Two Women Endorse Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Letters from Reading and Gainesville praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for chronic female ailments. Mrs War of Reading credits relief to the regimen after years of pain and doctors. Mrs W M Stephens of Gainesville says the product allowed her to work and avoid surgery.
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Lydk
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Anthels
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia J. Pinkham
Tama
W. M. Stepumns
Harvey St
Gainesville
Texas
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Pain Relief History
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine and safe for over twenty years. It urges acceptance of Bayer packages with directions for headache toothache neuraglia rheumatism and colds. Boxes of 12 cost a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Fire department lectures to guide school course plan
Acting on Captain Barton’s suggestions the Rouss Company will hold the school for one night in the winter months. Instruction will follow the Civil Service Commission and Metropolitan Fire Department of Washington plans with Fire Chief Wagner and others invited to lecture.
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Barton
Rouss
Civil Service Commission
Metropolitan Fire Department of
Washington
Wagner
Exact Words and the Peace Settlement Question
A fragment reflects on the global push for a world peace settlement. It notes expectations by Houmania, Czecho Slova kia, and Lerbia that US military force would enforce covenants if broken. The speaker rejects claiming absolute certainty in achieving perfect terms.
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Houmania
Czecho-Slovakia
Lerbia
United States
Firemen to be trained by experts
The October meeting of the Charley Rouss Fire Company hailed a milestone in Winchester firefighting progress. Captain Barton urged strict enforcement of fire regulations to protect property and praised individual firemen for their knowledge and potential if properly studied.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Winchester Fire Department
Robert T. Barton
Captain Barton
Death of Six Year Old Rosalee Owens in Fire Incident
Six year old Rosalee Owens died from burns after a child reportedly found with matches while alone at home. She was taken to Martinsburg Mdaughters Hospital in West Virginia where she died within hours. Funeral services were held at Payadle Chapel later that day.
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Rosalee Owens
Owens
King’s Mdaughters’ Hospital
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Phieschild
G. Homman
Hosah
Soviet and Poles Agree to Sign Preliminary Peace Treaty
Soviet and Polish peace delegates have arranged to sign a preliminary peace treaty here tonight. The accord includes four articles and two annexes, with one annex outlining the armistice to be concluded that night.
Prosecution Planned Against Anthracite Mine Operators
Attorney General Palmer ordered the Department of Justice to prepare indictments for profiteering against mine owners in northeastern Pennsylvania. Evidence collected by officials indicates many operators could be charged under the Lever Act anti profiteering provisions.
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Washington
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Deplrmett
Census Chief's Daughter Dead in Poison Death
Washington reports indicate Serenaen Hospital announced the daughter of the census chief died today after a reported poison self infliction. Police describe the act as a suicide drawing sharp inquiries amid the era’s political tensions.
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Nether Rogers
Sam
United States
Hington
Serenaen
Anieneme
Pasquale Pasquale Confesses in Norristown Child Killing
Pasquale the Crank confessed to Pennsylvania State Police Superintendent D Lynn Adams that he abducted Blakely Coughlin from his Norristown home and smothered the child under his coat. He said he buttoned the coat and ran away, later discovering the baby was dead, with officials withholding details until searches could be conducted.
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The
Associated Press
Harris
Pasquale
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Major. Adams
Major Adams
Coughlin
Donner
Samuel Gerhatat
Viciity
Edge*Harbor
N. J
Two Famous Southpaws On Hurling Hill
The Dodgers face the Indians in a pivotal game as both teams chase the World Series. Duster Mails opposes Sherrdd Smith in a hot August showdown at League Park with Brooklyn needing a win to stay alive and Cleveland seeking three more victories to clinch. The crowd braces for a classic pitchers duel amid heat and tension.
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Penk Beg
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sherrdd’ Smith
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Brooklyn Beach
Lake Front
Connoly
O'Day
Dineen
Olson
Sheehan
Neil
Wahéat
Myers
Kernethy
Kilduff
Elliott
Smith
Sewell
O'Neill
Matis
League case is ready for jury in presidential race
Governor Cox, candidate for the Democratic nomination, said in Springfield Ohio that the League of Nations case is about ready for the jury as the campaign opens Senator Harding is his chief opponent. He argued the electorate has an unequal opportunity to contribute to the civilized world.
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Associated Press
Springfield
League of Nations
Cox
Ohio
Harding
Prohibition Act Stands After Supreme Court Review
Washington October 11 The Supreme Court convened to reconsider its June decision upholding the validity of the prohibition amendment and key portions of the enforcement act. The ruling maintains existing prohibitions while awaiting further action.
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Vie Washington
Stepreane Court
Harding Back from the West
Senator Harding returned to Marion today from a western speaking trip and began a busy program at his office clearing away remaining campaign business before leaving tomorrow to speak in Tennessee.
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Marion
Trarding
Tennessee
Stock market declines and mixed rail gains trim gains
New York stock trading opened with declines in rails oils steels coppers and sugars. Texas and Pacific fell three points and Lake Erie and Western preferred fell 3 percent as other firms showed minor losses. Market strength came from Liberty bonds as call money opened around seven percent.
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New York
Texas and Pacific
Lake Erie
Western
New York Central
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
St Paul
Bethlehem and Republic Steels
Mexican Petroleum
American Sugar
Motors
Race rioters to pay penalty in Arkansas case
Conviction of Frank Moore and five other men sentenced to death for participation in race riots in Phillips County Arkansas last October will stand after the Supreme Court refused to review their cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank Moore
Phillips
Ark
Will
Supreme Court
Winchester public schools faculty honored at teachers reception
About 38 members of the Winchester Public Schools faculty including Supt. F. E. Clerk attended a reception hosted by Cock Street Methodist Church. Rev P M Richards and the pastor spoke. music by Mrs William Cooper Miss Hawthorne and Thomas Burney accompanied the program. refreshments followed.
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Winkchester
F. E. Clerk
Cock. Street
Ge G. Hardy
P.M. Richardapp
Willian
Curious Name Explained for Beefeaters at the Tower
The warders of the Tower of London were first styled beefeaters in the era of Edward VI. The term likely derives from the Fresey meter, signaling a link to Yeomen of the Guard. Origins trace to Henry VIII era around 1430.
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Londo
Edward VI
Henry Midye
Decree of reference in Ford estate case at Winchester
In the Corporation Court of the City of Winchester a decree of reference directs publication in The Winchester Star. It orders creditors and interested parties to present claims by November 3, 1920 at 4 o clock in the afternoon at Bowes Avenue Winchester Virginia. Master Russell Cather will proceed to execute the decree.
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Corporation Court of
Winchentat
Willie B. Ford
Nis
Winchester Star
Ford
Bowes Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Sindh
Williams and Moore Dominate Local Dispatches
Gray and Barton report strong performances for Robert T. Barton and Joseph F. Moore as prominent figures in the latest local sports coverage, highlighting notable plays and outcomes from the event.
Campaign Has Iteer
A fragmented political note shows a speaker welcoming the idea of debate and discussing living costs. The garbled text mentions Tupkina and a desire to secure higher living standards through political effort.
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