Suffering Women Find Cure Claims From Lydia Pinkham
A Milwaukee reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing chronic female trouble and back pain after doctors suggested a tumor. The letter cites thousands of testimonials and urges sick women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rey
Ydia E. P
Ema Ios
First St
Putiam Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Surelyk no place for her
Prof Percival Lowell declares Martian canals are lines not waterways in a New York interview. A Boston maid witnesses an amateur magician misreading letters hidden under a rug during a trick, causing a startled reaction and a dramatic exit.
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Percival Lowell
New York
Panama Canals
Boston
Beacon Street
Cme
A Dirge and Silent Farewell in DSaide
A patient scene unfolds as she mourns the dead without sorrow, then abruptly leaves. The creature vows to lay another egg tomorrow, a stark finale to a quiet vigil recorded in the Princeton Tiger.
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Princeton Tiger
Women Gain Vote Rights in Krain Province
Women in Krain, Austria have won the right to vote. They may cast their Solots in person, not by proxy, with a designated time period allocated each day for exercising this right.
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Krain
Austria
Best is best says teacher on Postum cure
A Miss aw school teacher reports coffee caused nervousness moodiness and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum as advised by a physician the teacher says nervousness vanished irritability faded and life improved. The letter endorses The Road to Wellville and claims Postum changed health and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missaw
Neven
Postum
Wellville
A Browne
United States Keeps Nicaragua Policy Amid Bluefields Crisis
Washington reports the US will not yield control of Nicaraguan affairs even if Madriz forces seize Bluefields. Navy units guard the Paducah and Dubuque at Bluefields while State Department officials push for a federally supervised popular election to determine Nicaragua’s president.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bluefields
Navy Department
Paducah
Nicaragua
Madriz
Zelaya
State Department
Madris
Gilmer
Dubuque
Panama
Cuba
San Domingo
Venus
New Orleans
Custom House
Raise Big Hogs at Sentinel Oklahoma
Sentinel residents boast the season’s largest hog a Red Curve sold for 58 dollars 45 cents at 8 35 to the pound. J S Cluck west of Sentinel sold the animal to a local firm. The same firm bought 153 hogs this week for a 2505 dollar payout as Oklahoma City packers expect most hogs from the region.
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Sentinel
Okla
J S. Cluck
Oklahoma City
Randolph Hotel Burns in Idabel Oklahoma
A fire destroyed the Randolph hotel in Idabel Oklahoma with an estimated loss of about 2000 dollars half covered by insurance. The frame building will be replaced immediately with a brick structure, according to the owner.
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Idabel, Okla
Randolph Hotel
Katy Appeals to Supreme Court in Oklahoma Case
Guthrie Oklahoma Snyder Bros and Graham Osage county cattlemen recovered 2178.92 from Katy railroad for loss on cattle shipment due to slow transport. The railroad appealed to the state supreme court Saturday. Katy also appealed from a Muskogee Shawnee trunk loss award of 359.25 to Herbert B Sanger.
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Katy
Supreme Court
Guthrie
Okla
Snyder Bros
Graham
Osage County
Katy Railroad
Railroad Company
Ktaty
Oklahoma County District Court
Herbert B. Sanger
Muskogee
Shawnee
Cardus touted for women in Tennessee column
An old Knoxville resident credits Cardus as a life changer after failed medical attempts. The piece extols Cardui as a natural remedy for women’s ailments, emphasizing regularity and lasting health, with a request for the “Home Treatment for Women” guide from Chattanooga Medicine Co. A second anecdote tells of a Kansas incident involving two men named Smith and Jones and a waiter misidentification in a hotel dining room.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Cardus
Mamie’ Towe
Main St
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Kansas
Smith
Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
Nuff
Kansas City Journal
Seven year old fairy laughs as chase ends in play
A seven year old girl described as a fairy with diamonds eyes and spun gold hair teases a boy in a game of tag. She dodges and laughs as they run, reaching a fence where he catches her and she declares her laughter broke her speed.
Not His Fault Says Woman on Baboon Photo
A irate woman tells a photographer she rejects the photos claiming her husband resembles a baboon. The photographer retorts that she picked him, so it is not his fault.
Not Exactly What She Meant at the Mothers’ Meeting Sale
The dialogue quotes a busy mothers’ meeting prepping for a sale of work. One speaker jokes the vicar will take most of their clothes off, reflecting humorous local social commentary from the Tatler.
Mrs Gaddington Seeks News On Everyone's Affairs
In a sharp exchange Mrs Gaddington voices curiosity about others lives. Miss Cayenne retorts that she sees marriage as a failure because she did not marry a census taker.
Marine Eye Remedy Ad Promotes Eye Comfort
An old advertisement seeks readers to try Marine Eye Remedy for eye troubles. It claims relief from redness weakness and watery eyes and notes the product costs 50 cents at drugstores. The copy invites readers to write for eye books and lists Free Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago.
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Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Matrimonial Agent for Two Daughters
Local society humor notes a man acting as a matrimonial agent for his two daughters. The item reflects playful newsroom chatter about family matchmaking roles.
Red Cross Ball Blue Promotes White Clothes
An old ad notes Yellow clothes fall from lack of color and urges use of Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright. Mentions a large 2 02 package and five gentlemen. A Schiller quote on loving good for goddess sake contrasts with evil.
Unclear text fragment yields no clear headline
Fragmentary OCR text lacks identifiable people, places, or events to form a factual headline or summary. No coherent news item can be derived from the provided fragment.
Smile That Won't Leave The Face Returns
A stubborn grin lingers as a lighthearted mood persists, turning daily life into a perpetual display of cheerful expressions for those nearby.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Morriston Woman’s Back Pain
Mrs Joseph Cross of Church Street Morriston Arkansas says weeks of back pain swollen feet headaches and dizziness disappeared after using Doans Kidney Pills prescribed by six doctors with no relief. She urges others to remember the name and buy from local dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Joseph Cross
Church St
Morriston
Ark
Doan
Pie Passage Reflects Family Kitchen Echoes
A stray dialogue fragment contrasts a man admiring a pie with his wife's insistence that it tastes as mother would have made. The exchanged lines hint at domestic nostalgia and differing culinary standards.
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Mother
Cure for Infant Eczema with Cuticura Remedies
A Kentucky family describes their three month old daughter suffering from severe scalp eczema. After trying doctors with no relief, they used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, observing rapid improvement within two weeks and full recovery in weeks. Now sixteen and healthy, they credit the regimen.
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J. Fish
Ella M. Fish
Mt. Vernon
Description of a Mountain
A classroom exchange defines geographic terms with a playful twist. A teacher asks students to define a cape and a gulf, then Christopher redefines a mountain as land extending into the air, sparking a light moment.
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Jimmy
William
Christopher
Getting in Out of the Rain and the Umbrella Moment
A reflective note quotes Ruskin on the value of hard won possessions and Euripides on toil as the sire of fame. The piece wryly asks if Knicker-Is Jones conquers storms or borrows an umbrella.
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Jones
Bocker
Euripides
Miss Goodley Admits Age as Sabbath Teacher
Miss Goodley, addressing the minister, admits she may have said she was twenty two. Miss Gaddiet expresses surprise that a Sabbath school teacher would misstate age. Miss Goodley argues the minister advised under stating rather than exaggerating.
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Miss Goodley
Miss Gaddiet
At the Funeral Editor Minister and Friend
A wry dialogue contrasts a minister and editor at a funeral with humor about heaven. The exchange notes the editor’s vocation and brief career, framing mortality and achievement in a light voice.
Such a Difference in Choir and Matched Claim
A Birmingham Age Herald item notes a humorous exchange about piano playing, revealing a misattribution and a witty reaction. The piece transitions to mention an expert accountant called to balance books, but lacks stable employment evidence.
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Birmingham Age. Herald
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Burns
Idabel
Schiller
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Dickens, Kent, Crosby and Garza Counties
Chas. A. Jones
Spur, Dickens Co
Na Nn An
Hodge Fence & Lumber Co., Ltd
Lake Charles
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World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
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Western
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Estern Canada
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Itawa
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W. Minth Street
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Feschortnd Specialty CO
E. 94Th St
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Opium Dr.& G. Contrell
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