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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
4
The passage describes women as irritable and hysterical and claims a serious feminine derangement causes these conditions. It advocates a remedy acting on the organs to restore a healthy feminine system and dispel nervous behavior.
A Parsons Kansas woman reports relief from severe feminine ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product as a long standing remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw files a $50,000 damages suit against James B Regan manager of the Hotel Knickerbocker New York claiming harm to her feelings from stories that she and E R Thomas were asked to leave the hotel crill room The complaint will be filed in the supreme court Regan says he did not note the exact basis of the suit and denies her presence at the hotel.
Nebraska and Minnesota delegations quit the Pengie party convention after failed adjournment attempts led by Bryan supporters. Jay W Forrest of Albany nominated Thomas B Watson for president and Samuel Williams for vice president as Nebraska and Minnesota factions clash with Temporary Chairman Coxey and new permanent chair George A. Honnecker.
The exchange contrasts generations on social entry and exit. The Old Man taunts the Young Man about joining society for money and leaving it by marriage for love. The skit ends with a pun on love and social climbing.
Thomas E. Watson, in Jacksonville, learns of his Populist presidential nomination from an Associated Press correspondent. He says acceptance is premature until official notice and his return to Thomson, Georgia. Observers expect a stirring campaign once notified.
In Madrid on April 4 a youth dashed after the royal carriage as King Alfonso and Queen Victoria rode to the British embassy. Gendarmes detained the assailant who was later identified as the mentally disturbed son of a Madrid police official.
Washington report notes notable improvement in the condition of Representative Hepburn of Town, chair of the committee on interstate and foreign commerce, who has been confined to his home in Washington since Wednesday.
London reports indicate Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s condition improves slowly and he may resign from the premiership. Communications between London and Biarritz suggest a restructuring of government posts, mired by rival claims of John Morley, David Lloyd George, and Reginald McKenna.
Democratic tactics stall general debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill as a gag rule is applied. Leaders clash over minority power while Republicans press to speed business and use debate time for campaign talking points.
A massive blaze on April 4 at the Corning Distilling plant in Peoria Alabama raged from the fourth floor elevator and spread through the six story brick structure. It caused about 230000 dollars in damage to the building and contents and threatened nearby warehouses and 3000 cattle. Firemen saved the sheds and rectifying houses as 200000 barrels of goods remained in bonded warehouses. The cause remains unknown as the mill was idle and watchmen had just left.
Ed Schiewek, owner of the largest Ladies' Tailoring Establishment in the country, invites all ladies to have their suits made to measure for a perfect fit. He promises no extra cost and in some cases savings compared to ready made garments.
Produce exchange members in New York are alarmed after a Black Hand letter sent to W. H A Traf fon demanded $1,000 or the exchange would be destroyed next week. Police headquarters aid has been enlisted to trace the letter's source.
Philadelphia on April 4 reports Henry Shep pard killed by a trolley car in an odd accident. He was picking wildflowers along a wall in front of a large estate when a car derailed and pinned him against the stone wall.
Wanted three men to work on a farm. For sale at a bargain a good house small barn and 1 3 4 acres. A good house small barn with 19 A for sale at a bargain. For sale 240 acres of good land with buildings near a good market price 1000 one fourth down and balance to seller. For sale good investment house and three lots in good location. For sale two houses and three lots on Bridge St. We will leave for Dakota soon to prepare our summer. Anyone wishing to invest in call early for prices terms and trading bargains. A house barn and two lots 2 blocks from Main St for sale at a bargain. FOR SALE a good pleasant home cheap if taken at once corner of Macon and Sixth St. For Sale 86 acres close to town with improvements 300 cash payment balance on or before ten years at 5 percent. For Sale some good dry building lots from 75 up.
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