Mothers Health Restored By Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A testimonial essay promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including nervousness irability and displacement. It cites a reader from Brooklyn who credits the remedy with curing eight years of ovarian troubles and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Sehmen
Mewalie
Lydia ‘.Pinkham
Lydia Ge
Phowipaoa
Peoria
Ali
Adope
Dil
St. Louis
Ste
Toni
Dri. Hedyich
Kansas
Mall's
Emreer- Bieg
cvAlcoba
Chicago
Tig
Molly
McCurdy
Troy
Obie
Depew’s Reputation Questioned Amid National Moral Concern
The piece argues Depew’s long career and wealth reflect a broader moral decline in American life. It cites vast fortunes, widows and orphans paying, and questions whether pursuit of money corrupts the nation’s character, referencing Chancey A Depew and Des Moines Nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Chauncey
America
Chancey
Des Moines
Appeal Equality and Public Funding for Supreme Court Access
A Chicago News excerpt argues for equal access to appeals, noting poverty hinders law choices and suggesting a public funding mechanism to cover Supreme Court costs for the indigent. It discusses dangers of broadening or limiting appeal facilities and the need for fair privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avill
Supreme Court
Pri
Chiccago
Fast trains and safety in modern life quoted expert
A railway expert cites statistics from the 1900s showing more railway deaths and injuries in the United States than Europe over four years. He warns speed sacrifices safety and argues slower living could reduce nervous disorders, insomnia and social ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Armytage
Émairman
Lanncashire and Yorkshire Railway
United: ‘States
Europe
Saltiniore’ Sud
Village Inventions and Patents Mentioned in Odd Notes
A fragmentary notebook of comments mentions a non refillable bottle patent and windmill powered by a mechanic, with scattered references to Andrew Carnegie and the New York Independent. It cites a grocer’s clerk, a library visit, and a political junta adjournment while touching on education and engineering themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Andrew Carnegie
Hig Moneys
York Independent
Condemned Man Hoch's Appeal Hinges on Funds
Developments in Johann Hoch's case raise fresh debate on a prisoner's right to appeal. Governor Deneen had stayed the execution once and would not intervene again without proof Hoch could finance his appeal, needing 1100 dollars for the record and incidental costs. The delay that moment allowed Hoch to live depended on the last minute fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann “Hoch
Hoch
Deneen
Hying
Yellow fever scare and looming victory against the pestilence
The Kansas City World notes historic yellow fever epidemics from 1797 to 1892 and the recent decline due to sanitary measures. It argues the fight is nearing victory with Cuba’s relative safeness since 1898 and urges sealing off gulf coast cases to end the nightmare and extend medical achievements to the isthmus and West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Memphis
Philadelphia
Boston
Misissippi
Ate
Cuba
Gulf Coast
West Indies
Unique duel between a mother bear and rattlesnakes
Fishermen Frederick Zinn and Mortimer Gray witnessed a dramatic encounter near Panther Run where a mother bear defended two cubs from a colony of rattlesnakes. The battle lasted over ten minutes with fourteen snakes killed and the bee tree rendered unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zinn
Mortimer Gray
Panther Run
Philadelphis
Moore
Zinn
Gray
Policy on Women in Catholic Church Choirs Debated
A concise report notes that a policy to exclude women from Catholic church choirs is regarded impracticable despite Pope Pius not opposing women in ecclesiastical music. It mentions an Eastern bishop urging reorganization to use only male voices, though this is not being widely adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius
Father Wagner
Brooklyn
Cietey
Cheirmeeater Edad de Vine
Catholic Parishes Debate Women Singers in Choirs
The Musial Leader notes Cathedral parish in Kansas City contends removing women singers would abolish choirs. It cites difficulties maintaining male choristers, with Grace Church New York training boys aged 8 to 10 and funding lengthy contracts, suggesting only wealthier parishes can sustain male choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bec
Moore
Grace Church
New York
Pines
Schoor
Poer
Brick in His Hat Fete Misinterpreted by Attentive Crowd
The fragment describes a chaotic scene at a fete where a man in a hat causes confusion. A comment about a quick joke interruption leads to a tense exchange as someone asks about a cake and a hat trick amid the crowd in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shastry
Hegan Oinsie
Phil Adelphia Presa
Tonic Claim Promises Cure for Constipation and Stomach Troubles
A promotional piece touting Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation stomach trouble and related ailments. It cites testimonials from various individuals claiming recovery after using the tonic and offers a free trial to prove its efficacy. The text highlights dramatic improvements and urges readers to test the remedy without cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulva Grage
Mull
Luiz
Evangeline Booth Brings Salvation Army to Chappaqua Home
The new Salvation Army commander Evangeline Booth will live in a yearlong residence in Chappaqua with adopted children and dogs forming her escort. She maintains strict secrecy about her country home location, a rule respected by officials and followers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline ‘Booth
Chappaqua
Booth
Actress reputation question echoes past marriages
Fragments show a casual chat about an actress and a recalled past of several husbands. The brief exchange hints at public interest and gossip surrounding her personal life.
Man to Face Down Sexton’s Spades in Endgame
A terse line hints at a man facing final consequences as the sexton’s spades close in, suggesting an end of life or fate in a grim, metaphorical close to a storied pursuit.
Unclear Fragment Sparks Cautious Note on Label Date
Fragmentary text mentions a stamped date label and requests different framing. No clear event, names, or organizations are identifiable.
Suspected Mischief Quarrel Reaches Seashore Plans
In a fragmentary exchange neighbors note Mrs Peckem fears her husband plans mischief. Mrs Neighbors questions the couple about a month at the seashore. Peckem deflects unsurely as unreadable text limits detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suspicioua
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