Open Letter Praises Lydia Pinkham Remedy For Women
An open letter extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a rare cure for women's ailments, claiming many recoveries and urging women to consult the remedy rather than doctors. The piece includes a testimonial from Mrs. Be. O. Sarre and notes an offer for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts. The text also mentions a separate note on the French dictionary controversy and government salaries to dictionary makers, with a comparison of costs and immortals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
I. G. Smith
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sarre
Calit
W. C
Kansas City
Byench
French Academy
Alshout
London
Great Naval Stronghold Near Victoria and Puget Sound
A fragment describes a proposed naval yard within eighty miles of Victoria and forty six miles from Puget Sound. It claims the site once wilderness is now a fortified, landlocked fortification with channels and entrances designed to prevent enemy passage, highlighting its strategic importance to the Union.
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Victoria
Puget Sound
Navy Yard
Union
Harper’ Weelll
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed Only Positive Cure
An 8100 reward ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole known cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, claims to strengthen the constitution, and offers $100 for proof of failure. The note lists Cheney & Co of Toledo as sellers and endorses Bal's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hipil
Sond Tortas
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bali
Notable Philadelphia Pastor Dr Canwell's Lectures Highlight
A New York Times note praises Rev Dr Rosell F Canwell of Philadelphia's Baptist Temple for sixteen years of daily lectures or sermons with few gaps, totaling over two thousand five hundred talks. He also leads a church college serving a large student body funded by his fundraising efforts. The piece references a 4 cent each apple question as a playful aside.
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Philadelphia
Rosell F. Canwell
Baptist Temple
Nehar
Tr. Conwell’ Efforte
New York Times
Pork Tenderloin Fricasee with Dumplings and Gravy
A November Good Housekeeping note praises pork tenderloin by parallel to a chicken fricasee with dumplings and rich gravy. It promises satisfaction for the cook and husband, suggesting the dish as a reliable alternative.
Leprosy Cure Hope as Hanson Finds Antagonist
Far Northland reports Br. Armauer Hanson of Bergen Norway has identified the antagonist of the baculus and aims to conquer the disease. The discovery could revive global scientific interest though the complete cure may take years or a lifetime. United States Consul Nelson notes Icelandic carelessness spreads leprosy through shared beds and utensils.
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Norvenian
Waa
Regenng Maal Consular Adviers
Marine Hoapital Service
Br. Armauer Hanson
Bergen
Norway
Hanson
Hanson Hoa
Ile Bneiliit
Lomresy
Hanson Ia
Maring Hhapital Service
United States
Victor J. ‘Nelson
Iceland
Danish cooperative slaughterhouses seek capital for expansion
Denmark hosts about twenty two cooperative slaughterhouses with 1890 figures showing 729000 swine killed valued at 21,260,000 kroner and 22,460 cattle fed for export. The co operators fund operations by guaranteeing capital and share costs, employing 679 workers plus staff, with seven dozen facilities under Copenhagen management. In 1898 the average slaughter cost per house was 24 kroner, rising from 0.66 kroner in 1897 and 2.8 kronor in 1908, costs up 21 percent due to higher wages.
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Wenlith
Denmark
Denmaartt
Thay Selves
Vos Operatora
Manner Ag
Dalvles
Ponsess
Copenhagen
Washington to duplicate Stockholm's Skansen in capital
The United States plans a Skansen like project for Washington as part of federal beautification efforts. Secretary Hay received plans and sketches from United States Minister Thomas. The Stockholm site begun in 1872 by Dr Arthur Hazelius became national property in 1880 with over $2 million spent. It is an open air museum of Nordic culture, in Deer Garden Park, showcasing houses, furniture, costumes, plants, and animals from Sweden Finland and Iceland.
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Sam
Skvedens Famen
Mayer
Washington
National Park and Northern Museum
Stockholm
Sweden
Federal Committee
United States
Thomas
Hay
Arthur Hazelius
Skansen
Scandinavia
Finland
Iceland
Btockholm
Deer Garden Park
Burial of Dr Sward to take place in Minnesota
Dr J P Sward former president of the Augustana Swedish Lutheran church will be buried in the United States per his request. Interment is expected at Vasa Minnesota. Born April 1 1845 in Sweden he served Scandinavian Seamen's Mission and organized churches in Brooklyn and Baltimore before moving west to Minnesota and later held a theology professorship. He was elected president of the Augusta synod eight times resigning after departure for Sweden.
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Anemannn
Sward
Tar Burink
J. P. Sward
Augustana Swedish Lutheran Church
Mora
Sweden
Award
Vasa
Minn
Dr. Sward
Styra
Valestine
Contantinople
Iler Place
Seaman
Tie
New York
Brooklyn
Frst Weomen
Baltimore
St. Paul
Augustana
Collec
Workingmen's Housing Plan Aims at Home Ownership in Drammen
In Drammen Norway an organization known as the Workingmen's Building association seeks to interest laborers in owning homes. Plans are practical and long term offering up to twenty five years. A house has been erected and offered for building fund. The design by Mrs Wriedt features neat architecture and a villa style, with comfortable attractive details intended for broad use.
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Drammen
Norway
Workingmen’s Bulding Association
Biccers
Angrad
Wriedt
A New Railway for Norway Opens in 19th Century Plan
The Tousberg-Eidjas railway, partly aided by the government, begins three narrow gauge connections touching Rem, Tamnes, Na le, Hile sind, and Heif ta Eldjas at Elern Jae. The line runs through valuable sand deposits and waterfalls with potential for water power. The project aims to yield profits from the start and spur regional development.
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Norway
Tousberg-Eidjas
Rem
Tamnes
Nale
Hilesind
Heif Ta Eldjas
Elern Jae
Rew
Liberal organizer Koedt noted in Danish movement rise
A. Peschki Koedt leads the new liberal movement in Denmark though holding no office. He is a dry goods merchant and economist, likened to Richard Cobden, offered finance minister but could not serve. Married in Chicago in 1879 to an English bride, marriage performed by Prof. Swing.
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A. Peschki Koeit
Dermmaark
Order of Things
A. Peschki Koedt
Denmark
Dry Goode
Richard Cobden
Koodt
Uberal
Koedt
Chicago
Swing
Christiania Tourist Season Shatters Records
Christiania enjoyed a booming peat season with about 19 000 tour iats amid broader travel to west coast steamship lines and other resorts. Germans and Tangish led foreign visitors with notable American, Dutch, French, Italian, Austrian, Swedish, and Danish guests. Weather was fine all summer and travel conditions favorable.
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Christiania
Thaly Tour
Germany
Holland
France
Italy
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
A Wonderful Automobile by Bergstrom of Meluan
A clever mechanic, 7. 1 Bergstrom of Meluan, built an automobile that lays its own track and lifts it after use. It uses only a saw and hammer, with an endless chain track laid in front, passing under and overhead. The device, though bulky, reportedly reaches ten miles an hour and may revolutionize the wheel world.
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Bergstrom
Meluan
Traveling reporter travels world in shackles
Marius E. Schroeder of Folkets Avis Copenhagen began a global tour with shackles on his hands. He may regain freedom for only two hours daily and left Copenhagen without money, already reaching New York. He must return to Denmark within a year to satisfy the waiter's condition.
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Marius £. Schroeder
Folkets Avis
Copenhagen
New York
Denmark
Danish Brotherhood Officers Named in Public Ledger
The Deutsch Nerotherhood announces officers for the Danish Brothers. Wi. H. Worht of Davenport Iowa is president, J. C. Alves of Kenosha Wisconsin is vice president, Viggo A Danielson of Chicago is secretary, Chr. Eskildsen of Chicago is treasurer, with trustees including C. Near eusen of Omaha and others listed as CLP. Gurlsen of New Haven Connecticut among names.
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Deutsch Nerotherhood
The
Danish Brotherhood
Wi. H. Worht
Davenport
Iowa
J. c. Alves
Kenosha
Wis
Viggo A. “Danielson
Chicago
Chr
Eskildsen
Swedish Lutherans To Build New Lynn Church In Maar
A Swedish Lutheran church is planned at Lynn Maar costing 40000. Aiimot elects a woman to a local board. The franchise law debate may affect public services. Remains found while clearing a burial mound near Jaren for the Kristiania Gjovik railway reveal a skeleton and spear head with a sword. Further finds expected as demolition continues.
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Aiimot
Ub Sequales
Jaren
Kristiania
Gjovik
Bourbon bottle coin removal trick discussed in Cleveland Plain Dealer
A reader asks about a method to eject a coin from an ordinary bourbon bottle by holding the bottle, tallying with the left hand, and striking the concave bottom with the other hand. The response references the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland
Untitled miscellany chatter and old ad fragments
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page contains sales pitches and quirky quotes. It mentions refunds for packages, local names Maynor Dave Up and Unionville Ma, old medicine ads like Bronio Quinine Tablets and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and stray dialogue about a whist party. The piece is a collage of ad snippets and dialogue lines without a single coherent story.
Prehistoric Dembaxa Findings At La Maouthe Cave
At the Academie des Sciences a Riviere of the Collegé of France showed drawings and paintings from the La Maouthe cave in Perigard. The works are the first French discoveries clearly from the Reindeer age. Explorations cover 130 yards of 200 with fauna engravings and drills on hearthstones, including depictions of wild ass bison reindeer wild goat antelope mammoth and a bear.
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Dembaxa
Academie Des Sciences
Riviere
Collegé of France
Walla
Grotte
la Maouthe
Perigard
France
M. Riviere
Lonton Daily Mall
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EO Smith
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Sikansen
Will Slmer
America
Tieirn Tomes
VW Liberal Movement
Uiterdala Church
Austen Vihgalon
Ald Hiterdals
Lynn
Maar
Tun
California Fig’ Syrup Company
California
Louisville
San Francisco
Cal
New Yorkny
Putnam
Maynor Dave
Unionville
Boston Post
John
Mary
Baltimore World
Piso
N. W. Bam
N. J
Whit
St.Jacobs Oil
St. Jacoba
Age and Sec
Nealtrs
W. Onglas
Guinfort
Ieee
L. Douglas
Ray
OOD & CO
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Board of Trade Uidg
Duluth
Manhattan
Patints
Northwestern
Albert C. Espe
Crookston
John P. Johnson
Storden
John Pearson
Thwin ‘T. Shelley
Long Prairie
John Caldwell
Lothrop
Johnaan
Pioneer
Paw
Minny
Abbazia
Adriatic -Thia
W. & C. Folsom Arms CO
New York City
Stae
Jones
siNaHanton
Nature
Phelpe Brown
U. M. Guenyr
N. Now
Thompson
Woodward & Co. Grain Commission
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