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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1910

Page

24

Letter From Minneapolis Promotes Pinkham's Compound

A Minneapolis woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female ailments and restoring strength within three months. The letter urges publication to show the product's benefits and notes Mrs. Pinkham offers confidential, free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.

Minneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Joan G. Moldan Second St North

Memorial Day Address by Davies at Auditorium

John F. Davies delivered a Memorial Day oration at the Auditorium last evening. He spoke with humility and pride, praising veterans, urging national unity, and honoring those who preserved the Union while reflecting on past wars and the fight against slavery.

John FP. Davies Mr. Davies

Veteran telegraph operator cared for by Western Union

Denver May 30 Reminiscences at the Denver club honored Belvidere Brooks new Western Union general manager. Robert F Westbree recalled a Civil War capture and Libby prison then urged Brooks to aid Alf Winder a fellow operator weakened by paralysis. Brooks pledged lifelong support and sent him home on full pay. The dinner closed peacefully.

Denver Denver Club Belvidere Brooks Western Union Telegraph Company Robert F. Westbree Libby Pittsburg Military Telegraphers’ Association Brooks Alf Winder New York

Fire in New York tenement kills three Chinese residents

A tenement blaze in New York on May 29 left three Chinese dead and four more Chinese wounded along with several Americans. About two hundred Celestials lived there. In the panic residents stood in hallways shrieking for aid while policemen rushed inside and carried frightened occupants to the street.

New York

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