Operation Averted by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
For years I suffered from female troubles and was told surgery was needed. I took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was saved from an operation. Thirty years of success supports its use for such conditions. Mrs. Jacy Peyroux New Orleans Louisiana states this result.
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Athens Hardware Co Advertises Broad Street Store
Local listing for Athens Hardware Co promoting on Broad Street. Advertises hardware, cutlery, guns, woodenware, garden hose, lawn mowers, ice cream freezers and related items at 243 and 250 Broad Street.
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The Practical Push Toward World Court Reform
The piece argues the nineteenth century moral doom of war and a practical shift in the twentieth toward international arbitration. It cites eight Hague Court cases and over a hundred treaties, urging an international court of justice to curb armaments and make dispute resolution trusted and universal. It notes U.S. delegates push for a judicial arbitration court combining the advantages of existing mechanisms.
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British View On New Court And Its Appointment Plan
The article argues the new court will attract broader use once its defects are removed and states it could handle many archival disputes. It notes the 1907 Hague Conference left judge apportionment unsettled, with equal representation impossible among 44 nations.
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The Poor Old Horse Loses Ride As Taxicabs Rise
The article notes hansom cabs in New York being sold for thirty dollars as the taxicab replaces the horse drawn carriage. It contrasts old time tailors losing business to off the rack clothing from Wing Field offering equal or better garments at one third to one half the cost.
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Postum as a coffee alternative gains praise from a WCTU leader
A state WCTU president writes about headaches and sleepless nights caused by coffee. She describes discovering Postum at a physician’s home, noting improved nerves and sleep after switching. She urges others to break the coffee habit and try Postum.
World Court Movement Gains Practical Momentum
The article argues nations will push practical actions on a world court through the Hague movement. It notes experts and lawmakers in the Interparliamentary Council and Lake Mohonk Conference, listing notable attendees and urging acceptance of a judge appointment plan backed by common sense. The Mohonk gathering May 18 to 20 will host presidents, ministers, governors, scholars, editors, and other leaders from North America and Europe.
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London’ “Quarterly Review
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