Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Columbus Ohio and Graniteville Vermont letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for change of life and female complaints. Mrs E Hanson of Columbus claims renewed strength and ability to work after using the product. Mrs Onarias Barcnay of Graniteville also testifies to restored health and vigor. The ad emphasizes the product as a standard female remedy for over thirty years and notes widespread belief in its benefits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Hanson
East Long St
Graniteville
Lydia B. Pinkham
Onarias Barcnay
R.F
Tiger Hunter Seeks Aim as Soldier’s Shell Kills Beast
In Central India a tiger crouching under a bush on the ravine bank is fatally struck by a three ounce shell fired from a howdah rifle. The tiger does not move at close range, then the elephant kicks the animal and it falls dead. The shell bursts in its brain.
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Lind
Porsyth
Central India
Howdah
Lla
BABY SCALD SUCCESS STORY WITH CUTICURA REMEDY
Mrs Hare of South Shields Durham recounts a severe burn when boiling grease burned one side of her baby. After three boxes of Cuticura ointment the skin healed in five weeks, leaving no scar, and she praises the remedy's effectiveness.
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Caine
Mrs. Hare
Henry Bly South
Wonders of Kelenow Armadillo and missing link lecture
A dime museum lecturer extols the armadillo as a protected creature with a horned shell that forms a perfect sphere when threatened. He claims it was used by prehistoric humans to play baseball and moves on to the famed platypus as the missing link between bird and beast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelenow
Dime Museum
Shane
Odd Remedies and Jokes On a Fractured Page
A jumble of patent medicines promises fast cold cures and eye drops, with attractively cheap claims from Brown and Son and Murine. The text also grafts a light wedding tour joke into the clipping, mentioning a tunnel and a well lit car.
No Thyme for Grocery Refuses Despair Rant
A fragmentary verse snippet shows a speaker lamenting a lack of thyme for grocery tasks and a mocking muse retorts with streetwise sarcasm. The odd wording suggests a playful pastiche or OCR garble rather than a full poem.
Sixtieth Congress Ends Quietly With Adjournment
The Senate passed the general deficiency bill and several conference reports while the House concluded its business with little debate. Taft called an extra session for March 15, and adjournment followed amid orderly ceremonies as President Taft’s proclamation was read.
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Senate
Heyburn
Goldfogle
New York
Chalr
Bailey
Committee On the Judiciary
Dolliver
Beveridge
House
Congress
M Military Academy
United States
Hayling
Sherman
Taft
Washington
Fairbanks
Hins
Cannon
Spanker Cannon
Fires and disasters dominate regional news in scattered reports
Destructive events unfold across multiple locales. The Gast Thread Company's Seneca Falls plant is wiped out by free fires costing about 90000. Dr Samuel M Call, retired revenue cutter service physician, dies in Hollister California from Brights disease linked to exposure on a relief expedition to Point Barrow in 1808. The Woolland Hotel and several businesses burn in Trinity Texas causing large losses. Nia Bhowalter sustains serious burns. Ohio committees study city court systems with Chicago Municipal Courts as reference. A tornado devastates Lonoke Paris Woodruff and Poindexter counties in Arkansas, killing thirteen and injuring many while destroying property.
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Gast ‘Thread Company
Seneca Falls
N. Yi
Samuel TI. Call
Revenue Cutter Service
Hollister
Cal
Bright
Reiideer Rulief
Point Barrow
Alaska
Woolland
Rinity
Texas
Nia Bhowalter
Climber of Commerce
Legal Aid Society of
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Lonoke
Pairis
Woodruff
Poingett
Arkangna
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies, Say Experts
A medical advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and argues only constitutional remedies work. It cites catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube as causes and promises a $100 reward for any deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes drugstore endorsements and farm humor snippets.
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Hall
Geng
J. Chendy & CO
Tolado
Free Book On Yanner Cancer Treatment Promises Insights
A 100 page guide by Dr Leach claims to present a nonexperimental cancer therapy with accounts of cured cases and care guidelines. Free copies offered to interested readers via Box 280 Indianapolis Indiana. Also included are unrelated items about a detective interview, Italy's child labor laws, and workplace safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanner
Indianapolis
Ind
Crack in liberty bell and holes in constitution joke
A fragmented, satirical passage references a growing crack in the liberty bell and a large hole in the constitution. It notes public pessimism and political wit, with snatches of unrelated advertisements and trivia about remedies, growth in gold production, and an allusion to a famous one day cold cure.
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Chicago Tribune
O Correspondence School
QHOVE
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Ark
Ponnideresfan
Braven Creym Rtock Fawm
Maton
Michigan
Ornator I
Woodward
le Ray
Naggus
Ray
Borus
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John I. Brown & Son
Boston
Mass
China
Japan
Castori
Bat
Work of Congress
Wilhelmina
Holland
Paris
St. Petersburg
Colin
Commission On Testa
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Calumet Baking Powder
Clatmo
Myrtilla
Scott
John Timmins
Johnny
Snohomiah
Wash
Puppil
Dodds
Salzer Seed CO
Wis
Ewil
Cribune
Italy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Garfield Tea Co
Africa
The
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Fic Syrup Co
Honda
Elm
Dickson
Lad
Ben Bei Bolu
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Sherecore
Raraley
Ananda
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Statendiau Yack
Joen A. Salzer
Lacrosse
Wit
Char
Noumse
Terville
Sloan
Sweeney
Earl S. Sloan
Buccial Ageotn
Fehisteents
Goshen
U.S.A
Spahn Medical Co
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W. D. Scott
Jmrlecatie
Ciayas Canada
J. Brough
Delihana Tay
Anny Jean Y Breany
Paxton
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