Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Milwaukee letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles backache and tumours after other methods failed. The missive claims the product helped the writer become a “well woman” and urges others to try it before surgery, noting the company’s free advice exists.
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Pinkham
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Ydia EK
Inkha Vegstabls
First St
Milwaukee
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Ya ‘Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inkham
A Dirge Amid Silent Grief at the Nest
A Princeton Tiger excerpt describes a mourner laying a white form beside others, then a solitary heart-rending cry breaks the silence followed by more quiet. She departs promising to lay another egg tomorrow.
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Princeton
Women gain voting right in Krain Austria province
Women have obtained the right to vote in Krain a province of Austria They will be allowed to cast ballots in person not by proxy There is however one limitation imposed on them A special time of the day is allotted for their exercise of this right
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Krain
Austria
Miss
Not Exactly What She Meant At The Mothers Meeting
A brief humorous note from a Tatler snippet shows remarks during a mothers meeting about a forthcoming sale of work. A light exchange highlights busy preparations and a joking reference to the vicar taking most of their clothes off.
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Tatler
Mrs Gaddington Seeks All About Everybody’s Business
Mrs Gaddington jokes about nosiness and marriage while Miss Cayenne notes her view that matrimony is a failure because she did not marry a census taker. The exchange reflects social satire and character dynamics.
Hard on Children When Teacher Abandons Coffee
A Mississippi schoolteacher shares how coffee harmed her nerves and mood. After switching to Postum, she reports reduced nervous tension, improved patience with students, and a brighter outlook.
Bleached Flour Case Prompts Call for Special Commissioner
Pierce Butler of St Paul, government special assistant, has asked Washington to appoint a special commissioner to hear evidence in the bleached flour case. Judge McPherson wants all interested parties heard before trial. The expense burden may fall on winter-wheat millers in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Department of Justice
Washington
McPherson
Butler
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Roosevelt Criticized in British Press Over Egypt Policy
London June 1 Roosevelt speech at Guildhall continues to dominate papers. Conservative outlets defend his points while liberal ones oppose his conclusions, and editors question the propriety of a foreign guest critiquing colonial policy. Headlines range from social crime to sacrilege in reaction.
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London
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Egypt
American Statesman
The
Globe
Pall Mall Gazette
Standard
Westminster Gazette
Star
Williams Seeks McLean State Senate Seat
In Bismarck North Carolina June 1 a court action seeks to place John E Williams on the official primary ballot as successor to Senator B S Neal of McLean county The case questions Neal term end date and whether an election for the seat occurs before 1918.
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John E. Williams
McLean
Bismarck
N. C
B. S. Neal
McLean County
Supreme Court
Meyer
Senator Neal
Williams
Neal
Railroad freight rate case moves to circuit court
Surprised railroads face a restraint on rate increases as Judge Dyer’s order from Hannibal is certified to the U S circuit court in St Louis. Missouri Manufacturers and Monigs Manufacturers’ associations are named as strong opponents in the dispute over proposed commodity-rate hikes.
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St. Louis
Hannibal
Dyer
United States District Court
Western
United States Cirrcuit Court
Missouri Manufacturers Association of
Miners in Pittston District Continue Strike After Two Weeks
Twelve thousand anthracite miners in the Pittston district remain on strike in a move extending beyond two weeks. Italian workers, the majority, push for an immediate agreement with operators. The operators refuse until grievances are reviewed by the conciliation board. Strikers allege excessive docking and improper coal weighing.
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Wilkesbarre
Pittston
The Real Wrench: Smith on marriage enduring wives
The excerpt presents a punning contrast in a humorous discussion about marriage. It contrasts the difficulty of finding a wife with the challenge of keeping one, attributed to an unnamed speaker and framed in a witty, lighthearted tone.
Cure for Infant Eczema Fetched Rapid Hair Growth
A Mt. Vernon Kentucky couple recounts severe scalp eczema in their three month old daughter. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for about five weeks the scales disappeared hair grew back and the child recovered fully.
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J. Fish
Ella M. Fish
Mt. Vernon
Diplomacy and Twins in a Kansas City Dining Room
In a Kansas City area hotel dining room a waiter mistakes Smith for Jones, calling him by another man’s name and insisting he knows when to keep his mouth shut. Later a dry goods merchant shows his four year old twin sons to his son Richard who asks to see another twin.
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Kansas
Smith
Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
Richard
Papa
Marine Eye Remedy In Chicago Ad Promises Relief
Quoted exchange about leaving a wife in Paris ends with a sales pitch for Marine Eye Remedy. The ad claims the product soothes eye troubles and offers 50c at druggists with free eye books from the Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago. It closes with a morale line about luck and effort.
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Raiorea
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Dr J H Rindlaub Eye Ear Nose Throat Fargo Adverts
Mixed ad copy features Dr J H Rindlaub specialist in Fargo with medical claims and slogans about eye ear nose throat care. Mentions constipation remedies and a midwestern professional tone amid unrelated maxims and promotional lines.
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J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Death by self destruction tied to stand off in Montana
In Butte Montana a man named Thomas Wilson vanished after a fatal confrontation with Thomas Geer. Geer attacked Wilson after Geer intoxicatedly abused his children, Wilson struck Geer and Geer died of a heart weakness triggered by the scene. Wilson disappeared and is presumed to have killed himself in the brush. Autopsy ruled Geer death due to a weak heart and acute alcoholism, not murder.
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Butte
Standford
Montana
Thomas Wilson
Thomas Geer
Wilson
Geer
Miners Turn on Hearst in Butte Over Union Clash
Resolutions condemn William Randolph Hearst for actions toward Black Hills mining properties and unionists. They label him a political faker and warn organized labor to heed the issues, with references to the San Francisco Examiner as his mouthpiece.
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Butte
William Randolph Hearst
Black Hills
Wm. Randolph Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst
South Dakota
Organized Labor
Billings to Host New Burlington Cut Off Link
Burlington to start Scribner Freimsberg cut off as contracts are let delays due bids. The line will join Wyoming main line from Denver with Great Northern, ready by year end. Toluca Cody segment torn up and traffic to Central Wyoming shifts via Fromberg. Post completion all Montana and northern Wyoming travelers pass through Billings. Burlington officials inspect Big Horn basin route.
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Wyoming
Fromberg
Montana
Billings
Burlington
Big Horn Basin
Fails to Get Divorce After 11 Years in Butte
John Bordeaux a wealthy Butte capitalist fights an 11 year battle to end his marriage to Ella Bordeaux and stop $100 a month alimony. A Helena judge dismissed the case after a hung jury. both sides plan supreme court appeals.
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Butte
John Bordeaux
Ella
Smith
Helena
Supreme Court
Bordeaux
Smuggled Opium Seized in St Louis Chinese Grocery
United States agents seized eighty five tins of opium valued at five thousand nine hundred dollars believed smuggled into the country from a Chinese grocery following a search warrant.
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St. Louis
United States
Montana Ranch Sold for Ninety Thousand Dollars
Rock Creek ranch of 13 000 acres in Helena county was sold by Dan Flowerree to J H Burke and C B Power for 90000. The sale includes buildings and equipment but no livestock. It is the largest county deal in recent months.
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Montana
Helena
Rock Creek
Dan Flowerree
J. H. Burke
Hogan
C. B. ‘Power
Description of a Mountain
A teacher asks Jimmy to define a cape. Jimmy answers that a cape is land extending into the water. The brief exchange reflects a simple geography lesson noted in a school scene.
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Jimmy
William
Christopher
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