Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Change of Life
Letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy during the Change of Life. Users report relief from headaches back pain hot flashes dizziness and nervous symptoms and urge others to try it. The company offers free advice from women in confidence and notes many letters received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Mrs. Mannarer Gnass
Beverly, Mass
Tydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Gronur A. Denson
Roundy St
Erie
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can banish female ailments and restore health by a root and herb based temperance remedy. It urges immediate purchase in liquid or tablet form to treat irregularities and catarrhal conditions and reduce pain and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Ft Pierce
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as highly effective for dandruff itching and scalp burning. It claims freeing samples by mail and a book offer, with contact to Cuticura Dept. L in Boston. The text also includes stray lines about a tiger skin coat and a Burns quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. L
Oston
Adv
Anuric hailed as newest in chemistry by Dr. Pierce
Anuric, promoted by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, claims to uniquely eliminate uric acid. Advertises relief for back ache and urinary symptoms, with claims it can hasten cure of rheumatism gout and gravel. Includes 10 cent trial and 50 cent full treatment offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Invalids
Fotel
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
All Druggikts Dis
What Did She Mean Miss Modern
The joke centers on Miss Modern asking if disease can come from kisses and Mrs Wise quips that she caught a husband, turning a coy doubt into a witty domestic quip about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wise
Table Wit and Whistle Tot Gag Delights Cabaret Readers
A humorous boarder quips about a sausage and a whistle tot as a light moment in an illustrated page. The playful image pairs witty dialogue with a cast of colorful characters, contrasting a light comedy with a looming heavy figure.
New Mexico State News Highlights March Events
The bulletin lists meetings of Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen, cattle breeders in Albuquerque, and a Cowboys reunion in Las Vegas. It notes deaths by suicide in Silver City and Clovis, Arbor Day in March, licenses issued, Portales theater fire damage, and various civic activities across Santa Fe, Raton, Taos, and other communities. It also covers school bond votes, jail needs, National Guard commissions, and local infrastructure projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen’s Association
Albuquerque
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Breeders
Ceming
Las Vegas
State Land Commissioner's Office
New Mexico
N. B. Laughlin
Santa Ps
State Central Committee
Santa Fe
Masons
Raton
Palestine
Solomon + temple
Opened Panama Coast Colonization Under James Hyatt
The forbidden coast of Panama, once barred by the San Blas Indians, has quieted allowing a large colonization project led by James Hyatt, a wealthy American resident of Colon, to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
San Blas
James Hyatt
Colon
Loss of Sleep From Kidney Trouble Leads to Recovery
A Texas man suffered twelve months of kidney and bladder trouble causing sleepless nights and drastic weight loss. After using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, he regained health and gained sixty pounds, now able to work, and endorses the remedy. Notary public confirmations and an offer for samples and information accompany the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Walton
W. Garrett Stuarts
Texas
T. L. Walton
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Training for wives needed says university dean
Miss Edith H. Coldwell, dean of women at the University of Washington, tells Seattle mothers that a college education is valuable if it informs a wife and contributor to the community. She warns against assuming daughters should marry without schooling and urges ongoing training for home making as a profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith H. Coldwell
University of Washington
Seattle
Post Intelligencer
Society Editor Misreads Gowns in Morning Paper
A wife complains to her husband that the society editor misdescribed her gown in the morning paper, insisting the piece is not as harsh as a written snub but still incorrect in details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Wit
Luna County Sheriff Killed in Rincon Shootout
In Rincon a posse pursuing five Luna County jail fugitives killed Sheriff Dwight B. Stephens and wounded Deputy Buck Sevier. Fugitives Francisco Acosta J O Starr G Schmidt and William J D Ashley allegedly robbed the jail and fled with weapons before a gunfight ended Stephens’s life. One fugitive was captured. Acosta escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Starr
Buck Sevier
Tanor
Deming
D. O. Snodgrass
Joe Cranston
Rincon
Tabor
Stephens
Roque Gomez
Mexico
Snodgrass
Sevier
Antelope Killing Reward Highlighted by State
A government report shows a New Mexico resident paid 127.80 to kill an antelope amid rising illegal wildlife killings. State authorities formed a campaign leading to arrest and conviction of a violator. The State Game Protective Association offers a reward and may extend it to mountain sheep offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Game Protective Association
Famine Driven Coyotes Threaten Deer In New Mexico
In Taos county near Tres Piedras heavy snow drives rabid coyotes into foothills and they kill deer. Three deer were found dead and partly eaten in a single location as forest service and state game officials fear a deer wipeout if action is not taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé
Forest Service
State Game Department
Tres Piedras
Taos County
Senator Fall to Defend Baca Santa Fé Trial
United States Judge Pope orders Eifego Paca to show cause by April 1 why he should not be disbarred from federal court practice. Paca announces that Senator A. R Fall will represent him at the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé
Eifego Paca
United States
Pope
A. R Fall
Domestic Troubles Cause Death in Clovis
P. A. Skaka 48 ended his life at his home in Clovis by shooting himself in the forehead with a revolver after domestic troubles. He is survived by his wife and a stepdaughter.
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Clovis
P. A. Skaka
Mora Grant Litigation Ends in Land Sale to Las Vegas Firm
After forty years of legal wrangling, the Mora grant dispute concludes with the sale of the north half to the State Investment Company of Las Vegas and the south half to B. Wheeler for $47,000. The 1835 grant to 76 allottees sparked decades of transfers and adverse claims involving notable figures.
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Las Vegas
Stephen &. Elkins
Benjamin Hutler
T. B. Catron
State Investment Company of
Trout Restocking Plan Sent By Santa Fe Association
Requisitions for 500 000 native trout to restock eighteen streams in Santa Fe San Miguel and Rio Arriba counties have been sent in by the Santa Fe Game Protective Association with endorsement from New Mexico senators and congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Rio Arriba
Santa Fe Game Protective Association
New Mexico
New Mexico Growers Seek Tariff Readjustment
The State Corporation Commission says growers in Mesilla Pecos and San Juan valleys cannot market produce at present express rates. It asks Wells Fargo Express to readjust tariffs to be reasonably fair to growers consumers and the express company.
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Roswell
Mesilla
Pecos
San Juan
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
N. K. Lockwood
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Doctor Convicted of Betraying Girl In New Mexico
Pearl Keyser, a former domestic servant, sued Dr. J. L Hobbs of Raton for betraying her and performing an illegal operation. The jury awarded $2000 in damages in a case before Judge J. C Pollock in the United States Court.
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Albuquerque
Pearl Keyser
J. L Hobbs
Raton
New Mexico
J. C Pollock
United States
Evidence of German settlers thriving in Western Canada
Letters from Effingham Illinois to Willmont Saskatchewan and other Alberta notes praise Canada as a land of opportunity for German and American settlers. Reports include high yields of Marquis wheat and oats, large acreages under cultivation, new modern homes, schools, and robust stock farming across South Dakota and Alberta districts.
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Henry Lohmann
Effingham
Ill
N & New Country
Lohmann
Canada
Willmont
Sask
Loh-Mad
Sam Morrow
Miller
Alta
7. M. MacLachlan
Watertown
S.D
Jacob Goetz
Piapot
Golden Prairie
South
Alberta
I. H. Hooker
No Title Yet Darrington Population Decline Cited
A quoted dispute over town growth claims a 50 percent population drop since purchase. The exchange notes alleged limits on expansion and a stubborn stagnation in development.
Recipe for Gray Hair Ad from 19th Century
An old advertisement offers a home brew to darken gray hair using water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine mixed into a rinse to be applied twice weekly. It promises gradual shade change and dandruff relief without scalp staining or stickiness. It also notes a separate druggist could prepare it.
Yesterday's War News Reheated Sparks Brief Alarm
Modern journalism notes a revived interest in yesterday's conflict headlines. The remark suggests readers should not panic as brief, recycled war reports circulate, highlighting the era's media habits and public perception.
How Can She Marry Him Despite His Dissipation
A dialogue fragment questions a woman's choice to marry a man described as dissipated while noting his fortune remains intact. The terse exchange hints at social expectations and moral judgments in a constrained relationship.
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Blank
Gacink Theater
Red Cross
Powell
Judge
Fairyland
Robert Burns
San Francisco
New York
Anuric
Percival
Percival Claude
Philadelphia Telegraph
Aaa Tenal
Union News
Tucumcari
Walter Nelson
Silver City
Portales
The
Red Cross Society
Glenrio
Woman's Board of Trade
Columbus
Mesilla Valley
Las Cruces
San Miguel County
Shellebarger Brothers
Onawa
P A. Shaka
Tularosa
Mora
Sear
Organized National Guard Company
Adjutant General
John Nolan
Prench
Maxwell
Margaret . Waddell
Los Angeles
A. R Manby
Taos
Swine Breeders Association of
Eastern New Mexico
Artesia
O M. Trotter
Reid
McDonald
Jennette Gregg
Mashill
Ida of White
Wolsoy
James Farrell
Carlsbad
Jimmy
James Sutherland
Trinidad
de Baca
Department of
Agri Lome Economies Cultural College
Basily
Chaves
Don. Reigner
Bates
Durango
Colo
Carrizo Mountains
Curry County
Granville
Richardson
Juan Jose Abrigo
United States District Court
Springer
Peru
J. M. Long
Wifie
Luna
Fall
Baca
I. J. Lee
Peter Brandon
Marquis
R. Marandi
1. McReynolds
Ole Christoferson
Arushus Gavett
Robert Mathews
D. Dunbar
Ingaalah Hoppy
Louis Kragt
W. J. Pate
W. Roeniche
J. C. McKinnon
Gordon Swinehart
Albert Hanson
Elmer Hamm
John Larson
John Hecklin
Wm. Hecklin
O. Salisbury
KEEP
Bright
Dean
Colorado
Mra. A. FE. McKenzie
St. Denver
Dean's
Bea Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Carter
Arters
Drugetete
Hromo
Ghoves
Chile
New Zealand
Henderson
Metz
Glidden
Wisner
Gray & Davis
Stewart
Wyoming
Nebraska
Headington Auto CO
Cartercar Co
Broadway
Denver
Keeley Institute Cor
Ando Curtis Sts
Keeley
Ceter
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
California
Jeleman
Sudan
Amarilloseed Co
Amarillo
W.N. U
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