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Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

10

Woman Escapes Operation with Pinkham Plant Remedy

An Elmwood Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for avoiding surgery after months of pain and paralysis. She says one bottle eased side and leg pain and she continued the remedy despite fear of stopping early. The ad exhorts other women to consider the product, touting decades of use and offering confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham.

Lydia E.pinkham Ind Lydia E. Pinkham Rapig Mullen N. B. St. Elewood Lydia H. Pinkham E. Pinkham

Wealth and honor in America today

A New York Authors Club gathering heard a editor condemn graft and the worship of wealth. A young writer recounted a diner tale where wealth and honor were praised as synonymous terms, reflecting cynicism about society’s values.

Myra Kelley Authors’ Club New York Carnegia America

Allison Monument funds being raised in Des Moines

Des Moines reports active fundraising for the Allison monument with committee secretary Caroline Young-Smith opening headquarters in the historical building. Senators Dolliver and Cummins have written endorsing the drive and General Dodge leads the project to erect a distinguished memorial statue in the capital.

Des Moines Allison Caroline Young-Smith Grenville M. Dodge Dolliver and Cummins Senator Allson Senate J.P. Dolliver Washington, D. C Iam Mrs. Smith Congress Commonwealth United States Iowa Albert B. Cummins

Great Play Congress Opens in Rochester Thousands attend opening session

Rochester opens the Playground Association of America play congress with about a thousand delegates from all states led by President Luther Gulick. Mayors attend as experts discuss urban recreation, factory monotony relief, and the push to convert schoolhouses into neighborhood clubs. Ten thousand children will participate in a grand festival and water pageant concluding the event.

Rochester N. Y Playground Association of America Luther Halsey Gulick Mont Eluba Congress Elster Elleworth Brown United States Commissioner of Education Chicago Park Board Rochester Park Board Frederick Thompson Luna Park Coney Island Tippodrome New York Thompson Venice Geneses Valley Park

World W C T U Meeting Opens in Glasgow Hall

The World W C T U meeting in St Andrew's hall Glasgow opened with international president the Countess of Carlisle in the chair. Fraternal delegates from about 50 temperance societies were welcomed. Mrs L M N Stevens will preside tonight with addresses from representatives of several nations. Last night the lord provost hosted a reception for visitors. In Logan a jailbreak chase ended with two prisoners recaptured after escaping the Logan Jail.

Glasgow World’s Woman's Christian Temperance Congress St. Andrew's Hall Countess of Carlisle Temperance and Philanthropia Australia New Zealand India South Africa

Dubuque Man Found Guilty Of Incendiary Fire

Walter Smith of Dubuque Virginia was found guilty by a jury of arson for setting fire to the Grand Opera House. The June verdict follows allegations that Smith intentionally started the blaze causing structural damage and endangering patrons. The case pivots on jury deliberations and the state's evidence of motive and opportunity.

Iowa Dubuquer Dubuque, Va Walter Smith Smith Grand Opera

Wreck near Birmingham On Frisco Line Claimed Sixteen Lives

A serious wreck disrupted traffic on the Frisco line west of Birmingham Alabama. The Southeastern Limited train collided near Walker County about sixty miles west of Birmingham. Sixteen people were reported seriously injured or killed in the Alabama wrecks.

Birmingham Ala Southeastern Limited Wreckel Im’ Walker Coun ‘Ty Birmand

Maize not cause of pellagra says Rome report

Dr Sambon reports from Rome that maize is not to blame for pellagra. The Field committee finds the parasite simulium repans a biting cnat spreads the disease. The message emphasizes a biological cause over corn.

Committee On Disease In Europe Save Corn London Sambon Rome Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo

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