Women Claim Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cured Them
A letter from Mrs Alving Sperling of Gardiner and another Chicago patient credits Prauatt Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing female troubles and even avoiding surgery. They describe tumors inflammations and life threatening needs for operation before finding relief through the remedy.
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Ham
Veenee Ea
Ay Williams
Gardiner
Tavitas
Rene Me
Alving Sperling
Cley
Bournean
Chicago
Tragic tale of diamond theft from grave midwifed by family
The obituary notes Eleanor Brownies was laid to rest as relatives gathered. A sister tried to pry a large solitaire ring from her finger but failed. A husband and others discussed taking the ring, yet the grave was sealed and the family mourned amid questions of fate and poverty.
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Eleanor Brownies
Pat Anderson
Sexton
Paul
Ring at the door saves family after presumed burial
Eleanor Brownlee returns alive after a mistaken burial scene. Paul Anderson, blamed for the sin that saved her life, explains his motive as a temptation. John Brownlee awakens his children and reveals their mother’s survival. The ring is given to Anderson to sell and use the proceeds as intended.
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Totty
Paul
Preswife
Patha
Agate
Anderton
Bone
Brownie
John Brownlee
Nie
Wutu
Wonlal
Ring
Brownlee
Rlcanor Brownless
Abe
John
Eleanor
Eleanor Brownlee
Watt
Paul Anderson
Elrest G. Bentley
Fourth of July notes in Woman's Home Companion
The current issue of Woman's Home Companion features a Fourth of July cover by Damon Montgomery Vinge and bright mid summer stories like The Runaway Dear Amaryllis and The Garden of Porter Kings. Edward Everett Hale urges traveling within America to see its wonders. Mrs Sangster writes on the American worn and the simple life. People Who Shop offers a shop girl viewed from behind the counter. The Emmanuel Movement from Emanuel Church Boston spreads to other cities with Dr Robert MacDonald explaining its aims. Mrs Anns Steel Richardson explains the role of a Welfare secretary in department stores. Midsummer fashions illustrated by Green Margaret Gould and Fannin Merritt Farmer. Additional pieces promise broad interest for many readers.
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Woman's Home Companion
Damon Montgomery Vinge
Danny
Edward Everett Hale
America
Mra. Sangster
Maibe
Emmanuel Church
Boston
Tir
Robert MacDonald
Brooklyn
Anns Steel Richardson
Greee
Margaret Gould
Fannin Merritt
Thorn
California Fig Syrup Co. Laxative Preference Highlighted
The Well-Informed seek a simple pleasant laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. offers Byrup of Figs and Senna Elixir, promoted as wholesome gentle and effective. Buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. at fifty cents per bottle, available through leading druggists.
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Isi
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
California
Fig Syrup Co
President Roosevelt Jr Receives Harvard Bachelor of Arts
Cambridge June 25 Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the president of the United States yesterday received from Harvard College his degree as Bachelor of Arts. He was given the degree under the classification of 1909 which he prefers to be considered a member. The conditions required completion of the four year course and doubling two years demonstrates his diligence as a student.
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Cambridge
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Harvard College
Ted
Harvard
Persia in State of Chaos Rakes Tehran in Revolt
Dispatch from Teheran reports ongoing firing as Parliament buildings lie demolished. Corpses and wreckage fill the main square while Cossacks lose seventy men. Zill es Sultan, shah’s uncle, whose palace was looted, may lead the southern revolt as Britain-friendly factions rise. Government declares a state of siege.
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Norlin
Tageblatt Pate Linkes
Teheran
Zill-Es-Sultan
Shah
Zill- Ee-Sultan
Great Britain
Tery
Alate
Shar's Force Attacked in Teheran Fights
In Teheran on Tuesday fighting, the Anjuman or political faction likely fired the shot that sparked clashes. Anjumans held roof positions while bomb bursts killed fifteen men, three officers, and twenty troops. Eighteen horses were lost. infantry losses are unconfirmed.
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Teheran
Ben Small
Qoswicks
JC B Jefferson Dies in Hospital
New York June 25 Charles B Jefferson eldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson died in St Luke's hospital from a complication of diseases of the stomach He was 37 and survived by widow Edna and four daughters His career included managing his father and forming a partnership with Kaw Erlanger And he later cared for the Jefferson estate and his Florida plantation He was a nature lover and capable painter who donated works to his friends.
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New York
Charles
Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Bt. Like's Hospital
Edna Jefferson
Glen MacDonough
Charlee Roth
Cambridge
Mra
Williom Corlette
Sarah Jeffernon
Nowe Farm Ranch
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Medical Guides
An 19th century defense claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription includes safe, reforming ingredients while attacking critics and appealing to female readers. The piece argues physicians support its formula and warns against narcotics and habit forming drugs, urging trust in expert authorities.
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Pierce
Pierres
Cholera Outbreak Hits Philippine Troops At Camp Gregg
Cholera broke out among troops at Camp Gregg in Manila. Three soldiers and one civilian died, camp placed under quarantine. Lieuts Joven and Muldoon struck. Pangasinan province reports ninety-three cases in the last twenty four hours with sixty deaths.
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Manila
Fuse
Camp Gregg
Joven
Cavaly
Muldoon
Philippine Scouts
Pangasinan
Lason
Poem Hypocrites Draws Tarbell’s Praise in American Magazine
The American Magazine for July features Ta M. Tarbell lauding Harry H. Kemp’s two page poem The Hypocrites. Kemp, twenty five, is described as a university accident in Kansas and a cabin boy born in Youngstown Ohio with a pedigree including Anstralia and China.
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Harry H. Kemp
Arai
Kemp
University of Kanne
Younghqwn
Ohio
Ifehasten
ML Tarbell
Cmt
Peerts
Bie Bude
Keueas
Too Small to Pray in aboard era card game tale
A fragmented passage features dialogue about a very young child unable to pray, with references to feverence and a Johnier 1a wouler who can play cards bowls and trots trooper. The scene includes a question about whether the child can see prayers and a remark labeling the child too little for that.
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Johnier
Nic
Pliegerule
Magnopathic Health Institute visit promises cures for chronic illnesses
Dr Barbrick advertises free examinations during a limited Boston visit. He claims a unique system using Phonendoscope, Radio-Chemie tests, electrified devices, X rays, and Magno-Cheimie to diagnose diseases without cost, offering treatments across nervous, sexual, and chronic conditions at his Tremont Street Institute. He invites patients to read credentials and visit the 582 Tremont Street facility for relief and potential cures.
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Tis Boston
Montpelier House
Montpelier
Vermont
Barbrick
Ater
J. Fraser Barbrick
M.S
Thy Institute
Pee Arts
Toins
Eines
New York
Magnopeetic Gohical and
System of Rational
American Med+ Burgical Society of
Ohio
Galen Medical Association of
Massachusetts
Permuannt
N. E. Halectis Medical Association
National American Tion of Physicians and
Toston
America
Astat
Astans
Magnopathic Merival and Surgical Institute
Magnopathic Health Journal
Personal friend of Grover CleveYand finds trips in art sport
Funeral services will be private in termont and will take place at Sandwich Massachusetts where Joseph Jefferson is buried.
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Grover Cleve- Yand
Tasuy
Intermont
Sandwich
Mass
Joseph Jefferson
Land Piracy in McAlure Will Examined
Fragmented OCR recounts Barnes and Gifford Pinchot on forest policy and timber land fraud. It cites placer mining law loopholes allowing firms to claim large tracts with minimal work, risking ownership by pirates. The Forest Service faces criticism for alleged safeguards and delays.
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McAlure
Magazine Review Highlights Suburban Life Features
Suburban Life magazine offers a mix of entertaining and timely content. It includes a humorous Nantucket tale and a serious piece on protecting homes from fire, plus outdoor scenes and a detailed look at summer camp developments.
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Taft
Dean Kaye
Topeka
Kanga
Thin
Nantucket
Fen
J. Horace McParland
Unclear Note on Attire and Gifts in a Letter
A fragmented letter asks what to bring for Parisian style events and engagements. It mentions needing a quarter of five gold pieces to tip servants, a shirt, a dress suit, pajamas, and half a dozen engagement rings. The garbled text suggests social or household preparations.
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Dashewas
The Guest in the House Sparks Household Conversation
Fragmentary OCR depicts a clash over visitors and plans inside a household. Mrs. Doff asks about guests while Mr. Lu and another discuss a planned player in the house, reflecting social routines and tensions within the New Men and Harper's Weekly context.
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Pilgrim Brotherhood
Zion City
Thompson
A. A. Walker
Mary Himter
Persia
Téheran
Shar
JC. B. Jefferson
Was
Pata Waku & Y
Philippines
Luzon
Ta M. Tarbell
Feith
Bohemien Mayxelor
Heston
Ee Barbrick
Tanta Eeticton
Ices
Ened
Boston Institute
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Magazine Review
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Stewart
Ivorybury's Magazine
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