Doctor Brigham Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A physician in Brighamburg Massachusetts extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal tonic for female illnesses. He cites patient improvements and recommends the remedy to restore health and vigor, noting decades of advisory experience and urging women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Poultry and Strawberries a Profitable Mix in Gardens
A Victorian era horticulture note discusses using scratching hens on strawberry patches after harvest to control insects and enrich soil. It suggests building multiple small hen houses, testing new cherry varieties, and outlines farming tips from wheat storage to swine paralysis and hotbed construction for early flowers.
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Farkey Coop and Turker Coop Featured in Agriculturist
An item notes the Farkey Coop and Turker Coop as having achieved perfect satisfaction in use, outlined in the American Agriculturist. The brief mentions their described performance and applicability in farming contexts.
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Farkey, Coop
Turker Coop
Agriculturist
Es Haring
Portable shade and ventilation device for lawns and yards
A packing case based vented shelter forms a shade for grass areas. A drop door and ventilator shift to control airflow on cold nights and keep shade on warm nights. The device aims to thicken grass and diversify lawn cover by managing shade and air circulation.
Government set to probe coal road price fixings in federal court
A Washington correspondent predicts a sweeping federal investigation into coal mine ownership and railroad price fixing. Charles Hughes will pursue railroad records under anti trust and related laws, backed by the President and Attorney General. The probe could rival the insurance inquiry in scope and sensational impact.
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Rail and transit notices overshadow rail profits and rates
Reports detail John C Breckenridge guiding New York Central electricity work on the New York end of the line and Northern Pacific eyeing lines from Cottonwood to Lewiston Idaho. London plans seventy five double decker buses and a vast garage as freights rise and bank failures hit records. meanwhile Chicago and Wabash lines report revenue gains amid car shortages and new demurrage disputes.
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New York Central
New York
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Idaho Northern
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Lewiston
Daho
Johnson
Norfolk and Western
Columbus
Sanctuaky
Pennsylvania
London
England
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Europe
Great Trunk
Wabash
Chicago Great Western
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Chisago .Car. Service Association
International
Har. Vester Company
Harvester
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Boston
Pork
Virginia
Tower
Illinois
Tadiana
Nebraska
Michigan
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Cleveland
Neveland
Toledo
Missouri Pacific Railway
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Unions and a French bricklayer tale and a wool bridge
A report links Samuel Gompers and the AFL to praise for unions while recounting a French bricklayer's remark about wages in France. In Wadebridge, Cornwall, a bridge rests on bags of wool sunk in the stream enabling firm piles despite strong current.
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Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
France
Nice
Avenue de la Garea
Wadebridge
Cornwall
England
Mrs. Gagner's Recovery Highlights Pink Pills Aid Debility
Mrs Mary Gagner of Holyoke Massachusetts recounts severe dizziness fatigue that forced mill work abandonment. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she took six boxes and recovered fully, praising the medicine for restoring strength and daily duties. The ad notes pills create new blood and are sold by druggists or by mail. A closing line advises patience with the coal man.
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Mary Gagner
South Summer Street
Holyoke
Mase
Dr. Williams
Sheriff Recollects Joe White With Candid Old Time View
A Boston Herald writer recalls a Rhode Island deputy chief of police’s blunt appraisal of Joe White. The grocer asked if White was honest. the deputy answered that White had been arrested twice for stealing and acquitted both times, illustrating a famed lifetime of straightforward reputation.
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Saland
Boston Herald
Joe White
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