Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Letter Testimonial
A testimonial from Bain Ross of Roslindale Massachusetts praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief from menopause symptoms including dizziness backache and hot flashes. The letter claims she used five bottles and now is free from troubles and urges other women to try it. A claim appears that a $5000 prize for the letter's authenticity is presented.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bain Ross
Montclair Ave
Roslindale
Mass
Silverless dinners promise future food tech shock
A New York club tale recounts Transnortna Hon members debating a future with silverless dinners. A wager leads to a five-man, two-woman tasting of eight courses including oysters eaten from shells and helms of meat served in paper caps, prompting claims of a perfect meal without silverware.
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New York Times
Supreme Court Sustains Moot-Wase Trade-Mark
The Supreme Court sustains a permanent injunction with costs and full account of sales against Paul Wadson and a Brooklyn dealer over Dr Clark’s Foot Powder, ruling it an imitation of Foot-Wash trademarked by Aven S Olmsted of Le Roy New York. The decision upholds trademark rights and targets other infringing products nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Buffalo
Paul
Wadson
Dr. Clark
Des
Brooklyn
Aven S. Olmsted
le Roy
Inhabited Day and Night Money Centers
The article contrasts London and New York financial cores: London’s city spans asquare mile with over a million daytime residents and bustling shops, while New York’s Wall Street core is smaller yet shares the same day by night dynamic with high daytime activity and sparse nightlife.
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Money Center
London
England
New York
Wall Street
Sullivan and reform slate at Kansas City convention
The Democratic state convention rejected a government ownership plank and named J. L. Sullivan of Union County for governor after a tense debate over railroad control. Judge Van Wagenen withdrew, and the day featured orderly proceedings, a protracted platform fight, and a largely harmonious conclusion with Sullivan regarded as the nominee acceptable to both Bryan and gold Democrats.
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J. L. Sullivan
Union County
Tor Tieutenant
J. B. Tintler
Towa
John T. Faldwell
Dama
Tlon—A. St. McClook
Toward
Mor Rafland
Tuedin County
Nectyr Satan
Kansas City
Col. Mackey
Waa
Jerry Sullivan
van Wagenen
Apo
Sullivan
van Warenen
Resolutions Committee
M. Sharon
Parsons
Fortuine
Interm
Committee On
A. van ‘Wagenen
Sioux City
Egnven
B. Sullivan
Jackson
I. He Qtek
D. W. Hamilton
Keokuk County
Davenport
A. M. Parsons
Rock Rapids
W. H. Robb
Creston
Wright
Cedar
W. A. McIntyre
Wapello
Davis
Dallas
Mighth
Union
John.p. Organ
Herrick Tries Broadway Beetle-Blue Gaze Bit
A man named Herrick bets he can stand on Broadway and draw a crowd by staring upward. He positions himself at Broadway and Wall Street at 3 pm and watches passersby fail to react, they merely smile and move on. A street officer interrupts, noting the stunt has failed to amuse the public.
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Herrick
Brondway
Wall Street
Wlace
Eve
Guardian of the Peace
New York Evening Sun
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Woman and Social Power
A garbled excerpt discusses a woman in a club setting, mentioning finery clothes and jewels, and the effect on her power to speak. It hints at social performance and suppression of trivial topics as part of status and conversation control. The text remains incomplete and opaque.
Peruna Credited By State Rep And Congressman
A Indiana state representative John W. Mong of Indianapolis discloses Peruna cured his stomach catarrh after six weeks of use, enabling him to return to work. Willis Brewer, congressman from Alabama, commends Peruna as a tonic and says one bottle helped his lassitude. Readers are urged to write Dr Wartman for free medical advice if returns aren’t prompt.
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John W. Mong
Jefferson Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Business College
Jan Ad
Peruna
Willis Brewer
Congress
Alabama
Wartman
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Bartman
Tartman
Pre Hartman Sanitarium
Unintentional shooting leads judge to rare asylum remark
In a court proceeding the prosecuting attorney says the prisoner did not know the pistol was loaded when he pointed it at his friend and pulled the trigger. The judge notes the act was unintentional and suggests an asylum rather than a penitentiary. Separately an ad touts Allen’s Foot-Ease for sore feet. Alaska wheat history reveals Russian mills on Wood Island and inland sites, studied by Smithsonian expert BR Taylor.
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Reng
Chicago
Alaska
Wood Island
BR. B. Taylor
Smithsonian Institution
Doan's Kidney Pills Power Against Back Pain
People who doubted find relief as Doan's Kidney Pills ease aching backs and hip pains. They claim dropsy swelling diminishes, urine improves, and heart palpitations and dizziness ease after using the pills. J N Lewis reports trying everything for a weak back before finding relief.
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Dean
Doan
J. N. Lewis
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