Prominent Cincinnati Woman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A Cincinnati woman writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her months of nerve trouble headaches and painful menstruation after five bottles. She praises its uterine tonic effect and urges other women with symptoms of female weakness to try the remedy.
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Cincinnati
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Lydia
America
Hinkham
Ullal
Pinkhan
Barn Wilson
East Fd Street
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Lydia H. Pinkhio
Remoree Brief Exchange With Southern Major
An eccentric exchange features a southern major declaring pride in his lean condition and recounting a strange event as a young man allegedly injures a window and drinks liquor. The fiend questions the rash act while comments reveal intoxicated behavior and a crash heard during the incident.
Who Owns the Railroads in the United States
A compiled study by T. Newcomb shows 174,718 savings bank depositors in the Northeast hold 442,364,086 in railroad securities while Massachusetts insurance companies hold 845,880,088. Educational institutions hold 47,408,827, with life, fire, and trust policyholders and millions of insured depositors owning railroad securities across the country.
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WH. T. Newcomb
Diastlet of Columbia Bar
Ally Eastern Rintes
Massachusetts
Td Educational
Bion Avitage
Laking Wid
Leprosy Memoir of Wes Van Koop Ends Selfless Mission
Wes Van Koop, heir to a wealthy Belgian family, sacrificed years of missionary work at Molokai to fight leprosy. After repeated medical tests confirmed leprosy, he returns to the leper colony to live in a hut near the ruins of hope, awaiting death as letters from companions fade with infection.
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Wes
New York
Toa Jetter
Serapion van Koop
Ha- Waiian Islands
Darien
Molokai
Rather John J. Dann
Mmisstomery Bureau
Lagaratta House
Father Maxime
Brainer Straglon van Koop
Flo
Ory
Strain of Work Cited by Wills Boosts Kidney Health
An Edwardian era ad column cites Lieutenant George G. Warren praising Dawn's Silvey Wills for reducing kidney trouble after lifting heavy loads. The note claims 66 pounds lifted with no back pain since using the product, sold by Voster-Milburn Co. Also includes assorted snippets: a ragged hobo asking for food, a kind reply about horses, and a Dr David Kennedy remedy testimonial. The British admiralty announces torpedo craft color change from black to gray.
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George G. Warren
Chemical
Washington, D. C
Dawn
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Wn, Y
Two Women Escape Pelvic Catarrh With Peruna Aid
Read about two women who claim Peruna cured pelvic catarrh and female weakness. Lizzie Redding and Mable Bradford describe declines, nerve strain, and gradual recovery after using Peruna, with testimonials from a society secretary praising the medicine's effects.
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Peruna
Dr Sartman Proposes Free Correspondence Cures for Women
Claims thousands of women are cured yearly by Dr Sartman through letters. Promises catarrh and digestive diseases relief via nonchargeable correspondence. Advertises testimonials and personal letters praising results, urging readers to write for free medical guidance from Dr Abiraman at Marti Sanitarium.
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Perdialese
Wartiaah
Pernua Las Aes CO
Ile Ise
Perna
Hutt
Sane Eise
Iratis
Abiraman
Marti Sanitarium
Olnite Hos
Cure Claims and Quack Cures Highlighted in Ad Snippet
An ad snippet discusses a woman cured by Cuticura products for eczema on head and face, signed by W. Z. Morgan of New Lambton, Australia. It plus claims of a guaranteed cure for pilonidal issues and a dubious wormwood reference appear amid promotional text and dubious testimonials.
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Gil
W. Z. Morgan
Orchard Town
New Lambton
New South Wales
Australia
Hoped stat
Philadelphia Ledger reports a clipped exchange as Jim dresses in overcoat and remarks on likely continued poor form. A bemused partner replies with uncertainty about tonight’s plans and recent struggles.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Jim
Contracting in Japan and labor contracts voiced
A San Francisco Chronicle piece discusses hiring practices in Japan through a Japanese contractor versus direct Chinese labor. It notes contract predictability with Chinese bosses and uncertainty with Japanese arrangements, risking strikes if terms change, with broader context on labor reliability. Also mentions Taine Winslow and a babies teething product. Finally notes Germany’s first standard gauge electric railway planned between Hamburg and Ghisdorf, with plans to extend to Lübeck.
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Japan
San Francisco Chronicle
California
Germany
Hamburg
Ghisdorf
Lubeck
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