Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Public Testimonial
Minneapolis reader Mrs Joan Moldan declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after female troubles leaving her stronger and well in three months. The letter promotes testimonials and offers confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Joan G. Moldan
Sis
Second St
North
Lydia
Judges Wig Tradition Shapes English Courts Across Europe
A seventeenth century French judge wore a marquis wig and found it imposed a stern dignified look in court prompting adoption by English barristers and spreading across Europe, establishing the formal wig as a judicial symbol.
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Don
Europe
A Policeman's Experience Buffered for Years From Chronic Kidney Trouble
A police officer recounts a long battle with kidney problems that affected his career. He describes medical struggles, treatment setbacks, and resilience while serving in the force. The article highlights personal hardship and professional dedication amid chronic illness.
Kidney trouble relief after using Doan's pills
Walter J. Stanton of Camden New Jersey suffered kidney trouble for fifteen years with back pain and difficulty arising. After trying several doctors with no relief, he began using Doan's Kidney Pills and soon noticed improvement until the trouble disappeared. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Walter J. Stanton
Pear St
Camden
N. J
Dean
Doan
Quotations and Vignettes From a Social Party Scene
A western attorney recalls a bright boy seeking work promising to write telegrams and take messages, stressing education. A hostess teases a youth about society’s rule to say something, and a bachelor’s quip on marriage follows. Various tidbits reflect everyday humor and observations.
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Miss de Muir
Vintage Verse Snippet Appears in Harper’s Weally
A spoof of literary ambition shows a narrator confessing hardship in shaping the world. The fragmentary lines mention time, joy, and love as bitter fruit along life’s path, attributed to a playful pseudonym Shilomas O'Sheal in Harper's Weally.
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Shilomas O'Sheal
Harper's Weally
The Election of Samsky Cohen at Wothoby High
In room 12 at Wothoby High School freshmen elect Samsky Cohen as leader after a prank by Bruce Wetherby. Sam accepts duty despite misgivings and seeks to implement a formal self governance plan with a committee to maintain order at receptions. The principal approves a trial constitution guiding conduct and rules.
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Wothoby High School
Miss Hill
Miss Walton
Miss IL
Miss Whiton
Bruce Wetherby
Nelson
Misa Whiten
Bruca Wetherby
Pedler
Sam
Miss Hl
Geo
Samsky
Miss Lill
Mr. Cohen
Mrs. Cohen
Brive Wetherby
Coridors
Sussex County Athlete League
Whiten
Cohen
Pam
Mies Whiton
Nice
Prospect Street
Miss Hii
Mis HI
Boston
Sam Cohen
Sam Cohen Wins Class Leadership Amid School Change
The narrative recalls Sam Cohen's rise from disengaged student to class elected leader as the school shifts midyear. Amid late reforms, he earns respect from peers like Bruce Wetherby and Miss Whiton, while personal growth and a moving family shape his departure to Harvard.
Circular housing plan for Buenos Ayres by Prof Raveda
The Chicago Tribune reports architect Prof Pierre Raveda proposes a circular district in Buenos Ayres for workers. A circle 100 to 130 yards in diameter contains a central plaza with a four yard road ring and interior avenues.
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Buenos Ayres
Pierre Raveda
Raveda
Revedd
Chicago Tribune
Pearls of Thought Rejected Lines from a Bachelor
A New York Press column offers humorous lines on marriage money and public life. It jokes about lawsuits income excuses and the trust in affection while noting the buffeting of reputations and the comic folly of husbands and wives.
Engagement delay and household rack novelty
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes a CHS expecting a quick engagement during a seaside two week stay but delaying until the end of the second week. The item also mentions a new dish drying rack hung on one side of a distypan as a household novelty.
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Louisville Coune
Journal
New York Prices Quoted For Milk Butter and Produce
Wholesale prices from New York show standard quality milk at 3.14 per quart and butter varieties with Western creamery options ranging around 24 to 28 cents. Numerous fruit and vegetable items, poultry, grain, and livestock quotes follow, with notes on wheat, corn, hogs, and rice markets and reports on drought impacts and market expectations.
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New York
Marrow
Mednim
Lima
Cal
Tennery
Hennery Powny
Ann
Nora
State
Pacific Coast
Jersey
Liz
Redteen
TG Ee Dso
Reeves
City
Dresed
Ventriloquism Aids Swindler in New Jersey Store
A stranger calling himself C. Simms duped merchant Chas Snyder in Madison by passing a painted check. Frederick Williams, a known acquaintance, spoke to the stranger and reassured Snyder. Snyder realized the ruse after the payment went through and reported the incident as a ventriloquism aided swindle.
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C. Simms
Chas Snyder
Madison
Snyder
Williams
Sai Mige
Simms
Willams
Snyder Sg
Cruel Driver Granko Fined in Paterson Cruelty Case
Frank Granko of Paterson was fined 23.60 by Magistrate Ashworth in Belleville for striking John 2N. gwingli an agent of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with a whip during an attempted arrest for horse cruelty. Lawrence De Mato of Paterson was fined 2.50 for being in the wagon. The incident followed an exciting chase after the driver whipped the horse and fled.
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Frank Granko
Paterson
Ashworth
Belleville
John
Gwingli
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Acrose
Azwingli
Lawrence de Mato
Granko
Zine
Defy New Jersey Probers Span Real Estate Links
County Register McMahon refused to answer questions on real estate deals with North Bergen education chief, citing counsel. Witness John Daly, a North Bergen constable, also refused. A barefoot burglar, nine year old John Comrad, allegedly confessed to multiple robberies and awaits grand jury action. his largest haul was jewelry worth $1,000 from Walter Ro Shute’s home.
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New Jersey
McMahon
Frellaghusysen Senate
North Bergen
John Daly
Essex
John Comrad
Walter Ro Shute
Clarksnake Fights Man in Orange Mountain Forest
John Dodd encounters a six foot Clarksnake in a forest near Cry Home, Vernon. The serpent rears up, Dodd falls, but he grabs a stick and after a strenuous fight ends the attack, the largest snake reported in the Orange mountain area.
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John Dodd
Cry
Veronan
Dodd
Orange Mountain
Passaic Detective Recovers Amnesiac man at Erle Station
A man claiming to be Patrick Murray with memory loss was found at Erle station Passaic by Detective Sergeant Clawhuek. He was dazed and taken to Gen emit hospital with a fractured skull.
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Patrick Murray Wis
Erle Station
Passaic
Clawhuek
Dloonitieht
Brtecothet
Wis
Genemit
Lambs Farce Mr 1 Ends After Single Performance
The London Chronicle notes Lamb blamed the audience for his short lived play Mr 1 while praising his own critical instincts. In Kiev Russia, 941 Jews were expelled from Kiev and suburbs from July 16 to 25 with 7,693 expulsions since May 11 under the decree ordering Jews to return.
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Lamb
Wordsworth
London Chronicle
Kiev
Sdt
Thelualva
Kilev
Russia
Revenues and Moonshine Schemes Exposed in Ad Text
The passage riffs on evading tax inspectors with moonshine production and sewer methods, then shifts to assorted ad-like lines for patent remedies and generic moral notes. It threads glimpses of mischief, consumer products, and a Mallock quote about morality.
New Footwear Aid and Luncheon Talk At Club
An ad for Allen's Foot-Ease promises relief for sweating and sore feet. A luncheon at the Lawyers' Club featured Paul D. Cayath, a noted New York lawyer. A clipped anecdote follows about a wife’s country visit and a club conversation referencing a wife returning home.
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Allen
Tod Lion
Lo Roy
Paul D. Cayath
New York
Lawyers’ Club
Smith
Cure for Eczema Highlights Cuticura Remedies
A Brooklyn mother recounts using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent to treat her niece's eczema. She describes severe outbreaks lasting years and insomnia, praising the products after noticeable improvements and sending a photo from when she was two.
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H. Kiernan
Quincy St
Brooklyn
Sunstroke and a baby, a string of tall tales in print
A humorously odd clipping compiles quips about sunstroke doctors and a four year old wanting a brand new baby without fins. The pieces include a sun therapy joke, a farcical patient death misattributed to sun exposure, and a classroom wordplay about whispered excuses and twisted words.
Woman Slays Doctor Then Kills Herself in Pittsburgh
Dr. Emert C. Stewart, a prominent physician, and Edna Wallace were found dead in Stewart’s Penn avenue home. Police believe Wallace killed Stewart during a struggle and then shot herself. The case centers on a planned wedding and a torn wedding suit found at the scene. Edna Wallace, a longtime acquaintance, reputedly operated an evil resort on Lambert street and was said to be worth about $500,000.
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Pittsburg
Emert C. Stewart
Edna Wallace
Stewart
Penn Avenue
Wallace
Lambert Street
Dr. Stewart
J. C. Stewart
Virginia
Colely
Polio Warnings Issued As Cases Rise In Springfield
Springfield officials report seventy nine poliomyelitis cases with about a fifth fatal. Health board orders isolation of sufferers and bans public funerals for victims. Parents are urged to keep children at home and avoid gatherings such as picnics and theatres.
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Springfield
May
Board of Health
Puncture Robbery Attempt Near Pittsburg Forest
Highwaymen attempted a hold up on the Pittsburg to Butler road in a forest ten miles from Pittsburg. They punctured tires with bowls and spikes, injuring Frank Saupp Dr. John Hawkins L G Martin and Paul C Wolff as they tried to repair. Pittsburg Automobile Club offers 500 reward for information leading to arrests.
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Pittsburg
Ex-County Treasurer Lawrence Arrested in Malone
In Malone New York O S Lawrence former Franklin county treasurer was arrested on misappropriation charges. Bond set at 10000 was posted by friends after a board probe found a substantial shortage following the death of Frank I Center who had taken office January 1. Lawrence has repaid about 11000 as examination continues.
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Howard G- Strickler
Aet
Wildwood Crest
Baker Brothers
Malone
N. Y
O. S. Lawrence
Franklin County
Ball
Frank I. Car Center
Board of Supervisors
Lawrence
Paper mill workers get wage raise in regional agreement
The International Paper Company boosted wages for thousands of workers across New Hampshire New York Vermont Maine and Massachusetts. The settlement ends a prolonged spring strike and requires future disputes to go to arbitration.
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Franklin
N. H
Hampshire
New York
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
Internatonal Paner Company
Combine of Cotton Mills forms vast international trust
Twenty two cotton mills organize as International Cotton Mills corporation in Albany with 20 million capital. The trust includes mills in Canada and the United States, two thousand brands, and annual sales around 153 million dollars. It aims to reach foreign markets and compete domestically while consolidating the Consolidated Cotton Duck group and related mills.
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New York
Albany
International Cotton Mills Corporation
Canada
Consolidated Cotton Duck Company
Stark Mill
Manchester
N. H
Southern Mills
Mount Vernon Woodbury Cotton Duck Company
Bay State Cotton Corporation of
Massachusetts
New Company
J. Spencer Turner Company
Boston Yarn Company
Boston
Lind Nominated for Governor by Minnesota Democrats
In St Paul Minnesota Democrats nominated John Hind for governor despite his protest that he would not accept the nomination Lind headed to Alaska months earlier he pressed for a county option plank but the anti option faction controlled the convention and adopted a platform with no reference to county option or temperance. The convention named Lind as candidate despite no other names. The platform attacked Pinchot dismissal Ballinger Taft Payne tariff and congressional influence by special interests.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
John Hind
Lind
Alaska
Pinchot
Ballinger
Taft
Payne
Congress
Spain recalls envoy after Vatican rupture shocks Madrid
After a San Sebastian conference King Alfonso and Premier Canalejas rejected the Vatican ultimatum and recalled Ambassador Emilio de Ojeda from Rome. Ultra Catholics vent anger as riots test religious freedom policy and a Carlist rising fears loom while Canalejas presses to modernize Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
San Sebastian
Alfonso
Canalejo
Vatican
Rome
Emilio de Ojeda
Binod
Canalejas
Sain Tte
Senor Canalejas
Therals
Quarry Owner Kills Mother and Two Men in Quincy
Louis G. Restilli, a Quincy quarry owner, fatally shot his mother Mrs. Rose Restilli and Henry B. Hardwick. He wounded his brother Jasper Restilli, along with Benjamin Bishop and W. T. Wardwick. Restilli fled into the woods and is believed to have become suddenly insane.
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Quincy
Mass
Louis G. Restilli
Rose Restilli
Henry B. Hardwick
Jasper
Quincy Avenue Granite ‘Company
Benjamin_Bishop
Benjamin Bishop Granite Company
W. T. Wardwick
Henry E. Hardwick & Co
Roosevelt Nephew Defeated in Herkimer Primary Fight
In Utica New York the Republicans of Herkimer county flexed strength as Charles S Millington backed by Vice President Sherman won a delegate majority over Theodore Douglass Roblingon Roosevelt's nephew and Insurgent faction candidate. In Ashburnham Massachusetts Ruth Bickford a 17 year old girl killed herself with two gunshots after her mother chided her for attending a dance.
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Utica
N. Y
Republicans
Herkimer County
Charles S. Millington
Herkimer
Sherman
Theodore Douglass Robilngon
Roosevelt
Ashburnham
Ruth Bickford
Bank Robbery Reported in Onamle By Lake Breeze Editor
Editor Claude Mackenzie of the Lake Breeze witnessed a bank holdup at the First State bank in Onamle Minnesota. Three men robbed the bank of 1900 dollars in cash and 200 dollars in silver then fled. Mackenzie signaled the alarm but could not pursue the culprits.
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Onamle
Minn
Claude IL Mackenzie
The
Lake Breeze
First State Bank
Mackenzie
McKenzie
Jersey Towns Grow Fast in Early Census Figures
A census bulletin shows Jersey City New Jersey population at 67779 up 293 percent since 1900 Hoboken has 70324 residents up 10960 since 1900 Bayonne counts 45545 up 28528 since 1900.
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Jersey City
Hoboken
Bayonne
Washington
N. J
Infant Paralysis Epidemic Sparks Quarantine in City
Reports indicate an infantile paralysis outbreak in the city with three deaths and 15 more children paralyzed. Federal authorities and local officials are investigating the illness described as contagious and a quarantine is being considered.
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Pee City
HOV Elemment
Editorial Urges President Gomez to Resign in Havana
An independent Guantanamo daily reports an editorial calling for President Gomez to resign. A separate note covers a tragic wedding dance in Chicago where Julia Tyka, twenty one, died after dancing with her beloved Bertha Kowalski. Dr Reinhart orders a pathological exam to confirm the cause of death.
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Gomes
Havana
Cuba
el Veterana
Guantanamo Daly
Gomez
Sutter
H. G. W. Reinhart
Chicago
Julia Tyka
Gret
Tyka
Bertha Kowalski
Join
Krupa
Ayenusa
Bank Shares Fall After Dortmund Bank Auction
In Berlin the estates of Nieder deutsche Bank of Dortmund, closed pending an investigation, sold on the Bourse July 2 at 113.90 marks and were quoted at 6.50 marks. The sale drew attention as investors noted the low price relative to par and potential future actions.
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Berlin
Niederdeutsche Bank of
Dortmund
In the Night School. Teacher Defines Life Sentence
A teacher asks what a life sentence means and gives an example of a life commitment as a lifelong union. A pupil announces a marriage as the stated life sentence, framed in a playful debate.
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Chicago Tribune
Labor arbitration panel named for five years at Montreal
A five year permanent arbitration board has been appointed to settle large shoremen disputes in Montreal Canada. Washington state legislature session hears proposals for a nine hour day and a forty hour week for women. Michels founder of the Window Ginsa Workers Association died in Pittsburg. Mich els convened the first U S labor union convention in Pittsburg 64 years ago.
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Montreal
Canada
Cloudy skies over Brooklyn as final trolley line eyed
The scene features Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Clancy chatting about weather during laundry and noting the sky turning cloudy. A San Francisco Argonaut line about electric electrification hints at infrastructure change as Brooklyn’s last cable road is set for electric conversion.
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London
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U.S. A
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