Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Baltimore Woman
The ad claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female ailments including irregularities and nervous prostration after other methods failed. Mrs. W. S. Ford of Baltimore recounts relief and urges others to try the remedy and seek Mrs. Pinkham's guidance.
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The Joys of Other Days Nostalgic Popcorn Dream
A reminiscence by Will M Maupin in The Commoner fondly recalls old fashioned stoves and base burners. He imagines rich days with a two foot hickory fire creating a bed of coals for popping corn. He envisions a future room with such a stove as a keepsake of simpler times.
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Two Votes and the Rotten Apple in a Norwich Speech
Former Connecticut governor George P. McLean recalls personal slights in a speech at Norwich about his first bid for the general assembly. He cites neighbors threatening to vote against him over a rotten apple tossed at a horse and a rotten egg placed in a baggy cushion linked to a woman the rival worked for.
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Norwich
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Woman Credits Postum With Healing After Coffee Habit
An Ohio woman recounts four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration caused by coffee. She says quitting coffee with Postum eased chills and pain, restored energy, and allowed her to do housework and more without medicine.
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Ohio
Irrigation Water Fights Shape Montana Canada Border Row
Montana water rights and irrigation plans clash with a Canada United States treaty. L W Hill of the Great Northern argues the Milk River and St Marys water divisions will hurt Montana development. He notes Canadian irrigation and lower land prices spur faster settlement while Montana faces higher water costs. The Twin City region wants Montana supply routes. Great Northern remains pivotal for a 600 mile rail corridor.
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Justifiable Homicide Verdict In Montana Ranch Shooting
Glendive reports a coroner's jury finds justifiable homicide in the Jake Mears ranch shooting near Jordan. Ed Simms shoots his nephew William Wolfe after Wolfe confronts him armed, Wolfe dies from a heart shot. Questions arise over the juries authority due to non deputized coroner official.
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Jordan
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Wolfe
Gregory
Butte Mines May Close Over Labor Jurisdiction
Butte districts faces a Wednesday morning mine shutdown due to a jurisdictional dispute. A committee of the International Engineers union demanded recognition of its authority over engineers and related workers. Miners' officials say the Western Federation of Miners could supply engineers to keep mines running.
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International Engineers’ Union
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Rancher dies after wagon wheel accident near Coster
Robert Beebe, a young rancher living near Coster, was crushed beneath wagon wheels while driving an ice wagon when the team slipped downhill. He died from chest injuries. his mother lives in Hyde Park, Massachusetts.
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Two Buried In Snowslide At Arlington Mine
A Montana snowslide at the Arlington mine in western Montana buried two men under snow as deep as fifty feet. Rescue efforts were underway though the men were presumed dead.
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Glaciar National Park Bill Advances in Senate
The bill authorizing the establishment of Glacier National Park in northern Montana passes the Senate. The park would lie along the border with Canada and join a cross border conservation effort with the Dominion government.
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Montana
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Dominion
Not on a Half-Dime
Simon Hardcastle relays a tale condemning a wife who asks more than a quarter annually for her own amusement. Miranda replies that if a dime could fit the Lord's Prayer, an engraver can fit it within such a space. The Housekeeper.
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Miranda
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DeWitt and Jewitt Fashion Exchange in Smart Set Talk
The column notes a wife’s fashion sense with a witty line about a standing room only dress while discussing social trends. It references the magazine Smart Set and a light domestic scene.
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Jewitt
Undefined fragment prompts test of character and enthusiasm
Fragmentary line discusses curing itching and refunds within days and testing a man’s character by his enthusiasm, quoting Angela Dickens.
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Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Fragments From OCR Text
FragmentaryOCR shows an ad style reference to Perry Davis Painkiller with mention of large size cheap price and bottle sizes 85c and 50s, plus stray phrases about family gifts and slippery imagery.
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Perry Davis
Arog
Misty the Lovely Figure Inspires Family Compliment
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt centers on Misty, praised by a parent for her beauty and charm. The dialogue recalls Misty sitting with Mr Misty, hinting at nostalgic family scenes and affectionate talk about the child.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marine Eye Remedy Company Eye Book Ad
Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago offers a 48 page illustrated Eye Book free. It claims to diagnose and advise proper application of Marine Eye Remedies for your case. It states remedies strengthen weak eyes soothe eye pain and sell for 50c. Try it in your eyes and in baby's eyes for scaly eyelids and granulation.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Thought Reader in Senate Exchange Sparks Telepathy Debate
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum describing telepathy as a means to read minds and reveal thoughts before others. He suggests a reliable system would greatly ease his investigative labors, framing a discussion on public perception of mind reading.
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Ufe
Spahn’s Distemper Cure Marketed by Goshen Company
Distemper cures advertised for horses and dogs of all ages with Spahn's Distemper Cure. Each bottle guaranteed with over 500000 bottles sold last year. Priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Available through druggists or by sending to Spahn Med Co Goshen Ind. Agents wanted and a free book offered.
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Spahn Med. Co
Goshen
Ind
The Unterrified Improver and Angel Uplifter Rumpus
Fragmentary verse appears to discuss an Angel moral uplifter breaking through a root to seek an eighth heaven. The lines mention prudent choice and a company named Jeremy Taylor in a cryptic exchange. No clear events or sources are identifiable.
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Taylor
Does He Love Anybody and Other Portraits From Print
A Boston Post excerpt contrasts Von Moltke and Kitchener in stark portraits. It notes Von Moltke’s devotion to his wife despite hardship and Kitchener’s machine like focus, unemotional and relentless in conflict. The clippings shift to social chatter about purchasing power with Mrs Knicker and Mrs Becker noting the dollar’s waning value from $1.98 to $1.49.
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Kitchener
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