Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy Endorsed by Cleveland Woman
A Cleveland, Ohio woman testifies to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, saying ten bottles restored strength and appetite after severe weakness and nervousness. She urges others in similar condition to try the remedy and use her letter as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arcade Avenue
Exizarern Toso
Hale Ave
Cleveland, Ohio
Warner
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
N.Y
Missouri Notes Hit From Jefferson City Ledger
Writ of habeas corpus frees Lula Threlkel of Kansas City on bond of 500 while Supreme Court reviews case. Attorney General limits pension payments to the recipient or guardian. Convict escapes from Algoa Penitentiary Farm and another from rock quarry near Columbia. University of Missouri law students attend a funeral in Marshall. Bond issue passes in Marshall to expand municipal light plant. Dexter club launches hawk crow owl contest. Savitar investigation ordered. White bridges work in Cassville costs 100000. Frisco reports 24.2 percent fewer February casualties. Church vandalism in Cassville. Ozark Beach plans for a hotel and golf course. Amalia Raioum dies in Hannibal. Sedalia mourns Emily Botts and Elisha McBride. Judge Fred Lamb killed in Brookfield crash. Audrain rural schools closing in prep for August term.
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Jefferson City
Lula Threlkel
Kansas City
Bonch
Supreme Court
J. E. Porterfield
Jackson County
Federal Trust Company
N.T. Gentry
L. D. Thompson
Montgomery County
Orville Moore
Penitentiary Farm No. 3
Algoa
Missouri Pacific
Moore
Adair County
Rock Quarry
Coluumbia
Columbia
School of Law
University of Missouri
Fuuneral
Marshall
J. 10
Johnson
Jo Bettis
Chickasha
Okla
Dexter
Dexter Hunting and Fishing Club
Cohmbia
Marion Dry
Mary Heiser
Henry Clay
Cassville
Old Morris Ferry
Golden Ferry
Springfield
Frisco
Accident Prevention Bureau
Forsyth
Ozark Beach
Lake Taneycomo
Crist Bros
Lake Country
Hannibal
Amalia Raioum
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Charles Raioum
Sedalia
Elisha McBride
Smithton
Amarillo Wife Totes Nitroglycerin to Fire-Husband
Mrs. Tex Thornton drives 80 miles with 1500 quarts of explosive to aid her husband Tex Thornton fighting gas fires in Corpus Christi. She fears mice and snakes in the storehouse, calls her work colorless routine, and hopes for an airplane of her own.
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Amarillo
Texas
Tex Thornton
Thornton
Man Made Earthquakes Aid Railroad Site Survey
Man made underground explosions record seismic waves to map geology for the proposed Turkestan Siberia railroad. A Russian seismograph by Prof. Paul M. Nikiforov uses a gold pendulum and a light reflecting mirror to trace vibrations, aiding surveys at Turkestan and Crimea stations.
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Leningrad
Turkestan-Siberia
Paul M. Nikiforov
Physico-Mathematical Institute
Russian Academy of Science
United States
John A. Anderson
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
Turkestan
Crimea
Snow traps five. two children die in mother's arms
In Watertown, a blizzard strands a mother and her four children, forcing a desperate dash home. Ina and Lena die from exposure. Evelyn's feet may be amputated. Mrs Dunn and two others survive with serious injuries after neighbors dig them from deep snow.
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Watertown
N. Y
Gilbert Dunn
Chateaugay
Ina
Lena
Evelyn
Gilbert, Jr
Dunn
Mrs. Dunn
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gains Wide Trust
A Monticello Illinois family doctor popularizes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin noting its success since 1892. The remedy targets women children and the elderly, aiding minor illnesses with a gentle laxative formula. Thousands of bottles sold yearly with free sample offers to prove benefits.
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Monticello
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Dr. Calwell
Rock Deflects Drills says Tulsa oil engineer
Tulsa oil engineer H P Bowen asserts deflection of drill holes in underground strata proves wells are not vertical. He cites two offset wells at 2,100 feet and a deflection table showing a 6,000-foot hole angled 25 degrees ends about 5,483 feet deep. Bowen notes rotary holes deflect more.
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Tulsa
Okla
H. P. Bowen
Bowen
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Britons Face Huge Egg Import Bill Says Council
London reports that Britain consumes 5.7 billion eggs yearly while domestic production yields 2.1 billion. Nearly half of imported eggs come from outside the empire and the cost surpasses Britain’s vehicle exports. Denmark and China supply the imports with proposed homed aid eggs to steer public preference.
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London
Great Britain
Britain
British Empire
Imperial Economic Council
Denmark
China
The
Economics Council
Admirals Host Tea Party Reunion After 40 Years
At Portsmouth on the Nelson a tea party honors crew members of the Raleigh from 1885 to 1887. Vice Admiral Sir Hubert Brand and Admiral Sir Osmond de Brock invited officers and men of ordinary rank to a social reunion aboard their ships. Both hosts formerly served as midshipmen on the Raleigh.
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Portsmouth
England
Nelson
Sir Hubert Brand
Atlantic Fleet
Sir Osmond de B. Brock
Raleigh
Sir Hubert
Sir Osmond
Grief and Giraffes in Death of Dot and Hiboy
Dot, a giraffe at the zoo, died from a mysterious illness. Her mate Hiboy died months earlier. The pair were imported from Africa to the zoo.
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Washington
Dot
Hiboy
Africa
The Only Recognition and Quips from The Chronicle
Quips about political pull and service to party border a humorous share of ad lines and moral reflections. A farmer recounts being limited to a reception committee post while jokes touch on Red Cross Ball Blue use and tax fairness. The text closes with aphorisms on revenge, dual natures, and the Devil’s existence.
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Farmer Corntessel
Toothpicks in Demand Even for Odd Uses
The article notes rising toothpick production in Chicago driven by quirky uses beyond dining. It mentions manufacturers warning about overproduction while households repurpose toothpicks for playful or improvised tasks, including teaching pouring and assembling small snack builds.
Not Neglected Opportunity Calls You Quote on List
A fragment notes a character asks if opportunity ever calls, replies no but implies it has him, referenced in a mailing list context. The line suggests a social or motivational message framed around initiative and being chosen.
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Opportunity
Censorship and Dwell on Critics Discussed
A short reflective note argues that while censorious views arise, one should not dwell on critics. The text emphasizes restraint and focus on constructive concerns rather than public reproach.
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Reggie
Hanford
Missouri
Brookfield
Fred Lamb
Salisbury
Lamb
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Mexico
Audrain County
Nitroglycerin
Sp Geen
Cuticura Lalca
Department of Housekeeping
Bayer
Haarlem Oil
Sawa
Br. Thacher
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