Advice From Mrs Pinkham Cited Amid Female Hospital Suffering
A vintage appeal notes women constitute most hospital patients due to reproductive ailments. It recounts symptoms from womb and ovarian trouble and touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure, including a testimonial from Miss Luella Adams in Seattle and an offer of free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Luella Adams
Colonnade
Seattle
Wash
Mra
Pinsham
New England States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Adams
Your Hat May Be a Stylish One But It Causes Trouble
A humorous alert on modern hats swirling dandruff and parasitic germs. It urges balding men to use Newhero's Herpicide to kill scalp germs and restore healthy hair, selling through druggists and offering a 0c sample by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Joseph Emmert.
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Newhero
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Emmert
End of Chicago Strike In Sight Prompts Hope
Chicago May 17 The end of the Chicago strike appears near as Gompers arrives and talks with union and team owners. Officials report potential settlement within days with police ready to act if needed while some schools fear arrests of parents over nonattendance. The scene includes threats against union leaders and tensions with nonunion workers amid warnings of further action.
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Chicago
Aldhiough
Teamsters
Hie Fakin
Deumsters’ Union
Gompers
Unit Ie
May Shea
Shea
Pennsters
Uniion
Team Owners’ Association
Gampers
Employers Make More Gains Amid Strikes and Legal Battles
The Employers' association and ONDVESS COTNTRTTOS report broader delivery scope and widespread business activity with few cases of motive. Police broke up protests using fuel chiles as tensions rise over wage demands and new hearings proceed as legal actions unfold. Anticipation builds around federal and local responses to strikes and the role of officials in shaping outcomes.
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Ondvess Cotntrttos
Jeget
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Aes Ter
Dentin
United States
Wigan
Trouble With Cab Drivers and Union Strife in City
Shea faces cab driver protests over enforcement of city price rules and licenses. Drivers threaten strikes and allege harassment by officials while Mayor supports enforcement. Riots ensue after a nonunion event, with Justice Dooley charging eleven strikers and police arresting participants.
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Shea
Kehe Team Ownerst Association
Lee
Enb
Ealy
Ian
Sten
Lyon & Treats
Enstament House
Federation of Labor
Mustcians Elect Officers Amid Conference At Evansville
Detroit May 17 at the American Federation of Musicians convention officers were elected with Weber of Cincinnati reappointed as president and Gwen Miller of St Louis as secretary and Otto Oscvendorft of St Louis as treasurer. A movement toward a national convention for waterway improvement was also discussed at a reception for the Rivers and Interiors committee. In Evansville Mary 17 Judge John H. Foster won a congressional seat from the Wisconsin area over Major G V Menvies. A special jury was decided to investigate the lynching of Baby Wetherspoon in Missouri. Western League expansion was hinted at with talks of venues including Joplin and Des Moines.
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Amerieta Federation of Musicians
Dioseph SN. Weber
Evansville
Lead
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Ind
Mary
John Hi, Foster
Wis
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Thadiaia
G. V. Menvies
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Baby
Ball Field Scores From May Seventeen Summary
Baseball scores from Chieien May 17 list results across leagues with cities including New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburg and Milwaukee. Rain affected several games with Western weather noting rain at all scheduled points.
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Chieien
New
County Culling News from Dakota and Surrounding Areas
May 14 report from Dakota includes visits by Miss Jennie Foster and A J Foster family, sick list updates, barn raising, and multiple local callers. Notable items: Freeport Concert Co entertainment May 2oth, church mission meeting details, a drowning death of Jonella Miller near town, and social notices from Ridott and Warren communities with dances and school closings. Names include Jennie Foster, A J Foster, John Smith, Vernon Rockey, W T Walker, Ada Frost, Cecelia Kostenbader, Jonella Miller, Rev. C K Stand, and others.
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Jennie Foster
Rock City
A. J. Foster
Herbert Smith
John Smith
Angle
Belvidere
Rock Grove
WN. Andre
Mr. Bath
Cedarville
John Graham
Durand
Vernon Kebil
Chicago
W.T. Walker
R. EK. Cotherman
Freeport
F.C. Mallory
Ray
F. Haisl
Plainville
Mich
W. A. Holcomb
Freeport Concert Co
Geo. Shoemaker
Woman's Chessicat Missionary Society
the Reformed Church
Illinois Classics
Anneal
Laetheran
Dakate Choir
C. K. Standt
M Blosser
B.C. Byers
A. Aykens
Cecelia Kostenbader
Hattie Devore
Ada
Carrie Musser
C.K. Standt
Forreston
Ln A. Segrist
C. KK
Jonella Miller
Samuel Miller
Kidney Health Remedy Reclaims Vital Kidney Power
Backache and all symptoms of kidney disease disappear as kidneys are restored to health, activity, and vigor through a specific remedy. The notice emphasizes rapid relief and renewed organ function.
Unusual Storms and Community News From May 11
Storms persist with heavy rain boosting grass growth while people complain of work hindrances. MK Church quarterly meeting featured Elder Burling. Mrs. Stickney funeral held today at Presbyterian Church. Frank Mathews to return to Freeport. Walter Stickney attended a Canadian funeral. Reed Russel and family in Stockton. Eddie Heard and Jonathan Dobler visiting from Rockford. Roy Vandervort retires from trip in Mexico, in frail health. Warrenites take advantage of reduced railroad rates to Freeport. Hall’s circus in town. James Collier paints Ely’s restaurant. Local notices include schooling updates, moving to RE. Lahyre, and visitors from Mt. Carroll and Lena. Weather damages from a recent storm noted. section crews at Imms crossing hit by an electric shock. various town damages listed.
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George Stickney
Presbyterian Church
Stickney
Roy Vandervort
Mexico
Freeport
Briday
Pearl C
Pram Croy
Hall
James Collier
Wr. Ely
J. Bebringer
Lanark
H. M. Dodds
Carrall
N. M. Stokes
Hanover
R.D. Bartlett
Central School
Matter
Mt. Carroll
Vera Grossman
Rockford
Newton Kleckner
RE. Lahyre Place
Suxby
Chicago
Frank Yeaper
Imms Crossing
John Dusler, Jr
Arlo Buckly
Stockton
Dr. Clay
Gantster
Lena
John Saxby
Mamie Johnson
Della Sprague
Marvie Wise
Maude Caspare
Eva Shoff
Orin Heine
Herman Dole
Mabel Sweigert
Frank Campbell
M. ¥. Hollister
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