Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
A testimonial from a woman in Washington D C praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for headaches backache irregularities and nervous attacks caused by system restraints. The letter claims decades of use and states the remedy restores healthy function and has no equal. It asserts the product as a household staple and advises women to rely on it for distressing female ailments.
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Ada Sasas
Y ‘J
Lydia
Lydia E.pinkgam
Lauga
N. E
Washingtony
Emma Mitchell
Seuggiste
Spain
German chemist boosts plant growth halt with injected solution
Fragment appears to describe a German chemist creating an injectable that can suspend a plant’s growth while keeping green foliage. The text hints at a controlled halt in growth without affecting leaf appearance, noting temperature has little impact on the plant’s openness and a hothouse setting.
West Indian Footwear Describes Shoes in Soyaiah Americas
The article notes the graceful slippers worn by Spanish American Islanders in Cuba and Porto Rico with slender ankles and high insteps. It details two sandal styles, one with a band across the foot and varied soles, and another covering the front half, often worn by women with foot deformities. Elaborate colors, embroidery, and jeweled accents are highlighted as signs of fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Porto Tuico
United States
New York Post
Troubles of an Author and Presentation Copy Demands
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press piece notes the annoyances of authors seeking presentation copies. It contrasts publishers and buyers who expect discounts with friends who request free books, highlighting the author’s burden of funding his own sales via publishers and the public’s obliviousness to the cost of "free" copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margit
Peont
William
Hinself
Postum Revives Lancaster Reader After Coffee Side Effects
A Lancaster reader shares a long testimonial praising Postum as a safe alternative to coffee. He describes how coffee worsened nervousness appetite and health, while Postum improved blood vitality sleep and overall well being after two weeks of transition. The note ends with a curious offer for a $7 500 stipend related to a test prize.
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Ong
Goffde
Lancaster
Andy
Stonyich
Postum
Ted
Vlaca
Eaffeu
Week's Happenings in Divorce Gateways and Sioux Falls Rumor
A circulating Sioux Falls rumor claims Mrs Roland Molinenx seeks a divorce in South Dakota, amid a purported federal stance that establishing a residence in another state for divorce lacks bona fide purpose. The note from Mrs Molinenx admits travel to South Dakota for this divorce, and the matter centers on interstate divorce jurisdiction and the state’s interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland B. Molinenx
Sioux Malls
Hall
Sioux Falle
Sioux Malla
Ale
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
June Beats All Records In Land Filings West of Missouri
A South Dakota report notes a remarkable surge in land filings west of the Missouri River, with Joe tallying over 90,000 acres claimed. Pierre and Chamberlain led in office filings while crops west of the river flourish, signaling strong prospects for next year’s harvest despite Iowa and Nebraska farmers tending crops. A leprosy case in Marshall County involves a Civil War veteran, age 60, with spreading lesions and numb flesh. doctors withhold his name, and a photograph and history will be sent to the National Medical Society.
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South Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Joe
Chamberlain
Pierre
Rapid City
Marshall County
Eage
National Medical Society
Wes
Indlay Squaw Fight Sparks Fatal and Civil Unrest
Indian over a squaw triggers a deadly clash near Whitewood valley amid a broader fight in Golden Wedding celebrations and road improvements. Officials report massacres among breeds and tailings from Homestake amid highway construction costs and state appointments for game wardens. An inmate escaped from Sioux Walls penitentiary, prompting renewed security concerns.
Stolen Horse From Livery Barn Reported In Sturgis
A horse owned by Abe Jones of Sturgis was stolen from a livery barn and ridden away after the thief saddled the animal inside. No trace of the rider has been found. Also, Peter Oulbertadh and Ray Whit cher were arrested in Lawrence County on suspicion of theft but were released after a preliminary hearing in Deadwood.
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Abe Jones
Sturgis
Whitewood
Lawrence and
County
Peter Oulbertadh
Ray Whitchér
Deadwood
Hallucinations Endanger Mining Leader in Kerry Case
Albert Stammer, a well known mining man, is described as mentally troubled and under delusions. Friends report he has hallucinations that he is pursued by hidden enemies while working at the new Horsechor plant and Mogntaiine tanks, recalling his brothers’ past misfortunes near Ragged Cop where rich ore years ago yielded large profits.
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Albert @tarnier
Kerry
Bern
Ttnfon
Ening
Wien
Severs
Ragged Cop
Honest Conductor Returns Pocketbook After Train Loss
A conductor on a wedding trip to the Black Hill region found a pocketbook containing $500 and a railroad ticket. The owner, a Sioux Falls resident named Holmer, reported the loss and later received the pocketbook via express mail. The incident highlights the conductor's honesty and prompt return of the lost item.
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Black Hille
Chilex
Holmer
Sioux Falla
Hitt
Sioux Falls Shepherds Big Sheep Year Through Severe Weather
James Hayward operates a sheep ranch in the interior of the ceded Sioux lands along the Missouri River and the Black Hills. He bought 600 yearling ewes last year and cared for them through a harsh winter, losing only three head. This summer his flock reached 541 with wool sales totaling over 4000 dollars.
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James Haywart
Tomes Hayward
Missouri River
Black Hills
Ed Brown Faces Federal Charge After Fourth of July Incident
Ed Brown of Dell Rapids traveled to Flandreau to observe local Indians and their condition. He drank alcohol at the Indian school, got into a fight with a boy, and was jailed. Deputy Thomas McNamee of Sioux Falls detained him pending a U.S. court bearing in Sioux Falls.
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Ed Brown
Flandreau
Dell Rapids
Fundrean Indian School
Thomas McNamee
Sioux Falls
United States
Struck with a whiffletree leads to local court case
Mrs Jorgenson of Clay County acts to separate Albert Hewitt and Wilhelm Jorgen som of Star Township in a quarrel that escalates to assault and battery. Hewitt is brought to Vermillion to face Justice Campbell who fines him 340 dollars. the dispute ends with payment.
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Jorgenson
Clay County
Caeses
Albert Hewitt
Dyper
Assaulted: Grace Those Released on Bond in Deadwood
An assailed man Walter Barker, arrested weeks ago on a charge of assault with an ax, has been released from Deadwood jail on bonds totaling 1500 dollars. The case involved Thomas Gxtlee and others, with details surfacing from the courthouse.
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Grace
Bonde
Ae Deadwood
Thomas OC
Gxtlee
Walter EB. Barker
Ab Ax
Deadwood
Watertown News Roundup: Court, Fires and Rail Incidents
Reports from Watertown include a Sioux Walla carnage painter held for appearance in state circuit court on a charge involving a 15 year old girl kept as a prisoner in his business. Other items note a German farmer’s son killed by a mule, an unknown man struck by a freight train near Burbank, and arrests for freight car burglary in Aberdeen. Aberdeen Gas installs a three times larger auto era plant.
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Rowan
Serling
Roy
Elose- An
Henry Helderk
Joonen
Pernna Cure Claim From Female Suffering Ad
An old advertisement claims Peruna relieves female ailments tied to catarrh with testimonials from Emma Mitchell of Indianapolis and mentions prominent supporters such as Helva Lockwood Col Hamilton and Mrs Warren. It urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for free medical advice from the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Emma Mitchell
Louistiana Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Hartman
Peruna Areh
Uelva Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Col. Hamilton
Columbus
Ohio
F. E. Warren
U. S
Warren
Wyoming
Peru
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Literary Notes and Gossip on Henry James and Barrie
A scrambled excerpt notes Henry James’s latest novel in book form and a claim that it started as a serial in a magazine. It mentions J M Barrie allegedly discovering Tommy and Grizel in an attic. The piece also cites a census about Hebrew emigration to India and includes a humorous dialogue about whisky and a character named Spooner.
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Henry
Jamce
Joge
J. M. Barrie
Tommy
Grizel
Puck
Canta Good Ad Throughout Midnight Encounter
Fragmentary prose scene depicts a boy crying for help near a doorway as a neighboring house awakens. A policeman observes the tense moment and mutters about advertising or a column in a Philadelphia near the scene.
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Philadelphia
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