Tumors Conquered by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Overwhelming proof that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound conquers tumors. Endorsed by letters from women like May Fry and others who claim relief or cure from fibroid tumors and related female disorders. Readers urged to consult Lydia Pinkham's guidance for advice and insist on this product when purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkhair
Lumar
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Fry
W. Colfax Ave
South Bend
Ind
B. ¥. Anges
Ruggles St
Boston
Mass
D den
Plakham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mine Pinkham
Lowes
Lydia DY. Pinkham
J.barber
Scott, N
Pialham
British Government Awards Chicago Firm Big Canned Foods Contract
The British War Office placed a large contract with Liby McNeill & Libby of Chicago for tinned meats for the British Army. Competition with England, Canada, Australia and Brazil was noted, but Chicago's packing quality and method won the business. General Clayton said Britain is satisfied and will continue sourcing from the Stock Yards under British supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British War Office
Liby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Gffice
England
Canada
Austral
Genfl
Clayton
War Department
Tou- Standard
Britain
United States
America
Fifteen Years of Eczema Cleared by Cuticura
A sufferer recalls fifteen years with severe eczema on hands arms and legs. After doctors failed to cure the itch and sores, use of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Medicated Ointment and Solvent ended itching within a day and cleared the sores. The note cites postal address Fort Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie
U.S
Fort Nebraska
Fragmentary OCR Brief Sparks Unclear Text Cited
A garbled OCR snippet references riders and a motto but lacks coherent facts. No clear names dates places or events emerge to identify a definite news item or outcome.
Supreme Court Faces Pronunciation Challenge in Kawananakoa Case
The Supreme Court announced its decision in the Kawananakoa case with Justice Holmes muttering he would not attempt to pronounce several names. The Washington Star notes the court avoided full enunciation while the decision was read in muted tones as attorneys watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tustlce- Nolmes
Supreme Court of the United States
David Kawananakoa
Jongh Kalaningle
Abigale
W. Kawananakow
Elizabeth
K. Kalanianole
Justice Mckentin
No Need of Another Mission In Eastport Tale
An Italian priest famed for missions among the Passamaquoddy in Maine counsels against new missions. A young Indy from his Eastport congregation argues for awakening lethargic members. The priest replies that she had a mission three years prior, implying no further need.
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Passamaquoddy
Indiana
Mahie
Indy
Eastport
Missouri Woman Tells Of Kidney Pain Relief
A Columbia Missouri woman named Mrs J D Johnson describes two years of severe kidney pain heart gurgling and limited movement. After using Deans Kidney Pills her symptoms vanished and she reports no reoccurrence. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Cella
J. D. Johnson
Wes Hickman
Columbia
Jett Aldo
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Making It Right Echoes of a Lost Check Tale
A fragment from The Denver National Bank’s correspondence recounts a letter from a society lady asking to stop payment on a check and its dramatic fate. The piece suggests widespread American naming ties to British cities, towns, and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver National Bank
Record of historic Atlantic steamship speed milestones
A fragmented historical report recounts early transatlantic records from Cunard and Hamburg American liners. It notes the Lusitania and other giants achieving rapid crossings from Queenstown to New York in days and hours, with milestones from Liverpool, Southampton, Cherbourg, and Kiel as competing speeds emerged over the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Lonttanio
Sandy
Wade
Tusitania
Tina
Cunard Ling
Lucanin
Doditschland
Atlantic
Liverpool
New York
Queenstown
Piel
Lloyd
Mies
Southampton
Paris
St Patt
Aix
Sottkimimpton
Kaiser
Cherbourg
Constan tine Alleged Slayer of Mrs Gentry Faces Trial
The case of Frank J. Constantine, accused slayer of Mrs Loutet Gentry in Cook County, heads toward a hard fought trial. Police assert positive identification and his own admission, though the evidence remains largely circumstantial. Constantine, Italian born, had been hunted across three continents before capture in New York on April 2. The report also notes recent athletic champion Matt McGrath and veteran Henry Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constan@ue
Wie
Cao County
Chienge
Frank J. Constantine
Loutet Gentry
Cook County
Constantine
Murdéter
Bie
New York
Gentry
Ataira Eom Hn
Constantine Chause
Frank Constantine
Chicago
Naples
Argentina
South America
Italy
London
Chronology of colonial, wartime events and tech notes
A long list recounts events from 1402 to 1906 including battles at Philadelphia and Plattsburgh, naval passages to Spain, Washington’s commission of a war vessel, and the 1906 life restoring apparatus from the technical world. It notes treaties, appointments, and notable infrastructure openings plus a technic news blurb about artificial respiration devices and their proposed market debut.
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Einglish
Scota
Homeldon
Columabus
New World
Spain
Denry Judson
Beaca
Lord Burling
James I
United States
Canada
London
Montrove
Philiphaugh
Taneuil Hall
Boston
Wolfa
Quebec
Washington
Senjamin Frontlin
Prince
Gen. Washington
Willansburg
Congress
Virginia
Connecticut
Li&s
New York
Alexander Mamilton
Pennsylvania
United States ‘Treasury
Feiferson Davis
Port Youerin
Scott
Stuart
Austein
Southampton
Lincoln
Geo. Fremont
Altoona
McClellan
Sherman
Atlanta
Civifians
National Prohibition Party
Chicago
Henry Irving
Danchette
London Lyceum
Montrenis
Alabama
Wingland
Canadian Pacific Railway
William McKinley
Ohio
Akron
Hinckley
Minnesota
Omdurman
Admiral Coryers
Inporay
China
CG. Unil
Technical World Magazine
Lrof
George Poe
South Norfolk
Tor Unis
French physician documents photos supporting spirit theory
Dr. Alppalyle aradue, a French physician, published nine photographic studies claiming to depict different chants or prayers. The experiments, linked to Baraduc's theory of a fluid or gaseous aura surrounding the body, used sensitized plates in darkness near pardons to record varied mind states and sometimes a green electric light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alppalyle Aradue
Baraduc
Pardona
Our Own Minatrols and Local Curative Ads
A fragmented mix shows a stage skit voice and a joke exchange about a scolding tongue. An extended advert touts Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy by Cheney & Co of Toledo with testimonials and a price claim, followed by a grocery bill anecdote from Milwaukee Sentinel.
Fragmentary note on engineering terms and imperial seabird collection
A garbled passage discusses a plant's reuse of steam and an engineer remark about a low measurement system. The Wighor makes an odd comment about ventilation to a steeping cave. It mentions Prince Edward of Watea collecting seabird cogs from St Kilda in a British empire context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wighor
Prince Edward of Watea
St. Kilda
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Mat McGrath
New York Athletic Club
John Flannagan
Travers Island
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Henry Brown
Charleston
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Porter
Glagg
Frank Shuman
Philadelphia
Chemlet
the Weekly Historian
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W. L. Douglas
W. L. Dovgina
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LHI
Brookton
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Price Pierche
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George
Godley and Gentlemen
Malon
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Cheney &Co
Toledo
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Cneney, & CO
Drugrista
Hell
Milwaukee Sentinel
Oses
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Diraos
Peoria
Jquant
Heiney
Warn
Toy Kane Aindy
Ted Paul
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Arn
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Ehitilad
Aneke & Airy
Br “Nergolsi
Onsariein Aditiona
Manitoba
North-West Provinces
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Ratain E Princinal
Bete
Ottawa
Roughton
Samos
Mercer Sr
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Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
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