Working Girls Lose Time and Find Health With Remedy
Readers learn from two women who used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease monthly pain and restore health. A stenographer and book-keeper from Oklahoma praises the product after long female troubles. A free trial offer for Conley's Lice Powder and a poultry booklet is advertised by the Dierham Drug Company.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Lydia Wi. Finklin
Helen Caner
Bob Dean
Tishowings
Okli
Lydia E. — Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Marie Core
Avon
Tishoningo
Conley
Direham Diie Company
Center Street
Special Sale This Week On Groceries And Staples
A readable fragment lists a weekly special sale on groceries including baked beans dried beets coffee and tea items. It mentions Red Rose Coffee Groft s Coven Dutch Cleaner Borax bulk and assorted breakfast and baking goods with prices in cents and dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groft
Plunges 700 Feet Causing Fatal Shaft Fall
Kingston company carpenter William Griffith of Edwardsville fell to a 700 foot shaft when a platform gave way while repairs were made at the mouth. Helpers Edward Richards and John Wiklonnis saved by grasping bunting and chute, but Griffith died. Richards and Wiklonnis were exhausted and rescued with a chain and plank aid. Pay date July 20.
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Hels
Witheatiarse
Willian Griffith
Kingston Con Company
Hdwardsville
Edward Richards
John Wikwicnis
Ecaiford
Griffith
Richards
Wikilonis
Workanen
Cers
Wikalonie
Weekly Trade Review signals uptick in Western industry and wheat price drop
The R G Dun & Co report notes broader business improvement in the West with rising wages and strong manufacturing activity as general mercantile conditions improve. Wheat prices fall sharply on optimistic crop prospects, while footwear and leather trade see cautious demand. U S bankruptcies dip slightly from last week and Canadian failures ease.
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R. G Dun & Go
New York
Grexter
Witsbursh
New England
Commercia
Hls
United States
Canada
Bathhouse ready but water supply omitted in plan
In Philadsinila July 20 the city opened a new public bathhouse at Tac cony, costing 40,000 dollars, but it cannot be used for a year as no water supply was provided during construction. The omission appears in the plans and specifications, delaying its operability and marking a public bath as an example of planning gaps.
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Philadsinila
Taccony
Dead Man Found In Woods In Phoeninaile Pa
The body of a man about 45 was found in the woods near Montgomery Avenue Phoenicia Pa. The corpse lay in a pose suggesting a concealment attempt. He wore a dark jacket brown striped trousers and black shoes. Clothing described as of good texture. Readings note Philadelphia newspaper dated July 11 may hinge on death timing.
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Phoeniaiile
Woody
Montgomery Abuisiouse
Philadelphia
Pills, Pilloggnen, and a Tale of Love Across Ages
A garbled advertisement touts Pilloggnen as a health tonic promising digestion aid and vitality, alongside a long jumble of anecdotes. It includes a quip about a soldier and a farmer, and a snippet about Herod and Marianne, all presented in faded, noisy prose typical of old newspapers.
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Thoman Davwney
Women Save Money and Smart Laundry Habits
A fragment discusses women as prudent spenders who seek ways to stretch a dollar. It mentions using Bare Task song in the laundry to save fuel time and health, and claims a product named Haxy Tush has no resin to stay in clothes, preventing dirt retention.
Employment Office Seeks Hotel and Private Help Now
The Up-To-Date Employment Office at 210 W. rd Bt in Erle Pas advertises urgent needs for all kinds of hotel and private staff. Seekers are urged to write, phone, or call promptly for immediate placement.
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W. Rd Bt
Erle
Pas
Seasonable Goods at Low Prices Headline List
A bustling sale ad lists black patent leather belts at 50 cents and ladies union suits from 39 to 75 cents. Hosiery, parasols, and mercerized yarn items are advertised with deep reductions, including silk parasols and varied color options. The catalog emphasizes low prices and seasonal wardrobes for summer wear.
Five Are Killed by Explosion In New York
Five men were killed in an explosion tied to a boiler incident in New York. The blast struck workers at a plant connected to a fuel or power operation, with authorities reporting no other injuries. Officials said the exact cause was under investigation and expected further details soon.
Saved by His Brave Wife in Catamount Battle
Frank Watt, wounded, and wife Mrs. Watt defend their cabin from a catamount. She drags him to safety as the beast lunges. the catamount is killed by the hunter, with the man and horse injured. A Lock Haven physician treats them. the injuries are not life threatening.
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Warman
Lee Haven
Frank Watt
Tom Welnapont
Clinton Coast
Hy Wal
Watt
Panier
Lock Haven
Court Honors Old Negro In South At Court Memorial
A Southern court paused for a tribute to Henry Kin nes, a former enslaved man who died as janitor of the county courthouse. The memorial followed his long service and a note on his life from local officials. Judge Samuel J. Brown eulogized his record as a faithful public servant.
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South
Mobile
Alabama
Henry Kinnes
Almont
Pontiry
Hhiney
Thadjovening Court
Tiga
Samuel J. Brown
Nesro
One Drink Lunch Hour Law Proposal in Los Angeles
A proposed city ordinance in Los Angeles seeks to limit lunchtime drinking by reducing the number of customers allowed to drink at delis and restaurants from 200 to 100. The plan, introduced by police and council committees, aims to curb alcohol service during the lunch hour and involves changes related to the abolition of certain licenses. Interest is noted among elite women in the measure.
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Los Angeles
Angela
Cali
Woman Takes Her Life in Panly Withkrow
A woman, wife of a wealthy coal operator, was found dead at Hooversville Somerset County, Mia, after a self inflicted gunshot through the right temple following childbirth. Despondency from nervous debility was given as cause. a maid and a nurse discovered the body this morning.
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Johastown
Panly
Hooversville
Somerest County
Mia
Norman Lewis
Tourlets Safe Barng July 10 Me Me Basle Taur
A fragment notes an incident where individuals believed dead were found alive after an apparent mishap. Details are unclear but reference is made to a group or party rescued after being presumed deceased with no further context provided.
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Barng
Ante
Fragmentary note hints at rental inquiry and names
A partial, unclear note mentions a rental topic and potential names. It lacks a coherent action, date, or location but signals a housing or tenancy question needing clarification.
Aen Auli super and Nat Haw tale in brief
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Abe Aen and Auli in a brief note about a nine month period and a trail line. Names and places are unclear. no coherent event or outcome is extractable from the readable lines.
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Doe
J.D. Murray
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Canneli
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Pitsburg Gump
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Carpenter
Goal
Weekly Trade Review
Castoria
Murray Byreet
Heweydaa City
R. S. Johnson
Brevkouriliyy
Ind
Evo Brothers
Indy
Herod
Marianne
Therod
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Wight
Fariuny
Farin Hind
Maddy Pat
Conte
Paddy
Edo
Philadelphia Telegraphy
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Veese
Brinotin di Plamonte
Wabash
Downey
Wabash Canning Conpany
Free Qamily Say School
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