Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Promises Relief for Women's Ailments
Letters from women across the United States praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from displacement weakness inflammation and nervous exhaustion after childbirth irregularities and organic troubles. A report notes electricity boosting vegetable growth by 75 percent, suggesting future electric-assisted food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Electric Light Association
Philadelphia
T. C. Martin
Scientific American
Muscovite Fighters and Sudden Tactics Warned by War Lore
A fragmentary old text extols Russian soldiers as unpredictable fighters with a new fighting science emerging in emergencies. It weaves musings on military prowess with unrelated ads for laxatives and medical tonics, including items from J Pierce and Red Cross campaigns, amid scattered quotations and oddities.
War tax on all alike echoes in quirky verse
A playful exchange riffs on a universal burden with a refrain about taxing the rain. The dialogue hints at equality in taxation, pairing a phrase about equal impact with a punny call to arms for a shared burden.
Poet's Easy Time Tells Of A Poet Husband
A humorous exchange shows a mother and daughter discussing a husband who spends long hours away and arrives late to read his poems. The daughter notes more than half the time away, and the mother recalls the husband is a poet. The cartoonish dialogue appears in New York Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
New Mexico News Highlights Economy and Society
State events cover meetings in Albuquerque and Roswell taxes, fairs, and schools. Reports show freight from mines on the Santa Fe line, cattle and tomato shipments, and new postmaster at Artesia. Fire, public works, and Indian allotment hopes punctuate a busy season.
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State Board of E
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Roswell
J. F. Taylor
Curry County
Gila River
Silver City
The
Mexico Archaeological Society
Santa Fé
Joan J. Meie
Paul A. F. Walter
San Diego
New Mexico Commission
Vance
Brothers
Melrose
Edward Anderson
United States
Santa Clara Cafton
Nola
Santa Clara
Rie
Espa
Women in Warfare Across Nations and Revolts
The piece notes women playing active roles in revolutionary and wartime events from French Revolution to Paris barricades and the Commune, highlighting bold acts and mob actions. It contrasts literacy rates, citing Germany 3 per thousand, Austria 429, Belgium 2, France 161, Britain 1, Russia 725, Serbia 637, illustrating stark national disparities.
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Dames de Balle
Faiboug
St. Antoine
Amazy
Liege
Versailles
Paris
Germany
Austria
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Russia
Servia
Russi
Proved His Fitness in a Swift Shorthand Test
A quick job applicant demonstrates skill in shorthand when pressed by a Business Man asking about speed. The candidate recalls a moment when he quickly wrote letters forgotten to post, matching her pace word for word and earning the job chance.
Timber Sales in New Mexico Forests Provide Revenue
Western NewsPaper Union reports New Mexico forests yield 43924.93 in treasury warrants with 9360.94 to common school funds and 34743.89 shared by counties. Distribution favors Socorro Rio Arriba and Grant, with Santa Fe and others receiving smaller amounts. Also included are crop statistics for corn wheat oats potatoes and fruits along with Odd Fellows lodge election results in Albuquerque.
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Western
Union News Service
Santa Fe
Uncle Gam
Treasury
New Mexico
Socorro
Grant
Gila
Datil
Carson
Pecos
Zuni
Alamo
Jemez
Lincoln
Manzano
Chiricahua
Hernalillo County
Rio Arri
Otero
Bureau of Crop Statistics
Oglesby Rearrested on High Grading Charge
John J. Oglesby, a prisoner with the Langston mine operations at Pinos Altos, formerly superintendent, has been rearrested on larceny of ore from the same mine.
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Silver City
John J. Oglesby
O. Mining Company
Langston
Pinos Altos
Ranch raid at Santa Fe area ranch by Quevedo band
The Los Palomas ranch near the New Mexico border, tied to active federal suits for millions in acreage and dollars, was raided by the Quevedo band for the third time. This time few cattle were taken and a large quantity of foodstuffs was stolen.
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Santa Fe
Los Palomas Ranch
Mexico
New Mexico
Quevedo Band
Watkins brothers charged in Alma post office break in
Indictment announced against Roy and Clarence Watkins from Santa Fe. They are charged with breaking into the Alma post office and are held in Silver City. Federal Commissioner W H Newcomb bound them over for further proceedings.
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Santa Fe
Roy
Clarence Watkins
Alma
Silver City
W. H. Newcomb
Albuquerque Bishop buys home to establish New Mexico see
Bishop Frederick B. Howden of the Episcopal Church has purchased a residence in Albuquerque and plans to establish the diocese see of New Mexico there, signaling a stable regional center for church administration.
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Albuquerque
Frederick B. Howden
The
Episcopal Church
New Mexico
Four Arrested After Miner Slaying In Van Vlouten
A miner named San Thomas was beaten to death in his Van Vlouten home by four assailants. Two Greeks, Mike Alex aikos and Christinamar, were arrested and jailed, one as a witness and the other as an alleged attacker. Deputy Sheriff Mc Quire found Onamar hiding in a loft two days later.
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Raton
San Thomas
van Vlouten
Mike Alexaikos
Christinamar
Onamar
McQuire
West guilty of murder in second degree
The jury in the State vs Augustus West returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree for killing George C. King a Grant county resident in July last. Mrs Isabel King was acquitted on court instructions and was not present in court nor visited West in jail after verdict.
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West
Silver City
Augustus West
George C. King
Grant County Lane
Isabel King
Carrier Pigeons in War and Odd Moments from History
The article traces the use of carrier pigeons in wars from the Franco Prussian siege of Paris to the Boer War and notes Britain’s official pigeon system in both army and navy. It also notes historical anti hop sentiment, London’s petitions against hops, and a quip about women and brains.
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Paris
Tours
George White
Ladysmith
London
Newcastle
John Evelyn
Cobbett
London Chronicle
Eczema Relief Claims With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Newport Oregon woman details lifelong pimples and severe eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with stopping itching and healing raw skin after three months of use. Ad cites global sales and offers free samples via Cuticura, Dept L, Boston.
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Newport
Ore
B. A. Tozer
Cuticura
Dept. L. Beton
Ady
Notable longevity among social doyennes in new year
The passage notes Mrs. Russell Sage entering her eighty seventh year and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller beginning her seventy sixth. Sage is described as more robust, while Rockefeller has not been very strong in recent years. Both women are praised for a long life of well doing.
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Lydia E. Pintable
United States
Kham
Broom Corp
Roosevelt County
Portales
Russel Sage
John D. Rockefeller
Sage
Rockefeller
Oliver
DR. Pierce
Qualifying for the Race and Political Banter
The excerpt mocks a daily boardwalk routine and a campaign handshake, naming James Joshua Joshua as a politician. It references Red Cross Bag Blue laundry product and a deli worker in a jokey sketch. The tone captures street chatter and political theater with satirical quips.
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James Joshua Joshua
Washington Star
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Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Ricamono
Waldo Street
Provisence
Minn
Lydia E. Pinknim
Akerman
K. Akenman
Jen. Cloquet
Minnesota
J. D. Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
Jaxe D. Ardoch
Gordon St
South
Lydia FE
Pink Ham Medicine CO
Lynn
Ben
Beratch
J. Pierce
Loston Evening Transcript
Book of the
Bry
Kye Hewedy Co
Benny
Sacred Heart
Aroid Katherine
Hawaii
Libby
McNeill
Chicago
Wenchester
State News
Western News Paper Union News Service
Colonel Reeves
Endee
Deaf and Dumb Institute
G. A. McCrary
Artesia
W. J. Rain
Rock Island
Boise
Pope
Lakewood
Wesley T. Williams
Blackdom
Cole Ransten
Magdalena
J. W. Johnson
New Island
Federal Grand
Santa Pe
Farmington
State School of Mines
Shiprock
Say Trom
Capitan
Francisco Parra
Neblett
Lubbock
Lisgete Moers
Zona Company
Wichita
Kansas
Coyne Brothers
Howard E. Burton
Leadville
Colo
Pertemen
Katalog Well & Clement
Cincinnati
Elevenous
Sena
Common School Fund
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
T. M. Ellwood
C. Burt Smith
Victor L. Minter
Eddy Lodge
Carlsbad
J. R. Whitesides
Harmony Lodge
N. B. Stevens
No. 1
J. J. Sloane
Sovereign Grand Lodge
T. M. Elwood
Las Ve
Frank Talmadge, Jr
Hagerman
Aigo
Centaur Company
New York
Bears
Castoria
Big Ranch
Red Cross
Jeans
Iwan
Colorado
John T Scantling
Johnson
Trinidad
Doan
Carter
Carters
Cutter
Cutter’s
Cutter's
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
California
Denver
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