Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women Ills
A historical ad describes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female illnesses. It features testimonials urging women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. The passage shifts to commentary about Alaska's new governor appointment and predicted political trouble for successors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
May Bayley
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Shen
Alaska
Washington
T. F. Barnes
Seattle
Brady
Hoggatt
Kidney Pain Warning Prompts Back Aches Advertised Cure
A heartfelt testimonial from John M Burwick of Dayton Tennessee describes severe back pain, dizziness, and urinary issues as kidney disease. He credits Bean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with restoring health in days to weeks. The ad markets the pills at 50 cents a box and urges readers to see a doctor.
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Inn
John M. Burwick
All Denters
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Holland
Scranton
Budlong Phoenix
Kent Co
BR L
Foot of the Class Prompted by Mother's Try
A dialogue depicts a student confessing misery at being last in class and a mother urging resilience. The exchange reflects parental advice about doing one’s best and letting worry pass. The fragment captures a quiet moment of family concern in a school setting.
Bishop Bonacum and priests flee Ulysses amid mob violence
In Ulysses Nebraska a mob drove Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln and two priests from town after a long church feud with Father Murphy. The bishop and aides sought safety with Father Murphy intervening to restore order, then fled toward David City aided by a livery driver and a local farmer.
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Nebraska
Ulysses
Soward
O’brien
Feconnoster
Atheart
Egg
Father Murphy
Father O'Brien
David City
Ulyssee
Bonacum
Royal Spanish Princess Born To Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth to a daughter at 6 26 a m Tuesday. Fifteen guns announced the birth and public rejoicing followed. The king, with the mistress of the robes, presented the infant to court officials in the antechamber, amid joyful acclaim and ceremony.
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Victoria
Spain
Princes and Heir Loom In Lace Carriage Tale
The article describes a blonde, healthy young princess and two brothers, Princes Alfonse born May 10, 1907 and Jaime born June 23, 1808. The eldest appears fair like his mother but with Hapsburg lips, while the second son is dark-complexioned and resembles a true Spaniard.
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Tled
Alfonse
Jaime
Population Growth in Western Canada Reported
The government census of western Canada estimates a population of 1 100 000 with 600 000 in Manitoba 20 000 in Saskatchewan and 275 000 in Alberta. This marks an increase of 300 000 in three years.
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Canada
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Congress Debates Hides Duty and Census Funding
The Senate and House clashed over tariffs and the Dingley era hides duty as 15 percent ad valorem. Senate allies urged reform while Page argued for farm and feather industry benefit. House leaders moved on the thirteenth census funding, with an emergency $10 million bill advancing amid tense sessions. Adjournment followed, set for Monday after a hectic week.
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Senate
Warren
Wyoming
Carter
Montana
Page
Vermont
Fraa Fildes
Beef Trust
House
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Beveridge
Tobacco Trust
Halley
Newlands
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Census Bureau
Cannon
Chamber
Lynching in Arcadia and public health news
A negro was lynched at Arcadia Florida after an attempted attack on Mia P R Read. In Omaha troops were inoculated with germs of typhoid fever to test vaccine curative qualities. Twenty five Pennsylvania boroughs and townships face guaranting due to widespread rabies. Dr Richard Cockburn MacLaurin is inducted president of MIT. The Carnegie Foundation grants an annual pension to Prof Q Charles Edwin Loss of Transylvania University on retirement at 45.
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Arcadia
Fla
Mia
P. R
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania
Richard Cockburn MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Carnegie Foundation Bas
Q Charles Edwin Loss
Transylvan University
More Liberty for Men Beats Talk of Women Suffrage
English actor William Hawtrey argues that men need greater liberty than women. He cites hats and theater rules to illustrate how women already enjoy more freedoms, contending men lack space to express personal choices without social constraints. He imagines a husband criticized for approving his wife's fashion and insists true freedom rests with men.
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William Hawtrey
A Creditable Record From Malin University at Oxford Ohio
Malin University at Oxford Ohio nears its centennial and boasts graduates who shaped the nation. Notable alumni include President Benjamin Harrison, eight governors, cabinet officers, ambassadors, senators, representatives, judges, and college presidents. Gen. Robert Cumming Schenck, class of 1827, ranked among the House’s greatest speakers. Oliver P. Morton Calvin Brice and Stanley Matthews also attended Miami.
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Malin University
Oxford
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Robert Cumming Schenck
House of Representatives
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Calvin &. Brice
Stanley Matthews
Miami
Infant Eczema Cleared By Cuticura Remedy
Mrs. P B Gum bin of Sheldon Iowa recalls persistent facial eczema on her six month old daughter. After two doctors and costly ointments failed the Cuticura remedy was started and the next morning the face turned white and the eruption vanished. The illness spread to the eyes and endured months with no relief before treatment.
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Haby
Zemao
Theo
P. BH. Gumbin
Sheldon, Iy
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Cuticura Remedies
Boston
Vagrant Broom Trade Question in Court Scene
A vagrant asks for a livelihood as a detective police justice questions the broom making claim. The exchange reveals the judge probing the vagrant about his learned trade amid a stark courtroom moment.
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Pollee
Allen's Foot-Ease and Curious Selves in Truncated Adlogue
A cobbled collage cites Allen's Foot-Ease testimonials and quirky quotes from Uncle Jerry Peebles and W. J. Walker. It blends praise for foot relief with scattered quips about labor, ballgames, and household remedies from the Chicago Tribune and historical aside about Samling Wizard Oil.
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Allen
Han
Mre
W. J. Walker
Camden
N. J
Jerry Peebles
Chicago Tribune
Objection in Court Turns to Absurd Exchange
A lawyer urges a witness to take the stand while a stern matron mocks the idea, mistaking a chair for a stand. The dialogue spirals into oddity as a Kaiser reference hints at a portable house during military maneuvers.
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Mandam
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