Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A list of patents issued to inventors from Northwestern states includes Erik A. Frydehlund of Lakota North Dakota for a horseshoe Major Hall Boise Idaho for an under-reamer Hugene P. Hoard Hot Springs North Dakota for an animal poke Hans P. Jensen Mankato Minnesota for a sleigh John R. Kunzelman Stillwater Minnesota for a railway spike Thomas H. McDonald Potomac Montana for a fumigator Charles Nigro Bilwanik Minnesota for a ticket stamp and recorder Samuel J. Penrod Chats to Montana for a mailing machine Samuel J. Waylor Minneapolis Minnesota for an acetylene gas generator Marwht Lothrop g Johnson Printers Attorneys Bil & US Pioneer Prosm Blog St Paul Bell-Commissions Youth.
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Northwestern
Erik A. Frydehlund
Lakota
N. D
Horseshoe
Major Hall
Boise
Idaho
Hugene P. Hoard
Hot Springs
H. D
Hans P. Jensen
Mankato
Minn
John R. Kunzelman
Stillwater
Thomas H. McDonald
Potomac
Charles Nigro
Bilwnabik
Ticket Stamo
Recorder
Samuel J
Penrod
Waylor
Minneapolis
Lothrop G& Johnson
Prient Attorneys
Pioneer Prosm
St. Paul
Must Women Suffer and the Pinkham Remedy Claims
The ad argues women suffer from ailments traceable to curable causes and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thorough, direct remedy. Included are customer testimonials from Miss Warry Fo Haas of Greenpoint and Jennie Sherman of Fremont praising cures for hysteria, painful menstruation, neuralgia, and general nervous debility after using the compound and Liver Pills.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Warry Fo Haas
Freeman T
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jennie Sherman
Fremont, Mich
Keeley Cure Advocates Public Value and Reform
The Keeley Cure is touted as reducing drunkenness and producing productive citizens. Minneapolis institute officials claim many public officers are graduates, boosting community order and earning capacity. critics and imitators are warned, while inquiries are promptly answered from the institute at Tenth Street South and Park Avenue, Minneapolis.
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Keeley
Minttonpolis Keeley Institute
Minneapolis
Keeley Institute
Minneapolis Institute
Tenth Street South
Park Avenue
Mino&apolla
Minn
Had Sense of Humor in Scottish Shooting Box
A Scottish girl tricks a chasing lover by feigning fear of her father with a new gun. The lover flees when the father appears armed, prompting the New York Morning Telegraph to remark the girl must have had a sense of humor.
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Swain
Indy
New York Morning Telegraph
She Married For Money Misconception Misses Truth
A Chicago Post item notes a woman believes she married for money, but skeptics say she was mistaken. The exchange questions what she truly married for and hints the answer remains unknown.
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Clicago Post
Races Discussed Amid Quoted Banter and Cracked Humor
In a lighthearted exchange from the Pitlsburg Chronicle Telegraph, Mr Bloosmfield proclaims may the best boat win while contentious lines about Bellwether and Gellefield appear. The snippet touches on awkward jokes and a distant love reference, all conveyed in a dated newspaper voice.
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Mr. Bloosmfield
Myr. Gellefield
Pitlsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Shoes From Canton Drive A New York Trade Wave
A Washington Star report details 150,000 to 200,000 pairs of Chinese shoes annually imported from Canton by a few New York wholesalers. The article describes construction features a multi-layered leather sole stitched through and whitened edges, upper materials, and the rarity of embroidered pairs priced from five to twenty five dollars. It notes distribution to retailers nationwide and prices to consumers from one to three dollars per pair.
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New York
Canton
Washington Star
Remarkable Filipino handiwork fan sent from Manila
Miss Augusta Altmeyer of 3426 Blair Avenue received a Manila made fan featuring delicate ivory, swan feathers, and peacock tips. Valentine Frank of Company B, Sixth US Artillery, connected to the Eighth Army Corps, sent the piece. The fan showcases intricate weaving of multicolored threads into flowers, leaves, and a central scene of a man and woman picking fruit. The craftsmanship is described as the work of a master, highlighting its beauty and uniqueness.
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Shawn
Manila
Louis Globe-Democrat
Augusta Altmeyer
Blair Avenue
Alsmeyer
Valentine Frank
Sixth United States Artillery
Eighth Army Corps
Uncle Sam
Little Empire
How Baby Prinee Conquered
The birth of a son to the duchess of Aosta shocks the Naples princess, deepening her grief for her own child. Amadeo, now heir to the throne, is a year old and wins hearts with his baby charm. A corridor meeting leads to a tearful, affectionate moment as the princess embraces him.
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Prinee
Aosta
Naples
Amadeo
Geneas
French Working Class at Risk of Habitual Drunkenness
Dr Laborde, a French physician, argues in a brochure that without immediate measures the French working class will become habitual drinkers within a few years.
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France
Laborde
Dlass
Personally Conducted Tours to California by Pullman Cars
Tour from St Paul departs Mondays starting Oct 28 by Chicago Great Western to Los Angeles and Southern California, avoiding winter weather and Sunday travel. Personal conduct by railway official, long Journey with comfortable Pullman Sleepers, price $6 for a double berth, inquiries to J P Eimer or I H Lord in St Paul.
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California
J. P. Eimer
Corner Fifth
Robert Streeta
St. Paul
Minn
I. H. Lord
Paes
Adamis Bt. Obiengo
No clear headline from fragmented passage
Fragmentary text shows a scene of a beautiful girl rejecting a young man’s plea to share a lot. The man weeps, declaring there are no improvements on a property. Newspaper origin identified as Balthmore News.
Five Words to Save Money in 19th Century Ads
Franklin warns that a penny saved is two earned and markets urge buyers to seek Goodyear and Coadyear Rubber Co. goods. The clipping touts Rubber Boats Shoes Mackintoshes and Coats from New York and St. Paul wholesalers, urging beware of imitations and superior quality.
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Franklin
Harsh words mark a soldier’s long service in peril
In Washington Stor, a Fulpino general remarks on his lengthy army career, noting it astonishes him that he has remained alive amid repeated dangers and assassination risks as the lady observes the perilous passage through many perse.
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Dangern
Fulpino
Washington Stor
Properly Located Feathers in His Wife's Hat
A Washington Star quotation comments on a recently forged deal described as a feather in the cap for the financier. The exchange hints this achievement will multiply, implying substantial personal benefit and recognition within financial circles.
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Washington Star
Peruna Endorsements From Generals and Senators
Major General Joseph Wheeler lauds Peruna as an excellent tonic and catarrh cure, joining Senators Sullivan, Roach and McEnery in endorsement. D McEnery of Louisiana, W V Sullivan of Mississippi, and W N Roach of North Dakota also attest to relief and vigor from Peruna. A free book on catarrh offered by The Peruna Drug Mfg Co.
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Joseph Wheeler
Scrces
Santiago
Peruna
Sullivan, Roach
McIinery
United States
McEnery
SD. McEnery
Louisiana
D. McEnery
New Orleans
Sullivan
W. V. Sullivan
Oxford
Roach
W. N. Roach
Larimore
North Dakota
Peruna Drug Me Co
Columbus
Ohio
Tornado Tears Blows Through Household Elopement Joke
A humorous exchange compares a recent tornado to a wife eloping, with one sailor recalling the event as a regular twister that destroyed the house while the wife left. The tale plays on the irony of loss and disruption.
Faith in a Superstition Sparks Odd Conversation
In a mystery tone Mia Corkins asserts hair color is due to chemicals. She claims confidence from a casual meeting and noting no white horse was seen, prompting curious remarks in a Washington Star style snippet.
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Mia
Corkins
Washington Star
Under the Apple Tree in the Gate of Eden
The fragment recalls Eve tempted by the serpent with the promise of knowledge and the fall from grace. It notes her hesitation and eventual exit from the gate, ending with a scene of weeping in a New York context.
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Eve
Den
New Yorke Cer
Deafness cures and dubious ads flood local page
An OCR filled with medical claims promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a $100 reward for deafness cured by catarrh remedies. It also lists unrelated ads for farm land, decorations, and quotes about education and character, all presented in a single damaged fragment.
Brockton Shoe Makers Show Strong Weekly Wages
The Brockton shoe industry drives local prosperity with W L Douglas Shop reporting an average weekly wage of 15.04 dollars for workers excluding supervisors and clerical staff. The factory, largest in Massachusetts, plans a 100 by 40 by five story addition to boost capacity by 2.5 percent, with years of steady work and improved collections noted.
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Brookton
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Laing
W. 1
Douglas Shoe Company
Massachusetts
B. Douglas Shop
Douwing
Youra
Nad
Wimes
Industry keeps the body healthy the mind clear and the purse full
A brief quotation from Sluamons on industry highlighting its impact on health, mental clarity, emotional wellbeing, and financial vitality. The source frames industry as a holistic discipline benefiting personal and economic life.
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Buckingham
South Africa
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Mabe
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Pullman'a Police Car Company
South Baltimore
B. and O
Washington
Miss Curzon
Mies Curzon
Chicago
Iman
New York Press
Bendgits
Mankind
ORY
Eumor
Virgina
Bocdle
Gen
Joe Wheeler
San Juan Hill
Dyas
Wats
Swanson
Ita
Key
Swanson ‘ Rheumatic Cure Company
Pany Ag
Brant
Matathea
Algo
Swaneon
Jackson
Thysicion
Burgenn
Kearney
Bobi
Jon Tyritos
Druggista
Amt Igents
Ite Wa
Lata Street
Cieicago
Ile
Hall
Alrowlara
F. J. Obency & CO
Toledo
Drugeiata, Tha
Chicago Record
Chelee
Minnesota
Dukorasy
Laud Co
Ortonville
Miamn
Thomas Scott
W. M.baylor
Mal Groerd
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