Ailing Women of Middle Age Endorsing Lydia E Pinkham Cure
Fleetwood Pennsylvania woman Mrs Edward B Hine Bert reports relief from severe menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes headaches dizziness and night unrest resolving and urges others to follow the remedy. The ad-promotes the tonic as invigorating for the female system and calming nerves during the change of life.
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Mrs. Hilbert
Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edward B. Hine Bert
Wisconsin Deaf School Alumna Helen Keller Parallel
Miss Anna Johnson of Wisconsin, once crippled and without sight or hearing, graduated from the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. She learned to hear, earned top honors in history and literature, became an skilled seamstress and basket maker, and delivered her commencement essay by word of mouth.
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Anna Johnson
Wisconsin
Helen Keller
Wisconsin School For the Deaf
Miss Johnson
Primitive Chinese football thrills readers with wild play
A European observer describes Chinese football as primitive and free with no goals or lines. Games last days as 50 players battle in streets using a basket as a ball and whistles to call help. Stealth and force mix as players climb roofs to gain territory.
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China
Weekly Telegraph
Grand Trunk Pacific blasting at Prince Rupert rocks huge site
An eyewitness recalls a massive blast at the Grand Trunk Pacific terminal yard in Prince Rupert. A rock ridge about a city block long, 60 feet wide and 45 feet high was shattered, with roughly 60 000 cubic feet of rock removed and the blast costing near 5000 dollars.
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Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal Garde
Prince Rupert
Canada
Fred
Forgives Freely and Blames Modern Conveniences
The remarks praise charitable traits in Biffels and note flaws as universal. A wry comment acknowledges modern life offers easy targets to blame, while cautioning against boasting over minor faults or unmet duties.
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Biffels
Murder Mystery Linked to Mishawaka Shooting Solved
South Bend reports a four year old murder mystery may be solved as William Arney and William Booker are arrested on first degree murder charges for the shooting of Enoch Highshew in Mishawaka. Evidence points to robbery motive with valuables found on the victim. Booker jailed after confessing jail break plans. Arney held without bond to be brought to the city.
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South Bend
William Arney
William Booker
Enoch Highshew
Mishawaka
Highshew
Montgomery
Arney
Yooker
Hig Bench
Reformatory
Booker
Hattie Green
Smallpox Patient Sleeps In Open After Realizing Illness
John Moore, a Black laborer, refused to return home after contracting smallpox and slept outdoors in Terre Haute’s Big Four railroad yards. Early morning he was found by the health officer and transported to the smallpox hospital. He requested food and a policeman provided sandwiches while awaiting hospital transfer.
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Terre Haute
John Moore
Smallpox Hospital
Stumble Injures Cat. Lawrenceburg Resident in Home
An elderly Cat. Lawrenceburg woman fell down stairs at her son Edward T Raquot’s home. She sustained a broken left hip and a fractured right wrist. Recovery remains doubtful due to advanced age.
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Awrenceburg
Edward T -Raquot
Drowning and accidents reported in Terre Haute area
Miss Ethel Zeigler of Danville drowned in the Wabash River after a motorboat caused waves that pitched two women into the water. Mrs Ellinger survived after being submerged twice. Zeigler’s body not recovered. Nearby, 13 year old Ernest Lacy shot his cousin Elmer Morelock. Morelock died, Lacy survives in serious condition. A seven foot two inch black snake was found on a Newcastle porch chair and killed.
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Terre’ Haute
Mise
Ethel Zeigler
Danville
Fred Eliinger
Wabash River
Ellinger
Miss Zeigler
Ellingera
Brookville
Ernest Lacy
Elmer Morelock
Here
Morelock
Lacy
Newcastle
D. C
Parents See Son Killed By Street Car
In South Bend on June 25 Max Sherman two was chasing a rubber ball when it rolled into a Chapin street car and he was struck and killed in front of his parents near his father’s store. He died in his father’s arms.
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South Bend
Joseph Starsinski
Starsinghi
Max Sherman
Abraham Sherman
Chapin Street
Indiana Briefs: Timber incident, fires, trials, and accidents
Franklin reports a timber accident injuring John Bebb and a Mr. Simpson during construction of a new school. Bedford notes a coal chute fire at Monon Coal Company destroying two steel and two wood cars with a $2500 loss. Princeton covers Judge Welborn sentencing Willie Waldo to one to four years for pickpocketing, with parole denied. Warsaw records Mrs. W M Weaver dying after epileptic fall breaking her neck. Hammond notes G H Austin pinned under a machine for three hours after a ditch overturn. Muncie reports Mrs. Edgar Priest likely to recover after attempting suicide by strychnine following infant death. Lebanon notes Mrs. James P Orr injured by car driven by Miss Mary Gilmore but expected to recover. Tipton notes unresolved disappearance of Rev Alva Turner and family with home and property missing.
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Franklin
John Bebb
Simpson
Bedford
Monon Coal Company
Princeton
Welborn
Willie Waldo
Warsaw
W. M. Weaver
Hammond—G. H. Austin
Lowell
Ind
Muncie
Edgar Priest
Lebanon
James P. Orr
Mary Gilmore
Tipton
Seema
Alva Turner
Secrets and Sympathy in The Private World of Friends
Advice on keeping personal secrets and resisting the urge to reveal them. It warns that sympathy from others can be a trap and stresses the danger of a trusted friend like Jane betraying confidences. The piece urges self discipline and recalls the saying that a secret remains safe with two dead people.
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Jane
Change in Coasty Lines Reveals Submerged Neapolitan Coast
A long review of Mediterranean coast shifts notes that since Roman times the Neapolitan shoreline sank about thirty five feet and then rose nineteen feet. Scientists attribute the movement to slow earth changes that lift and submerge land, visible to tourists in grottoes, erosion marks, and sunken ruins such as villas of Tiberius now undersea.
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Mediterranean
Scientiata
Middle Sea
Tiberius
Potash From Feldspar Faces Commercial Hurdles
Readable segments report German attempts to extract commercial potash from feldspar have failed to date. The Swedish method shows promise but is considered too costly for large scale use at present.
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Stockholm
Delentlat
Com
Germany
Jailer notes baffling reply in puzzling confinement case
The jailer records a murky exchange as a suspect claims vague motives and insists on being “on the level” while detailing a convoluted trap. Authorities pursue clearer statements amid uncertain Indefinite status and mounting questions about accountability.
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Harvey
Harvey Treatment CO
River Street
Roy
N. VW
HN. U
Fort Wayne
Larteod
Fie Siva
Coormany
New York
Wader
Bears
School For Deaf
William
Enoch Highshow
Indiana News
Brazil
George George
Tony George
Earlham Sotege
Tigon
Yeutetfay
Tyares ‘Opidouile
Manning Smith
Young Son
Philadelphia
Alana
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