Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Publicity Notes
A vintage advertisement extolls Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menopausal and female health issues. It cites letters from Mrs Hornung Buffalo New York Macedon New York and Beltsville Maryland praising improved appetite strength weight gain and relief from the change of life. The piece promotes the medicine and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Free Cunce
R. No. 2
Macedon
N.Y
Bellsville
W. 8. Duval
Beltsville
Lydia E.pinkham
St Paul Bandit Chauffeur Taken On Coast Train Case
A Minneapolis bound train robbery ends with a man and woman seized after a door entry, a lock jammed chair, and a chief uncovering the pair. Clifford Skinner and Miss Mitten were found compliant and jailed, while another trio faces further charges in Minneapolis.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Body of Crandon accident victim arrives in Ogdensburg
The body of Alfred Larson, son of Lewis Larson, killed when a tree fell near Crandon, Wisconsin, arrived at his Ogdensburg home today after his parents were notified of the accident.
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Ogdensburg
Wis
Alfred Larson
Lewis Larson
Crandon
Auto thieves nabbed in Waukesha linked to Fond du Lac theft
Kenneth Franklyn and H Moores, both 17 from Fond du Lac, were arrested in Waukesha today in connection with a car stolen in Fond du Lac yesterday.
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Waukesha
Wis
Kenneth Franklyn
H. Moores
Fond du Lac
Army reform plan calls for national guard expansion
The army war college proposes raising the U S standing army to 253 500 with a continental reserve of 500 000 and longer term service. Secretary Garrison trims costs and favors a two month reserve training while keeping three years active three in reserve for continentals. A defense highway bill seeks a $100 million fund to drill idle men two hours daily.
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Washington
United States
Army War College
Garrison
Wilson
Continental Army
Army Board
War College Raw
Continental United States
The
War College
Stephens
California
Steel Company Cleared Over Rebating Charge
A clean bill of health was given United States Steel Corporation in the matter of alleged rebating by a report of the Interstate Commerce Commission to the United States Senate this afternoon.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Senate
Child Burned to Death in Sister's Fire Accident
A three year old boy Samuel Sorkin died in Chicago as his sister set his bed afire. Firefighters found the child unresponsive and he succumbed at the scene. The incident is being investigated as a tragic domestic accident.
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Chicago
Samuel Sorkin
Allied Forces Retreat From Serbian Soil Amid Bulgarian Push
Allied troops continue withdrawal toward the Greek frontier as Bulgarian forces reach the border and shift to pounding the Anglo French line. Front near Valandovo sees massed Bulgarian divisions, while Serbian prime minister and deputies reach Salonica en route to Athens.
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Athens
Salonica
Demirkapu
Valandovo
Sarrail
Ochrida
Struga
Peter
Alvanian
Nish
Monastir
M. Pashitch
Cardinal Hartmann Returns to Germany With Peace Pleas
Cardinal Hartmann flew to Cologne after meeting with Pope Benedict. He discussed the pope’s peace allocution and promised to seek definite German peace proposals to forward to the Allies via the Vatican.
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Rome
Cardinal Hartmann
Germany
Cologne
Benedict
Hartmann
Vatican
Collins completes buy of Robbins mill and lumber yard
T C Collins of Madison completed the purchase of Robbins saw mill lumber yard and planing mill in Rhinelander Wisconsin. The deal involves more than 250000 though a precise figure was not disclosed.
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Rhinelander
Wis
T. C. Collins
Madison
Robbins
Standard Oil Partly Dissolved Cited by Commission
The interstate commerce commission reported to the Senate that Standard Oil is only partly dissolved. It noted stockholders in producing firms also hold interests in pipeline common carriers, naming the South Pennsylvania Oil Company as an example.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
South Pennsylvania Oil Company
Towerville Man Dies at Local Hospital
Henry F. McCormick 29, butter maker of Towerville Wis, died yesterday after an illness due to a complication of diseases. The body has been taken to Towerville for burial.
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Henry F. McCormick
Towerville
Wis
Alleged Slayer Jailed After Saloon Quarrel Killing
Walter Wolf accused of murdering John Singer in a Monico saloon quarrel is jailed today. He was arrested last night at Leona Junction in Forrest County.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Walter Wolf
John Singer
Monico
Leona Junction
Forrest County
Lincoln Era Land Patent Filed for Greenfield Plot
A 1864 US government land patent issued to Franz Jahnel of Greenfield during Lincoln's administration was filed today with Register of Deeds A. E. Thompson. The brief document bears Lincoln's signature via secretary Edward D. Neill. Jahnel offered no reason for the late filing. the land lies in the township's southern section.
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Franz Jahnel
Greenfield
Abraham Lincoln
Register of Deeds
A. E. Thompson
Lincoln
Edward D. Neill
Johnes
German Grenade Action Repelled Near St Souplet
Paris December 10. An official communique reports a grenade engagement in Champagne with German troops repulsed beyond the crest south of St Souplet. No further details on casualties or forces are given.
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Paris
St. Souplet
Hungary Resolves Peace Stand Without Austria or Germany
London dispatches quote a Geneva correspondent stating Hungary will seek peace without Austrian or German consent. Reports of large peace demonstrations sweep Hungary as Berlin and other German cities see violent protests, though details from Swiss sources are treated with caution.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Geneva
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Berlin
Judging Finished at Western Wisconsin Poultry Show
The silver anniversary show concluded with judging of thousands of birds. Judge George Wells travels to Chicago to help lead the Coliseum poultry show, as crowds flock to the armory at Sixth and Market streets to view the exhibits of chickens and water fowl.
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Wisconsin
George Wells
Chicago
Coliseum
Sixth
Market Streets
Naval clash reported off Albanian coast
Diplomatic reports say a possible naval battle occurred between Austrian and Italian squadrons off the Albanian coast yesterday. An Italian squadron appeared as Austrian forces bombarded San Giovanni di Medua, but no further details were provided.
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Athens
Austria
San Giovanni di Medua
Freights Collide but None Is Hurt Near Alma Wisconsin
Two extra Burlington freight trains collided head on near Alma Wisconsin about 60 miles north of La Crosse early yesterday. One engine toppled but no crew was injured and damage was light. Officials from the La Crosse division investigate to determine blame.
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Alma
Wis
la Crosse
Burlington Railroad
Sever Fladlein
Winters
Burlington
County school meeting aims to cut districts to fifteen
Racine County educators plan the annual Racine County School association meeting in Racine Wisconsin on December 10 with about 300 delegates. A. L. Larson state rural school inspector will urge community schools to reduce the county districts from seventy five to about fifteen.
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Nnal
Racine County School Association
Racine
Wis
Thean- Union
Cloture Fight Dropped For Time In Senate
Washington December 10 Senate cloture advocates said the fight against unlimited speech was dropped for now They would only press a gag rule if a real filibuster emerged The session focused on final committee organization and war tax measures were to be delayed until after the holidays The ship purchase bill was not planned before January The House adjourned at noon and will resume Tuesday
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Washington Prohibition Law Upheld by State Supreme Court
Olympia, Wash. December 10. The state prohibition law was upheld by the state supreme court. Two of six judges filed a dissent. The law takes effect January 1, 1916.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Robbers Blow Safe Atchison Bank Escape With 1500
Five masked yeggs blew the Everet State bank safe in Atchison Kansas today then fled in a waiting motor car with about 1500 dollars. No injuries reported as police pursue the suspects.
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Atchison, Kas
Everest State Bank
Fate of Mosser children to be decided in circuit court
The two young children of Mrs Annie Mosser and Charles Mosser face custody decisions in circuit court tomorrow. Judge Higbee will hear whether the children stay with their mother’s relatives in Racine or with the father’s relatives near La Crosse, or be split between parents. Mrs Hulda Ramsay testified as a key witness after the couple described an unhappy marriage.
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Annie Mosser
Charles Mosser
Racine
Mr. Mosser
Mormon Coulee Road
la Crosse
Druit Court
Mosser
Higbee
Hulda Ramsay
Rose Street
Post Office Robbery Suspect Bound Over for April Term
David Dreicoll formerly held at Fort Leavenworth was brought to Waupun Wisconsin for the Plainfield post office robbery two years ago. He faced Justice Youngman and was bound over to the April term of circuit court after a hearing on explosives possession.
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Wautoma
Wis
David Driecoll
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Plainfield
Youngman
Drcurt
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