Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for cure in Adrian Texas
Miss Jessie Marcy of Adrian Texas recounts four years of severe cramps chills sickness and hemorrhages. After five doctors failed she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, gained weight from 96 to 126 pounds, and says she is completely cured. She invites letters for personal advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Jessie Marsy
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Boston
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Resinol products praised by cured eczema sufferer
A Brooklyn resident, Adolph Schoen, details weeks of itching and eruption on arms and body, saying Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap relieved symptoms and cured him in about a month. The ad notes Resinol soothing balms penetrate pores and combat eczema and related eruptions, with physicians prescribing samples and availability at 50c and 25c.
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Shepherds Ave
Brooklyn
Dept. Ol
Baltimore
Lawmaking ends in New Jersey a mixed record
Trenton dispatch notes the 1913 New Jersey legislature adjourned with high appropriation growth and new offices plus pensions. Key actions include passage of the seven sisters group of corporation laws, a grade crossing abolition law, full train crews, and moves toward US constitutional amendments and direct US Senator elections. Jury reform stalled amid sheriffs’ influence and state politics.
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Fielder Way
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Senate
Session notes reveal broad bill passage and partisan clashes
The session approved a wide array of bills including tax amendments, direct election of U S Senators, women suffrage, a million dollar state building fund, and salary hikes for top offices. It also faced defeats on prison labor, canal abandonment, and pension reforms, with a Soldiers Home scandal probe and John De Witt’s fallout linked to a Nassau Hotel incident.
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Princeton
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Nassau
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Hatpin Law Targets Unguarded Pins Against Women
Acting Governor Fielder signed Kilpatrick’s bill making unguarded hatpins a misdemeanor. The law, effective immediately, designates wearers as disorderly persons and imposes a fine of 5 to 20 dollars per offense with half paid to the complainant.
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Assemblyman Kilpatrick
Legislature to reconvene May Day for jury reform
President Wilson plans a special session of the legislature around May 1 to revisit jury reform. Governor Fielder will summit the session and may have Wilson campaign briefly for the measure. Expected impact is uncertain as voters may overlook the issue until next year.
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Jersey News Roundup Highlights Local Changes and Incidents
Across New Jersey a wide mix of items: Brucewood estate sale to Robert Mantell. new judge Joseph A. Delaney sworn in. Newark pools planned after playground inspection. Audubon business hub growth with greenhouse and new stores. Millville light contract approved. Cumberland teachers institute praised. Miss Bessie Haas wed in Baltimore. Wildwood education board conflict. Delaware River buoy removals for shad season. Hoboken boy injured at Hudson tunnels station. Summit Silk Company strike ends with lockout. poet Harry Wemp restless near South Amboy. Vineland and Westville estate bequests tied to C Ellis. Rumson forms volunteer fire company. Cape May to pursue highway bridge despite earlier defeat.
West Canada wins second crown for oats at Columbus
The West’s oats win the $1 500 trophy for a second time at Columbus Ohio with J C Hill and Sons of Lloydminster Saskatchewan repeat winners. Western Canada fields boast superiority in oats wheat barley and flax as Manitoba cattle also claim a Chicago steer banner. Government agents in the United States offer free information to investors and farmers seeking opportunities in the region.
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A Winner II Alan Waster Breakfast Quote
A Roosevelt era style quote references John D. Rockefeller Jr and a proverb about perseverance in success. The speaker smiles as an Easter egg is referenced to illustrate a point about fragile foundations. The text blends aphorisms on effort with a porcelain egg metaphor.
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John D.rockefeller, Jr
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Consumer advisory urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the official signature. Notes Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years and intended for infants and children. Mentions Fletcher’s Gastoris in association with the product.
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Fletcher’s-Gastoris
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