Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad 1
An 1890s style testimonial urging women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat female complaints and restore health. Includes personal anecdotes from Miss F Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers about relief from backache irregular menses and nervous symptoms.
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Miss F. Orser
Warrenton Street
Boston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Pearl Ackers
North Summer Street
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Guardianships and estates heard in county court
The county court records show multiple guardianships and estates under review. Orders include approval of bonds, letters issued, inventories recorded, wills proven or probated, petitions heard set for May 7, and guardianship settlements among parties Doyle Knox Walkey Weigand Oppold Gunderson Bike Johnson Place Foll Niemeier Buss Saxby.
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Fred Boedeker
Doyle Et al
Sarah
Peter Doyle
Ellen Doyle
Wm. Doyle
John C. Knox
David Walkey
Paul Weigand
Sebastian Oppold
Lizzie Gunderson
Maria D. Bike
A. M. Johnson
Henry Boeke
Joseph J. Place
Alfred F. Foll
Frederick Niemeier
Isaac Buss
John G. Saxby
Alfalfa Growth Promoted by Illinois Bacteria
Agricultural Experiment Station issues bulletin urging Illinois farmers to plant alfalfa on inoculated soils and use nitrogen from air via bacteria. It notes failures due to absence of alfalfa bacteria, recommends inoculation, lime, bone meal, and occasional nitrogen fertilizer for profitable yields.
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Illinois
University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Ilinois
Agricultural Press
Central States
Inois
University
Urbana
Chicago Chronicle’s Front Page Boom Shapes City Paper
The Chicago Chronicle presents itself as a leading lakefront paper with truthful reporting and accurate chronicle of events. Its San Francisco disaster coverage stands out for completeness and surpasses rival papers in accounts and illustrations.
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Chicago Chronicle
Chronicle
San Francisco
Elgin Butter Market Reports 21 Cents Quota and Output
The Elgin butter market sets a 21 cent quota with a weekly output of 616000 pounds. An advertising line promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for cough relief and congestion, claiming it clears the cold through the bowels and is sold by druggists.
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Elgin
Kennedy
All Drugelsts
Rockford to See Opera The Sign of the Bow and Arrow
Rockford readers will hear an opera by local writer Will M. Lowrie The Sign of the Bow and Arrow premiering soon in Freeport and set for May 4 at the Grand An evening performance has sold two hundred tickets and a Freeport cast will present it with an acclaimed chorus and strong principals The work previously drawn interest from Rockford residents and was praised by local critics for its ambition and potential to reach professional stages next season
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Rockford
Lowrie
John D. Rockefeller
Freeport
Vinci cod liver oil praised by educator and druggist
A Lexington Ky superintendent endorses Vinci cod liver oil as superior palatable medicine that strengthens nerves and builds health. Local druggist Joseph Emmert backs the claim, saying Vinci cures indigestion and respiratory issues and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Freeport
M. A. Cassidy
Lexington
Vinci
Joseph Emmert
Barnes Nomination for Washington Postmaster Examined
Washington reports the senate held executive session for nearly two hours on Benjamin F. Barnes nominee for postmaster. Protests accuse Barnes of ejecting Mrs Minor Morris from the White House and demand the post be given to a Washington citizen. Tu llman to seek senate District of Columbia panel probe into police and Morris ejection.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Barnes
Roosevelt
Senate
Culberson
Barnes
Post Office Committee
Minor Morris
White House
TuJlman
Senate Committee On the District of Columbia
Washington Police Department
Morris
Federal troops clash with Pulajanes in Samar valley
Detachments of federal troops scouting the Gadara valley in Samar encountered bands of Pulajanes. In ensuing engagements many Pulajanes were killed and their supplies destroyed. There were no casualties among the troops.
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Manila
Garidara
Samar
Earthquake Devastates San Francisco Promptly Burns
The Alameda telegram from Harry W. Lobb reports San Francisco hit by a devastating earthquake and subsequent fires. Martial law imposed, offices and records destroyed, banks closed, and temporary arrangements planned. Ameri can Surety of New York requests duplicates of records and funds to restart operations after locating new quarters.
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New York
American Surety Company
Harry W. Lobb
Pacific Coast
Alameda
San Francisco
Santa Clara Avenue
Low Rates to Los Angeles via the North Western Line
An excursion rate of one first class limited fare for round trip will be in effect from all stations April 26 to May 5 inclusive with favorable return limits on account of Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine. Three fast trains through to California daily The Los Angeles Limited electric lighted through out via the New Salt Lake Route with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars The Overland Limited electric lighted throughout less than three days en route An other fast daily train The China Japan Fast Mail with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. For Agents Chicago Norther Yard etc.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
California
China
Japan
Chicago
Mount Carmel Riot Leaves Several Hurt in Strike Clash
Mount Carmel Pennsylvania May 1—a mined strike clash between workers and state constabulary left about twenty injured, three fatally. Shots were fired as attackers pelted officers, with ten injured overall. Troop C faced hotel refusals while UMW leaders urged peace amid mounting tension. In Ogden Utah, Dick Hyland vs Young Corbett fight ends with Corbett saved from KO in fifth round.
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Louis Wilson
R. Miserevich
Stanislaus Watakoski
Wilson
R. H. Gibson
Sheriff Sharpless
Northumberland County
John C. Groome
Reading
Mazieton
Smith
Mount Carmel
Young Corbett
Afi
Ogden
Utah
Dick Hyland
Denver
United States Leads in Athens Meet with Standout Runners
In Athens on May 1 United States athletes Pilgrim Lightbody Friend Leavitt and Bonhag shared top honors. The U S team is regarded as perhaps the best all round combination in the world after another day of notable success.
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Athens
United States
Pilgrim
Lightbody
Friend
Leavitt
Bonhag
Michigan Man Confirmed Nomination as U S Marshal
Washington May 1 The senate in executive session confirmed Milo D Campbell nomination as marshal for the eastern district of Michigan.
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Michigan
Washington
Senate
Milo D. Campbell
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Roy. Cas
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Miss Peart Acker
Lydia BE
Lynn
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C.A. McNamara & Co
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Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Galena St
Standard Oil Co's
Agricultural Experiment Station
Mrs. Morris
Pennsylvania Constabulary
BCORE
New State Constabulary
Cary
Marquette Portland Cement
Marquette Portlandement
Marquette Cement Mfg. CO
Gome
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Rio
Santos
Kentucky
Welch Bros
Burrell Bros
the Great
Baldwin
Owen T. Smith
Freeport Water Works
Fred R. Rice
L. A. Herrick
Stephenson Co. Telephone Co
U. S
Alfchild
Paris
the Legion of Honor
St. Louis
Ellington
Hamilton
Baldwin Piano Players
Ellington Piano Players
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Estapliste
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