Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy Praised by Grateful Women
A collection of letters from women across the United States praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health and alleviating female ailments. Testimonials describe relief from pain, fatigue, headaches, and inflammation after using the product and its associated Sanative Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
L. E. Brennen
Hudson, Michigan
L. E. Bowers
Girard
Elizabeth Gentilcore
Buffalo, N.Y
Elizabeth Gen‘mlcore
Glor Street
Buffalo
New York
Salvation Army candidate for Nobel peace prize proposed
The Salvation Army led by Bramwell Booth is proposed in London as a candidate for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, cited as a major international peace force. Meanwhile Kansas recall amendments pass the House, with Governor poised to sign the administration measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwel Booth
Salvation Army
London
Senate
Kansas
House of Representatives
Gover Mora
Igvill
Knox
United States
Oddie
Nevada
Gaia
Eyl
Railroads ill prepared for three infantry units amid war talk
The article notes railroads were not ready for three companies of the Oneiieer coins and cites delays for two battalions of the 26th Infantry due to lack of train facilities in Detroit. It also questions wartime readiness and US resilience against foreign quarrels.
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Detroit
Albany
N. Y
Eugene Durand
Durand
Letic
Illinois
Charles
Yania
Ijedfuntil electricsBitt
Illinois River Fishing Industry Expands Across The State
The fishing industry in Illinois has grown with carp shipped to eastern markets for hotel tables and pearls from the season’s pearl fisheries worth thousands of dollars. Shells from clams yield poultry grit, gar skins used for frames, and various fish parts find diverse uses from oil to bindings. High water and Chicago drainage intake have slowed the past seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thist
Rom
Illinois
Stephen A. Forbes
Illinois State Fish Commission
Illinois River
Great Lakes
Chicago
Woman Suffers Backache Becomes Victim of Kidney Pills Ad
A history of backache headaches and sleeplessness leads a narrator to Foley Kidney Pills for relief claiming quick cure. The ad cites health benefits and urges women to try Foley Ri Gary Pills from A J Ironmonger Galva for prompt recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley Ri Gary
A. J Ironmonger
Dyspepsia Relief Claim for a Panacea Medicine
An OCR fragment touts a dyspepsia remedy named Yapepain or Yapepsia Tablets claiming rapid relief from stomach trouble. It references Bismuth substrates and Carmi Bismuth compounds, and mentions Rexall branding with prices around 50 cents. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear provenance.
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Ithecwell- Jno
Dick É Sheen
Rexall
Peculiar Land Deal In Milk Grove Township
Wealthy landowner Joe Tatro sells over a section in Milk Grove Township Iroquois County to Adolph Widholm and Henry Schultz for 108042.50 dollars with 50 years at 4 percent interest backed by crops. Widholm receives 300 acres section 9 at 160 dollars per acre, Schultz buys 160 acres section 34 at 170 dollars and 334 acres section 4 at 155 dollars. The transfer reflects a trend of high land values and raises questions about Tatro’s motives tied to family disputes and safeguarding assets for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tatro
Milk Grove Township
Iroquois County
Adolph Widholm
Henry
Schultz
Tatro
Henry Schultz
Silo at R S Carr Farm Proves Cost Efficient for Silage
R S Carr of Cornell reports an 80 ton silo built last fall costing about 43 dollars per day to feed cattle. The silo filled with 76 rows 80 rods long and feeds show about 20 percent of daily intake, with costs around 175 dollars per day.
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R.S. Carroll
Cornell
Carr
Srock
Ottawa women’s police to monitor saloons and aid rescue work
Ottawa council plans a small salary portion for the matron who will work with the police to curb saloon-linked vice and help girls on the downward path. Miss Miller, a deaconess, will don her ward costume and assist as protection against insult during patrols. A Boys Corn Club forms in Marshall County with nine boys from five townships, led by Kenneth Helper as president and John Lane as secretary.
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Ottawian Wecbacomrpollcs
Migs Miller
Louis
Ottawa
Woman's
Miller
Sts. Louisis
Wohleb
Marshall
Pertry
Lacon
John Lane
Hopewell
Dewey
Ernest Hodge
Steuben
Keneth Helper
Clyde
Clarence Stoner
Walter Smith
la Prairie
Kenneth
Berty
Stone
Washington
Jones
James
Fragmented Text Casts Doubt on Cohesive Narrative
The readable portions hint at a chaotic dialogue or monologue about perception and restraint. References to laboring delusion and discreet presence surface alongside stray terms like pand and engineer. No clear event or identifiable persons emerge.
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