Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health rebound
Mrs Diua Bethune of Sikeston Missouri says she suffered seven years with cramps backache and nervous prostration and could barely walk. After refusing surgery and trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength can do housework garden and entertain.
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Janes Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia —E.—Pinkham
Diua’ Bethune
Sikeston
Local Opinion Mixed on Government and Farms
A dated column discusses veterans pensions, farming needs, and political responsibility. It notes a 30 million annual pension fund, comments on agricultural production, mentions a Baldwin insurance story, Bible society milestones, and public attitudes toward reform, elections, and accountability. It also reports a counterfeiting find in Princeton and local uses of Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Raft
Webster
Elias P Baldwin
Princeton
Eastern Insurance Company
Baldwin
Kansas
British and Foreign Bible Society
London
Sociey
McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Old York
Citizens’ National
Bank of Princeton
Greenwood Rlumbing Company
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Pearson Sues to Enforce Land Contract Option
In a pending United States court case in Peoria, Straus Bras company of Ligonier Indiana seeks to enforce a 1911 option to buy land in Wood county Ohio from Charles Pearson and Ellen Pearson of Putnam county. Pearson contends no written purchase contract existed and only an option signed to obtain his wife’s consent. The matter involves a stopped $500 check and disputed farm trades, with defense counsel named Barnes Magoon Jacobs and others. Foley Kidney Pills touted as beneficial in medical ads follow.
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Charles Pearson
Ihai
AttHe Lovett
United States Court
Straus Bras, Company
Ligonier
Ind
Charles “Pearson i
Putnam County
Ellen Pear
Pearson
Straits’ Company
Wood County
Ohio
Senachwine Towwnship
Strats. Company
Indiana
Homeé
Wwe
Pitnam County
Straus Company
Jack, Irwin
Jack and
Miles
City
Fred Potter
Henry
S. C. Hubbell
South Bend
Barnes and Magoon
Lacon
H. E Jacobs
Peoria
The Art of Fishing by George Fitch
A humorous essay on fishing as time passing, patience, and varied motivations. It contrasts practicing fishing as toil, rest, exercise, or excuse, and notes that catching fish depends on luck while storytelling about catches often builds a career for a skilled explainer.
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Kellenge
George Fitch
Peoria- Herald-Transscript
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Readers
A column notes reader endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney complaints. It cites personal use over years and recommends the product, with a mention of Foster Milburn Co as the distributor.
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John F
Tarter
Henry, III
Sid
Weller
Henryens
Stellers A
Gale
Foster-Milburn? Co
Letter From Mrs. Merritt Visits Henry and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Merritt of Parsons Kansas writes of a lengthy journey to Henry and surrounding places. She describes hospitality, cemetery visits, family gatherings, and tours from Sparland to Peoria and Bloomington while noting traffic and health, and mentions her son Frank returning home and plans to renew correspondence in The Henry Republican.
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Dr. Powell
Henry
Archie Williams
Sparland
Lacon
Luther Bay
Peoria
Newton Ray
Ravine.avenue
Sadie Ward
James Maginnis
Bloomington
Will Maxwell
Henrietta Weed
Cotney
Hannum
Daniel Keach
Frank ¢ Ward
Wim
Ward
Parsons
Kas
Stend
Melli
Frank
Orkstha
James McCarty
Candy Daughter
York
Yorks
Letter From Mrs Shields on 2100 Thompson Street
Letter from Mrs R D Shields of Los Angeles dated July 18 1912 enclosing a $1.50 fund check for paper and requesting an address change to 2100 Thompson Street. She notes moving nearer a high school and mourns the loss of Roberta saying she was poisoned from vaccination and suffered for two years.
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R-D. Shields
Los Angeles
Cali
Thompson Street
Little Roberta
Henry
Death by own action at Bureau County jail
Silas Runnel formerly employed on a Princeton area farm killed himself with strychnine in a Bureau County jail cell after an attempted $2750 robbery of his former employer Clark Norris. Norris reported the attempted robbery and later, while Runnel awaited arrest, the incident concluded with Runnel’s death.
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Princeton
Silas Runnel
Bureau County
Burinel
Clark Norris
Valley
Herons
Clark
Shim
Ince
Glark
Sheriff-Heyer
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