Lydia Pinkham Herbal Remedy Praised by Woman Traveler
Fairbanks recounts warning signs and urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure. The letter credits the product with ending headaches and pains, inspiring others to seek her guidance and health, with Mrs. Fairebanks touted as a top traveling salesperson.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Doran
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pickham
Pitne
Max Tambasas
Booth
Minneapolis
Minn
Fairebanks
Baby Walking Chair Ad Promises Aid To Mothers
In a separate column the Sheboygan Wis company l'hea ix Clair advertises the Baby Walking Chair, outlining its merits and claiming interest for all mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Heaix Clair Company
Sheboygan
Wis
No Wonder She-Were They Anxious to Get a Divorce
An old time trade card excerpt reflects a seaside joke about divorce rooted in a misunderstanding and shows promotional copy for tobacco and patent cures. Names include W. L. Wood and Peoria, with dated 1901 references.
Trains Crash Near Warrensburg Kills Twenty Seven
A second section of passenger train No 30 from Wichita to St Louis collided with a west bound freight east of Warrensburg Missouri. Twenty seven people died and many were injured as both trains wrecked in a downhill curve. Relief teams rushed to the scene and medical trains carried the injured. The freight rear ended the passenger coach, tearing it apart and killing or mortally wounding passengers in the forward cars.
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Misson
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Warrensburg
Kansas City
Wiehita
Kansas
Pleasant el
Censuses and Conflicts Highlight Early 20th Century News
A Buenos Aires census records one million people. Thibet and Britain exchange prisoners. Japan seizes coal mines at Xenia and stations troops. Nicaragua and Honduras settle conflicts with Honduras withdrawing troops. A Warsaw concert is disrupted by a pidtera creature drawn by sound. Persian papers mirror English models rarely. Teheran papers offer Shah proclamations. Transvaal farm inquiry reveals salaries for farm staff totaling $7,500 amid losses.
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Buenos Ayres
Thibet
Great Britain
Xenia
Nicaragua
Honduras
Warsaw
India
Egypt
Teheran
Transvaal
Potchefstroom
Prodestant Episcopal Convention in Boston Marks A Historic Epoch
World churchmen gathered for the triennial convention in Boston. The Archbishop of Canterbury attended, marking a rare joint of English primatial presence. A $20,000 entertainments fund and multiple social events highlighted the week while debate on renaming the church continued. The gathering featured 15 000 Episcopal participants and daily business sessions.
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Epiact Palians
Boston
Protestant Episcopal Church of
United States
Canterbury
All England
Tatu Dty
Phillips
Lawrence
Commonwealth Avenue
Tuttle
St. Louis
Girl
Campaign talk and voter scrutiny across states
Women vote strength eyed in Colorado Utah and Wyoming while Connecticut Socialist Labor nom and Roosevelt critique dominate headlines. Leaders like Rayner Hill Spooner and La Follette debated Panama policy and party clashes as voters probe candidates with a torrent of questions about past and future conduct.
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Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Timothy Sullivan
New Haven
Connecticut
Socialist Labor Party
Carl Schurz
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
la Follette
Spooner
Wisconsin
David B. Hill
Albany
Panama
Chicago
United States
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Baltimore
Alton B. Parker
Norman J. Mack
New York
Millwaukee
la Fallette
Walter Wellman
Senator Bacon
Georgia
South
North
America
Gerutiny
Baptain
Bia
Public School Fitness Endorsed by Rev Dr Grant
Rev Dr Percy 8. Grant told the League for Political Education in New York that athletics should be a major public school priority as moral and intellectual standards rise. He noted 26 percent of national guardsmen failed physicals and urged broader physical training in schools.
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Percy
Grant
League For Political Education
New York
Wniversies
Amnen
Univeraal
Poplar
Reward for incurable vase of Catarrh by Finns Catarrh Cure
A hundred dollar reward is offered for any vase of catarrh that cannot be cured by Finns Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo OH. The notice cites endorsements by pharmacists and druggists and includes marketing claims for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and related products. It also contains a lengthy anecdote from Army headquarters about reliance on written records.
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Finn
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Tila
Olyfle
War & Tryan
Wholesula Drugelsts
Tateda
Wanorna
Kinnan & Matyin
Whotesiig Drugulsts
Tolada
Hall
Cutirrh
Grape-Nuts Food Helps Convalescents Recover Strength
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as perfect for convalescents, claiming it provides easily digestible nourishment after typhoid and bowel illness. It asserts the starches are predigested into grape sugar, aiding digestion, with a testimonial of renewed strength and ability to work and eat.
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Aleep Web
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mick
Talk on Advertising by C W Post to Pub at Battle Creek Banquet
C W Post addressed publishers at a Battle Creek banquet likening modern business growth to an apple tree needing sunshine. He argued publicity through advertising is essential for merit to translate into success, praising truthful, reader useful ads and Postum methods for expanding unions and population.
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C.w.post
Battle Creek
Post
Indiana Vice Presidents in Civil War Era Politics
The piece notes four Indiana natives nominated for vice president since the Civil War. It cites Schuyler Colfax and Thomas A. Hendricks on national tickets and mentions Willam F. Burgial and Thomas A. Sendrick on Democratic lines. Colfax paired with Grant in 1868, Hendricks with Mackin? In 1870, Colfax later won in 1884, while English was defeated in 1880.
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Indiana
Schuyler Colfax
Charles W. Fairbanks
Remblean
Willam F Bngilal
Thomas A. Sendricks
Demoquide
Colfax
Grant
Hendvlecka
Miden
Cleveland Fn
Engilsh
Winfield Scott Hancock
Hendricks
T He Lattur
Tina He Ron
Engiish
Blood Will Tell on a Woman's Health and the Blood
A 1902 testimonial claims women's health hinges on blood quality with a cure attributed to Dr Williams Pink Pills. The letter by Miss Mattie Griggs of Lawrence Kansas recounts prolonged illness, relief after using the pills, and notes the product's availability through pharmacists. A free booklet titled Plain Talks to Women offers care guidance in a sealed envelope from the Dr Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady NY.
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Mim
Goward
Matt
Mils Dodd
Mr. Goward
Dodd
Leppy
Dod
Mattie Griggs
Indiana
Prin
Williams’ Pille Pilla
Deuggista
Dr.Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Henry Labouchere Noel Cases Summary
Out of Henry Labouchere's forty four Noel sults he was won nineteen, last eight, settled five out of court, while ten were withdrawn by the plaintiff's, and the jury failed to agree in two instances.
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Henry Labouchere
Noel Sults
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