Five Women Credit Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Unsigned letters from five women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for avoiding surgery and restoring health. They describe relief from severe pain, irregularity, and fears of operable conditions, with testimonials from Mrs Haywarp Sowsns Hodgdon Me Mrs Mott Suuis Shelbyville Ky Mrs Apa Will Hanover Pa Mrs Laura A Griswoup Decatur IL and Mrs C H Grirrra Cleveland Oh. The company offers confidential advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Judia E. Pinkham
Apa
Walnut St
Hanover
Decatur
Laura A. Griswo
East William Street
Cleev
Ohto
C. H. Grirrrra
Constant St
Cleveland
Valuable Telegraph Line on Borneo Islands
A telegraph line on Borneo uses mahogany and ebony poles and is regarded as the most valuable telegraph line in existence.
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Borneo Islands
Modern Living Claims Damanaging Body from High Living Costs
A New York physical expert warns that modern living damages the human body as part of the era’s rising costs. The Kansas City Journal notes this view as one serious phase of the high cost of living.
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New York
Kansas City Journal
Nothing is Really Sudden in Thought and Action
An essay argues that suddenness in mind and life is an illusion born of ignorance. Lightning and earthquakes appear abrupt only because we fail to foresee them. underlying laws and prior conditions slow and shape every event from first cause to final effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadren
Idle to Talk of Equality
The Boston Globe argues that two children born the same day face divergent futures due to unequal upbringing. One enjoys food, housing, education, and social circles leading to a law career, while the other endures poverty, neglect, and limited prospects, working in a cotton mill at twelve and earning nine dollars weekly.
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Boston Globe
Heart Care And Rest For The Overworked Heart
A physician argues the heart bears less strain with earlier bedtimes and shorter waking hours. He cites figures showing saving 876 000 foot pounds yearly by sleeping two hours earlier and 219 000 by half hour longer rest. He notes Sunday rest and avoiding anger could yield even greater relief.
Getting Rid of Tail and Labor Saving Machinery
A discussion on rapid industrial progress highlights magnet cranes, one-man bridges, and multi-tool lathes as examples of scientific improvement expanding productivity and reshaping industry. The piece cites Collier's Weekly asking what society will do with these advances.
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Collier's Weekly
No Fortifications Save Spartans at Thermopylae
Brave Spartan men stood as soldiers while other Greek cities built walls. Their fame as fearless warriors kept foes away, climaxing at Thermopylae where 300 Spartans held off the Persian army until all perished after a rear betrayal.
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Thermopylae
Treess a Tangible Asset for Town and Highway
Allen Chamberlain in the Boston Transcript argues that shade trees are a tangible municipal asset, valued by real estate interests and recognized by century old roadside planting laws. He warns that modern development and infrastructure threaten trees and urges public protection and friendship for urban forests.
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New England
Allen Chamberlain
Boston Transcript
Lattice Hidden by Rambler Beautifies Entrances
A brief note highlights a simple, inexpensive lattice addition by a rambler plant to enhance side and rear entrances, offering an easy home improvement idea.
State should lead in reforesting Detroit Journal argues
The Detroit Journal criticizes paying landowners to plant trees, arguing tree planting should be a state program. It warns bonuses tempt only short term effort and that caretaking costs erode profits, noting planting profits favor the state over individuals and urging government-led action.
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Michigan
Detroit Journal
Obituary Mrs Belle Pixley of Bristol Dies at 58
Mrs Belle Pixley widow of Charles G Pixley died Sunday at her son Charles G Pixley Jr s home 31 Berkeley street Providence Born in Bristol 58 years ago she was daughter of the late Jonathan and Abbie Bosworth She moved to Providence in 1904 and is survived by her son William Marshall of Atlanta a son Charles G Pixley Jr a sister and four brothers Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the North Cemetery chapel with interment in North Cemetery
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Belle Pixley
Charles G. Pixley
Berkeley Street
Providence
Bristol
Charles G
William Marshall
Atlanta
Georgia
Lillian Wood
Jennnie H. Bosworth
Frank P. Bosworth
Minister Defeats Rockefeller in Cleveland Golf Match
The Rev Samuel Lindsay of Bellevue Pa former Euclid Avenue Baptist Church assistant pastor beat John D Rockefeller in a quiet Forest Hill Links match. Rockefeller joked you may beat me preaching but not playing golf as reports note Lindsay holed out like Chick Evans in a decisive victory.
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New York
Samuel Lindsay
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Bellevue
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hill Links
Chick” Evans
Automobile Registrations in State Office Last Week
Local automobile registrations at the State Board of Public Roads office last week include 6327 William Leahy Bristol Studebaker 24 hp touring 19319 Norman Mann Warren Everett 25 hp touring car.
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State Board of Public Roads
William Leahy
Bristol
Studebaker
H. P
Norman Mann
Warren
Everett
Weaver and Relle wed in Newport Rhode Island
Charles Edward Weaver and Georgianna Veronica Relle exchanged marriage vows September 4 in Newport Rhode Island. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Charles F. Beattie, rector of St John’s Episcopal Church.
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Weaver—Relle
Newport
R. I
Charles F. Beattie
St John’s Episcopal Church
Charles Edward Weaver
Georgianna Veronica Relle
Widow Belle Pixley Died in Providence Age 58
Mrs Belle Pixley widow of Charles G. Pixley died in Providence on September 5 at age 58. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the chapel at North Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Pixley
Providence
Belle
Charles G. Pixley
North Cemetery
Unpleasantly Reminiscent Exchange Cited by Buffalo Express
A brief exchange cites Mrs Nurich and a husband described as a former steward of a racing association. The dialogue hints at sensitivities around roles and past work. The Buffalo Express notes the interaction as a pointed remark in a public setting.
The Laugh Is Here and the Cats Spread Disease
The New Haven Courier Journal notes a shift to cats as disease spreaders alongside dogs. It suggests broader concern for animals and public health while urging continued humor despite the troubling outlook.
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New Haven Courier-Journal
Kickapoo Worm Killer Helps Irritable Children
Mothers warned of fever pale skin and sleep grinding indicating worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer quickly removes parasites and is safe for delicate children. A pleasant laxative, worm expeller, and system toner. Begin treatment today. 25c.
Plant Tubers in Cellar and Dahlia Growth Tips
Plant dahlia tubers in pots or boxes in the cellar to start. When shoots reach five inches, pot in sand and garden loam, then place in the cold frame. Set out when weather permits. July cuts sprout new wood for superior fall blooms. seeds can yield bloom in year one with single varieties recommended.
Poll Tax Notice for Bristol 1915
The collecter of taxes announces a Poll Tax of 1.00 for 1915 due September 1 to October 1. Tax collection hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 2 to 5 pm daily except Sundays holidays and Saturdays. The Town Clerk may also receive payments. August 13, 1915 Bristol Rhode Island.
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United States
Bristol
Winthr G. Thurston
Bristol, R. L
Town Tax Notice for 1915 in Bristol Rhode Island
The Bristol collector of taxes announces 1915 tax collection schedule. Office hours are 9 am to 12 and 2 pm to 9 pm September 26 to October 1, daily except Sundays holidays and Saturday afternoons, with par value payments accepted before October 1 and 1 percent interest charged on late payments.
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Burn‘ide
Bristol
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Lydia E.pinkham
AGRE
Autocrat
Autocrat Coffee
Brownell & Field CO
Providence, R. I
Mrs. Belle Pixley
Automobile Registrations
Colonial Line
Bufeington's Pharmacy
Hope Street
Droggiste
William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
G.W. Simmons Brtakers
E. L ¥. Colwell
Constitution Street
G. M. Wilbur
A. W. Orgelman
State Street
Weaver & Matheson
E. K. Reynolds
High Street
Hydraulion Hall
Cor
Pearseave
Isaac B. Munro
Bristol, R. I
Liscomb & Coggeshall
Charles H. Liscomb Walter EL Coggeshall
Burton St
Constitution St
Otis L. Wood
OTH L. Wood
Kingsthorpe
Metacom Ave
Northup Brothers
Sodini & Giusti
Wood Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
E. L Tson & CO
Thomas Christodal
Thames and Oliver Streets
Chiropodist
Williams
J. L. Gifford
Cor. Hope and Pleasant Sts
T. Clarke Brown, Jr
Constitution St. Tel
R. Bristol
Trudell Bros
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