Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A historical advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It features testimonials from Mrs Mase of Mechanic Falls Maine and Mrs J W J of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts, praising cure of bladder inflammation nervous prostration and painful menstruation. It urges readers to seek the medicine over doctors and promises nationwide endorsement.
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Pinkham
Lydia E
New England
Mer
Mechanic Falls
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. J. W. J
Carolina Ave
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Tourist sleeping car to San Francisco from Kansas City
A tourist sleeping car departs Kansas City every Tuesday at 9 05 p m on the Missouri Kansas and Texas route through Fort Worth San Antonio and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Sleeper rate five dollars and ticket rate twenty five dollars for Tuesdays in March and April from Kansas City. The note says the low rate tickets are valid only on sale date Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
San Francisco
Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Prairie lands cheap and promising new town sites
An early 20th century style real estate notice from WACKNEY-BOYLN TON LAND CO promotes Prairie lands at low prices with adverts for adjoining quarter speculation and home building. Mentions railways, wares, and opportunities in Wis PitiCes, St Pol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralirogold
Wackney-Boyln Ton Land CO
Bult
Gormaain
St Pol
Are You Interested in the Northwest Ad Prospect
An old Home and Garden ad invites readers to request a monthly paper about the Northwest. It promises details on climate, fertile soils, timber, mines, fisheries, and land prospects. Readers are asked to cut out the ad, pay 10 cents, and mail with the paper name to receive one year of issues from Home and Garden, Newspaper Row, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Home and Garden
Wonderful
Northwest
North America
Home
Newspaper Row
St. Paul
Minn
Manitoba
Canada
Raisiiy
Tony Gomatmumant
Gillies
Mino
Bag-Worm Caterpillar Builds Mobile Wooden Homes in Cuba
In Cuba a curious caterpillar, the bag-worm or homebuilder moth, collects wood scraps to build a portable silken sac. It moves by gripping its sac and crawling, then hides inside a protective bag as it matures into a vividly colored moth. Local legends link the creature to thieves bearing a load of plunder.
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Ita
Cuba
Indianapolis
Aquarium Spotlight on Spots and Spider Crabs at Feeding Time
The New York Sun describes an aquarium gallery tank with spots or lafayettes and several small spider crabs. Fights over scraps occur as crabs chase, share, and clamp pieces of chopped clam while lively five to six inch spots dart about in playful tag like play. A shrimp feast arrival is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queiet
New York Sun
Itaelf
Hector
Anarchist Groups Mark Paris Commune Anniversary
Anarchist meetings in New York, Brooklyn, Staten Island and nearby areas marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Paris commune. Speakers warned of upheaval against the present order by dynamite, sword and dagger, pledging a universal social revolution and a demand for capital to establish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Othay
New York Sun
Population Decline Shocks Bombay Census Figures
The Bombay city census records 770000 residents, down over 60000 from ten years ago. Rural Bombay presidency districts report severe population losses due to famine, signaling widespread distress across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomius
Bombay City
Bombay Presidency
London Lancet cites urban poverty in 600000 unable to pay for health
The London Lancet notes in that city about 600,000 residents cannot afford adequate measures to secure health. The piece highlights the need for public aid and better access to preventive care among the poor, urging action by authorities.
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Howes
London
Lancet
Peruna endorsed as a cure for catarrh by readers and officials
A series of testimonials from Miss Mattle L. Guild Mrs. Elmer Fleming and others extol Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrh including head stomach and systemic forms. They claim rapid relief and permanent cure with spring treatment emphasized. Readers urged to consult Dr Hartman if results are not satisfactory with a note on the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.
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Catarrh
Peruna
Mattle L. Guild
M Hnoly
Young People's Christian Tamperanca Union
Chicago
Ill
Hlmer Fleming
Reservair
Cownell
Northwesters Legion of Honor
Minneapolis
Minn
Polk St. N. Bg
Peruma
Pirune
Pr Rma
Hartma
Dr. Hartman
de Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Home and Garden advertisement from St. Paul paper
Cut out this advertisement and mail with 10 cents in silver to Home and Garden, illustrated, monthly, free for one year. Regular price 60 cents. Send to Home and Garden, Newspaper Row, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Newspaper Row
St. Paul
Minn
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Lybia I, Pinkwant Mipicmz Co
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Sayer
Ures
Ts Yeu
Avon
Re Tower CO
Boston
Dan Grosvenor
Dan A. Grosvenor
Ohio
Dan. A. Grosvenor
War Department
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Minne
Oliver Gnolla
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W. L. Douglas
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Aed
New “Rien
Douglas
Waslurn
Department of Inverior
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Cora
Davies
Dayt
Mig
Cuerte
Milwaukee
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Acme Mfg. Co
Kanwaw City
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Bos
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