Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Prompts Women to Inquire Far and Wide
A letter from New Orleans relays a long struggle with inflammation and ulceration eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes prior medical advice for surgery, bedrest, and relief after use, urging other sick women to try the remedy and write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
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Rai
Lydia E. Pinkham
Flore
New Orleans
J. Wilden
Allen St
Tariff Talks With Germany May Extend Another Year
Berle reports that negotiations between the United States and Germany over tariff terms are likely to continue for another year. A Washington dispatch indicates the foreign office will consider an advisory body to study proposals, with broad sentiment favoring extending the provisional arrangement despite limited details from American notes.
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Germany
Berle
Amerie
United States
Tom
Dhnt Jong Cible
Thi
Thi Importunis
Dle
Ameren
Mivnt Uist
Tofo
Washington
Foreign Office
Sun
Manor of North Carolina Prisoner Trial Confusion
In a telegraph like exchange a group including Governor arouses attention as they question a prisoner named Appleweight. The dialogue covers jail status, an impending fate, and transportation to Ardsley, with references to a court context and potential future actions. Kingsley Ardmore leads the interrogation alongside the unnamed narrator, while the prisoner remains central to the tense scene.
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Mortyan
Dillonwin
Jerry
Colina
Jones
Tilelgt
Kildare
Ardmore
Raleigh
Mr. Appleweleht
Ussetipa
Kentlenan
Thoman Arnone
Terry
Mikue
Andre
Ardsley
iCorry & Columbus Street Railway Schedule 1909
Corry to Columbus street railway timetable in effect Sept 30 1909. Cars leave Corry hourly on the even hour from 6 am to 9 pm. from Columbus every 30 minutes past the hour except Saturdays. last car from Corry at 10 and from Columbus at 10:80 pm. Cars run every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne street 12:20 to 6:20 and 7:20 to 8:40. Extra car Saturday nights at 9:80 and 11 pm. East Wayne street departures seven hour 80 and 45 minutes past. Sundays first car from waiting room at 8:00 am.
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iCorry & Columbus Street Railway
Columbus
Corry
North Corry
East Wayne Street
Bs. m
Fabrics and Accessories Sale with Irregular Prices
A fragmented ad lists yarns crepe tissue and mercerized cotton fabrics in colors including pink blue and yellow. It touts ribbons gloves and kimonos with sale prices from 1.00 to 4.00 and notes previous costs up to 4.00 for items now offered at 1.00 to 1.60, inviting shoppers to view various styles.
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Waitta
TRAIN IN RIVER DROWNS 68 NEAR WOBBWOOD BRIDGE
A Canadian Pacific train plunged through a bridge over the Spent river near Wobbwood last night. One coach went into the river and many passengers were killed or injured. The dining car and sleeper partially submerged. several bodies recovered. A diver and large wreck-clearing gangs were dispatched from Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury hospital treated the injured. Several reports state different death tolls and dozens were hurt, with authorities confirming at least twenty injured and numerous deaths.
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Nto
Toronto
Tun
Wobbwood
Dye E'Olnok
Cowel
Coweh
Sault Elven
Weblwend
Fanté
Te Afkoma
Onurl
Sudbury
McNicotl
Montreat
Montren
Montrey
Nairn
Mom
Sault Ste. Murte
State's evidence turns in bank case at alderman hearing
Pillsbury Jan 22 sensory chapter adds to raft caves as Columbia National Bank president Jennings and ex vice president Griffin turn state's evidence before Alderman McMawlers. Others named include Neola Logue and Stewart with bonds set at 10 000 each, Leidle 16 000. Hearing reveals bank payment valued from 17 500 to 2 000 to Max Leslie who acted below the bank’s directs. District Attorney Makeley and Warren J. Seymour lead proceedings. Stone and Walter Lyot appear as defense attorneys. Jennings and Griffin waived hearings and remain bound on conspiracy charges.
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Bank
Nicola
Leslie
Stewart
Pillsbury
Jeaniings
Columbia National Bank
Frank A. Griffn
Ylee
J. W. McMawlers
Wrst
Warren J. Seymour
Aiderman
William A. Stone
Walter Lyot
Goveror
Jennings Wid Griffin
All Night in Trolley Cars Near Irwin Passes Snowbound
Snowbound travelers on the Greensburg line near Irwin suffered discomfort after a heavy snow drift blocked their trolley cars. A big plow could not reach them, passengers stayed aboard as steam heaters provided warmth until morning. Snow drifts and fences along the Pike Road hid landmarks, while a burst opening allowed a funeral procession to proceed.
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Irwin
Jon
Trwin Greensburg
Yolvomerado
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Williams
Rellet
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Thia
Pew
Doo-wah-jak
New York
Frits Luckessenburger
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Barlow Hardware CO
Castoria
Turcent
J. R. Graves
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