Gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Mus B A Brancuamo of Nashville Tennessee praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from four years of tregalee painful menstruation dizziness and back pains after six bottles she reports renewed health happiness and urges others to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blanchard
Nashville, Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
B. A. Brancuamo
Broad St
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia FE
Pinkham
A Lovely Murder Inspires Woman to Editorship
A society reporter thrilled by a brutal crime gains promotion after Stanley Waterloo observes her genuine enthusiasm. He advances her from city reporter to city editor and finally to managing editor, possibly the first woman to hold such a post on a daily paper she coedited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Waterloo
The
St. Louis Chronicle
Waterloo
Brooklyn Eagle
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Ad Notice
Dr J H Rindlaub in Fargo North Dakota advertises ear nose throat services as a specialist. The note mentions advertising humor and a stock quotation from the New Orleans Times Democrat and Piso's Cure for Consumption with a 1902 Ocean Grove New Jersey stamp.
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
N. W. Samoel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Peb
Fox Passes Up Wormy Apple Tale
A fox spots a fine ripe plain out of reach and, lacking a helper to shake the tree, dismisses it as wormy and moves on. The Chicago Tribune records the fable like note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup eases teething gums and other infant discomforts. It markets a 25 cent bottle, typical of patent medicines in period catalogs.
French Traveler Reports New Ant Trait in Siam
A French observer in Siam notes gray damp environment ants travel in troops led by a commander figure riding atop a large ant. Each company includes a fast mounted ant carrying a smaller Bray ant, while most workers remain on foot, suggesting rare mounted ants guide the line.
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Siam
M. Miersen
Boston
City Observer Sparks Interest in Urban Beekeeping
A city resident imagines farming dreams yet realizes an observation hive can start commercial beekeeping at home. The glass-sided hive fits a bedroom window with no danger, and urban apiaries exist atop major cities like New York, proving bees can thrive in built environments.
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New York
America
Open letter touts Dodd's Kidney Pills for elders
Bellflower Missouri July 6 Mr G V Bohrer credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with ending years of kidney and urinary trouble. He describes nightly awakenings 7 to 8 times and says after using two boxes his health improved quickly and has remained stable for over a year. He claims at 84 his cure is genuine and permanent.
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Bellflower, Mo
G. V. Bohrer
Dodd
Buanca
Mica
Dean
Tke
Share
Hattano
Too Bad About the Cane in Elevator Mischief
The Brooklyn Eagle reports two young men with canes gesticulating violently in an office building. An elevator ride descended as a cane struck the man under the chin, breaking the cane. the incident ends with a wary reflection on elevators and youth.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Interested Witness from Kentucky Mountains
A Kentucky mountain school story shows the local sense of humor. A tall pupil asks to be excused for a week saying he has law business to do. When asked what he means, he replies he was involved in a killing case and is the defendant.
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Kentucky
Boston Transcript
To Avoid Telling Secrets
Col John Flaherty of the Majestic theater in New York counsels caution in an undertaking. He urges precautions as the old saying goes. He notes a man who was deaf and dumb wore boxing gloves to prevent talking in his sleep.
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John
Flaherty
Majestic Theater
New York
Col. Flaherty
Equal Footing and the Hobo Union in Nineteenth Century Lore
A collection of quips and dialect humor from early 20th century newspapers. Lines reference a mule named Kate sending someone to heaven, a hobo union under Dusty Dere, and a jokey riff on every man as a walking delegate. An aphorism underscores the value of industry paired with knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty
Rusty
Baltimore American
North Dakota Highlights From State News
Dr. Carr of Northwood locates at Minot amid typhoid reports at Bowbella and Bowbells. Ward and Pierce county crops praised. Robberies, divorces, and local incidents sweep the state. Minot hosts a large Methodist mission. Creameries, rail plans, and school improvements feature daily life in towns like Rugby, Crystal, and Mohall.
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Souris
Ward County
Gordon
Biggers
Walcott
Andrew Elde
Pierce County
Rugby
Granville
Minot
Courtenay
Park River
Goodrich
Jeff May
McIntosh County
Turtle Mountains
Lee Darling
Grafton
Crystal
Wilton
John Gallagher
Berwick
Devils Lake
New Laws Take Effect July First Across State
A synopsis lists measures going into effect including alcohol permit rules, vagrancy reach, wolf bounty, pure food purity, vital statistics, optometry exams, foreign benevolent licenses, inheritance tax at two percent on large estates, and penalties for free drug samples. Other provisions set wills probation, raise the age of consent to eighteen, require railroads to pay damages for employee injuries, and impose a $50 liquor-law violation reward.
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Hall Insurance
Justice of the Peace
Wells murder trial and Chautauqua open at Devils Lake
In Ellendale the Wells murder case nears its conclusion as the skull is shown in court and the bloody undershirt linked to Sherman Wells raises questions of identity. Olaf Enger testifies Wells spoke of a hanging matter while the North Dakota Chautauqua opens in Devils Lake with Carrie Nation drawing crowds and praising stronger liquor controls.
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Wells
Ellendale
Jones
Sargent County
Sherman Wells
Carr
Young Wells
Olaf Enger
Forman
Minneapolis
Michigan
W. E. Purcell
John Wells
North Dakota
Carrie Nation
Kansas Country
Nation
Chatauqua
Governor in Camp at Rock Island Dress Parade Impresses Officials
Governor White of North Dakota led the Second Battalion in the dress parade at Rock Island Camp Lawton. The First Regiment settled into routine with pleasant camp life as over 2,000 spectators watched the athletic events directed by Professor Walter Hempel. Company M piled up top points and won the silk banner. Captain Schradenbach led with strong performances across events.
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White
North Dakota
Rock Island
Camp Lawton
Walter Hempel
the State University
Chatauqua
Chatauqua Park
Company M
Virst
Schradenbach
Nelson
Cashel
Randall
Jackson
Mandrud
Mallory
Graham
Hayes
Earsley
Gant
Barto
Blton
fFirst
Budge
Governor White
Poor crops as dry spell deepens nationwide
A new dry week continues to devastate crops across the state with only occasional showers in the Missouri valley and lower Red river valley. Wheat, barley, oats, corn, and hay show poor stands and short straw, while flax fares best but unevenly. fields are being plowed in some Red River areas.
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Missouri Valley
Red River Valley
Supreme Court Sets Special Term at Bismarck
The Supreme Court plans a special term in Bismarck on July 17 to hear the case against State Treasurer McMillan over the legality of the institution bonds. Judge Corliss and Attorney General Finch appeared and filed statements on the necessity of the session.
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Supreme Court
Bismarck
McMillan
Corliss
Finch
Medina Man Claimed to Hold State Sheep-Shearing Record
Joe Grandall of Medina is reported to hold the state one day sheep-shearing record with a tally of 130 sheep.
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Joe Grandall
Medina
Rooney Again in the Pen Awaiting Execution
John Rooney remains under death sentence after two separate procedures. He was moved from Fargo to the pen for safekeeping with Sheriff Twitchell and Deputy Redman, then returned for a new sentence. The initial six month minimum before hanging was deemed lawful, prompting a resentencing and a legal appeal to the supreme court.
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John Rooney
Fargo
Twitchell
Redman
Boucher
Rooney
Pollock
Stambaugh
Supreme Court
A Conversation Overheard About a County Jail Murderer
A fragment notes a remark about a notorious county jail inmate described as one of the loveliest murderers. The overheard exchange mentions a large supply of rice and boxes of candy, hinting at a curious newsroom or courtroom moment without full context.
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Maude
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Brow Quinine Tablets
A fragmentary antique ad notes Brow Quinine Tablets priced 25e for cough relief. The text includes a dialogue about supper and a baseball moment, reflecting period advertising style and casual rural banter.
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A summarized list shows patents granted to Northwestern inventors including Anton Brzykey of Minneapolis for a window shade bracket Archie Claw son Rock Vale for a horseshoe Christian Jenssen of Dwight North Dakota for a wall feeding device Walter Kennedy of Minneapolis for a log car Trued Lind of Monson Minnesota for a needle bar for self binders Albert Murdick of Minneapolis for an acetylene search lamp. Patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson located at 914 and M12 Pioneer Press Building in St Paul advised on the filings.
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Northwestern
Anton Brzykey
Minneapolis
Minn
Archie Clawson
Rock Vale
Mont
Christian Jenssen
Dwight
N. D
Walter Kennedy
Trued Lind
Monson
Albert Murdick
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
Brig
St Paul
Negative Virtue's Reward
A dialogue features a daughter arguing that Arbuthnot avoids vices yet her father notes a son-in-law must do more than just avoid sins. The rugged patriarch stresses action and character beyond mere abstinence.
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Arbuthnot
Ada Hazelwood Case Intervenes In Des Moines Court
Justice F E Duncan of Des Moines observed a courtroom role reversal when a prominent criminal lawyer bet a dollar on taking the state's testimony in the Ada Hazelwood case. The judge ordered witnesses sworn, the lawyer insisted on waiving examination, then demanded two dollars as the court transferred funds.
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F. E. Duncan
Des Moines
Iowa
Justice Court
Ada Hazelwood
Ada Halzelwood
Grand Jury
Grape-Nuts credited with saving baby in July heat
A mother reports her two year old survived severe stomach and bowel trouble during hot weather after feeding Grape-Nuts. She claims rapid improvement, notes continued use by family and links pre digested starch to bowel ease. Postum and Grape-Nuts are praised. mail details tease a cooks contest with $7,500.00 in prizes.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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