Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Piles
Misery from piles ends with Pyramid Pile Cure sold by druggists for 80 cents a package. Advert claims instant relief by addressing the seat of trouble without surgery or examinations. testimonials from Roylac Marshall Miss Cocker Worcester Memphis Kenton Memphis and others praise cure within days. Free booklet offered by Pyramid Co Marshall Mich.
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Miss Pi
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Kenton
Memphis
Tenn
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Pyramid Co
Marshall, Michite
Colorado Officers Implicated in Denver Society Scandal
A Denver society scandal linked to Colorado national board affairs leads Gov. Peabody to order a Court of Inquiry. The probe recalls high ranking Cripple Creek officers as two military officers and several Denver social leaders, including women connected with the Camp Oldfield circle, face charges of a weakening nature.
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Denver
Col
Candal
Peabody
Colorado Nationa Board
Cripple Creek
Camp Oldfield
Breakfasts for Drunkards Only in Edinburg
A Sunday breakfast program in Edinburg opens its doors to about a thousand dejected drinkers. Guests receive large meat sandwiches and hot tea, while songs and gospel readings follow, aiming to reform attendees with support from local charities and volunteers.
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Edinburg
Oct
So ¢Lock
Carnegie Visitor in Indianapolis Sparks Mining Labor Talk
Andrew Carnegie was visiting Indianapolis when a reporter met Thomas Lawson of Thurber Texas, posing as Carnegie. Lawson, a coal representative, discussed Mine Workers’ support for recruiting laborers, recounting past union battles and a peaceful settlement. The Texan company seeks 1,400 workers, with about 390 miners idle in Pennsylvania’s Hocking District to be moved to Texas fields.
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Sexton
Ming Workers’ Journal
Beattia Burr
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas Lawson
New York
Glver
Lawson
Thurber Coal Company
Thurber
Tex
Indianapolis
Antion
Marriston
St. Tou
Texas
Wo J Wurdsen
Peter Hanetray
Crewe
Hocking
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Tells Of First Job Day Laborer
Eveland D October 9 John D Rockefeller recalls his first job on the docks as a day laborer forty eight years ago when he arrived at the Menchub of bueldave baptist church. He speaks on the value of character work ethic and early honesty to success addressing young men in the audience.
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Eveland
John D. Kefeller
Mering
Ee Bueldeave
Baptist Church
Erda
Keing
East
Cornhusk doll party hosted by mother to 1 year old
An informal corn husk doll party was hosted by the mother of a one year old. Twelve guests were entertained during the event, which took place in the front area of the house.
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Therr
Flowery fashions and pins in oriental patterns from era market
The article surveys new scarf patterns and jewelry as fashion notes. It highlights scarfs with oriental motifs, miniature ivory style pins, colonial dame representations, and art reproductions for pins. It notes color choices, large design scope, and a simpler opal encircled pin with diamonds as a standout piece.
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Vajlan
Seatty
Colliex
A Corn Husk Doll Party Delights Local Women
A neighbor hosted a corn husk doll party for grown women and children, awarding simple prizes for the best dolls. The festive event featured dolls made from dried corn husks and silks with corn end bodies, husk dresses, and bonnet accents, sparking merriment among attendees.
Neat Pins 10 Secure Those Big Scarfs
New York reports a curious note as pins with power designs secure scarves gathered by men. The Egyptian tone and masked details hint at a decorative or symbolic display, with emphasis on securing garments through clever pinwork.
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Nuew York
Winter Undergarments Go Legless and Sleeveless
In New York on October 9 the Accepter caper appears with athletic young men wearing lightweight undergarments for year round warmth. Thin cotton and wool undershirts and legless underdrawers are replacing bulkier layers, paired with long oxford hose in cold weather. Doctors call the trend healthy and dealers showcase white and tan designs.
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New York
Oxford
Crabs of Japan Twelve Feet Across
Largest crab reported by Stmlgani or Island crab of Japan spans twelve feet with claws reaching wide. Shells measure up to fifteen inches. A medical tonic Burkhart Vegetable Compound offered for pain relief and a thirty day cure, advertised to neutralise action and purify blood. Also mentions rheumatism catarrh constipation and similar ailments.
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Japan
Fashionable Garment Elasticity Sparks Elaborate Styles
In this era, ragged trends push extravagance in clothing with elastic ribbing for freedom of motion. Satin weaves and painted designs by artists decorate fine braces, while white kid and gold trims finish outfits. Advertisements urge schooling, dental colleges, and travel deals, highlighting hotels, rail lines, and low fares for extensive autumn excursions.
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Indiana Dental College
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