Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Credited By Two Women
Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island readers report relief from female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Artin B Hammonox of Warren credits regaining health and avoiding grave illness. Mrs Atna Hansen of Esmond says the product helped with bearing down headaches irregularity and blue moods enabling her to run a boarding house and perform daily work.
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So Far Bill and Mollie Prompt Dialogue Notes
Dialogue fragment shows characters Bill Charlie Mollie Ady discussing trips prospects and superstition. References to press agent work, thirteen as unlucky, and a casual remark about a biue liquid mistyped. Mentions Bay Red Cross Bell Blue and a public service trope. Contains stray phrases and incomplete thoughts.
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Fox Mother Nursed Dying Litters Before Departure
Dallas Lore Sharp relates in the Atlantic a fox on a large Eing ham estate that raided poultry then cared for her poisoned litter. The female carried doctored food to her young, attempted to rouse them, and watched them pass as she waited beside the burrow. She then vanished from the estate.
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Right Soap For Baby's Skin Ad
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as pure, fragrant, and gentle for infants. It claims to soothe irritations, redness, roughness, and itching, using Cuticura Ointment for additional skin conditions. Sample sets and a 32 page Skin Book are offered by Cuticura, Boston.
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Long Lost Cinnabar Mine Found in Nevada
George Keough located the long missing Cinnabar mine in Nevada after a over thirty year search seven miles from Miu The discovery followed secret staking and assays showing high quicksilver ore. A rush to the district began Hawthorne wandered desert and reached New Hoston after days of fruitless expeditions noting two petrified trees near the mound described by the old prospector who died thirteen years ago.
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Suffragette Describes English as Heavy Handed in Smoky Club Room
A suffragette in the Calary club lounge criticizes English toughness while recounting a Woodstock visit to Mrs. Pankhurst. She recalls a farmer chairman’s compliment misfired as he introduced "the grand old women" instead of Mr. Gladstone, highlighting gendered praise.
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Hamburg
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Kind Nurse Delivers Comfort to Mary's Lean Home
A district nurse sent fuel food and clothing to Marys cheerless home. Days later she found the family warm and happy. The grateful mother praised the nurse and prayed for divine blessing after her death.
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Thoughtful quip on women’s attire and industry halls
A satirical remark questions why women dress sensibly. It suggests that if they did, half the industries would suffer or shift. The line blends humor with social commentary on fashion and economic impact.
Prouty currency bill sparks banker opposition in Iowa
Iowa bankers including Val ley National Bank president Crawford argue the Prouty currency bill would hurt the nation by forcing banks to subscribe to bonds and restrict loans. They warn of new reserve bank requirements and limited farm loans while supporting elastic currency to meet crop needs.
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Baldwin receives $14000 from Rock Island RR judgment
James Baldwin of Council Bluffs, estate administrator for Henry D. Baldwin, collected 14000 from the Rock Island Railroad in satisfaction of the death judgment stemming from an 7 years past incident on a Union Pacific bridge when a Rock Island train failed to stop at a signal Baldwin set, sending him off the 50 foot drop into the Missouri River.
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