Petersons story of relief from womb trouble and illness
A testimonial from Mrs. Josefa Peressos of Warren Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing fifteen years of womb inflammation enlargement and displacement. The article also notes other oddities and health remedies referenced in the era including advertisements and anecdotes.
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Lydia Jr
Pinkham
First woman appointed inspector of Chicago street cleaning
Mrs. A. E. Paul becomes the first woman in the world to hold the post of street cleaning inspector in a major city. She commands seventeen men in the Adams street to lakefront district, earns 1200 a year, and maintains her own horse and carriage.
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Sto Avenue
the Lake
Paul
Carridge
New York
Emperor Wilhyrim Wealth and Realm Decay Across Palaces
The Bemperor lists 150 employes and 350 female servants with wages from 12 to 25 dollars monthly. Many palaces are decayed. hundreds of relatives occupy remaining properties. Estimated private fortune exceeds 1000000 pounds annual. wealth largely in landed estates. He inherits from Prince Carl. rules with pay, allowances, and potential ranks. He holds honorary military titles in several nations and is admiral in German and Russian fleets.
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Wilhyrim
Bemperor
Crown
Fue Eaperor Hingelf
Uae
Somawn
Annes
Leopold
Carl
Kaizer
Regland
Austria
Warssin
Belgium
Lech Mage
Russie
Beiig Jeter
Chicnzo
Remarkable Tree Grafted Pecan on Hickory Farm Near Fayetteville
Commissioner Mewborne photographed a pecan grafted into a hickory tree on Tell M. McKay’s Fayetteville area farm. The graft occurred in late February 1927 with growth from bud to August 30 measured at ninety six days. The stalk stood five feet tall and twenty inches in circumference at ground level.
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Mewborne
Tell M. McKay
Fayetteville
Charlotte Observer
Anti-Collision Device and Bicycle League Milestone
A deaf resident of Wid ing River modifies a wheelbarrow to avoid being hit by wheels. The text shifts to the League of American Wheelmen reporting 100000 members, organized at Newport in 1880, with leaders and evolving state memberships across New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and others, noting growth from 68285 members a year earlier.
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Dicksen Ghops
Sernujon
New York
John Brumby
Widing River
L. 1
Epelista
League of Americas
Wheelmien Abisi
United States
Newport
Heston
Boston
Chile
Sudfolk
Palm
Amd
Charles BE. Pratt
T. J. Langairell
Phiadelphia
Tr. Tarsone
Cambridge
Mass
Burrill
H. J. Willoughby
Barateen
Kirk Munro
Secrsrnty
Pennsylvania
Macenehuseits
New Jersey
New York State
Sland
Staten I
Matigm Wat
Ripans
Ripars Tabulec
Bulgarian decree enforces medieval sumptuary attire on officials
The Bulgarian Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce issues a decree forcing officials and deputies to wear country made leather or wool garments with official marks. Invoices must be kept as proof, and new clothes require notification to the overseeing authority. A Kansas City record notes 802 taxable property listings and slave valuations from 1802.
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Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce
iKausas
T. T. Celitenden
Tusa
Jackson County
Kansas City Star
A Umatilla Child Cured After Pink Pills Trial Tale
An East Tennessee family in Umatilla Florida reports their seven year old daughter Fannie Adams cured from paralysis and seizures after January use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The story notes dramatic improvement, a prior string of doctor visits without relief, and the family’s gratitude as neighbors confirm the recovery.
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Fannie Adams
Umatilla
A. J. Adams
Tennessee
Florida
Adams
Fannie
East
Little Fannie
Williame
Fannie Adama
Enid
Jng
Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. YX
le Fen
Burglary Tale and Frail Scams in a Night's News
A fragmented local report describes a burglary incident and a mix of advertisements and jokes from a late edition. It includes a burglar tale, an item about foot powder, a frontier gag, and promotional lines for Allen's Foot-Base with prices and mailing details.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Hoy
Rates Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Constitutional Relief
An old advertisement touts Rates Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at 5 cents. A testimonial from Amos Kelner of Checty Valley Virginia dated Nov 23 1895 claims Pise’s Care for Consumption cured him and urges self-respect and conscience as essential.
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Pise
Amos Kelner
Checty Valley
Painful Affliction 4 Son Writes a Letter About Father
A newspaper clipping reports a son describing his father troubled by boils and carbuncles. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with a cure after family use. The piece also mentions rheumatism relief for the mother and advertisements for hair products and child remedies.
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Winamauc
Hood
Guy i
Newrehirk
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