Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Popular for Female Ailments
A Norristown woman credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery and curing her female troubles. The ad cites the product as a standard remedy for displacements, inflammation, ulcers, and other gynecological issues, urging sick women to write for advice. In addition, short humor bits mention a betting dinner and a jokey insurance query.
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Thia
Saya
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lena V. Henry
Norristown
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Roosevelt orders retrial in Standard Oil case
President Roosevelt from Oyster Bay says the administration will proceed with the retrial of the Standard Oil case despite the appeals court ruling. He asserts there is no question of guilt or gravity of the offense and directs the Attorney General to consult Frank Kellogg to bring offenders to justice, aiming to prevent legal technicalities from escaping punishment. Judge Grosscup of Chicago comments on judicial independence and declines to comment on the president's statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
United States Circuit Court ‘of Appeals
Loeb
Standard Oil Cosa
Frank B. Kellogg
Groascup'n Anawer
Peter 8. Grosscup
Chicago
United States Circuit Coourt of Appeals
Standard Oil
Court of Appeals
Railroads, ambassadors, and a diamond formula in global notes
A varied 1900s digest reports railroads accepting only money payments per a judge, Chicago railroads installing telephones, Charlemagne Tower leaving as ambassador and David J Hill arriving as successor, Canada restricting Pacific coast trade to British ships, battles with Yaqui Indians near Bucotate, Parma’s Agrarian Labor League strike, Wilbur Wright predicting a near term flight trial in France, French chamber delegates in Warsaw seeking Polish trade with a syndicate, and a public reveal debunking M Lemoine's diamond formula as mere electric furnace chemistry.
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Santa We
Oklahoma
Mederad
Skohlssat
Chicago
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Potsdam
David J.hill
Pacific
Canada
Bucatote Mountains
Parma
Agrarian Labor League
League
Wilbur Wright
France
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Europe
IM. Lemoine
Paris
Lemoine
World Chronology of Emperors and Empires to 1901
A condensed historical list from 1000 to 1901 recounting battles, treaties, political changes, and notable deaths. It includes Otterbourne killings, Banbury victories, James I coronation, Champlain clashes, Sulpiciary arrivals, and the 1901 peace conference. The era spans English and colonial forces, Canadian events, and notable figures such as Hamilton and Cobden, with notes on legislation, disasters, and territorial changes.
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Karl of Douglas
Otterbourne
Northumberland
Edward LY
Banbury
Mary of England
Philip of Spain
James I
England
Champlain
Essex County
New York
Canada
Killecranile
Oswego
Pontiac
Boston
New England
Amherst
Wolfe
Louleburg
Crown Point
Mugliah
Ticonderoga
Moro Fort
Tripoli
New York State Society of the ‘Cincinnati
Alexander Hamillton
Buenos Ayres
Miners Uphett Untentan at Western Mulora Convention
A fragmentary report notes miners meeting in Denver where delegates pledged loyalty to Indtstein principles and to support the solidification of the worklog class. The text is garbled but indicates a union gathering with allegiance declarations and organizational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulora
Denver
Della Stroebe Finds Relief from Ill Health with Peruna
Miss Della Stroebe, long plagued by illness, reports swift improvement after taking Peruna. The testimonial emphasizes a rapid restoration of health following the remedy.
Peruna claims and bird dogs in 19th century piece
An array of mixed clippings notes Peruna medicine used by a Wisconsin reader for “run-down” health and sleep problems, with praise from Mrs. Judge Boyer. It also cites early bird dog history naming the Duke of Northumberland and Duke of Gordon, followed by remarks on borax for poultry and odor issues from cigars and tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Northumberland
Duke of Gordon
New York
Retort Dincourboua Punches Lampoon of a Horse
A London Globe quip notes a young lady observes a horse’s tongue bleeding while a cabby parries with a lucid retort. He jokes that the tongue is too large for the mouth and adds a cautious aside about young Indies in a terse, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Coffee’s link to illness prompts recovery with Postum
A reader shares long illness from heavy coffee use and recovery after switching to Postum. After years pale and weak, stomach decline, and headaches, they quit coffee, switch to Postum, and within weeks feel better. Health improves further, now weighing 143 pounds, crediting Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Understanding Plurality in Election Terms
A historical explanation defines plurality as the largest vote total among candidates, not a majority. It gives examples: 10 000 votes with 9 000 and 1 000 for other candidates yields a plurality of 2 000 and a non majority win. notes that sometimes a candidate has no plurality yet there is always a plurality.
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Attr Fluder
Fragmented ad and anecdote collage with medical, tool, and poetry notes
A jumble of old advertisements and text fragments covers medical claims for Doan's Kidney Pills, a description of screw removal techniques with pinchers, and a Beattie poem reference. Included are partial quotes and dubious attributions to Mia, Herman Smith, and mentions of FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY. The piece blends unrelated topics and lacks a coherent single news item.
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Denny
Mia
Herman Smith
Atheng
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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Guinbolt
Chicago Tribune
Fromi
Owen
Lily Hedge
Camblewell Green
William
My. Glizzard
Aco
Guart
Cartersiver
Storrin
Genoine
Duke of Richmond
Martin
Peru
Gilbert Stuart
Narragansett
R. 1
Duc
Charles X
Lisbon
Dom Pedro
Lima
Henry Clay
Yonkers
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Robert Alexander Schumann
Territory
Alaska
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Benjamin Nathen
Richard Cobden
Bradford
Matthew Webb
Imperial Federation of
Great Britain
London
Honolulu
United States
Ponce
Porto Rico
Yuaco
Vorto
Rivo
Karl Otto von Birmarck
Ungwash
Nova Scotia
Gen
Heureaux
Hayti
Ramon Cacerca
Jina
Hague
Newchwang
Porto Mico
Carnegie
Potuace
Pexco
Hy Tague
Edmund W. Pettus
Benatar
Dapn
Korea
Wiley
Governoent
Kiys
Della Stroebe
Pletely
Peruna
Wis Della Etrolbe
Richimond St. Appleton
Wis
Judge J
Boyer
Sherman Ave
Evanston
Ith
Asaya
New York City
Sribune
Sam
J. A
Tenn
Pacific Coast Borax Co
Onisis
Lewis
Beatt
St. Joe
Chiego Tribune
Libby
Mars
Spain
Ionlat
McNeill Alibby
Diggirts
Chile
van Gilder
Stewart
Ontario Novelty Ce
Lakewood, N.J
Tar ’sEyaWa
Thompson
Cuticura
Galcutta
Ching
Hong Kong Drug Co
Japan
Atuya, Ltd
Tokio
Russia
Fone Meador
Uae
EAUTI
Bentenee
Paxton
Mase
Paxtine
Ben Mitieo
Sresteet Compass
Setalla
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