Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Denver Woman
A Denver woman Mrs A Gregory writes that after six years of invalid status due to female troubles and an operation she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports backache bearing down pains and periodic pains improved to perfect health she had not enjoyed in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkhaim
A. Gregory
Lawrence Bt
Denver
Col
Lydia E Pinkham
Facts for Sick Women from Lydia Pinkham Plant Remedy
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetation Compound as a thirty year standard female remedy. It claims to cure displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains and nervous debility and invites women to write for advice at an address in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Milking Machines Demonstrated at Kansas Dairy College
In the dairy department at Manhattan Kansas the agricultural college reports successful use of a gasoline driven milking machine. The device attaches to cows and milks despite kicking or struggling, signaling a shift away from traditional milkmaids and their famed charms noted by poets.
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The
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
Stones of Ciwandu and the asphalt trust to Gwandu
In an African settlement the pavements near the gates resemble ivory skulls and are white as the web of Africans. Long use has polished Mem. When repairs are needed the Paving Board mobilizes forces to remove enemies and neighbors, ensuring every broad is addressed.
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Ciwandu
Gwandu
Everybrad
Hyacinths Linked to Heart Failure in Homes
Historical note reports a rare case where hyacinths in a Bromley living room allegedly induced faintness and a deep sleep in a healthy girl. Medical commentary cites depressant effects on the heart from concentrated perfume and advises ventilated rooms to avoid linked risks.
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Bromley
Kent
Cauzat
Louis God-Democrst
Creaking Doors and Historical Training School Data
The fragment notes dirty doors and bureau drawers being repaired by rubbing edges. It states the United States operated 274 training schools for purses with 21,052 pupils and 6,400 graduates last year, contrasting with 1880 when only fifteen schools existed with 222 pupils.
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United States
Oly
Change In Food Works Wonders In Heart Chronicle
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts cured years of indigestion after a doctor advised daily use. The letter says the food is predigested and strengthens the nervous system, suitable for children and adults, and references The Road to Wellville.
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Indy
Wellville
Guinness Murder Farm murderess linked to fire and deaths
Authorities claim Mrs. Belle Guinness died in a blaze at her home after a string of victims including her children Myrtle Sorenson aged eleven Lucy Sorenson aged nine Philip Guinness aged five. Suspects and unidentified bodies expand the list as investigators sort motive and method.
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Guinness
Myrtle
Lacy Sorenson
Philip Guinness
Philip
Hegelein
Andrew
Aberdeen
Mra. Guinness
Win
Laporte
Olson
Jennie
Anton Olson
Chicago
Quinness
Ole Budsberg
Iola
Wis
Aswer
Matrimonial offer from Mrs Guinness tied to Laporte murder plot
A translated Norwegian letter from Mrs Belle Guinness of Laporte Indiana describes a marriage prospect tied to a murder case. The note claims ownership of a farm near Chicago with seventy five acres, a twelve room house and modern improvements worth about 15000 dollars and seeks a cash security deposit to pursue a match.
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Waaupsea
Wis
Carl Petersen
Waupacs
Belle Guinness
Laporte
Patersoe
Waupaea
Indiana
Chicago
Acciden
MES
P. S. Guinness
Tnd
Unsolved murders swirl around Mrs Guinness case
Reports describe Ray Lamphere as central suspect in the Ireland era style murders of Mrs Guinness and her children and a batch of sensational discoveries including a dismembered body in a barn and two unidentified remains. Authorities outline four theories linking the deaths to divorce and betrayal within a wide circle.
British Forces Evacuate Khyber Pass After Afghan Casualties
Dispatch from Lahore reports Afghan dead near Sandi-Khatal in the Khyber Pass after heavy fighting with British troops. A Lahore message cites Afghan casualties at 200, though this figure is disputed by the British columns.
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Khyber Pass
London
England
Nea Sandi-Khatal
Colums
Lahore
Labor World Reports Cooperative Bakery Set To Open
The Labor World notes a San Jose cooperative bakery about to begin operations. It cites a saying on tradesmen life expectancy and reports on union consolidations and Connecticut labor metrics, including 1907 figures for articles, employees, and wage losses totaling over $155,542.
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San Jose
Cal
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Maple sugar market wide with abundant supply this spring
Marcle Sweets reports a strong maple sugar market as receipts remain high this spring. Demand is steady but supply outpaces available buyers, with European and other exports offering more sugar than can be readily sold.
Severe Weather Ended Eight Month Crop Drought in Colorado
A prolonged eight month crop drought in Northern Colorado was broken by a rain and snow storm, improving enrollment and crop prospects after difficult conditions.
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Colorado
Daughters of the Revolution Elect New Leaders and Local Industry Push
Miss Ekins faces pressure from Tealy to convert to Catholicism while Mrs Prances Pitz of Chelsea attends Mass. Mrs Daniel Lamont is re-elected president of the Army Relief Society at its annual meeting. Vigcountess Molesworth launches a jam factory at Walter's Hall Kent England amid flourishing activity.
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Tealy
Ekins
Prances Pitz
Chelsea
Mass
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Daniel Lamont
Army Relief Society
Vigcountess Molesworth
Walter's Hall
Kent
England
Mystery of the Headless Body at Guinness Farm
The Laporte case centers on Mrs. Guinness and a suspected killer ring. Authorities question her survival, link headless remains to her, and probe a dark room where bodies were stored and disposed. Ray Lamphere emerges as a key suspect amid luxury guest quarters and hidden graves.
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Guinness
Tia
Chicago
Mrs. Guinness
Laporte
Sherif Smutzer
Ray Lamphere
Lamphere
John Maxon
Man shoots divorcing Wisconsin wife and kin in rage
Martin Schleyer shoots wife and relatives after she wins a divorce in Kenosha Wisconsin. Mrs Schleyer and Herman Koehler are hospitalized with critical wounds as authorities report the assault followed a marital dispute and suspected affections. The woman was a major local property owner with ties to Portland Oregon.
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Kenowha
Wis
Martin Schleyer
Herman Koehler
Mra Schleyer
Koebler
Divorce Decree for Henry Johnson Lord in Superior Court
Bridgeport authorities report Henry Johnson Lord of Nichols County received a decree of absolute divorce from Augustine Emanuel Lord after Judge Robinson found the allegations of infidelity against the wife proven. The co respondent was identified as her former mulatto co worker Harry Coa cron.
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Bridgeport
Henry Johnson Lord
Nichols
Comn
Robinson
Augustine Emanuel Lord
Lord
Harry Coacron
Prominent Figures Mentioned in 19th Century Reports
E H Harriman is cited, Dr William T Mancing elected rector of Trinity Church, The Rev Morgan Dix led Trinity parish for over forty five years, John Hays Hammond secures a mining engineer contract worth 500000 dollars annually. Reference to John D Rockefeller's influence on establishing the Agricultural Guild at the University of Chicago with financial backing.
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E.H. Harriman
Aitty Versaid
William T.mancing
Trinity Church
Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
John Hays Hammond
Gurgenheims
John D. Rockafeller
Agricultural Guild
University of Chicago
All Magnate
Arstet
Congress at the two billion mark in spending
The piece reports that the current Sixtieth Congress has pushed annual appropriations above the billion level, with total potential 1909 outlays around 1.044 billion dollars. It notes deficits for the year, rising demands across navy, pensions, post office, sundry civil, and public buildings, plus partisan hints on fiscal policy and campaign usage of the data.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Spanker Reed
Treasury
Treasury Department
House of Representatives
Congress
Pnt
Navy
Sheath gowns stir riot fears at Longchamps racecourse
Four young women in ultra fashion sheath gowns caused uproar at Longchamp enclosure on Sunday. Police removed the wearers amid crowd astonishment as designers promote directoire revival. observers warn of a fashion spread while some applauded and others jeered.
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Paris
Longchamps
Rue de la Paix
Directoire
Jonny
Esprittpat Police
Wife Takes Horse’s Place In Evanston Salewagon Task
Mrs. Prant Malewski fifty five wife of an Evanston junk dealer has taken over the wagon duties at the Mumine sale. She uses a special harness to pull a heavily laden wagon through Evanston and Wilmette while her husband remains in the shop. The Humane Society cannot act while she continues, and she watches for potential buyers and routes sales with her husband’s guidance, a service he lacked before.
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Mumine Sale
Chicago
Prant Malewski
Evanston
Lavan
Bvanston
Wilmette
Alamrity
Milenski
Mhe
Philadelphia Doctors Warn Buttercup Picking Harms Children
Dr W W Chalfonte told physicians that some rages miscalled measles stem from gathering buttercups and smelling their perfume. He cited Germany and Holland laws banning picking buttercups as evidence.
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Philadelphia
W W. Chalfonte
Chalfonte
Germany
Holland
Packey McParland sets $20000 demand before Gans bout
In this sports note Packey McParland declares he will not fight Gans unless offered twenty thousand dollars. The report also covers Jos B King winning the fifteen mile marathon in 124 29 1-5 at Pacific Coast tryouts for Olympic selection. Frank L Kramer wins first race on Wallsburg track in Newark defeating Jos Fogler in half mile sprint.
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Packey McParland
Syon
Gans
Pacific Coast
Jos
B. King
America
Henley-on-Thames
Frank L. Kramer
New Wallsburg
Newark
N. J
Jos Fogler
Heart Resuscitation Method Claim by Dr Sullivan
Hartford report notes Dr FL Sullivan predicts a new resuscitation method. He used rhythmic chest squeezes matched to pulse to revive Nunelo Chiat after his heart stopped, suggesting immediate heart exposure and artificial respiration could save a apparently drowned individuals.
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Hartford
Conn
FL Sullivan
Nunelo Chiat
Lwiee
Sullivan
Prince and officials in capital city dispatches
Baron Sakatani former finance minister arrives in New York City while in Madrid the Infant Prince of Asturias becomes private in the Epen regiment on his birth. Cardinal Logue preaches at St Patrick's Cathedral New York on God in Wonderful In His Saints. Navy tests a free skeleton mast after Florida monitor engagement.
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Sakatani
Dajau
New York City
Madrid
Prince of the Asturias
Cardinal Logue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
God
Navy Department
Florida
Mexican Homes Described as Cane Huts in Warm Climate
The text depicts Mexican homes built from canes with grass thatched roofs and no chimneys. It notes hot conditions, smoke escaping through the roof, and vines and flowers decorating even the poorest huts. Inmates sleep on the floor without removing clothing, sometimes outdoors when not sleeping or cooking.
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Mexico
Christan Hedeavor
Landscape Madee of Bacteria Exhibit at German Show
A remarkable landscape crafted from colonies of differently colored bacteria thrived in gelatin and meat extract. The exhibit formed part of an eccentric art display featuring spinach and egg compositions and color-aperture media.
Truth and Quality laxative claims in old advertisement
An archival advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a natural gentle laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility. It cites physician approval and urges buying from California Fig Syrup Co. It also mentions Dr Kline's Restorer and Allen's Foot-Vase for foot care with buy details and free samples.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Gravy and a Foot Powder Tale
An old ad feature extols gravy as a fiendish substitute for grave and praises Allen's Foot-Ease powder for feet. It touts cures for smarting and perspiring feet, claims 30 000 testimonials, and warns against imitations while urging readers to buy the advertised product from trusted dealers.
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Allen
Texandle
Little Boy’s Eczema Healed After Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. John G Klumpp of 30 Niagara St Newark New Jersey says her seven year old son suffered a severe facial eruption since six weeks old. She tried doctors and specialists with little success until Cuticura Remedies provided relief and eventual healing.
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Jerema
Oczema
John G. Klumpp
Niagara St
Newark, N. J
Weissbach Hotel Promises Solitude For Global Guests
An excerpt notes Weissbach as a favored Swiss resort for solitude seekers. It highlights that visitors arrive from around the world to enjoy quiet surroundings and isolation, making the location a premier retreat for those craving peace and seclusion.
Wonna Are Likely to Suffer With Dangerous Kidney Disorders
Mrs John Kirk of Detroit Michigan recounts a health crisis five years earlier when kidney trouble caused back ache dizziness dropsy and swelling. She says Dean's Kidney Pills relieved the symptoms in weeks and she regained strength to 163 pounds. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sells the pills for 50 cents a bar.
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John Kirk
RF D
Detroit
Mich
Dean
Poster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
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Sorenson
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Secretary Wilson
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Washington Star
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France
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