Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Health Claims
An advertisement advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for a range of female ailments. It includes testimonial lines about improved flow, energy, and sleep, plus questions and letters purportedly from women seeking advice and noting relief after treatment. The copy evokes a periodical tone and cites readers from various places, including Lynn Massachusetts.
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Phinsband
Tfawoman
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia B
Lara
Fragmentary foreign notes mix in with culinary and travel lore
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Parisian wares and theft, reviews antiseptics and plum cups for consumption, and cites Brussels and a U S consul. It references a Belgian gourmand, a graduate dinner, a flag with accordion music, and notes on gray horses and creams affected by warm weather.
Speaker Reed Opens Up Appoints Committees
A list of congressional committee appointments and membership follows Speaker Reed’s opening address. The roster includes numerous Republicans and Democrats from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, and other states. The text catalogs chairmen for key panels and various departments, noting party alignment and regional representation.
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Reed
Washington
Jill
Wiehty
Robert Alms
Jemuel
Quigg
New York
Robert
Cumming
William Aden
Smith
Prederick H. Gillett
Samuel S. Barnes
Whicoilsin
William H Moody
Satwvelaigh
Kentucky
Egalitia
Cope Joseph D. Savers
Pevaa
Mex
Me Docking
Leoniday Livingston
Ar Many C. Metin
Art Juhn Man
Mississippi
Democrats
Iola C. Tell
Golorno
David
Thogwlerson
Jenas
George W. Mac
Cane Bradevick
Degra
Daniel Ay Connolly
Illinois
Sayet
Hichard
Wayie Payker
AL Overstreet
Toilanny
Warren Ittaker
West
Henroriit Praneis
Newlands
Nevada
Roadlyers
Mabini
Dank
Hy Ay Pierce
Penneswee
Samuel Musewell
Nebraska
Fusion
Edwin Bideley
Kans
Charles F. Cochin
Missoir
Wile Jianna
Doin BD
Clardy
Jerry Simson
Ketchum
Lucienot
Forston
Ohio
Rowland
Mahany
Mahk
Gelkatap
Micnais
John | McDonald
Maryland
Walter P. Brown
Tennessee
Wilian Shirer
New
C.H. Martin
North Carolin
Nicholas Cox
Vennessee
John J. Lewis
James Ho
Virginia
Horus Model
Minos
Maram A Smith
Arizona
Charles A. Thontette
Maines
Samuel G. Milburn
California
Melville Mull
Rhode Island
Wilson
George i. F Hilnoles
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
Tans H
Santlegird
Lenslager
New d Jersey
Tawley
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsylvania
Amos. Cumerings
Adolph Meyer
Mareish
Tate
Georging
Plowman
Marion
West N. Hodine
Misael
Westofflces
Pout Roade
Eugene F. Loud
John J. Ketehas
George W. Smith
Tohn W. Gardiner
New Jersey
SN. D. Sperry
Colorado
W. Loris Timeday K. di
Publie Lands
John JF. Lacey
Towa
William J. Wills
Oregon
Samuel §Arney
Wisconsin
Monro H. Kulp
J. C. Stoves
Minetor 1A
C.D. Shelden
Michigan
Dante K. Mill
Hilory
Republicans
Jol F. Shaforth
Saver Republican
Rute Morph
Kicbuts
Texas
James H. Lewis
Moshizon
Emocrats
James
Sherman
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Wieher
J. M. Rady
Mine
George White
Richard Kartholdt
Miseouris Kirwin
Turteneh
Missouri
George W. Waymouth
Mibichivetts
Adumii BK Mollowell
C. H. Gort
Weal Viteiola
Rypublicau
Wannet
Tankhand
Aisbanry
Temp. Ortt
Harry Skinner
North Carolina
Popaber
Robert Hroweard
Loulganas
Willan — G
Hrantley
Goareis
Demouists
Pacha Raihroadesh
Henry Powers
Vermonk
Wiliam PB
Hapbien
Towashiey Fh
Wristuit
Magsachusetties
W. C. Arnold
Pomnsylvantig
George W. Warlé
Indiana
Willam
Kirkpatrick
Hurley
Ghik
New Hampshire
Welle
Shattue
Jawa
McGuire
Iowa
Cisniack
Wallin
Plena
Willian T. Slayden
Texan
Ham V. Sullivan
Missionippi
J. A. Ny
Minkgilt
New Yorks
W. Moe
Mndolinnan
North Dakota
Stward 18
Robbin
Penis Symenins
Craft
Ulkaola
Eepuulis
Heana
Stanyarne Wilson
Bout Carullins
Oye Vitminia
Sydney Pepper
View Aoi
Yehuanilla
Wihayy Ty Greeng
Ne- Drawlia
Nopihist
Lint
Jonn Tr
Gardner
Josaph Wf Watke
Mapmachimette
Camera
Mecteary
Manosolas
Waakh Larimer
Cilots
de Showidter
Vermaylvanias
Aurot V8
Cochran
Tove Harber Marylaini
Reputitioays
Wed
Robbyt
Lough Carolina
Wallan A. Yunis
Vinduia
Beniin
Mruskeman
Thomas WW
Cémentre
Hieim
Meadamin
Maveh
Tan
Cigee Tigerlortok
George Bi
Rpalsfeing
Mowerghd
Fenton
Obie
Ware
Shiley
Turley
Taobians
Metaymirta
Mute
Tehusetts
Te. Iglebryig
H.C. Verstage
Irowlie
Nutthy Carassia
Bla
Nelmnalea
Chayley I
Witdeiay
Sew Sark
Meruverat
Pallavi
Camamgbien
Robert Tt
Marcus A. Smith
Lev Tiona Cumiltter
Cravion Ghio
A. Henry Ie
Fohnasa
Tdi
Nos Jain
Atlaa
Richard
Kaur Thohit
Moours
Thawcaton
G. AL Crust
Perm Lyaulit
Fisherness
I Page
Poujwinen
Canale
Charlo A. Chink
Cinas
George W. Faris
Charles 1
Groevens
Uni
Isacad
Josiah D. Hicks
Henry
Jurdensinger
New Rey
Peneylvania
Thaddeus M. Mahon
PunnaylVal Tieeyate
Bath Chama
George W- Bich
Na Methior
Coltmbla
Thatenek
Wracausen
Reyiuon
Jin Tauweer
Guinvl
Usila
Bresitent
Pongrese
Gohin
Collins
Mehieinh Aiigliolte
Taauer
Trate
Trewscien
William R
Quleg
Murttott
Treasure Department
Robert Cousins
Tawa
War Department
Publiy Bublisaga
Cy Trainin
Kuneneky
Tinurse
Borla
Lew Libouy Aird C
Maer Deninyt
Varia
Alleged defaulter Stine arrested in Knoxville
W T Stine of Skiyton Minn, wanted for defaulter charges and bribery, was captured by Knoxville police. He denies guilt claiming shortage was from a horseman era, says he fled for months and was selling irons when arrested after a police lieutenant’s sister identified him. The case involves county clerk issues and a reputation as a prominent politician.
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DB Stine
Lote
Sknyton
Knoxville
Tenye Hnoxville
Can
W. T. Stine
Skiyton
Minn
Helly
Way
Sting
Yours
Phe Anand
Wik
Stine Maya
Mayn
Aduestia
Empl oy es Ordered to Move for Great Western Rail
The Chicago Great Western Railway shifts operation hubs, forcing every trainman on the line living within a 60 mile radius of Dubuque to relocate to Oelwein for road duties. Oelwein becomes the main headquarters with routes from Oelwein to Chicago, to St Paul, and from Oelwein to Kansas City. About 1400 workers affected, large savings expected for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Western
Dubudue
Holle Maine
Chiage Great Western Rile
Oelwein
Male
Chieaso
St. Paul
Kamen City
Dubuque
Teta
Widow O Brien Assigns Furniture of J J O Brien Firm
Franciaco July 27 The widow of J J O Brien and Janica O'firies surviving partner have assigned all the pawels of the firm for the benefit of creditors. The assets are $115000 liabilities $525000 roughly half the debts due to eastern creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciaco
J. J. O'Brien
Janica O'firies
Mona’s Ghoige and the Newburgh Dilemma
In a fragmentary Victorian tale a penniless Mona is cared for by her aunt Mrs Newburgh who uses wealth and status to mold her granddaughter. Readers learn of Mona’s past, the stern aunt’s control, and the looming clash between duty, poverty, and desire as family secrets surface.
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Viey Bas
Netard
Granule
Newhareh
Derline
Jorgife
Harvey Nin Iin
Newburgh
Tikerman
Chyractes
Mra Newburgh
Glet
Sin
Toni
Bic
Letys
Ani
Lund
Melasizheter
Glascow
Kenneth Crag
Ald
Hever
Mona
Newharel
Newhargh
Agi
Paris
Dreslen
Mrs. Newburgh
Joscelyn
Granddaughter Faces Heavy Family Strain and Debt
In a tense Newburgh household scene Mona grapples with Grandmother Newburghs frail health and mounting pressures. A solicitor revelation about stock shares surfaces as tensions rise over money, care, and future guardianship, while a private letter from Mr Waring looms, threatening further upheaval as Mona seeks answers and solace.
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Rouen
Minu
Jonger Thave
Dianner
Sr, Granité
Ignes
Asa
Newborgh
Hyde
Mena
Stogk
Wenleeine Yen
Ahares
Nowarmntiing
Nawinzeah
Sunider
Herattalry
Mia
Newlaugh
Mottinely
Lee Bonkers
Tuibert Everard
Robert Eyerird
Newburgh
Mona
Lily
Amd
Mr. Waring
Mr. New Borgh
Inez
Mrs. Newburgh
Fragmented Letters and Notices From Distant Times
A garbled column mixes pieces on Irish emigration, bank inspection lore, Roman remains at South Darenth Kent, and obituary style notices. It mentions a brother’s debt, a hospital stay in Ames, and old bank scam anecdotes, along with fragmented products and local lore. The text also references artifacts, inscriptions, and a US Army loss of named servicemen, all in a mosaic of scattered excerpts.
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Asabitinis
Plata
Tony
Ronan Villus
Gertain
Ronian
Sonia
South Darenth
Kent
Miiy
Watling St
India
Cold’ Wind
Wagoner Jimie
Bull Dog
Iepos
Lone Bull
Fragmentary Notes on Norse and Germanic Figures Amid War Turmoil
A garbled report hints at engineers in Linnsciangil preserving iron brigs for mutiny and a German emperor driving treachery. It mentions fundraising in Paris, bitter sentiments, and a traveler uncovering a diary about Cotorady with a claim of a sweeter ind. The population of Conatontiople is described as about 5,000 with low literacy.
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St. Edward
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Manila
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DR. S. Staads
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Draggieta
Beantual
Adeen Ak
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Kay
True Wample New
Gage Book
Ian Kay Steatcal C
Siowx City Printing CO
Vas Ni Tohn
Employes
O'Brien
Mona's Ghoige
Asortien
oMra Newburgh
Mona le Pidity
Tay Fort
Mya
Jaokong
Ptestal
Iroland
Pau
Nmaug
Fundy
Allerica
America
Lid
Ius
Hank Lanminers
Sid A. d. Schulze
Roman Rencus Ty Ragland
CheVelont
Waban
Penna Wawa
Chia Nalini Ware
Ofhuirwime
WilleAuee
Vstottit
Viseein
Quirmainus Mivari
Wilber
Canada
Mion
APOE
Allen
Calli
Idimain
Hood
Alkry
Mike Malen
A Nisber
Firma Io Linnscianil
Siac
Wald
Utah
Trea
Evarutadle
Paria
Bern
Castoria
Gamuel Pitcher
Shymnnis
Massachusetts
Mothers of
Centaur Company
Chas. I. Hletcher
Everie
Ascarets
Clore
Standard of the World
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford, Conn
Mall
Sapolio
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