Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Sterling Connecticut reader Miss Benina A Perroquin reports relief from fainting spells and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Massena New York resident Miss Visa Myris shares recovery from “Anerain and Exhaustion” and urges others to seek help with the product.
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Sterling, Conn
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Benina A. Peroquin
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinklarm
Hox
Massena, N.Y
Lycia E. Pinkham
Yorkshire Father Teaches How to Sell on the Road
A commercial traveler after a long persuasive pitch again delivers his talk to a shrewd Yorkshire father and son. The father praises the salesman saying that is exactly how he wants his son to sell their goods on the road.
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Jock
Jack
Cow Tames Bull as Betty Milks in Meadow
Betty milks a cow when a mad bull charges the meadow. The bull stops within yards of Betty and the cow, looks tired, and then withdraws. Onlookers ask why. Hetty says the bull was scared and explains the cow is his mother-in-law.
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Betty
Hetty
Asid
Coronation Scene at Notre Dame Costs Five Million Francs
The article recalls the coronation of Napoleon and Josephine at Notre Dame in Paris described as the most magnificent scene ever witnessed. The expense named is five million francs.
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Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Paris
Napoleon
Josephine
Easily Pleased In Quiet Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a witty exchange where one character mentions lack of work for a strong man, and the other dismisses the concern saying they won’t mind. The banter hints at workplace or social dynamics in a light tone.
Coffee to Postum Transition Reported by Nurse Wife
A nurse's wife recounts severe coffee addiction during night rounds, suffering bilious attacks and nervous strain. She switched to Postum from Postum Company, noting relief after a year, no bilious attacks, and improved nerves. branding and product origin are cited.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Potum
Exotic horticulture and global notes in Inter Mountain Globe
The Inter Mountain Globe highlights a central heating project for Porte shows and a telephony trial. It includes global notes on Italy's trade, a beer strike in Germany, Ecuador farming, Hull electric dock, royal aging studies, and population estimates with varied industry and technology updates.
Drawn war verdict rejected by British stance
London dispatch reports Washington hints on peace tied to a drawn war. the Westminster Gazette rebuts, saying Britain aims to crush German militarism and will take all necessary political measures to prevent a threat to safety, even at great cost, while warning against any drawn war option.
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London
Washington
Great Britain
West
Mutter Gazette
Wwe
Russians Invade Eastern Prussia Amid Front Struggle
Dispatches from Petrograd cite Russian forces advancing to Lyck and Suwalki in Eastern Prussia as German defenses stiffen near Koenigsburg. Reports claim a new Russian army near Posen and movements toward Thorn with mixed claims on Przemys surrender and Cracow fighting starting.
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London
Lyck
Prussia
Augustow
Suwalki
France
Poland
Koenigsburg
Petrograd
Posen
Thorn
Praemys
Cracow
Allies Airships Attack Zeppelins
London reports another Allied air raid on Cologne and Dusseldorf targeting Zeppelin sheds. Bombs damaged the Dusseldorf hangar with an airship cover destroyed, while Cologne’s hangar drew no reported damage. Previous raid on Cologne and Dusseldorf occurred September 23.
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London
Amsteram
Cologne
Diseeldorf
Zeppelin Aireh
Dusseldorf
Belgium
C. H. Collet
Berlin
Juetrtaws Claim to Have Severely Beaten Russians
Official Vienna note reports further Russian defeats as Austro Hungarian forces push near Praemys and on the Vistula front. It claims recapture of Hargez west of Dynow, many prisoners taken, and a successful assault on Praemyal with thousands of enemy dead and wounded. The report lauds actions by the Sandstrum and Polish legionaries with high gallantry.
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Vienna
Amsterdam
London
Hoefer
Praemys
Hargez
Dynow
Kienzow
Vistula
Son
Praemyal
Szigel
Marmares County
Hones
Ineos
Galick
Sandstrum
Austrian war office reports renewed successes over Serbian forces
Vienna dispatch via Amsterdam to Reuters dated October 8 states Servian troops invading Bosnia at Vishegrad were repulsed. Montenegrin forces and a supply train were driven back, with one battalion of the Eleventh regiment and several quick fire guns captured. Major Bojanovic’s forces were routed in a two day engagement.
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London
Austrian War Office
Rerter Telegram Company
Vienna
Amsterdam
Bosnia
Vishegrad
Woluga
Srebrenitan
Asuinet Majan
Kapte
Dring
Pognania
Maliaso
Mylor Bojanovic
Oly
Dime Novel Thrills at Valley Junction
Des Moines editors report sensational Valley Junction tale about Ed Wegener vanishings and a ransom of $1,000. A bartender Ashworth is beaten and later found, while Wesener remains missing as the grabber allegedly escapes with the money. Reports cite dime-novel style flavor but come from multiple sources.
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Valley Junction
Des
Moines
Ed Wegener
Gpalis
Nitephoon
Coe Ladey
Chan
Ashworth
Olan
Wesener
Fe Olan
Des Moines
Germ causes infantile paralysis say researchers
Rockefeller Institute head Dr Simon Mlexner spoke at Jolod Hopinn hospital anniversary, confirming earlier claims that a germ causes infantile paralysis after new culturing methods and high power microscopy showed a tiny organism sized one fifth that of known bacteria. Earlier assertions about transmission differed, but the current findings support a germ theory of disease.
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Hallimore Mio
Simon Mlexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medics Research
Jolod Hopinn Hospital
Wlowner
Fievner
Lon
Mull
Rome
Perpous
Russians Fortify Near Thorn After Push on Wilockewik
Dispatch from Petrograd via Tribuna reports Russians driving Germans from Wilockewik in Russian Poland and fortifying within a few miles of Thorn. German left wing in Poland is said to be partly developed.
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Trome
London
Petrogradenya
Wilockewik
Posland
Thorn
East Prome
Hese
Heumelven
Thern
Poland
Germans claim Russian forces defeated in early October fights
Berlin wireless dispatches report German forces repelling Russian elements in Suwalki district near Niemen, with heavy losses including two Russian corps and 2,000 prisoners. Further actions at Augustowa and Opatow Ostrowiec in Russian Poland yielded prisoners and captured weapons.
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Weekington
Berlin
Lal
Niemen
Suwalki
Ruse
Owie
Augustuna
Coruna
Opatow
Ostrowiec
Russian Poland
Dew
Ivangorod
Surrender of Przemysl Denied by Russians
Reports from Rome via London say Przemyśl garrison may have surrendered to Russians at the fortress complex. Diplomatic sources deny the claim and insist the fortress defense continues.
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Przemysl
Rome
Vie
London
the Trians
Preemyal
Kneslog
Coplinues
Death Calling In Late Afternoon
Fragmentary notice reports a death in the late afternoon with unclear details. The text mentions a bee and a shed, but the exact cause and persons involved remain unreadable.
Anton Krinski in Prison A Portrait of Hidden Hope
A writer visiting a penitentiary meets Anton Krinski a Polish prisoner whose beauty and hopeful spirit contrast with grim surroundings. The encounter reveals a tender bond and a belief in possible freedom despite looming death with no discussion of repentance. The scene centers on humanity and the longing for home.
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Mary Anderson
Anton
Dyne
Anton Krinski
Raphael
Uiness
Prinesa
Western ideas of education welcomed by universities in the west
The American Magazine essay argues western universities open doors to all. It notes any person may study any subject, with programs ranging from farmers’ short courses to eight year medical tracks. Universities travel to towns with trains and lectures to serve the state, strengthening classical studies through practical contacts.
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Ray Stannard Haker
Bet
Davenport
University of Minols
Champaign
Dean Davenport
Ilinois
van Hise
Wisconsin
Vincent
Minnesota
Atudente
Cowards All in Debate on Philippine Self Government
The piece labels opposition to local self-government in the Philippines as timid and cowardly, arguing that Republican policy must face risks of war with Japan or Germany. It condemns the minority report’s stance as unnationalist and dangerous to American ideas and dominion.
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Gebonse
Thuringia
Germany
New York World
House
Philippines
Islans
Japan
Barty
Eath
Press Agent Victories in European War Dispatches
Fragmentary OCR notes describe optimistic press agent claims of victories in a European war. The dispatches from Petrograd and other fronts are distorted by garbled text and a telegraph line cutoff, leaving the exact events unclear but signaling ongoing propaganda.
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Petrograd Correapu
Slaristic
Victorien
Russaan
European Army
Women worldwide impact on postwar society and labor
A sweeping roundup notes women’s roles across nations including Russia Italy Japan England and the U S in religion work politics education industry and war support. It highlights female priests operators chemists physicians inspectors pilots nurses and activists, with statistics on illiteracy wages and employment.
Destruction of Art Sparks Debate Across Continents
A fragmentary piece discusses whether cherished works of art should be protected or destroyed amid conflict. It contrasts European and American views on safeguarding masterpieces and fears of looting, questioning if peaceful nations must sacrifice beauty to war’s tide.
Old Goban Golde and the Tender Age Controversy
A satirical riff on May-December marriage with a punchline about aging and flirtation. The tale features Old Goban Golde, his young wife Mire Gobsa Golde, and a comical dressing room scene culminating in a grim jab about form and chloroform.
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George Ade
Goban Golde
Gab The Contaaalee Seventeen Months At Read Cove Near West Fifty Fourth
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident near West Fifty Fourth Street involving a bold infant who died after being seized and interfered with by a friend’s father. The body was found in the water and a windpipe injury was noted. An ambulance was summoned and the hospital later confirmed the death.
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Colin
Polytecholav
Bospital
Spite Maman
Alan
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