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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
12
The piece states that melancholy or the blues in women often signals a serious organic disorder requiring prompt medical attention and urges affected women to seek help when spirits are low and they feel miserable.
Letters from Mrs. F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs. Mary J Williams of Bridgeport Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles including despondency backache and headaches. The ad touts the remedy as a standard cure for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and periodic pains for thirty years.
Berlin reports Captain von Goeben, who killed Major Schoenbeck on Christmas night and faced court martial, died by suicide from a neck artery. He had admitted killing the officer, claimed to free a wife from misery, and was arrested after the crime. His wife, Mrs Schoenbeck, later went insane.
Commander William H. Sims testifies before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee accusing officials and designers of misleading statements and faulty construction. Senator Tillman pressures limits on his remarks while Sims criticizes water lines and gunner performance during the Santiago action.
Advices from General D Amade report after the engagement with the Madakra tribesmen many French were killed or wounded but the force continued marching through the Madakra region and beyond with no resistance encountered.
Two men died instantly when a dynamite blast went wrong near Marcus Washington. A landslide two miles south halted operations as rescuers worked. An Italian worker is missing after a tamped blast caused the fatal accident with several others injured or missing.
Washington March 3 Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan spoke against the railroad bond feature of the Aldrich currency bill pending before the senate. Most of the day was devoted to routine calendar bills with no general importance.
District Attorney George A. Stidger orders four alienists to examine Giuseppi Alia in the murder of Father Leo Heinrichs. He suspects connections to anarchistic or anti clerical societies and plans further expert evaluations in the county jail before trial.
Washington on March 3 reports a house session debating an immigration committee inquiry into peonage charges in several states. A Florida dispute tied to prosecutions and Bonaparte followed. A deportation bill for felons after sentence failed. Pension bills passed. post office funds debated. Hepburn offers a 50 cent per hundred shares stock tag measure.
Roachford Land offers a 5 room house and lot in Parta with a bargain price. A large house, barn and two lots one block from Main Street. A 6 room flat on Main Street for rent and a 6 room house with barn near Kenwood Avenue. A work team for cash and a farm job sought by the month. Three good lots from the College and a 6 or 8 room house in Railroad addition.
Land Office advertises 50000 acres of free home steads in Eastern Valley County Montana and a 1424 acre improved farm for sale. It promotes bargains on city property and Slate-Severs houses with installment plans and loans. Call for terms and listing services for sale or rent with prompt attention.
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