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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1906

Page

3

Prominent Cincinnati Woman Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A Cincinnati woman testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing her female troubles after nine months of suffering. She praises relief from pain nervousness and headaches and notes it made monthly periods painless. The letter urges other women with symptoms of female weakness to try the remedy.

Cincinnati Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Sara Wilson East 3d Street Ohio E. Pinkham

Labor, unions, and women workers across the era

Secretary McKelway cites child labor in mills across America and Pennsylvania. The piece notes union burial plans, labor parades in Boston and Pittsburgh, arbitration gains for New York carpenters, and a planned union exposition to showcase globally organized labor achievements. It also reports on women entering trades and a mounting push for a nationwide union exhibit in Minneapolis.

Free America Germany England Italy A. J. McKelway National Child Labor Committee Philadelphia Pennsylvania Chicago Union Burial Association Amalgamated Wood Workers’ Association Iron Angl Allied Industries Great Britain House of Lords Boston Carpenters of New York Manhattan Brooklyn Brooklyn Carpenters Manhattan Carpenters Manufacturers’ Club of Buffalo Molders’ Union Manufacturers’ Club Chamber of Commerce Structural Iron Workers’ Union Board of Examiners Organized Labor Pittsburg America August H. Kaems Cheboygan Mich Santiente Wisconsin Minneapolis Max Morris

Chronology of wars and political milestones from 1076 to 1901

A compact timeline lists battles, conquests, political events, and disasters from 1076 through 1901. It covers sieges such as Aurique and Prague, imperial shifts in Constantinople and Scotland, key monarchic marriages, coronations, territorial changes, naval disasters, epidemics, revolts, and peace negotiations. It notes dates, places, and involved leaders or nations.

Peace treaty signed by Central American conferees aboard Marble Head

The Guatemala San Salvador and Honduras peace conferees aboard the US cruiser Marble Head signed a six article treaty. It calls for withdrawal of armies within three days disarmament in eight days prisoner exchange and general amnesty. It envisions a two month window to negotiate a friendly trade pact and submission of further disputes to arbitration by the presidents of the United States and Mexico. Roosevelt immediately cabled congratulations to the presidents of the involved republics.

Guatemala San Salvador Honduras United States Marblehead Mexico Costa Rica Nicaragua Roosevelt

Field estate Tax Assessment Sparks Chicago Back Taxes Fight

The Chicago tax board valued the Field estate personal property at 130 million dollars and real estate at 50 million. Reviewers say Field dodged taxation on most of the estate for years, and executors face a total tax bill of 2.8 million dollars including back taxes.

Chicago Tax Board Field

New Electric Locomotives Trial For New York Central

The operating department of the New York Central railroad tests the first of its new electric locomotives for suburban service on an experimental track. A sample train will be run regularly to train new men in preparation for system transfer in October. Steel coaches and multiple unit cars will be used, with some trailers. The locomotives can haul fifteen cars at sixty miles per hour.

New York Central Electric New York Central Railroad

Sores vanish after Cutiura Soap and Ointment use

A mother recalls a year and a half of severe sores on her son, ending with dramatic recovery after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment. She praises the remedies for saving her child from death. The report also notes the Pacific and Indian Ocean deep floors containing red clay and diverse minerals including shark teeth and meteoric material per J C Van Dyke.

Exbert Sheldon R. F Woodville Conn Pacific Indian J. C. van Dyke

Se rving back pain cured by Dan's Kidney Pills

Olympia resident Tash. L. S Gorham of 16 East 4th St reports a six year backache eased after using Dan's Kidney Pills. Kidney secretions normalized within a week, passages regular, and the pain and lameness gradually vanished after six boxes. Sold by all dealers at a few cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.

L. S Gorham East 4Th St. Olympia, Wash Dan Foster-Milburn Co Baffak N. Y

Grateful Change on the St. Joe Dock Scene

A steamer nears the St. Joe dock as a couple misreads the wedding march. The woman, called a fluffy young thing, is assured by the wilted collar man that the tune is From Greenland's Icy Mountains and it has a mighty refreshing sound.

St. Joe Dock Alfred Greenland

Something Out of the Common Wedding Trip Proposal

A playful exchange jokes about an unconventional honeymoon idea. One proposes a cross Atlantic journey aboard a houseboat while the other mocks a standard car trip. The banter highlights whimsy and romance in everyday plans.

Ron

Notable City’s Honored Citizen Hanged by Lynchers

A Southern city editor praised Mr. Smith-Brown as an exemplary man in an obituary while later reports reveal he died by hanging after lynching for horse stealing in Texas. The piece contrasts affectionate remembrances with a grim, unresolved detail about his death.

South Smith- Brown Texas Smith-Brown Leslie

Snake Charms Feline in Brooklyn Yard

H F Buxton found his cat staring through a picket fence as a two and a half foot flat-head ladder, described as an addler rather than a serpent, allegedly charmed by the animal or vice versa. Buxton killed the reptile with a carriage whip, noting the unusual length for the area.

H. F. Buxton Brooklyn Eagle

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Comfort Shoe Powder

In a Pinch Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes. It rests the feet cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. Alien's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and stores 25c sample mailed free Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Allen Naila Alien Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Tee Explosive. Tommy-Paw and the heated term

Mr. Tucker frets over a forbidden word as he flushes and searches the thermome ter, declaring the term unsuited for children in a tense exchange.

Tommy Paw Mr. Tucker Bor

Smokers Prefer Lewis Single Binder Se Cigars

Smokers find Lewis' Single Binder straight Se cigar better quality than most Se brands. Lewis' Factory Peoria Lt Winslow's Soorarve Srack for Children pales softens the geome reduces indammatea al eain cures wind couc. 5 cents a boitie.

Lewis Peoria Mra. Winslow

Modesty and fashion in early public display

The Jacksonville Times-Union reflects on past shocks at dress modesty with peeks at pantalettes and jokes about ostrich farm pants. It notes rising patronage despite such talk. It also reports Miss Archer inheriting about 600000 dollars from her late English jockey father Fred Archer.

Times-Union Jacksonville Times-Union Miss Archer Fred Archer

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