Mother’s watchful care and Lydia Pinkham remedy
An 1899 appeal urges mothers to monitor signs of puberty in daughters and trust Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safeguard. The letter from Miss Good describes irregular monthly periods, prolonged cessation, nervousness, and poor color, seeking guidance from Mrs. Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Good
Miss Peant Goon
29Th Avenue
Yestar Way
Seattle
Wash
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A 1900 letter from Miss PRA to Goon Seattle Washington extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health and energy, saying work is enjoyable now and the relief she feels could lessen suffering if more women used the product.
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Miss Pra To
20Th Avenue
Yestar Way
Seattle
Wash
New Nose Launch On Russian Ice Breaker Himack
The ice breaker Himack built for the Russian navy by Armstrong Whitworth & Co. is being lengthened at New Castle. The bow was cut away and a 75 foot new bow launched with a heavy steel pontoon and ballast to ensure upright stability. The launching weight approached 500 tons.
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Himack
Messrs. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Admiral Makaroff
Newcastle
Honored Scotsman Named Queen’s Highland Attendant
Donald Gordon of Motherwell, a Lanarkshire constable, has been appointed Highland Attendant to the Queen after a Balmoral interview. At 28, he leaves Motherwell to begin duties. his father and fellow officers present a dressing case in farewell. The report recalls his prior service as a mounted messenger to the Queen.
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Donald Gordon
Higheland
London Graphic
Motherwell
Gordon
Balmoral
Lanarkshire Constabulary
Blacksmithing Without a Fire in Chicago Shops
The Chicago Inter Ocean describes horseshoeing parlors where a soft steel horseshoe is shaped without heat using anvils and hammers. Shops feature a formal front office with a rug, chairs, and palms, separated from the working blacksmith area by an office railing, with no smoke or forge fire.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
London Gates and Privileged Passages in Historic Arches
The London Telegraph notes two gates that grant special passage through the archways of Horse Guards and Marble Arch. A trooper blocks unprivileged carriages at Horse Guards while the Marble Arch gate follows imperial custom. Pending disputes require high court officials to decide.
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London
Horse Guards
High Court
London Telegraph
Nervura Promises Health for Young Women in First Stage
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is marketed as the right medicine for adolescent females entering womanhood. It claims to enrich blood, steady nerves, and support beauty and development, with testimonials from Mrs. Many Frances Lyrie and Mrs. Witttam Bartell.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dr. Greene
Get Free Advice From Dr. Greens Beauty Health
Woman can attain beauty through perfect health with Dr. Greenes guidance. Free consultation available by writing or calling his New York City office at 35 West 14th Street. Don’t throw away your beauty, write to Dr. Greene today.
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Geene
Dr. Greene
West 14Th Street
New York City
Imperial Trophy of War Arrives With Autograph Letter
Captain Potts of the Maxim Company Hongkong volunteer corps acquired a jeweled Order of the Black Eagle and Kaiser autograph letter from a Russian looter in Tien-Tsin. In Shanghai the German consul claimed the trophy, but Potts refused to sell and awaits Berlin's instructions.
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Potts
Maxim Company
Hongkong Volunteer Corps
Prince Henry
China
Tien-T+in
Peking
Posts
William
Shanghai
Politics as a Trade Drives Modern Campaigns
Colonel A. K. McClure laments the rise of money in politics noting multi ward spending and costly nominating battles, with Philadelphia senatorial disputes showing payments of about 109000. He contrasts with 1860 Curtin support where voting was done without pay as patriotic duty.
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Pennsylvania
A. K. McClure
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Curtin
Rich Antiquarian Find in Turkey Uncovered Sarcophagus
A marble sarcophagus, 30 tons in weight, has been unearthed at Anhar near Erpli close to Leonium. It features flowers animals and warrior figures in exquisite workmanship, claimed to surpass anything in the Stamboul Museum and date the relic’s period remains undetermined.
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Turkey
Anhar
Erpli
Leonium
Stamboul Museum
Alexander the Great
Emperor Holds Eleven Residences in German Empire
The German emperor maintains eleven residences across the empire, reflecting a broad official and ceremonial presence. This distribution underscores the ceremonial reach and administrative scale of imperial duties.
Illinois easly court upholds cider as intoxicating drink
The Illinois court, in a unanimous decision, rules that hard cider is classified as an intoxicating beverage, affecting its regulation and legal status.
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Easly Court of Illinois
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