Geta ble Vegetable Compound Helps Sick Women
A long advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It cites personal testimonies from Mrs. Gilmer and Mrs. Hall, claims decades of use, and invites women to write for advice from Lynn Mass. It mentions cures for hysteria, nervous prostration, and uterine troubles, urging readers to try the product.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Mosgie Gilmer
West Iit
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinktan
Patents and Northwestern Inventors Highlighted in Week
A fragmented page lists patents issued to Northwestern inventors and various sponsors. Names include Lothrop Johnson and A. W. Cale among others, with diverse items such as a lavatory device, corn plow, mixer, door, wash boiler, and more. The scrawled text also fills with bias, odd phrases, and stray lines about wages, maple syrup, and a postal remark, reflecting a rough OCR transcription of a broad advertisement or notice page.
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Northwestern
Ty Lothrop
Johnson
Ps. Losyers
Pioneer Press
Paul
Minn
A. W. Cale
Sos
Portatte Lavatory
Cec Laverne
Golzow
Plandrean
Helvig
Lader
Ben's Nest
Laneate
Washboiler
P. Fsoon
Winona
Berlin Zossen high speed electric rail car sets near 100 mph mark
A German Berlin Zossen high speed electric rail car on military track near Berlin reportedly reached 99 miles per hour during a November test. The two section car, designed to carry 60 passengers, uses three trolleys and 12,000 volt overhead supply with transformers on board. Builders foresee speeds over 124 miles per hour with optimizations such as higher voltage lines and smaller transformers.
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Berlin
Berlin Und
Zossen
Germany
Oberspror
Berliner Michicaetewerke
Helmg Macy
International Engineering Congress
Glasgow
Scotland
A. Lasche
Berlin Zossen
Cologne-Duetz
Lonig
Polar railroad links Lapland to world trade reach Narvik port
Narvik a growing Arctic port with 7000 inhabitants, added docks and frequent iron ore shipments to Britain and Germany. A forthcoming polar railroad would connect to St. Petersburg and Istanbul routes, shrinking travel to North Cape and Spitsbergen, and accelerate North Lapland’s integration with global rail networks.
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Lapland
Irimarihly
Narvik
Finland
Wumaner
St. Petersburg
Ixtantinople
Sivanvland
Vladvoutuk
Pekin
Atlante
Pacific
South Lapland
Narvile
Farle
Spitebergen
North Cape
Paris
Large Railroad Shops Rising at Mattie Creek His Grand Trunk Plan
Grand Trunk of Canada to build one of the nation’s largest locomotive shops at Mattie Creek Missouri. The steel brick and cement machine shop extends over 800 feet with an estimated cost of 4 million 400 thousand dollars.
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Grand Trunk of Canada
Mattie Creek
Mleh
Grand Trunk
Asbestos Sheets Placed Under Sleepers on Railways
Asbestos sheets are being installed beneath mattresses of sleeping cars on several U.S. railways to block heat from radiators below. The measure aims to improve passenger comfort by reducing heat transfer in sleeping compartments.
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United States
Sharp Trick Fails At Last In Banana Peel Suit
An unusual case involves a young woman suing the old Boston and Providence railroad for injuries after slipping on a banana peel in a car. She says she was struck by a seat back and paralyzed legs, with doctors finding partial paralysis. An investigation linked similar claims across western lines, revealing a staged prank by an elderly confederate aiming to shake multiple railroad companies.
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Hoston & Providence
Western
Boston Road
Western Road
China Builds Coal Railroad From Ishlen To Taierschuang
China plans a coal railroad along the Gyand canal from Ishlen to Taierschuang with earth, bridge, and culvert work contracted to Chinese contractor Tschia who has prior proof of responsibility. The line will be about 20 miles long and likely finished next year.
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China
Ishlen
Taierschuang
Gyand Canal
Tschia
Electricity Savings On Railroads Claim Big Annual Cut
A study asserted that replacing steam with electric power on U S railroads would save about 638 dollars per mile, equating to roughly 138.5 million dollars a year for the entire railway system.
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United States
A Good Man Your den Wiest wel 6 geval AHMEL
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and various names and items. The readable text references a historical product and noisy street scene but lacks coherent events or clear persons, places, or dates.
Wetite Hune Hilitien magnitioed VATA Howerrtong
A mangled line item from the page references a title and event at a regional venue with unclear details. The readable fragments indicate a public notice style brief, mentioning a date and local organization, but specifics remain garbled in OCR.
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