Young Mother Now Strong in Wisconsin Ad Uses
Kenosha Wisconsin women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for post childbirth troubles. The ad claims the medicine has been in use nearly fifty years and is a woman's remedy recommended by mothers and grandmothers.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Virginias Democrats Rally For Swanson and Peery
The piece reports Harry F. Byrd accusing Republicans of a $90,000 slush fund in the Ninth District while urging Virginians to back Senator Swanson and Congress candidates. He discusses tariffs, farm income, and calls for full turnout in the general election alongside a Bristol campaign event with Cox's visit anticipated.
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Sident Harding
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Virginia
Swanson
Congress
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Bristol
Harry F. Byrd
Wigchester
Byrd
George C. Peery
James M. Cox
Ohio
What It Means To Eat Apples
A doctor explains to a girl that apples contain albumen sugar gum malic acid gallic acid fibre water and phosphorus. He notes apples balance digestion support skin and brain and even renew youthful vigor citing ancient reverence for the fruit. The doctor ends with a plan to have an apple.
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New York Tribune
Masked gang attack ends in death near Spelter City
In Henrietta Oklahoma Reese Adkins of Dewar is killed and constable Thomas Bogus wounded as masked assailants believed allied with a new secret society called the True Blues attempt to kidnap Adkins after leaving a motion picture theater. An unidentified man was shot in the leg.
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Associated Press
Henrietta
Oklahoma
Reese Adkins
Dewar
Thomas Bogus
Spelter City
Here
Adkins
Bogus
King
True Blues
Poisoned Cake Kills Man in Pennsylvania Case
Police probe the sender of a poisoned cake that killed W. W. Sterrett of Devon and left Mrs. Sterrett gravely ill. A Montgomery County coroner's post mortem suggested two poisons were mixed in the icing by an expert, with detectives noting hints the package was sent by a woman based on how it was wrapped.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Sterrett
Devon
Great Revival Underway at Stephens City Methodist Church
A weeklong revival led by Rev. George W. Gaither and gospel singer J. Owen Long draws large crowds at Stephens City Methodist Church. Sunday features Sunshine Choir performances, a sermon titled No Man Cared for My Soul, and invitations as hundreds fill aisles from Kernstown to Strasburg. Services continue nightly at 7:30 with preaching at 8.
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Stephens City Methodist Church
George W. Gaither
J. Owen Long
Hartionburg
Sunshine Choir
Stephens City
Jesus
Williams
Adams
Gaither
Fearis
Wolf
Pennsylvania
Barton
Long
Ellie Williams
Kernstown
Brucetown
Winchester
Strasburg
Women to Gather at Library Meeting Tonight
Democratic women of Winchester are urged by Mrs. BE Wunder to attend an 8 o'clock meeting in the library lecture hall. Organizers say the gathering will shape party activity and mobilize women voters for the Democratic cause.
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Winchester
BE. L. Wunder
Women’s
Andaribrary
Democratic Party
Wunder
Newly Found Relation and a Vassar Miscellany Note
A Burden Lifted, Jibway looks downcast as he concedes the struggle to make ends meet ends. A newly found relation and a student asks permission to ride with his brother, while the warden questions how long they have known each other in a brief Vassar Miscellany News snippet.
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Jibway
Vassar Miscellany
The Old and the New Way Bar Basement Recall
A short reminiscence contrasts an old college basement bar with a stricter newly quiet setting. The piece mentions Oregon Lemon Punch as a noted beverage.
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Oregon
Exchange Sparks Light Hearted Quip Between Man and Woman
A witty dialogue features a woman saying men ignore advice while a man retorts that women absorb it and recite it back. The banter highlights gendered perceptions in a humorous exchange.
One in Every Family
A terse line asserts one fool per family and laments being an only child, Bernard, in a brief, reflective quip.
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Bernard
Questioning Alice’s trouble and blame shifts
Dialogue frames how blame moves when the speaker starts pointing out Alice is at fault. The exchange suggests accountability changes as the speaker identifies Alice as the source of the troubles.
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Alice
Executions Force Selections Of Two Crimes In Pa Penitentiary
Thomas Verne Rhyal convicted of murdering 14 year old Clara Belle Lennox was executed by electric chair at Rock View penitentiary in Bellefonte. Curtis Sipple alias Robert Hicks followed for the 1919 murder of Gabriel Poetacchia at a railroad camp in York County.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Thomas Verne Rhyal
Clara’ Belle Lennox
Newcastle
Rock View Penitentiary
Rhyal
Curtis Sipple
Robert G. Hicks
Gabriel Poetacchia
York County
Tobacco Planting Progress in Canada Surges
Report notes a marked rise in Canadian tobacco cultivation with about 20 000 yerms planted last year reflecting rapid expansion in farming.
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Canada
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