Help for Women Always Tired Promoted by Lydia Pinkham
An advice column promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for fatigue and pelvic pain. It cites Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin who recovered after falling womb inflammation and urges sick women to write for Mrs. Pinkham's guidance from Lynn Mass.
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Ella Rice
Chelsea
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Rice
Mrs. Pinkham
Thomas Hallows
Peckham St
Globe Village
Fall River
Mass
After Dinner Wit Attributed To Uncle John
A remark from Dick proclaims Uncle John the finest after dinner speaker he has known. His friend expresses disbelief until noting he has dined with him at various places where he always ends with the line That’s all right my boy Wil pay for it. Colliers Weekly
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John
Collier’s Weekly
Merriam Describes Census Bureau Modernization Efforts
Director Merriam outlines census bureau changes including abandoning rough preliminary counts in favor of immediate tabulation with electrical machines. He notes faster population figures will reach Congress before December to aid reapportionment decisions. Field work for population, agriculture, vital statistics, and manufactures continues.
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Census Bureau
Merriam
Census Office
Congress
Cour
Officials push rapid delivery of census returns by July first
Officials aim to speed up the publication of census reports as required by law, with July 1 as the deadline. Ennumerators’ accounts total about 3.5 million, fifty five delayed for technical reasons. Past censuses took eight to ten months to settle accounts, while the bureau has spent roughly 4.5 million dollars on administration and supervision to date.
Apportionment Basis for House Under Census Debates
Congress faces bitter partisan fights over a bill to reallocate Representatives by a new census. The 14th Amendment is cited as backing Southern states' disfranchisement of Black voters, while census data on literacy and population will guide any action.
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Congress
United States
Census Office
National Bank Circulation Upward as September Figures Released
The September banking figures show an 85,04 increase year over year in circulation. Government receipts for September total 45,804,320 with expenditures at 30,160,971, while the public debt stands at 1,106,156,671 after a monthly decrease of 6,122,435.
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Eebson
Navy Department
United States
Estee of
Wawaii
Plawaui
Gen. Miles
Germany
England
Madden
War Department
Judge Day
John D. Metzger & Co
Playti
Hayti
Treasury
Indiana Oil Field Expanding as Geologists Predict Growth
State geologists report Indiana oil fields expanding westward through Wabash and Miami counties and south toward Indianapolis. They estimate 28 040 000 barrels of crude oil produced in ten years bringing 18 million dollars and expect output to rise substantially in the next decade. The Jarrelites, a religious sect, plan to travel to Scotland to await a promised end of the world. A shooting occurs when Samuel Harmon kills Charles Reynolds at a local house after a stone is thrown. Harmon is jailed and claims it was self defense.
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Indiana
Iatchley
Wabash
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Indianapolis
Blatchley
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Scotland
Michigan
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Samuel Harmon
Reynolds
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Warmon
Alrn M. Edwards
la Porte
Charles W. Irline
Lake County
Ilinois
Edwards
Mary Piotrowsky
Michigan City
Frank Pratt
Prall
Poland
Piotrowsky
Waynesburg
Conda Beck
Wiliam Barton
Emma Swift
Beck-Barton
Colin Brauimer
Eaton
Ila Traylor
Kansas
Carroll County
Deer Creek
Caroline Hass
Albion
American Tin Plate Company
Anderson and
Elwood
Assault and Robbery Hit Centerville Prominent Citizen
John W. Houck, a wealthy Centerville resident, was assaulted and robbed after being lured from his store to tend a wayward horse. The case follows a string of local misfortunes including deaths, sanitation scares, and arson incidents across Indiana towns.
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John W. Houck
Centerville
Touck
Raccoon Christening At Cincinnati Zoo Delights Visitors
The Cincinnati Enquirer describes a raccoon yard at the zoo with a 20 foot tree and a small pool used for christening newborn kits. Mothers baptize pups with the father present while both coons supervise the ceremony and later supervise feeding with playful, dainty behavior that amuses spectators.
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Zoo
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dad Coon
Coon
Counterfeiting Ring Exposed and Various Classified Vites
The Secret Service uncovers another band of counterfeiters and seizes bogus bills. Advertisements urge cures for indigestion with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Notices tout sewing machines in Mexico and dyes, plus a string of brief quips and local observations from period newspapers.
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Secret Service
Hostetter
Advertising Note Prompts Readers to Mention Paper Seen
Readers are urged to mention that they saw the advertisement in this paper when writing to advertisers. The notice emphasizes using the paper as the source of the promotion and invites inquiries from interested customers.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward and Endorsers
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney & Co advertise as Toledo, O. West & Trox, Walding Kinnan & Marvin endorse the firm. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous membranes. 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Troax
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Unlabeled Parade of Sayings and Epigrams
A collage of quips and dialogues appears, featuring Mrs Slimson-Here and Willie discussing trust and a pantry key, comic lines about pan cakes, pomp and glory, and a tradesman pitch for Carter's Ink and Eagle Linen stationery.
Mrs Austin Pancakes Promise Bright Breakfasts
The note invites savoring Mrs. Austin's famous pancakes for breakfast as crispy mornings arrive and assures a grocer can supply the ingredients, while echoing a sentiment that a brother's sufferings deserve pity.
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Mrs. Austin
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