Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Change of Life
A Philadelphia woman recalls six years of severe monthly pains during the Change of Life. She found relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and endorses it as a woman's friend. She encourages others to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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City Council Minutes October 2 1914
Regular meeting in City Hall with Mayor Paskell and Aldermen Dille Parker Doetzer Bauter Wombacher Smith. Bills read and ordered paid. water works, street, and salary items listed. Committee appointed to discuss deep waterway with Commercial Club. meeting adjourned to November 10.
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Alds Dike
Parker
Doolzer
Bauter
Wombracher
Smith
Halblefb
W Donovan
Geo Pople
E. B Wright
F B Morgan
W Potter
Public Service Co
Eorge Bickerman
John Sanders
Eorey Hall
Sivell & Stapp
Uy Taylor
Sullivan
Samuel Horner
John Tomasson
George Sleater
Frank Brophy
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Lott Sullivan
Theo Bickerman
Ikan Garland
Cs Bonis
Henri Peyton
Frank Bush Tavine Ile
Jesse Hankins
Bour
John Reginald
Charles Presley Bo
Frank Potter
Hall Charles Motter
George Helper
Wm Donovan
Doetzer & Co
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Ald Parker
Alds Dille Parker
Doetzer Rauter Wombather Smith
Commercial Club
Fadward
Fo Dunne
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Cauter Wombacher
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Varker
Ald Doelzer
Paskell Alds
Parker Doelzer
Kauter
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John Ziegler
W L Flynn
Alex Weis
Nicholas Schmitt
J R Newman
Jacob Helgoth
Fred Ely
W A. Rowe
Erving Stringer
Philip Steimle
Peter Jacobs
Wimer Schlosser
Henry J Meister
Bernard Yaeger
Emil A Lofgren
E. C Lessy
W. L. Flynn
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Pioneer Resident Mary Hoar Dies at Eighty Three
Funeral held at Henry with large attendance for Mrs Mary Hoar born May 1831 in Vevay Indiana. She married Robert Hoar in Cincinnati May 22 1852 later moving to Henry Illinois in 1855. Survived by eight children and five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Her husband died 1907 and daughter in 1913. She was a devout Christian and remembered as a faithful wife and mother. The community honored her at the Main street residence with a Christian service.
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