confidential advice and urges women to try the remedy for female ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rsp
Piankham
Mrs. Waters
Coupen
N.J
Coats
TriLmarena
Mechanic Street
Camden, N.S
Lydia E.pinkham
Wheat advances on rust fears and Missouri Kansas damage
Wheat futures rose in Baltimore driven by reports of rust and chinch bugs in Missouri and Kansas. The market touched a 60 cent intraday gain before settling, with Chicago leading the upturn on a stronger close. Speculation remains a major force behind price swings as traders react to growing crop concerns.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Eve Nee
Mrs J C Ford Returns Home After Successful Hospital Operation
Mrs. J C Ford formerly of Win co now Charlestown has returned home from Charlestown Hospital after a highly successful surgical operation performed by Dr BE C Stuart of Winchester and Drs C L Skinner and Philips of Charlestown.
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J. C. Ford
Winco But
Charlestown, W
Charlestown Hospital
BE. C. Stuart
Winchester
C. L. Skinner and Philips
Charlestown
Robinsons visit Fairmont to honor mother’s eighty first birthday
Mr. Charles L. Robinson travels to Fairmont West Virginia to spend days at his old home and visit his venerable mother Mrs. R J Robinson who will celebrate her eighty first birthday.
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Charles L. Robinson
Fairmont
W. Va
R. J. Robinson
Believes Doomed Boy Is Innocent In Bristol Case
May 12. Judge N P Oglesby says he may seek an appeal for James Canter, sentenced to death as an accomplice in Maude Wilson's murder. He believes James innocent, noting Luther Canter confessed and the court condemned him, arguing James may have had no involvement.
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Bristol
Vau
Ike
James Canter
Luther Canter
James
Poultry Experts Visit Winchester For School Fair
Mr J Kinghorne and Mr A G Bell of the U S Department of Agriculture will spend Thursday and Friday in Winchester under the Frederick County Farmers Bureau. They will judge the egg show at the school fair and assist in planning a poultry feeding plant. Friday talks at 34 Rouss Avenue welcome those in poultry work. United States Department of Agriculture films on chicken raising shown at Empire theater Thursday night Friday afternoon and Saturday.
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J. Kinghorne
A. G. Bell
Bureau of Animal Industry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Winchester
Frederick County
Rouss Avenue
United States Department ‘of Agriculture
Empire Theater
C. BE
Koontz
Public sale of valuable Winchester real estate in court auction
Special commissioners announce a public auction in front of Winchester Circuit Court for June 16 1915 at 11 a m. The sale includes a West Water Street lot with a brick dwelling and the Shenandoah Hotel property on North Main Street. Terms: one third cash day of sale, remaining balance in one and two years with bonds and deed of trust.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
I of M
West Water Street
Winchester
Water Street
Amherst Street
A. G. Ms ‘Ord
Jos. H. Savage
Shenandoah Hotel
S. Smell of
M. War
Sp’l. Com
R. H.R. Kern
Herbert
Larrick
Incaeaoe
Circuit Wet
Mrs Inez V Hardy Returns From Visit to Gerardstown
Miss Inez V. Hardy of Hackwood returns from a pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. Wilson Adams at Gerardstown West Virginia where she stayed at the Adams home.
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Inez V. Hardy
Hackwood
Wilson Adams
Gerardstown
W.va
Constipation Concerns Among Elderly Highlighted
A short, dated note discusses constipation prevalence in older adults, noting common symptoms and suggesting dietary and medical approaches to relief. It emphasizes awareness and possible treatment options for seniors.
President Debates Policy After Lusitania Sinking
The article details President Wilson weighing actions after the Lusitania disaster, seeking guarantees that unarmed ships with neutral passengers are spared or properly searched before destruction. It discusses German responsibility and possible international inquiry, plus Queenstown casualty identifications and ongoing recovery efforts near the Lusitania site.
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Wilson
United States
Lusitania
Wil
Polley
Germany
Ill health of Mr Robert Spates in critical stage
The condition of Mr. Robert Spates at his East Clifford street home has become critical after a severe sinking spell on Monday night though he rallied slightly. He remains weak with little vitality as family and friends monitor his health. Mr A H Berry is listed as assisting. John Griffiths family returned from Washington after attending the funeral of J C Griffith. Mrs H G Shepherd, recently in West Virginia, has returned with improved health.
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Robert Spates
Clifford Street
A. H. Berry
Spates
H. G. Shepherd
West Virginia
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