Factory Girl Credits Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Miss Tillie Plenzig of Poughkeepsie says prolonged back pain, nervousness, and fatigue kept her from work until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her conditions. She gained five pounds and praises the product as a working girls friend. The ad urges other women to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tillie Plenzig
Jay St
Schwab recalls Bethlehem Steel growth and wages
Charles M. Schwab, addressing a Easton Board of Trade audience in Toronto, details Bethlehem Steel’s expansion since Braddock rail mill and its high wages. He notes 1911 capacity near 15 000 tons daily, $38 million invested, and his personal earnings from the company being zero in five years.
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Toronto
Charles M. Schwab
Easton
Mr. Carnegie
Braddock
Bethlehem Steel Co
Charles M. Schwav
K. T. Stotesbury
Catarrh Cure Sold By Toledo Firm Promoted
Advertisement extols internal treatment for catarrh claiming a blood purifying formula from F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio. It warns local applications cannot cure and praises a physician endorsed remedy priced 75 cents sold by Jake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F.J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Jake Hall
Ten Cent Cascarets Promise Quick MorningWellness
Advertisement extols Cascarets as a cheap, effective cleanse for stomach liver and bowels promising relief from headache biliousness and indigestion. It claims the pills purify internal organs while avoiding gripe and costing 10 cents a box. The piece also mentions Philadelphia and a separate anecdote about investment pledges from Stotesbury and Schwab.
Canada’s feeble imitation of U S continues in Montreal
Montreal and McGill host delegates of the nineteenth annual American Physical Education Association. Principal Peterson jokes about cross border forms and questions at the reception in Royal Victoria College. He praises Dr Tait McKenzie for advancing physical culture in curricula.
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Montreal
American Physical Education Association
Peterson
McGill University
Canada
United States
Ife
American School of Archaeology
Tait McKenzie
McGill Links With Montreal City Board Seen As Affiliation
The speaker notes that linking Dr McKenzie and McGill with Montreal city governance is natural but not essential, expressing hope that the city aldermen eventually affiliate with McGill, reflecting a growing partnership between institutions and municipal leadership.
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McKenzie
McGill
Montreal
Do You Know That a Princess Has Fallen in Caledonia
Death touched Caledonia with multiple losses in a single week. Mrs John McLeod of Glen William West died suddenly at 72 leaving a husband and son. Mrs Alexander McDonald, aged 93, immigrant widow with eight children, died. Mrs Malcolm Mcleod died at 50 leaving five children and a husband. The note honors their faith and family roles.
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Caledonia
Matheson
Martin
John McLeod
Glen William West
Alexander McDonald
Scotland
McDonald
Atlantic
Malcolm Mcleod
How to Make Better Cough Syrup at Home
Instructions claim sixteen ounces of cough syrup can be made for 2.50 and cure a cough within 24 hours. Mix two cups sugar with warm water, add 2½ ounces Pinex, combine with Sugar Syrup, and take a teaspoon every one to three hours. The ad promotes Pine extract and guaranted satisfaction with purchases through The Pinex Co. in Toronto.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Mainex
Inex Co
Toronto
Ont
Hay's Hair Health advertisement promises gray hair reversal
A vintage trade ad targets young readers facing early gray with Hay's Hair Health. It claims gray hairs will disappear and natural color return when used regularly. Priced at $1.50 with a trial bottle available for 10 cents, via Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark NJ, or local dealer E E Foster Sunnyside.
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Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
EE. A. Foster
Sunnyside
Railroads seek control of Rutland and Western lines
Hearings by the Public Service Commission on NYNHH to acquire Rutland and NY Central to discuss NY Ontario and Western were closed. Arguments and summations due in New York next Tuesday. Rutland officials argued for improvements while New Haven and Central contended Rutland relies on Boston and Maine for access to Boston.
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Albany
N. Y
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Rutland Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
New York City
Campbell
New Haven
Rutland Road
Boston & Maine
Boston
Montreal
W. S. Kallman
The
Central
Rutland
Boston& Maine
Edwin W. Lawrence
Heaviest Winter Snowstorm Hits Western Maine
Portland reports the heaviest snow storm of the season prevailing last night and into today in Western Maine. Roads and travel disrupted as the system drops heavy snowfall across the region.
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Portland
Maine
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Philadelphia
Bing
Stotesbury
New York
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Sks
Atav
Hhay
St. John
Eeeee Meer Steel
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Thomson
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Colgate
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Bermuda
Oceana
Bermud
Atlanti UF
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Vkermada-Atlantii Line
Uline
Halifax M. S. and
Bristol, Eng
Royal Mail Steam
Royal Edward
Royal George
W. K. Rogers Co., Ltd
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P. E
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Rutland Ry
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Utica
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Guardian
Halifax
Great George St
Ildon Hotel
Bruce Stewart
Water St
B.C. Prowse
Dorchester St
HeQnare Court
Donaldston
Sale
Seer Warren
Prennes
Iver
George Chappelle
St Douglas St
City
Benj Carter & Co
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Ni. D. Delory
Georgetown
St .Geo. R
V Pant
Gasperaux School
James McKenzie
Opera House
J. K. Ross
Stewart & Son
Queen St
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Great George Bt
W. B. Prowse
Ronmry
Kent and
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Boro Sta
J. A Moore
Kent St
S. A. McDonald
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