Congress urged to prepare probe plans for effective results
The report critiques past investigations into the beef trust and railway rebates, urging proper preparation and a full recognition of problems. It notes Secretary Boot’s reply to Denby on Congo inquiries, and compares U S army costs with France and Germany, explaining wage differences. It also highlights a Medal for Heroism in railway service and a year’s first moonsh revenue surplus amid Treasury finances.
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Boot
Denby
Michigan
Congo Free State
Central Africa
Africa
Congo
Congress
War Department
United States
France
Germany
Sam
George Poell
Grand Island
Ned
Paul Ussary
Poell
Torf
United States Treasury
Ball's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney in Toledo
An old advertisement promises a monetary reward for cures of catarrh and claims Ball's Catarrh Cure as a tested remedy. It mentions Frank J. Cheney sworn before a notary, presents testimonials, and notes sale through druggists. Also promotes Cheney's Family Pills for constipation and a Chicago to Mexico City train service via the Wabash.
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Olea
Toledo
Lacs
Frank J. Cheney
W. Gleason
Eal
J. Cheney & CO
Chicago
City of Mexico
Fall Out of the Lavguise in Tating
The fragmentary text mentions Mrs. Crossway and the Perkins family, with a reference to Gwendolen and Mia Lapslinge. The scene appears to be from a gossip or theater page, featuring quirky dialogue and character names.
Commercial develop ments reflect sustained confidence
The text notes sustained confidence in the general outlook with falling breadstuff values and high volumes of staple merchandise distribution. It highlights brisk demand across hardware, sporting goods, farm equipment, and leather goods, plus expanding retail trade and rising manufacturing and construction activity across the Western region.
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Orm
Chicago
Dan
Grain and livestock price roundup from multiple markets
Market notes from Chicago Milwaukee and Toledo show varied bids for hogs, sheep and lambs with prime and fair to choice grades, while grains move include wheat No 2 around 78 to 82 cents, corn No 2 yellow about 38 to 45 cents, oats and rye in mixed ranges. Prices appear inconsistent across cities with several OCR garbles but reflect typical mid period commodity trading activity.
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New York
United States
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Lydia E Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound Story
A biography of Lydia E Pinkham born Estes in Lyne Massachusetts 1810 and her rise from schoolteacher to founder of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It details family life, early herbal remedies, 1873 financial crisis, kitchen laboratory beginnings, newspaper ads from 1877, growth into a household name, and the legacy continued by her daughter-in-law and later Mrs Pinkham advising women under "Yours for Health" programs.
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Estes
Lyne
Mass
Babbasy Oth
Isaac Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Lynn
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhams
Lydis B. Pinkham
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Worl
Lydia
Pintham
Dr Pierce Libel Verdict Against Ladies Home Journal
The Pierce company won a libel verdict against Ladies' Home Journal for 16,000 accusing patent medicines of containing alcohol digitalis and opium. The defense argued the verdict was insufficient and a retrial motion is pending. Analyst tests after publication found no traces of the drugs.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Dr Pierce Company
Dr. Pierce Company
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