Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Change of Life
Letter from Mrs. E Hanson of Columbus Ohio lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life noting improved health and ability to work. The article promotes the remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors and other symptoms, and invites sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Hanson
E.long St. Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Perplexing Fragments Hint at Unclear News
A garbled OCR fragment collection mentions coal use comparisons in England, a Perth Scotland anecdote about Jamie falling on stairs, a caution to stop coughs with Brown's remedy, a note on the British Museum envelope, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, and a meditation on the dead’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Essential Health Product Endorsed by Worldly Well-Informed
One of the essentials of today’s happy homes is information on health and living. The text promotes an Ethical remedy, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a valued family laxative approved by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World. It warns to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Hartman
United States
Bartholow
Boudder
Coryza (Catarrh of the Head). This Writer Clases Hydrastis
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Caroling
Collinsonia
Canadensis
Scudder
St. Chesebrough Mfg.co
New York City
Four men convicted in capitol graft trials
Four men were found guilty on all counts in a Harrisburg capitol graft case after seven weeks of trial. John H. Sanderson, William P. Snyder, W. L. Mathues, and James M. Shumaker faced verdicts for defrauding the state in Capitol construction costs totaling about 13 million dollars. The maximum penalty is two years and a $1000 fine per defendant. The case follows Pennsylvania political upheaval in 1905 and precedes further prosecutions as the state pursues nearly five million dollars in claimed fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John HW. Sanderson
William P. Snyder
W. L. Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Dunkle
Kunkel
Sanderson
Snyder
Pennsylvania
William H. Berry
Berry
Five Years for John R Walsh in Bank Case
Chicago. John R Walsh, former president of Chicago National Bank, denied a new trial and sentenced by Judge Anderson to five years in Fort Leavenworth. The court ordered concurrent shoe counts, payment of trial costs, and released Walsh on bond of 50,000 pending appeal to the Court of Appeals as supersedeas was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Anderson
United States District Court
Walsh
Fort Leavenworth
Hart
Court of Appeals
Grosscup
United States Court of Appeals
Aupersedeas
Rosebery Warns Lords Barrier Against Socialism
Lord Rosebery told the British Liberal League that the House of Lords remains the sole barrier between socialism and the people, signaling concern over socialist influence and constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
British Liberal League
House of Lords
Prince Luetpold of Bavaria Celebrates Eighty Seventh Birthday
Bavarian Regent Prince Luetpold observed the eighty seventh anniversary of Bavaria's birth in Munich with a gala aristocratic gathering. He received telegrams of congratulations from rulers of various nations as high society noted the century’s social changes and political tensions across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetpold
Bavaria
Munich
Dairy and Produce Prices From State Fair Market Prices
A lengthy listing shows dairy items like milk exchanges and cheeses with varied prices per quart and per pound. It also details fruits and vegetables including apples, cranberries, strawberries, potatoes, tomatoes, and leafy greens with unit prices and quantities, followed by poultry and meat sections with per pound rates and weight descriptions.
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Fiir
Sass
Franney St
Mi Wentern
WDB
Meliim
Jersey
Long Island
Orange
OBR
Duluth
St Rye
Reeves
Dresed
Farm reserves at two year low signal improved crops
In New York City reports show farm reserves at a two year low with wheat in farmers hands around 148.5 million bushels and a 225 million bushel visible supply. Wheat, corn, oats, and cotton markets update while plans for a Omaha wool exchange advance and rail payrolls drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Baltimore and
Ohios
Evans reports fleet ready for any service after voyage
Rear-Admiral Evans announced to the Navy Department that a battleship fleet arrived at Magdalena Bay after a 3114 mile voyage from Callao. The ships, in better condition than in Hampton Roads, planned immediate target practice and drills as they depart, with praise from the Navy League and a record-long cruise completed in seventy-eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Evans
Navy Department
Magdalena Bay
Mexico
Callao
Peru
Bob
Hampton Roads
Horace Porter
Navy League
Navy League of the United States
Brazil
Punta Arenas
Magellan Strait
Chile
Valparaiso
Culle
Penu
Evans ships to visit Pacific ports and Australia
Admiral Evans planned fleet movements after a Cabinet meeting. The battleship group will leave San Francisco on July 6 for Pacific possessions, stop at Hawaii and Samoa, visit Melbourne and Sydney in Australia, then go to Manila for target practice before returning to New York via the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Evans
San Francisco
Hawaii
Samoa
Melbourne
Sydney
Australia
Philippines
New York
Suez Canal
Metcalf
Froet
Pacific
Bryce
Manila
Céttres
United States
Suez
Wage Cuts Hit Amoskeag and Nashua Mills
Notices posted at Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in Manchester and Nashua Manufacturing Company and Sackson Company in Nashua announce a ten percent wage reduction effective March 30. The Nashua mills employ about 4000 operatives, with the forty hour week kept although reduced. Amoskeag runs the world’s largest cotton plant, employing around 15,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoskeag
Manchester
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag Corporation
Nashua
N. H
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Sackson Company
Countess Shuvalovo Sells Dubno to Austrian Noble
In St Petersburg the town of Dubno with 13,000 inhabitants has been sold by Countess Shuvalovo to Count Offendorf, an Austrian, for 32 million. The transfer includes the site of the Russian fortress at Dubno. The town, founded in the tenth century, was once owned by a King of Poland and has long been held by individuals since feudal days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Dubeno
Shuvalovo
Offendorf
Dubno
Poland
Denver Assassin Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Giuseppe Alla was found guilty of murdering Father Leo Heinrichs in St. Elizabeth's Church Denver on February 2. The jury fixed hanging as the penalty. New record for the Birmingham Scout cruiser set. Adolph Meyer former New Orleans congressman dies at home. Senator Crane in Massachusetts says no statement on Chicago convention delegates.
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Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Col
Giuseppe Alla
Leo Helmrichs
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Congressman Meyer
Adolph Meyer
Marly
New Orleans
Louistone
Crane
Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth
Chicago
Pittsburg Man Dead by Self Destruction Aboard US Train
Dan Hogan of Pittsburg shot himself on a Chicago and Northwestern train near Janesville Wisconsin. A note in his pocket indicated a year of contemplated self harm. He was en route to Minneapolis when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hogan
Pittsburg
Chicago and Northwestern
Janesvile
Wis
Minneapolis
Wool Mills Curtailment and Clothing Stock Closure
The curtailment in the wool mills and the depressing impact on clothing wools are noted, while the closing out of clothing stocks is nearly finished with improvements anticipated.
Cutiura Cures Terrible Infant Eczema After Months
A mother recounts a two month old child scarred by eczema on face and head. After five months of worsening sores and itching, remission followed within two months of using Cutiura Remedies, leaving the baby clear and healthy. Also notes assorted ads and old notices about seeds and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Ale
Budke
LeSneyr
Minn
Music Students Wave Steady Nerves With Postum
A Midi music student shares how coffee heightened nerves and daily strain, while switching to Postum improved focus and calm. He describes resuming eight hours of practice, two hours of study, and better nerves by November, praising Postum as a valuable health beverage endorsed by his physician father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithma
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Phys
Lovely Woman From Sorderville Journal Verse
A verse from the Sorderville Journal extols a “lovely woman” who works reads and talks all day and expects to own a car soon. The playful couplet hints at a musical show temptingly near, noting her everyday diligence and appeal while promising affection and partnership.
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Ag Slater
Sorderville Journal
World laughs and wallets clash in quick quips
A collection of humorous quips and jokes from various papers features wry exchanges about politics, lawyers, and society. Notable lines include a judge’s jab about a politician steering a wagon, a financier seeking the boss in Europe, and playful banter about speeches, love and moral tales across newspapers.
Fruit Land Profits and Orchard Investments Compared
A Dallas Optimist editorial argues that well managed orchards can yield stable income comparable to city flats, noting an eight acre Newtown pippin apple orchard in Medford produced about 13 000 dollars annually on 40 000 dollars price. The piece urges investors to consider Oregon orchard lands as undervalued with potential for sharp appreciation.
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New York
Medford
Newtown
Oregon
Dallas
Margaret Durham Daring Job as Musical Usher Ends in Blush
A boarding school scene shows Margaret Durham shyly facing an audience as she is chosen as an usher for a monthly musical. She falters and asks an elderly gentleman if she should show him to a seat and after a comic misstep flees, leaving the others to perform. Parallel note details Portugal's crown wealth at 1.6 million pounds, comparing it to Spanish Polish Czars and the English crown value of 360 thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Durham
Misa Simmons
Margaret
Harper's Weekly
Manuel
Portugal
Europe
Airships poised to shape future warfare and science
A wide excerpt discusses airships as a proven success, noting France's leadership with aerial cruisers and potential to strike fortifications or ships. It mentions Count Zeppelin under government patronage and claims the largest airship yet built as highly engineered. The piece weaves in historical quotes on spirit, sense, and Sinai, then shifts to rainfall records from August 6, 1906 and brief notices on headaches, a Chinese pony description, and an advertisement for catarrh cure and laxatives.
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Germany
Count Zeppelin
lMrenry B
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Fablus Silvain
Eben
Washington Star
Perth
Scotland
Jamie
Bellman
England
Hale
Pike
London
Mopenaty
Vanderbilt
Wal
Solita
Igar
Seromace
Hilton
TATE
Parky
Landin
Yoda
Pentree
Moly
International Fashion Co
Aers
Creators of
Washington Pisce
Sanderson, Snyder, Mathues and
Shumaker
Crosscup
Rosebery
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Adies
George Law
Bell
Sterkstrom
Cape Colony
Robert Livingston Gerry
Cornelia Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Grace Church
Paris
Society of American Women In
Miss Matha
Johnston
Laconia
N. UL
Lavinia Rudberg
Yale University
Quinault Indian Reservation
Hetty Green
America
Hoboken
N. J
Wool Exchange
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Windsor
Connecticut
Jess
New Burgland
Nothern Maine
California
Polayclete
Baktimo Bulletin
Fear Cape Prince of Wales
Bering Straits
Gothand
Greenland
Nand
Stettin
Prorsin
Frederick the Centrator
Lanover
France
Holland
Frst
Fleee
Australis
Hawaiii
BIG Corporation
Stuvalovo
Birmingham
Cartatioent
Illinois
Jale ‘ Salzer Seed Co
la Crowe, Wilis, A.C. L
Det Anil
Andrew Alten
Olmsted
LeRoy
Spain
Garfield ‘Tos
Hertes
Peraan Gulf
J. W. Grove
Hurns E. Norton
Thee
Maine State
Norton
Lewis N. F. Wagner
John True Gordon
Raffalo Capone
Carmen Santoro
Dante Willamson
Boston Herald
Bocker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sor
Baltimore
Louisville Courier Journal
Flintheart
Laonaville Courier-Journal
Senator Sorghum
Howells
Philadelphia Press
Redpepp
Scott
Chicago-Tribune
Mamma
Tommy
Fruit Land Profits
Nodd
Tod
Gkborda
Blessings of the
Hetty
Sinai
Promised Land
Lfe
Helen Keller
Fiji
Fae Islands
W. Grove
tHlall
Jall
Adgresa I
J. Crexey & Co
Poteda
Our
John Lane
Woolford
Neves
Atdruggista
Cantly
Thos. Dunn
Vin
Colubus
Dean
Yusldre Milburn Co
Bultulg, N.Y
Wiliam Hempstreet
Brooklyn
N. Y
Allan Poe
Columbian University
Peruna Editorial NO. 2
Methodist Episcopal
UCN
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Postal Department of England
N.Y
St. Vitus
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Philadelphia
Bay
Pearl Streat
Bow York
Thompson
Calcutta Statesman
Leonard St
N. Y. City
My J. Hamilton Ayers
AK SD
Merrett
Hmousenise
X.Y
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