Preparation aiding childbirth through external application
For fifty years this external preparation has helped expectant mothers avoid danger and many discomforts of childbirth. Internal medicines are ineffective and can cause harm.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1898
Page
7
Bradfield Regulator Co. claims quicker, easier childbirth
The advertisement promotes ae Fkend as a regulator that prepares the entire body for childbirth and reduces pain. It claims benefits throughout pregnancy and offers bottles for $1 with free books mailed on request from The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
Iowa Inheritance Tax Void Is Unconstitutional
Judge Thornell in Council Bluffs declares the state law taxing collateral inheritance unconstitutional. The 5 percent tax on bequests to non heirs, effective Oct. 1, last, was attacked as taking property without due process under the Fourteenth Amendment. The case involved John J. Ferry versus John Harriott and others over a $2,100 levy on Frank Stewart bequests to Carson. An appeal by the state is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornell
District Court
John J. Ferry
John Harriott
Lon Lackey Acquitted In Missouri Lynching Case
Lon Lackey was acquitted in the circuit court of Missouri for being an accessory to the murder of Mrs. Winner and two children near Richmond on October 6, 1896. Winner and Nelson were lynched after arrest, while Lackey faced trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Lackey
Laserty
Winner
Richmond
Nelson
Lackey
Lexington
President Diaz of Mexico a remarkable man to see
The article lauds President Diaz of Mexico as a potent and enduring leader likening him to Washington Lincoln and Grant. At 68 with gray hair, he appears vigorous and ruddy and has ruled Mexico as a virtual dictator for over two decades. Americans who meet him would view him as a superb soldier statesman of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico
George Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Althugh
Chicago Police Chief Ripley's 25 Years Service Record
Chicago's Chief of Police Joseph Ripley, recently scrutinized by an Illinois legislature committee, has over 25 years on the force and five service stripes. Born in New Jersey, he served as a drummer boy in the Civil War, became a policeman at 24, rose to captain in 1890 and assistant chief in 1893, and built a notable record as a detective and thief catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ripley
Chicago
Illinois
New Jersey
John Aulde
Philadelphia
United States
New York Medical Journal
Europe
Great Britain
Aulde
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Muller
Vienna
Charlotte Bronte and the moors a wartime walk tale
Wemyss Reid in The Spectator relays Miss Nussey's account of Charlotte Bronte after her marriage to clergyman Arthur Nicholls. Bronte hints at a story in her head she wants to write but Nicholls prefers she focus on other duties. Ellen Nussey defends the novelist against the husband’s view that a clergyman’s wife should avoid literary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bronte
the Spectator
Wemyss Reid
Miss Nussey
Mr. Nicholls
Charlotte
Arthur
Ellen Nussey
Carrer Bell
Irish men dispute threats during heated exchange
Mr Hogan of Limerick objects to threats and insults in a tense exchange with Mr Crogan of Galway. Hogan quotes the comment that someone plans to jump on him and "knock your face into shape" in a confrontation report style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Limerick
Crogan
Galway
London Underground Locomotive Order Highlights Overseas Quality
London Underground orders 82 electric locomotives from an American firm. The report notes the best quality of ohm sometimes found away from home, reflecting a transatlantic assessment of supplier performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Underground Railway Management
St. Louis Republic
Electricity Powers Major Tunnel Work
Electricity drives the Simpson tunnel project with unprecedented scale as 4,000,000 tons of rock and soil are planned for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Tunnel
Chicago Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fkend
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Adams Bro’s Grocery
Adams Bros
Ames
Iowa
Opera House
Grove Bros
Lis
Zry
Than Ewer
C. W. Dudgeon
Union National Bank
DR. Perkins
Walnut St
Des Moines
People OF the Day
President Diaz
Police
Denver
Denver News
DR. Aulde
Chief Kipley
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