Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Ad Claims Endless Relief
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a premier remedy for women's suffering. It cites numerous testimonials from readers across the United States and presents three new published endorsements from women in Providence Rhode Island Cloquet Minnesota and Quincy Massachusetts detailing relief from irregularities weakness and nervous troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
United States
Mirs
S. T. Richmond
Providence
Lydia E Pinkham
Ricamono
Waldo Street
Prom
J. D. Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
Miss
South
Pinehan Medicine CO
Lynn, MA
Four men drink from sorrow’s cup with no siphon side
A terse note describes four men who drink from sorrow’s cup while lacking a siphon on the side, suggesting hardship and scarcity in a moment of need.
Love and the Wolf at Tonopah Dinner Echoes Warns
Senator Key Pittman at a Tonopah dinner comments on reckless youth and compares love to a locksmith with a wolf motif. The line surfaces amid a political buzz. Duluth reports 382 acres of parks and playgrounds valued at 826100 dollars.
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Love
Wolf
Tonopah
Key Pittman
Duluth
Lariver Pleads Guilty in Bank Misapplication Case
Paul Lariver formerly an assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne pleaded guilty to misapplication of funds on three federal counts. Judge Robert Lewis imposed five years on each count to run concurrently. Lariver defaulted about $21,000 but paid it over roughly eight years.
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Lewis
Union News Service Lander
Paul Lariver
Citizens National Bank of
Cheyenne
United States Grand Jury
Kariver
Robert Lewis
Denver
Lariver
Thermopolis Oil Field Boosts Hopes for Big Development
In Thermopolis two new wells were reported in the Thermopolia oil fields. One well lies on state land leased by the Ohio Company and is among the best yet to be reported from the new field. The second well, drilled by the Midwest, spouted oil above the derrick and near a gusher. The field continues active development, reinforcing expectations of becoming the state’s largest.
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Thermopolis
Thermopolia
Ohio Company
Mid-west
Fort Laramie unit to begin North Platte project work soon
Washington conference yields plan to start Fort Laramie unit of the North Platte reclamation project. The unit would irrigate 59,000 acres in Wyoming and 48,000 acres in Nebraska with construction starting once 90 percent of lands are signed by private owners, as announced by Secretary Lane.
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Washington
Fort Laramie
North Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Lane
Skaggs' Second Escape From Cheyenne Prison Guards
Bascom Skaggs, a slaver convict who escaped from an officer near Rawlins last week, evaded capture by Sheriff Matt McCourt and Deputy Dankowiski of Sweetwater County last Wednesday by leaping onto a horse and fleeing amid gunfire. He is in the desert south of Bitter Creek, believed well supplied with arms by friends.
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Cheyenne
Bascom Skaggs
Rawlins Penitentiary
Matt McCourt
Dankowiski
Sweetwater County
Bitter Creek
US Grand Jury Held in Lander At October Term
The first United States grand jury called to report at Lander was sworn in as the October term opened with Judge Robert E Lewis sitting for Judge J A Riner. About twenty cases are to be presented, mostly liquor selling cases from the area, causing Cheyenne to skip its November grand jury for the first time in years.
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Lander
United States
Robert E Lewis
Denver
J A. Riner
Cheyenne
Midwest Refining Company Reports Six Month Earnings
For the six months ending September 1 the Midwest Refining Company shows net earnings of $662 906.29. The report compares average gasoline prices at 7 cents this year versus 11 cents last year and suggests earnings could have reached about $1,000,000 if conditions were as favorable as a year ago.
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Casper
Midwest Refining Company
Official Accused of Padding Payroll in Kemmerer
Fraud of serious nature and involving amounts which cannot yet be determined has come to light after investigations over some time. Four men are now in the county jail under charges related to padding payrolls on the Oregon Short Line in this vicinity.
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Kemmerer
Oregon
Coury
Injured in Rumaway Wheatland
A brief item notes Joba Buel, identified as Mra, was injured in an incident described as a runaway or spill in the Wheatland area. Details on cause, severity, and witnesses are not provided in the readable text.
Convict Escapes at Door of Pen Healing
Bascom Shaggs a paroled convict from the state penitentiary escaped from two armed guards while being returned to prison to serve the remainder of a thirty year sentence.
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Bascom Shaggs
State Penitentiary
Wyoming State News Daisy Union Highlights and Local Growth
Wyoming reports include 879 schools valued at 1.81 million, new Rawlins carpenters union, Douglas opera house nearing completion, and progress on Sundance bank. Beets, mills, and libraries expand. curfews, notaries, and salaries feature in state updates.
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Carpenters’ Union
Rawlins
Douglas
Wyoming
Sheridan
Odd Fellows of Dayton
Sundance State Bank
Basin
Otto
What He Really Did Say
An exchange between Gifford and Hall reveals a miscommunication about Hall’s son Thomas. Gifford believes Thomas was an undertaker, Hall denies it and says Thomas followed the medical profession.
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Gifford
Hall
Will
Thomas
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Claims in Newport
Mrs B A Tozer of Newport Oregon reports lifelong pimples and widespread eczema itch and raw skin. She says external treatments failed until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided immediate relief and three months of use healed her skin. Sample offers noted.
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Newport
Ore
B. A. Tozer
Cuticura
Dept. i
Boston
Distinction in his blis blindness bowed down Tee Eee 3 stone
The text presents a fragmentary dialogue where the children of light rebuke a figure for blasphemous behavior. The heathen respond with existential questions about the value of faith versus material pursuits. It reads as a moral allegory with charges of hypocrisy and religious dispute.
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Children of Light
Keeping Up With Lizzie
A column notes the saying that upkeep costs marriage and hints fashion-minded neighbors influence what is kept up. The piece reflects social pressure and practical expense in domestic life.
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Lizzie
Not Taking her From Him
A dialogue fragment shows a girl named Gerald or Geraldine lamenting separation from her father as worry and departure loom. The father questions why she fears his leaving, revealing a family scene about impending absence.
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Papa
Quotations on Wages and Marriage Referenced in Interview
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker debating income and marital costs. The text contrasts paying a weekly wage with the implied burden on a wife, illustrating social attitudes toward money and marriage in the period.
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Eng Hester
Citizens’ Bank
Grass Creek
North Platte Reclamation Project
Skaggs
U. S
Midwest Company
Rumaway
Wheatland
Wyoming News
Fentern Monepaper Union News Service
Regia Wyv
State Grange
Moorcroft
Burlington
The
State Teachers’ Association
Buffalo
J. & Mechling
St. Rev
W. Albone
Upton
Methodist Church
Harry Wagner
Jackson
Marie C. Friedlein
Pine Bluffs
Big Horn Basin
Frank Pushnell
Sundance
Aladdin
Farrell
Charley Riley
Bur
U. of W
Laramie
W. D. Townsend
Gillette
Desert
Powder Rivers
Tex Tipton
Lusk
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Nels Frana
Bergatrom
Fox Park
Wyo
George Koracic
Cambria Coal Company
Big Horn
Golwog
Mra
Catherine Reed
Mra Reed
Lewis Deer
London
Quo
Centaur Company
New York
Bears
Castoria
Henets
M. de France
Arthur St
Caldwell
Ureke Springs
Ark
Dean's
Ben Doan
Bipuay Foster Mlburh CO
Berkeley
Tutt
Gotti
Hvis
W. N. Uy
Salt Lake City
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