Miss Alice Bailey Credits Pinkham Remedy for Ovarian Cure
Atlanta woman Miss Alice Barney describes three years of severe ovarian pain and a near operation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery after two bottles, a gain of eighteen pounds, and restored health. The letter asserts genuine results and warns of possible surgical intervention.
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Alice Bailey
Atlanta
Lydia Eam
Thad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice Barney
North Boulevard
Irish Soil and Quack Cures in a Humble Advert Panel
A fragmented column parodies customs checks on Irish soil in a Washington street groggery while recommending a trio of patent medicines by Dr August Koenig and local remedies. It includes light humor about marriage proposals and common quips from urban papers of 1900.
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Washington Street
Waston
Ike
N. Y
Pug T Koenig
Hamburg
August Koenig
St. Jacobs
Que
Applause in Murder Case Shocks Mississippi Court
The Supreme Court discussed audience applause during closing remarks in the Raines murder verdict from Lee County. North Mississippi readers misread the ruling as banning laughter at John Allen’s jokes, sparking local excitement before corrections clarified the decision’s grounds.
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Supreme Court
Raines
Lee County
John Allen
Mr. Allen
Mississippi
Jourdan Boone
Corinth
Jackson
Death of Louvali lle business man prompts avicide theory
Loulaville Kentucky, December 19. R C Whayne, a local business man found dead Wednesday night near Jacob park with a gunshot wound to the chest, carried life insurance totaling 340000 with applications pending for 50000 more. Coroner to conduct an exhaustive inquest Saturday. investigators weigh avicide theory due to large policies.
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Loulaville
R. C. Whayne
Jacob Park
Whayne
Kelly
Carnegie
Santa Claus
Bodies found in Idaho identified as Cedar Rapids resident
Reported in Cedar Rapids Iowa and surrounding areas. A body near Mountain Home Idaho is believed to be Earl or Andrew Bittle, former Cedar Rapids residents, with a railway ticket to Portland and a $190 purse found on the dead man. Edward Bittle previously left Cedar Rapids May 27 to buy land, last heard in Granger Wyoming. Names, dates, and places anchor the scattered notices across scheduled dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
Idaho
Boise
Dee
Earl Bittle
Andrew Bittle
Mountain Home
Portland
Ore
Edward Bittle
West
Granger
Wyo
Lisbon
Bundearath
Berlin
Bundes
California Fig Syrup CO
Venezuela arbitration progress reported from Washington Dec 19
President Castro has empowered Minister Bowen to settle with Britain Germany and Italy once state department consent is received. A Venezuelan request for arbitration hinges on replies from ally nations and potential embassy talks in Washington. Blockade status, guarantees, and a mixed commission for Venezuelan affairs feature in ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Castro
Bowen
Britain
Germany
Italy
State Department
Gasumethin Isk
Natiamed
Caracas
Lopez Baralt
United States
Venezuela
Great Britain
Venezola
la Guayra
New York
Dec
France
Rome
Signor de Riva
Govanni Bausan
Colonizing the South and railroad homeseekers' offers
Article describes railroad campaigns to attract settlers to Arkansas and Texas along the Cotton Belt, listing land values from $2 to $3 per acre, potential for pastures and crops, and active truck farming associations. It notes special rail rates on select dates to promote homeseekers visiting and settling, with the Cotton Belt Route aiding buyers and locating suitable farms.
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Portiona
Arkansas
Texas
Southwestern
St.Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Louisiana
Treason and travel hints in a jumble of old prose
A garbled clipping mixes dialog about traitors and czarist secrets with stray lines on Christmas excursion fares from Southern Railway and a drug ad. It folds in mismatched quotes and fragmentary remarks about Skoopsky, Gortchakoff, and a palace incident, plus a travel notice and light gossip snippets from various sources.
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Southern Railway
Area Railway
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Florida
Bouncer
Mi Trace
Mr. Bouncer
Boston Transcript
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Lester
Hale
Pike
Indianapolis
Piro
W. O'Brien
Third Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Rai
Psi
Doe Eb Maes Pei
Ata Ay
Kali
Lanele Tnie Mle
Mississippi State News
Copia
Trou
Wilson
State Board of Education
Board of Supervisors
Whitfield
Copiah
Vicksburg
Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Carrollton
Eugene Neal
Peoples’ Bank
Lillian Lanham
Lebanon
Winona
G. W. Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Delta
Hill Counties
Water Water
Water Valley
Tom Pulpus
Chickasaw County
Pulpus
Maj. Vardaman
Fruit Growers' Association
Hoffman Fruit Growers’ Association
Durant
S. A. Montgomery
John Brister
E. A. Pugh
Express Company
Goodman
Railroad Commission
J. H. Naples
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Central Yards
Naples
Scranton
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
Gulf & Ship Island Road
R. M. Kelly
Wirt Adams
Sillen
Allison HE
Blade
Natchez
Albert Clement
Hunter
Powell Franklin
J. E. Franklin
Lafayette County
Henry Wright
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Road
Blakely
Bolivar
Will Green
Rosedale
Green
Bolivar County
Catfish Point
Charles Grady
Frisco Railroad
Aberdeen
Louleville
the Evening Post
Burden
Highlands
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Carnegie
Lorenz
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri Railroad
Supreme Court of the
Missouri Supreme Court
Callahan
Merchants’ Bridge &Terminal Railroad Co
St. Louis
John II
Supreme Court of the United States
Vashkend
Russia
Andijon
Russian Central Asia
London
Canada
Liverpool
Tnw
Senate Committee On Commerce
Perkins
St. Paul
Atlantic
Thomas Meredith
Cass County
Lewis
Tis City
Bowen Tas
Venesuela
Aberance
Laat
Henpeki
Bowler
Harper’s Bazar
Ious
H. W. Beecher
Bishop Horne
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Westminster
Ibal
Atlanta Constitution
Czar
Cleveland
Demidoff
Policesky
Wioopskot
Skoopsky
He Very Wopytsky
Siberia
Campsky
Nicholas
Gortchakoff
Cork
Trish Porter
Vew Lin
Dubuque
Waterloo
Albert Lea
CR. R
Hanson
Chicage
H.H
National Glove CO
Dep'tz
Joseph, MO
Zwar
Nieo Bo
King OF Scroflila CO
Kokomo
Ind
Amakesis
Winchester
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