Mrs Bean Finds Relief With Lydia E Pinkham Cure
A Nashville woman recounts relief from change of life and a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with erasing the tumor and restoring health, and invites others to seek guidance from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Kain
Nashville
Tenn
Lea
Juno
Lydia
E.pinkham
E. H. Bean
Joseph Avenue
Various Local Notes and Incidents From August 1915
Reported visits and travels of residents and relatives. Reopened small arms plant with 600 workers promised by Washington. Local weddings births and church attendance noted. Legal and civic items include prison wage petition and a school treasurer election. Community events feature Beardstown fish fry and Republican rally in Lacon amid harvest weather commentary.
Illinois Gubernatorial Candidate Promises Progressive Reform
The candidate pledges to use office power to promote social and industrial justice and forward-looking legislation, drawing on ten years in the state legislature. He supports agricultural development, workers' protections, education, home rule, and a corrupt practices act. He aims for efficient government, broader suffrage, and a nonpartisan, inclusive governance.
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Swillaute
America
House
Senate
Bevel
Chicago
Cook County
Hull's Ten Year Record in Reform and Labor Advances
A summary of Hull outlining a decade of work for Direct Primaries Civil Service reform and labor protections in Illinois. He champions shorter hours for women workers workmen compensation insurance safeguards anti graft laws state institution renewal pure food laws ending gag rule and anti loan shark measures plus pension legislation and improved legislative methods and efficiency.
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Hull
Ilinois
Fis
Notable Illinois Lawyer and Politician Held Various Posts
State attorney for Adams County 1896 1900 corporation counsel of the city of Quincy 1907 08 state representative 36th district served in the 486th 47th 48th and 49th general assemblies chaired the temperance committee and led the third reading of the woman suffrage bill in the house. Also connected with the state bar association served on its board of governors and promoted state laws. Served as lay delegate to the general conference of the Methodist church at Saratoga Springs in May. Member of Bodley Ledge No 4 A F and A M.
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Adams County
Quincy
State Bar Association
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
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