Saved From An Operation By Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Advertorial tale from De Forest Wisconsin describes a woman with long standing female troubles saved from surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece cites decades of patient testimonials and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for readers seeking help.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
de Forest
Wis
Avavsth
Wiscansili
Novy Orleans
Liv
Pinkhaw
Weekly Weather Forecast From Early Week to Fair
Washington September 5 The weather bureau issued a bul letin stating a disturbance moving east from the Rocky Mountains will bring unsettled weather and showers across the Midwest to the Atlantic coast in the first half of the week. Temperatures will dip toward the east by Thursday with frost in the Northwest. A second disturbance in the Northwest is expected by Thursday with showers. tropical storm indications exist in the West Gulf region.
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Fair
Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain Tenon
Misaisatpol
Atlantis Coast
Northwest
North Pacific
Tallis
Near Death At Grossing Inching Train Near Miss Crash
Engineer narrowly halts an express at a crossing in Burlington New Jersey as Samuel Sturquist of Brooklyn and four car occupants escape death when the auto stalls on the tracks. Crowds panic and the train crew braces for impact before a safe stop.
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Burlington
N. J
Sept
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Samuel Sturquist
Brooklyn
Robber Jolts Courting at Sweetheart's Reading Home
Visiting Swail subdues intruder at the home of Angstadt in Reading Pennsylvania. After 1 o clock, an attempted force entry occurred in the parlor as Angstadt and a daughter of Mr Seidel confronted the attacker. Angstadt overpowered the stranger, who was then jailed after police arrived.
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Swail
Sweetheart
Reading
Merbert Ange
Ely
Tiatian
Howe
Angsted
Callie
Seidel
White
LeVine
National Assembly to elect Panama vice president Friday
The National Assembly will name a vice president on Friday next amid political tension. A recent Letter from the Panamanian attorney general to the secretary of state, and rumors of U.S. intervention if a candidate fails, have stirred controversy and curiosity among Panamanians.
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National Assembly of
Panama
Huns
Mr March
Giilaires
United States
Kate
Palarti
Shite Snow
Mendek
Chased Negro Policeman Seeks Aid After Shooting Boy
Pittsburg dispatch reports Paris Stanton one of the citys few Black police officers fired on John Akplewalp a boy resisting arrest for playing a prank. The youth was wounded during the pursuit near a ball park the crowd threatened to mob Stanton and he was taken into custody. The boys condition may be fatal.
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Pittsburg
Paris Stanton
Yeaterday
John Akplewalp
Lnd
Yieer
Moniler
Stanton
Shoes for Children Keep Feet Dry and Presentable
A brief note explaining that boys and girls should wear practical sturdy shoes rather than fancy ones. Emphasizes comfort, protection from wet conditions, and leather options available at affordable prices. Encourages choosing durable footwear suitable for school use.
Fifty Dollar Fine for Striking Editor in Chester County Court
A Chester County court convicted Conteavilly editor Gontesville councilman AVoet Chumier P a y Supt Tudge Butley and others on charges tied to a defamatory prank. The editor claimed the defendant assaulted him in public and in print, alleging continued threats and harassment through newspaper columns.
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Gontesville
Chester County
Avoet Chumier
Tudge Butley
Canoelman Teebard D. Gibney
Conteavilly
Wepke
Christoll
Altive Ghayirville
Gonteaville
Sindar Atvernoun
Parisian Sage touted as cure for hair and scalp issues
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as the leading hair dressing now popular in America for turning dull hair into lustrous lock styling. It claims to stop falling hair and dandruff in two weeks, sold by N. FP Ames & Co and druggists nationwide, priced at SL-15, featuring a girl with Auburn hair on the bottle.
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Amariva
Amaroa
N. FP. Ames & Co
Tre Liberality in town remembered by Uncle Ethan
Unclear reminiscence quotes Uncle Ethan describing a man once seen as highly charitable. He recalls the man habitually carried a plug bat and never requested gifts or renewals, reflecting on his generous nature and possible reluctance to aid others in turn.
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Ethan
Locust Plague Haunts Early Philadelphia Chronicle
A fragmentary historical report describes a locust swarm devastating crops and striking Philadelphia environs. A mayoral aide notes telegrams about plantings and a governor’s response, while the city’s coffee and yellow crop concerns emerge amid the invasion indicators.
Fragmentary Dialect Riddle From The Delaware River Echo
A garbled 19th century excerpt describes a boy named Edwin in a cryptic scene. The mollur and kin observe Edwin and discuss God and names in a rustic oral voice. The text presents a curious, unfinished dialogue captured in a Delaware region newspaper fragment.
The Delineators and a Penny Bindings Crisis
A fragmented reminiscence traces a child’s tale about sharing a penny with a mother, prompting a moral lesson. Characters named Doris Wed, Grandpa, and The Delineators appear amid a rural, memory-like scene with dialog on generosity and better choices.
Taught Her Caution and a Moral Dilemma in lore
A fragmentary scene shows Gintiel and a god fot named Laka entangled with a Taxinary fiend over a telephonic misunderstanding. A wintery voice pleads patience as a Sympathetic Grillo, a minister resting after service, engages in a quiet exchange about preaching and family.
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Gintiel
Rockey
Ull Sou Bay
Purely Imaginary. Joy and terror paralyze the crowd
A fragmented excerpt quotes Moatay Sobe describing a scene where mystery and fear affect observers. The garbled text hints at a dramatic moment involving a figure and a looming threat, with emphasis on emotion and perception.
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Guy
Uneful Stunt Sparks Million Dollar Privy for Han Hero
The Washington Post reports a costly stunt tied to a Han hero, described as a million dollar private venture. The unlikely project jolts readers with its bold claim and the public’s wary reaction to such extravagant symbolism.
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Mars
Washington Post
Fragmentary Phrase Confuses End Seal Bog Move Query
A garbled OCR fragment asks if the end seal bog moved over while a speaker mentions Parle and a grand uke limb. The readable content is insufficient to identify people places or events with certainty.
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Parle
Wood’s Septem Your Septem Our Septem Daily offers
Fragmented ad text lists various grocery and household items with irregular pricing and vague shop names. It mentions regular and sale prices for items like oil, syrup, laundry goods, clothing, and men’s wear. The passage reflects a late 19th or early 20th century retail catalog style with assorted product lines and unclear shop branding.
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