Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
The advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female illnesses. It highlights decades of claimed cures for weakness, irregularities, ulcers, and nervous debility and invites sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham, daughter in law and assistant, at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhaw
Lydia B. Pinkham
United States
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Every Man Has His Niche Says Ironmaster
A tale follows William Brice, hired as a troubleworker, who fails repeatedly in five jobs. After shifts, missteps, and ridicule, Brice finally lands a niche by marrying a widow and turning to chicken raising. The ironmaster’s verdict: finding a niche can yield a fortune, as Brice pockets about 48 000 after a long misfit path.
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William Brice
Axhen
Dovigh
Laut
M. Quad
Short Sleeve Frocks Dominate Summer Fashion
SARTORIAL NEWS notes short sleeves stay popular this summer with brown linen frocks and embroidered mande aid details. It highlights a brown linen frock for town wear, a brown satin frock with lace, and corded hues with lace and tucking, praising their stylish fit and versatility.
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Eason
Poutache
Confederate Veterans Honor Jefferson Davis in Richmond Parade
Thousands of gray uniformed veterans gathered in Richmond for a memorial unveiling of Jefferson Davis, the Confederate States president, as part of the South's annual Confederate veterans reunion. The large pageant drew visitors from across the region, honoring Davis and saluting the Daughters of the Confederacy for their monument work.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
South
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Brattleboro Murder Case
William Fairbanks of Grafton pleaded not guilty to the murder charge in the shooting of Mrs. Mary Grout at Saxtons River on May 25. State’s Attorney Robert C. Bacon presented, Fairbanks was held for Windham County Court and later to be moved to Windsor Prison for safety. He spoke of bail but was denied and cried during the proceedings.
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Brattleboro
Wwilliam Fairbanks
Grafton
Brattleboro’ Memorial Hospital
Mary Grout
Saxtons River
Robert C. Bacon
Feirbanke
Ellse
Aaterman
Windham County
Fairbank
Seate
Bacon
Fairbanks
Bacoo
Sympton
Vinte
Windsor
Postmaster in Duel with Safe Blower
Fairfield Conn June 4 Postoffice burglaries are daily in Connecticut. A safe blower blasted the post office with gunfire as Postmaster Pickett, roused by the blast, fired back. The burglar escaped. nothing was taken from the wrecked safe.
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Connecticut
Fairfield
Conn
Mae
Mr. Pickett
Percy Clfies
Shorthand and the Lost Art of Stenography Across Ages
A reflective piece traces shorthand's rise and decline from its vogue in past centuries to contemporary relevance. It muses on memory and fame tied to pen and rapid writing, cites Pepys and others, and ponders whether modern readers can recover the ancient craft through rediscovery and close transcription.
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Morthand
London
Wéian
Ehorthand
Tonius
Calignin
Eirthand
Tili Veupaninois
England
Bern
Tor
QULLOM AGAIN STRIKES HARD AT HARRIMAN
Washington. Senator Shelby M. Cullent of Illinois, a leading member of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, spoke about the situation amid calls to stop the financier who has stirred controversy.
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Qullom
Harriman
Washington
Jimes
Shelby M. Cullent
Illinois
Senate Interstate Commerce Committes
President backs new bills amid inflation and turmoil
The President calls for swift legislation to curb capitalisation and ease economic strain blamed on Harriman era inflation. He argues Congress will support measures to calm markets and restore national steadiness, urging prompt action despite partisan opposition.
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Indianapelis
White House
Congress
Harriman
Japan May Seek Public Apology and Distinct Treatment
Japanese opposition press urges concentration of national effort to pressure San Francisco over the San Francisco question. They call for a public apology from the San Francisco mayor and demand treatment akin to that given to Anglo-Saxons in the United States, with threats of demonstrative action if not granted. Seven university professors warn this stance could provoke protests, while the issue strains Japan Core a and China relations.
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Tokio
Joe
Count Okama
Japan
San Francisco
Anglo-Saxiona
United States
Hlerwin
Russa
Corea
China
Hughes Seen As Major Factor In 1905 Ticket Battle
Washington observers report strong talk that Hughes will be a serious factor in the 1905 political landscape. Predictions say New York may mirror Ohio in a fierce contest over Hughes delegation influence, with Taft speculation and Cannon discussed as potential second on the ticket.
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Hughes
New York
Ohio
Washington
Ie Bamtiere
Uate
Betoot
New , York
Eer
Ronan
Taft
Cannon
Scrap Book Bravery and Rude Bits in Odd Anecdotes
A collage of quirky anecdotes with bravado quotes from Major Alfred J. Stofer and others, pithy misuse of history, and humorous exchanges. The items span Civil War bravado, a rude Oklahoma Bostonite exchange, casual political jabs, a child’s top berth misstatement, a tale of alcohol warning, office romance mischief, and archdeacon era etiquette.
The Blood is Pho Life claims by Dr. Pierce
A promotional text extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve for skin diseases and blood cleansing. It promises cures for lupus, ulcers, eruptions, and sores, urging readers to order by mail if local druggists lack stock. It emphasizes known composition and official-seeming declarations to attract buyers.
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Pierce
R. V.pierce
Main St
Buffalo
Golden Medics Discovery
Dr. Pierce
If Water Never Frezed Would Change World Climate
A London Globe excerpt argues that if water never froze the global climate would radically alter. Ocean currents would shift avoiding Britain, icebound rivers like those in Russia and Siberia would open for navigation, and Canada and Greenland could transform into new landmasses with far reaching economic effects.
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Nature
Britain
Russia
Siberia
Rueala
Canada
Creenland
Newfoundand
Iceland
Thun
London Globe
The Boarding House and a Pacific Influence
A scene in a boarding house where a young woman craves a private home with husband while an older companion warns of the risks of married life. The elder points to gossip and the fear of exposure if quarrels arise, noting the impact on both spouses and the home.
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USA
Chay
Bargain Over Amount Sparks Rupture Over Cash
Dialogue shows T asking Paramsworth for eight dollars. He claims he cannot provide that sum and must exchange a ten dollar bill to satisfy the request. The exchange reveals tension and a constraint on funds.
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Paramsworth
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