Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Testimonials flood in from women across communities praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after suffering from feminine ailments. Letters claim recovery without surgical intervention, attributing vitality and balance to the herbal remedy.
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Voi
Pinkham
Lydia E. Ripkhant
Lydia I. Pinkham
Benshas
Aaa Pinkham
Dix E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aeason Womer
Lydia Pinkham
True Democracy in the Trades Union Movement
President Frank A Kidd of Columbia Typographical Union No 101 urges true democracy where every member votes and participates. He outlines aims like equitable wages, protection from greedy labor practices, arbitration between labor and capital, better conditions, education, and a workers hospital funded by member dues as part of a civic labor effort.
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Frank A. Kidd
Colembia ‘Typographical Union
s—Washington Star
Hitchcock May Serve National Chairman Amid Health Concerns
Washington reports indicate Frank L Hitchcock is the likely choice for national chairman despite a telegram withdrawing due to ill health. Taft seeks Hitchcock’s leadership with strong national committee backing, while critics note his fatigue but confidence in quick recovery.
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Washington
Frank L Hitchcock
Cincinnati
Hitchcock
Taft
National Committee
Corex
Hitchcoth
Arthur I
Vorys
Ohio
Congressman Vous Announces Senate Run in Mi pois
Ubridge June 3 Congressman Vous of Chicago formally enters the United States Senate race from Mi pois He will face incumbent Albert J Hopkins and former congressman Willa Mason in Augusta for the Republican primaries Fors is seventh term House member and former chairman of novel affairs He hails from Vermont and is brother of Eugene N Foss of Boston.
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Ubridge
Herald
Vous
Chicago
United States Senate
Mipois
Augusta
Albert J. Hopkins
Willa Mason
Fors
House
Vermont
Harvard Himte
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Sherman Ill From Strain of Year’s Work
Utica dated June 23 The Sherman delegation for the fast campaign has been postponed due to Sherman’s inability to arrive from Ohio. Reports express concern over his health while Mrs Sherman says he rests comfortably and will not leave Cleveland before tonight. Sherman's secretary reports the temperature normal.
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Utica
Ohio
Cleveland
Richard Sherman
Wheeler
Blood as Life and Impure Blood Remedies
A historical advertisement asserts blood impurity causes disease including brain and nerve effects. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Balm as cures, urging readers to mail small payments for postal delivery and noting lack of ingredient disclosure on bottle labels.
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R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
Catarrhan
Funes
Syrup of Figs and Senna Endorsed By Well Informed World
An old advertisement extols a healthful laxative named Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trustworthy product approved by physicians and well-informed consumers worldwide. It urges purchasing only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version from leading druggists. The notice notes a friend has been critically ill twice in the past two years.
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Physiciana
California Fig Syrup Co
Oly
Sherman an Enemy to the Workingman
Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounces Sherman as an enemy of labor and criticizes the Republican ticket for vice president nomination. He cites injunctions and anti-union actions, alleging the party ignores labor and presses policies against workers while urging support for Democrats.
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Yompers
Chicago
Repubican
Sherman
Labor
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Yeateniay
Ee “Semply
Whall
Polieras
Resolutions Committee
Iebor
Titien Fee Trust
Federation of Labor
Denver
Massacre Participants in Bialystok Case Sentenced
In St. Petersburg on June 23, judges handed down sentences for the 1905 Bialystok massacre participants. One man received three years penal servitude, others from six months to a year, with fifteen acquittals. The trial featured contradictory testimony on Jewish and Christian roles, claims of police and military complicity, and disputed blame for the violence that killed eleven Christians and seventy-three Jews.
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Bialystok
St. Petersburg
Afteen
Pillai
of Clergy
Batt. Defense
Mons
Atternaye
Ready for Summer Work President's Program
Ovater Bay June 23 1920 The Roosevelt vacation opens with six executive staff workers arranging offices and wiring Washington for urgent business. The aim is to keep summer headquarters ready and facilitate dispatch of matters as they arise.
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Ovater Bay
Roohsvelt
Moore Walling Momter
Washington
President’s Fortnight Plans for Segamore Hill
No appointment was made to receive visitors at Segamore Hill yesterday or for the early part of this week. Recreation will follow the president’s program Bretton with camping out with his boys. He will spend leisure moments with his saddle horses and other favored pastimes.
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Segamore Hill
Bretton
Roosevelt Intercedes for Harvard Athletes in Rowing Row
Cambridge June 23 President Roosevelt acting as Harvard alumnus and sports advocate has intervened regarding Sidney W Pieh and Charles Morgan of the rowing crew. Official word confirms Roosevelt and President Eliot have communicated but details are withheld. The two rowers, linked to a varsity four, faced possible discipline for library book removal. Roosevelt plans no public comment on his correspondence with Harvard's President Hot.
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Cambridge
Mase
Roosevelt
Harvard
Oynter
N.Y
Brenden Jury Loeb
Hhot
Fish and Morgan
Boston Doctor Promises Free X Ray Examinations
Dr J Fraser Barbrick of Boston advertises a free X Ray examination and diagnostic services at his Magnopathic Health Institute. The notice claims rapid, painless tests of blood and urine, phonendoscope and other instruments to detect disease, with claims of treating chronic and obscure illnesses and offering personalized consultations. The piece emphasizes disaster of drastic drugs and urges urgent calls for examinations at 582 Tremont Street Boston.
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Montpelier House
Montpelier
Vermont
Barbrick
Blake
Borbrick
Barbrich
Harbrick
Ir. J. Fraser Barbrick
Boston
America
Mand Jaliste
Mi Medical and Surgical Institute
Bio Health Journal
Magnopathic Health Istitute
Tremont Street
Plague Scan Delays Ship at New York Quarantine
New York health authorities detained the steamship Maracos from Trinidad and Grenada to prevent bubonic plague. Fireman Ignacio Jutrillo died aboard Friday June 19 and was buried at sea. Ship and all on board held for observation amid disease doubts as officials acted to prevent entry.
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New York
United States
Maracos
Trinidad
Grenada
Ignacio Jutrillo
Fifty Years as Professor Crowell to Retire
Professor Edward Pageon Crowell of Amherst Mass will retire after fifty years as head of the Latin department at Amherst College. Born in 1830 in Hseox he prepared at Andover, graduated from Amherst in 1858, joined the college as tutor in 1885, became Latin head in 1888, and will receive a literal pension from the Carnegie foundation while remaining emeritus.
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Amherst
Mass
Edward Pageon Crowell
Amherst College
Hseox
Andover
Amberst
Crowell
Carnegie Foundation
Trainbombing in Calcutta Injures Two Europeans
A June midnight explosion on a train near a Calcutta railway station injured two European passengers. The blast occurred on the first Sunday night inside a mall train that was stopped outside the railway station at Kan Karar. Authorities investigate motive and suspects as the scene is secured.
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Calcutta
Kankarar
Quiet in tobacco fields cotembas Ohio June 24
The Junt State troops sent to quell unrest in the eleceo district have been ordered home. The state emergency board meets today to arrange for the payment of 5000 dollars, according to Adjutant General A B Critelfeld.
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Cotembas
Ohio
Cifrrs
Eleceo
State Emergency ‘Board
Duel in Rome Gaels War Fought Yesterday
In Rome a clash described as a Gael war occurred in the Chamber after an earlier encounter. The reported incident ended with unspecified outcomes and a statement that further action will be announced at a later date. Names and precise details are unclear due to broken text.
Fragmented Sports Card Fragment Feeds Mysterious Names
OCR reads FEET MOPOINS Pegs 7 Crook Doom Stragt Mow Taek with unclear context. Readable names and terms suggest a sports or puzzle snippet, but key nouns and actions are missing to determine a full item.
Gov Fort to Receive Second Degree at Middlebury College
East Orange New Jersey reports Gov Fort travels to Middlebury Wisconsin to deliver the commencement address and receive a Doctor of Law degree. The event coincides with the installation of Rev John Martin Thorne as college president.
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Gov. Fort
East Orange
Fort
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Seton Hall College
de. John Martin Thomme
de. Thorne
Moody D Hoetmen Crater at Middlebury College Class Day
Moody D Hoetmen presided over Middlebury College graduation events held for the 190% class as friends gathered. The ivy planting opened exercises followed by an oration by Monty T. Golmes and a poetry reading by Vera F Powell. speakers included Rey D Wood and Mary K Kendell with the event marking the campus tradition.
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Middlebury
Willumi Rassall Wheeler
Middlebury College
Cinge
Monty TD. Golmes
Rey D. Wood
Peeel. Poller
Vera F. Powell
Mary K. Kendell
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