Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
A testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments including backache irregular periods and nervous distress caused by organic trouble. The letter praises its lifelong household reliance and urges all women to accept it as a peerless remedy for distressing female illnesses.
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Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkjiam
Jan Second St
N. E
Waahfeginn
D. C
Elena Bation
Lydia
Hardly Worth While. Czarina's Pardon Edge In Russia Tale
The excerpt sketches Empress connection to a political prisoner with a margin note by Alexander II about pardon. The czarina edits a document, striking punctuation and writing a line about pardon versus Siberia. The report also notes German patents for solid isohal production.
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Russia
Alexander Iie
St- Berta
Siberia
Spoons of many kinds in new York Sun style inventions
Inventors seek practical spoons for special uses including a measuring spoon with marked increments one half one quarter and one eighth a baby spoon with a looped handle a mustache spoon an ice cream spoon and an egg spoon for poached or fried eggs. These new designs aim to fit varied cooking needs and user grips.
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New York Sun
Engagement scene recalled in provincial satire
Dialog from a romantic-satirical piece features a humorous debate on engagement and marriage. The exchange notes an elderly Parson and a bemused Lady as they discuss taking a spouse for better or worse, ending with a wry remark about pre-marital knowledge.
Field Glasses Lost in War Return After 23 Years
Speaking of a yeomanry dinner at Colchester on Monday night, Colonel Lermitte related an incident in the late war. Mr Betts recovered field glasses dropped by a Boer pursued by a yeoman, with inscription H. J. Lermitte Scottish Fusiliers. They were lost twenty three years ago at Laing's Nek and attached to a horse saddle shot during engagement.
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Kansas City
Colchester
Lermitte
Betts
Yeomanry
H. J. Lermitte
Beta
Laing's Nek
Nerve Worn Kidne Dears Kinney Fills
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a folded local notice or brief with unclear subjects Kinney and Dears. The readable fragment hints at medical or personal tone but lacks concrete actions or dates to form a coherent item.
Miss Wayne hires escort to Boston to visit cruiser officer
Miss Maud Wayne staying with Mr and Mrs J C Fee at 253 West 125th Street engages a messenger to travel to Boston after her officer sweetheart aboard the Olympia signals he will not reach Toe ton in New York. The 30 centan hour messenger from Western Union accompanies her for the trip.
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Boston
New York
Maud Wayne
J. C. Fee
West 125Th Street
Olympia
Toeton
Issuh Street
The
Western Union
Miss Wayne
Grip of Iron first published ends in romance tale turn
Nora Nugent a typewriter girl in hardship seeks work and dignity through writing. Geoffrey Churnside, editor, misreads her honesty when she uses his name to forward a story to the Rambler. Confession, apology, and eventual reconciliation forge a joint novel and lasting credit.
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Miss Nugent
Geoffrey
Nora
London
Churnside
Nan
Charns‘des
Norat
Nannie
Nankin
Nannie Nugent
Nolas
Geoffrey Churchside
Sant Jones
Gtory
Davita Doe
Goodby
Natinfe
Rambler
Churnaide
Misa Nugent
Nooner
Charnsile
Leturn
Tvan
Charnaide
G. G
N. Churnside
Interstate Stock and Fair Opens With Rich Exhibits
Sioux City prepares for the first annual Interstate fair opening August 31 and running through September 5 at Woodlawn park Located along the Big Sioux and Missouri rivers the event features pure bred cattle horses hogs and sheep plus poultry dairy machinery and children’s departments with nearly 20000 in prize money Six bands led by Reed’s Regiment will perform daily and a large stock show aims to attract breeders and visitors from across the region
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Tropolis
L. Eaton
Iy HE. Ward
Haymond
F. L. Witick
Northwest
Faespa
Nature
A. T. Bennett
People's Savings Bank
City
Bogey
Sioux City
Milos& DeWolt
Mini: Iat
Ford
Ber
Wayne
Nebraska
C. Binnie
Alta Ja
Ono
Tgm
Reed’ Regiment
Fair Grounds
Woodlawn Park
Big Sioux
Sioux
United States
F.l.iture
Hereford Cattle Breeders' Association Litigation Update
The Hereford Cattle Breeders Association board reports a court action aimed at annulling its charter and appointing a receiver. Evidence includes affidavits from F. Lotham and Smith. Members are urged to withhold action until a full report is presented and conditions assessed.
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American Association
Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Associats
State of Minds
Pro
Ceiver
Lotham
B.C. Rhome
Comstock
Washington Star Dialect Story Fragments Prompt Laughs
A pared down Washington Star snippet shows a casual exchange about dialect stories. The brief dialogue hints at the challenge of recalling content after organizing it. The fragmentary text traps a humorous moment about memory and language.
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Washington Star
There goes the agitator’s wheel and the fire works factory
A political agitator labeled as the maker of revolutions is mentioned amid references to gases and a fire works factory. The snippet suggests tension around the figure responsible for unrest and explosive events, hinting at provocative acts and underlying political turmoil.
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Wheeln'rt & Fire Works
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Kinney
AME
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Shors
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Yrry Shan
Great Britain
Slater
Daily Telegraph
G. C
Paper Court
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Tasha
Ossian H. Lang
Frederick W. Nash
Manila
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Atkinson
Pelago
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Mass
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Cham
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