Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring appetite reducing headaches and boosting health after miscarriages and pregnancies One letter credits it with enabling a healthy child and renewed vitality Mrs Anna Ports of Hot Springs Ark and Mrs Max P WhaAkky of Milwaukee Wis endorse the remedy in personal notes from a Northshore Oratorical Society item.
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Mrs. PinkeaAm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Ports
Park Ave
Hot Springs
Ark
The
Norman
Milwaukee
Wis
Northshore Oratorical Society
The Fine Art of Doing Without
A playful verse extols the virtue of restraint and self denial. It argues daily life improves when one avoids unnecessary wants and accepts what is available, praising the practice as a brave and wise personal discipline.
European Turks hold minority share in European Turkey
The Turks are described as one sixth of the population of European Turkey, highlighting demographic balance and regional distribution within the European portion of the country.
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Turkey
Hope and Health For All Women Trial Package
An advertisement touts Zora Phora as a universal cure for female ailments from menstrual disorders to kidney and liver troubles. Patient testimonials claim relief from nervous exhaustion and tumors after using the product, with promises of easier childbirth and regulated life changes.
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Zora Phora
Paul Burns
Parshallville
Mich
Paul. Burns
Zora” Phora
Two Suspects in Murder Case
Bedford Indiana reports a Chicago man J M Walker and local student Joseph Heitger tied to the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer. Police laid a trap for Walker, while Heitger denied an alleged kiss attempt and was questioned after his father arranged his return from Bloomington.
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Miss Schafer
Bloomington
Bedford
Ind
Sarah C. Schafer
Thomas Boyd
Chicago
J. M. Walker
John J. Halpin
Halpin
Joseph Heitger
Bedford Society
Heitger
F. F. Cross
Heltger
Heigers
Walker
Feather
Son
Smith
Stevenson
Hellger
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a claim of prompt relief for bladder, kidneys, and back. It relieves water retention almost immediately and is marketed as a universal remedy for both men and women. Sold by C. H. Leonard.
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C. H. Leonard
Censures Prince of Wales over stairs death verdict
A coroner's jury found accidental death after a woman fell downstairs in London. The jury urged the landlord of the Prince of Wales to install hand rails, saying the missing rails caused the fatalities.
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London
Delaware Supreme Court Denies Addicks Appeal
Dover January 21 the Delaware supreme court ruled against the Bay State Gas Company and J Edward Addicks in the stockholders suit seeking access to the company books.
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Addicks
Dover
Del
Supreme Court of Delaware
Bay State
Gas Company
J. Edward Addicks
H. ‘Content & Co
Monument planned in Madrid for Emilio Castelar
A group of supporters aims to raise a monument in Madrid to honor Emilio Castelar the renowned Republican statesman and former president of the Spanish republic. The project underscores Castelar's lasting legacy and his friends are organizing the commemoration.
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Emilio Castelar
Madrid
Bribery Suspected In Detectives Claims In Kewanee
A Chicago agency detective in Kewanee Illinois says he collected evidence for a bribery case aimed at two aldermen tied to limiting the saloon district. He alleges hundreds of dollars changed hands, a letter demanded return of funds, and a suspect fled amid an ongoing council split. Evidence has been turned over to the state's attorney.
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Kewanee
Ill
Chicago
Insane Man Terrifies Wisconsin Town
John Sunterman, son of a Lansing area farmer, terrorized a Wisconsin neighborhood in January 1922. He pursued women and children and attacked animals before a posse captured him, tied him to a wagon box, and took him to jail after a sheriff-led search found him hiding in timber.
Anthrax Epidemic Feared Near La Crosse Farm
A Wisconsin farm near La Crosse reports several cattle, hogs, and a dog dying within hours in what authorities fear may be an anthrax outbreak. Veterinarian E G Roberts collected samples and sent the results for analysis as officials warned animal life in the pasture could be at risk.
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Unclear readable text fragment mentions a port and personnel without verifiable names or details. no coherent event or date identifiable. Further legible content needed to produce a valid historical newspaper record.
Morningside College Fight Severs Rooster In Color Rush
A live rooster decked in class colors was torn to pieces during a color rush between freshmen and sophomores at Morningside College Sioux City Iowa. The faculty and Humane society launched an investigation with suspensions possible.
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Sioux City
Morningside College
Humane Society
Somali mounted infantry defeat Mad Mullah at Hilmaada
Advices from Somaliland report Kenna's Somali mounted infantry surprising the Mullah's forces near Hilmaada. About fifty spearmen were killed, 3,000 camels and thousands of sheep were captured.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Offered
A advertised remedy claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. It asserts immediate disease disappearance after the first dose and emphasizes its mysterious action. Sold at Fenton's drug store 225 S Main Street for 75 cents or one dollar.
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Fenton's Drug Store
Main Street
A Sunshiny Woman Reveals Quiet Inner Grief
A poem fragment describes a woman whose pleasant manners mask deeper sadness. It notes her radiant appearance and high status yet hints that her heart remains unfelt and influenced by unseen fates or fairies.
Vieroem Spencer om Boys Raising
Herbert Spencer offers advice on winning a boy's trust and guiding him. The essay notes Spencer was a bachelor and questions how a father can show he is wiser, despite knowing how to influence a boy. The piece reflects on parenting challenges and the gap in Spencer's reasoning.
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Vieroem Spencer
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Holding Hands in the Heat and Frailty
A Milwaukee Journal piece describes a father breaking his child’s grip as they walk past a statue, noting the danger and tenderness of small hands. The poem laments worn paths, frail lives, and the yearning for guidance and companionship.
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Nuwar
Milwaukee Journal
Pays to Advertise in Schoolyard Note
Billy Jones writes a boast on the blackboard claiming superior hugging among boys and is kept after school by the teacher. The students taunt him asking if he was punished, but Billy answers no and quips that it pays to advertise.
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Billy Jones
William
Billy
Bill
Unsafely Sealed House Cautions Over Electric Oil
A fragment warns that without Dr Thomas Electric Oil a home is unsafe and accidents can strike at any moment, urging caution in daily upkeep and electrical care.
Dickens Son Protest Over Reports On Father Funeral
Alfred Tennyson Dickens eldest surviving son of Charles Dickens vigorously disputes published reports claiming his father was the chief mourner at Thackeray’s funeral. He contests the wording used in the accounts and demands correction of the record.
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Dickens
Thackeray
Alfred ‘Tennyson Dickers
Charles
Itl
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