Lydia E Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound Legacy
The article chronicles Lydia E Pinkham born 1819 Lynd Mass family roots in herbal medicine leading to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It details her early teaching life, marriage to Isaac Pinkham, family hardships during the 1873 financial crisis, and the rise of the kitchen laboratory, pamphlets, and early advertising that built a global women’s health remedy. It notes the records kept of each case and the succession to her daughter-in-law and later Mrs. Pinkham guiding broad female health advice outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Pinkham
Lydia FB
Pinkhams
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia E, Pinkham
Republicans Lose Representatives in Kokomo Race
In Kokomo Indiana Mev Morton Republican candidate loses by plurality of about 20. The county had a 26 000 plurality two years ago. Carroll county and others show reduced support with a gap near 750 in the measure.
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Kokomo
Ind
Republian State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Ithe
Adair
Cromer
Evansville GOP Chairman Named in Mixed Report
fragments from Evansville Indiana report indicate Republicans in district politics with a mention of a chairman and a November election context. The readable text is sparse and unclear but points to party leadership changes amid local electoral activity.
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Evansville
Ind
Wihe
Darby Claim on Election With Lego Warrick and Spencer
The report states Darby claims Foster is elected by Lego Warrick and Spencer while a joint senator for Vanderberg War rick and Spencer is written as Republican. The status of the joint senator from Posey and Gibson counties remains in doubt.
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Darby
Foster
Lego
Warrick
Spencer
Vanderberg
Posey
Gibson
Foraker In Possession Of Ohio Machine
Columbus dispatch reports Senator J D Foraker and the Ohio political machine backing his bid for the presidency. The piece notes the campaign’s momentum and its expected impact on Ohio as part of the national effort.
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Foraker
Ohio Machine
Columbus
United States
Sorat
Indiana Democrats claim easy lower house majority in turmoil
Indianapolis dispatch notes Democrats claim a smooth path to a lower house majority despite several counties electing Republican representatives. Governor Hanly faces a possible tie and must adapt as results show Republicans holding decisive gains in several districts while Democrats tout gains elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Assembly
Hanl
St. Joseph County
Iwo
Jeferson
Nhat
UN Nt
Goodrich
Hanly
Senate
Mrs. Eddy Not Dead, Concord Paper Declares
The Concord Evening Monitor denounces a New York World report that Mary Baker Eddy is dying. It cites long acquaintance with Mrs. Eddy, her active public life, charity, and daily routine, asserting she is alive and engaged in good works in Concord. The editorial rebuts sensational claims and affirms her vigor and influence.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Concord
N. H
United States
New York World
Rudy
Selenes Ihader
New ‘York
Holdy
Eddy
Corbord
Avas
Mass Meeting Tonight on securing the Maell Lingcoe factory
Citizens gather at Hoffquans Hall this evening to discuss plans for securing the Maxwell automobile plant. Warren Hin i0 leads a mass meeting called by twenty citizens who have negotiated with Maxwell interests for some time.
Suspect in Assault Holed Up in Elkhart
Police narrow case of attempted assault near the Coin factory on East Jackson Street to a well known Elkhart man employed on Main Street. Edna Lehman identified the suspect by description. investigators say arrest is probable as further inquiry continues.
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Charles” ‘Bassey
Edna Lehman
George Fox
Elkhart
Indianapolis
White Pigeon
Fox
Mable Evans
Geo. Winnedge and
Sykes
Clinton Township Keeps Dry in Local Politics
Petitions for new bridges surface as Jackson Benton and Middlebury townships prepare to present requests to the county council. A dry vote issue surrounds Clinton township while divorce and venue changes appear in other cases.
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Jackson, Benton
Middlebury
County Council
Clinton
John M. Hull
Millersburg
Bon
Jackson Township
Benton
SLADO
Della Anstaugh
Snead
John L. Anstaugh
Estate Petition Aims to Classify Conveyances as Advances
The petition by Esther Stauffer, Fanny Loucks, and Lizzie Gordon, daughters of the late Daniel Martin, seeks to determine if conveyances by the deceased count as advancements. The estate is valued around $5,000 for distribution.
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Esther Stauffer
Fanny Loucks
Lizzie Gordon
Daniel Martin
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