Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited with Curing Women
A Milwaukee woman reports lasting relief from back pain and female trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says doctors advised an operation but the remedy restored her health, urging other women to seek Mrs. Pinkham's free advice and avoid surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Tion
Pimkham
Sean
Milwaukee
Wis
Plukhiam Medicine Company of Law
Mass
The Intriguing Case of the Innex Attorney Timotance
A fragment suggests a legal matter involving an attorney Timotance and a party named Ollent-Texceph. The text is garbled but hints at a courtroom or legal dispute context with unnamed parties and incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innex
Pat
Ollent
Texceph
Vourne
Hurricane Hits British Isles As Steamer Struggles In
London reports a violent southwest gale lasting days, cutting telegraph links and hindering ships. The Cunard steamer Mhutetania faced nine hours off Queenstown before entering harbor to embark passengers for New York. Queen Mary from Rouen also delayed. local pilots could not be dropped. Severe wind and rain battered western ports as Trafalgar Square protest plans were abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
Folkstons Harbor
Mhutetania
Queenstown
Paw Aengere
Malia
New York
London
Wremmur
Wremmur Queen, From Roulazive With 120 Piniensers, Only Tried To Enter Pollenton
Ble
Whigle
Carl
Queens Town
Enhanc Malls
Moetow Point
Trafalgar Square
Severe winter storm and cold wave forecast across nation
A nationwide weather bulletin warns of an unusually stormy week from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast with heavy rain and snow in the Great Lakes interior New York and New England regions and a following cold wave expected to cross the Plains and central valleys by midweek reaching the Atlantic states by Friday. The outlook cites a storm area crossing the central valleys Great Lakes and Atlantic seaboard with accompanying rain and snow followed by a strong cold spell over the western states and central plains midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather
Mook Mountains
Atlante
Rockies
North Pacific
Central
Great Lakes
Atlantic Sea
Upper Lake Region
New York
New England
Middle Districts
Platon
Thurway
Moderate Drinking May Cause Structural Changes, Says Cornell Doctor
A Cornell Medical College physician told Cornell students that moderate drinking can insidiously harm health. He warned alcohol abuse affects diseases, noting liver issues and possible organ damage even without obvious intoxication. The talk discussed dietary harms, unpasteurized foods, and dangers from certain metals and fridge cooling agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Dn W. Gilman ‘Thompson
Cornell Medical Bool
New York
Phyaicfan
Bellavyue
Presbyterian Hospital
Cornell
Bureaucratic Shift Prompts Local Government Change
A fragment from Loutyville Gourlop Journal hints at a commission form of government. The dialogue references accountability and civic restructuring amid a society tense about leadership and public authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air, Bnpeck
Loutyville Gourlop Journal
Ex convict banker Jolneon drowns in Wabash River
The body of John F. Jolneon of Port, Indiana, was found in the Wabash River near Doganipart. Police and investigators say foul play is suspected as they search for details about his disappearance and related financial irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Jolneon
Port
Ind
Wabash River
Wea Rivnr
Poulete
Mail Box Provision in Postoffice Bill Causes Big Shakeup
Washington February 1 The postoffice appropriation bill advances a measure requiring a mail box at every residence before delivery. If approved by June 30 1914 the rule would force about 13 million boxes costing over 20 million dollars. Government savings projected at about 4 million annually. Committee notes average postman spends 1h to 3 minutes at each house, predicting reduced trips or slower service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Weeks
Mass
Pastor Frees
Post Rowl
Cess
Congress
Conners to Run for State Chairman in Albany
Albany reports indicate Conners will be transferred from New York City to attend a meeting at the Forel en Much hotel to announce his candidacy for state chairman. Charles Murphy and A. Dix are named as supporters with Dix seen as the entering wedge in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh A
Bix
Murphy
Alpny
Chatemag Witten
Conners
Charles F Murphy
Tumamany Mall
Exeh
Forel
New York City
Tidless Mn Morphy
Flv A. Tix
Waelington
Alate League
Dix
Isqunointy
Thomas St. Osborne
Woman Rats At Tower Of London Authorized To Be Paid
A 1672 warrant by the master of the ordnance notes Hilanbeth Wickley employed in killing rats and other vermin about His Majestys stores and houses in the Tower of London. It states a yearly allowance of Might Pounds for her service as rat catcher to the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enngland
Master of the Ordnance
Hilanbeth Wickley
Tower of London
Jeffries Johnson Fight Set for San Francisco
Tex Rickard announced the heavyweight bout between Jeffries and Johnson will occur in San Francisco and New York on February 21. Rickard denied Salt Lake as a venue and noted controversy over Mormon crowds as James Cofroth arrived. A $5,000 bet was offered in San Francisco as Cofroth left. Rumors circulated about Cotfrath and a $40,000 stake tied to Hoboken promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
San Francisco
New York
Salt Lake Gay
Rickard
James W. Coffroth
Witroye
Gofroth
Cotfrath
Tex
Fuga Liv
Colma
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Orugatets
D. M. Jackson
Union Depot
Firat
Transfar
Runtca
Anson C. Greenlee
Sophia E. Greenlee
Renidencs
Wright St Gorry
Ualon
A. A
Jennie E. Young
M. D
N. Center St
Kotarm
Stodpom
Maria Hodge
Grand Street
Corry
F. Brooks
Ghole Cigare
Bert Drinks
Frid Gtakdloa
North Genter
Streat
British Isles
Flech
Babbitt & Son
Library Theatre
Gieat Histories
Daniel Boone
Old Kentucky
Andy
Mr. Chas. A. Taff
Adatts
Babbitt’s
PAVER
Albany
Jeffries Johnson
J. R. Graves
R. S. Johnson
Kinsella
the Carpet Man
W. Main St
Corry, Pa
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