Woman Overcomes Ovarian Inflammation With Plant Compound
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta relates a three year struggle with ovarian inflammation that led to a proposed operation. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports rapid improvement, weight gain, and full recovery. The advertisement notes dull throbbing pain, tenderness, heat low in the side, and occasional shooting pains as symptoms.
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Alice Bailey
Atlanta
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia &. Pinkham
Anier
North Boulevard
Christmas Postal Cards Bring Holiday Cheer Across Europe
The article notes the custom of exchanging postal holiday greetings in Europe, especially Germany, during holiday week. Leslie's Weekly will publish a Christmas edition of 125,000 copies with eight foldout postal cards, enabling readers to mail messages abroad. Also mentions a Yorkshire town quip about penny scrutiny and a joke about a deaf man paying for a doctor’s service.
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Europe
Germany
Leslie’s Weekly
Yorkshire
Prominent New York Wealthy Among Busy Manhattan Elite
The passage notes many rich young men in New York’s Manhattan Island, including Cornelius Vanderbilt and John Astor, as continually at work. It mentions Harry Payne Whitney, George Whitney, Clarence Mackay, and J P Morgan Jr. engaged in their fathers’ businesses and enterprises. In London,
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New York
Manhattan Island
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jack
Astor
Uarry
Payne Whitney
George
Clarence Mackay
J. P. Morgan, Jr
London
Catarrh Cure Ad and Patent Remedy Claims
An old newspaper fragment markets Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from dealers like Cheney & Co and West & Traux. It also promotes Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea and a locomotive engineer claiming a guaranteed headlight light. The text mixes product pitches with partial notices and unrelated ad copy.
No Revision of Tariff Warns Republican Leader
Senator Hate of Maine warns there will be no tariff revision now or in the near future. He argues the Dingley act boosts revenue, business and prosperity, and predicts any change would yield a Democratic tariff shaped by cross-party pressure. He cautions free traders and some Republicans, urging support for the present tariff to protect workers and industry. Portland Chronicle notes.
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Hate
Maine
Republan
Senata Chamber
Congress
United States
New England
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Jooda
Henderson
Portland
Ore
Chronicle
Frye Opposes Tariff Revision Over Prosperity Fears
Senator Frye of Maine opposes tariff revision arguing it would spoil prosperity and disrupt business. He says trusts would dominate under new rates, harming small merchants and possibly driving some out of business. He supports Knox's ideas on trust restrictions and doubts any constitutional amendment could pass.
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New York Times
Washington
Frye
Maine
Gay
New England
Massachusetts
Massachusettes
Congress
Senate
Pittsburg
Knox
Houe
Reed's Last Message on Tariffs and Trusts
Ex Speaker Thomas B Reed argues in the North American Review that trusts will self-correct and tariff tinkering harms the nation. He advocates patience and cautions against legislative remedies, warning that meddling with tariffs accelerates disaster and that trade protections should be defended, not altered.
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North American Review
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Mr. Reed
A Dangerous Flirtation May Harm Our Government
Democratic papers warn that since 1837 Congress aligned with the president. They say Roosevelt holds an advantage now. The speaker urges careful choice to avoid calamity and ensure the country does not endure another Democratic term bringing hardship.
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McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Leading stockman hails best year for cattle in state
Leonard Lewis of Meagher County declares the year the finest for livestock from a rancher’s view. The remark contrasts with calls to revert to tariff reform era 1892–96 when relief printed free food and governors faced unemployed mobs while prices of beef mattered less.
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Helena
Mont
Leonard Lewis
Meagher County
New York
Massachusetts
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Entrance of the Gospel Into Europe and the Jailhouse Miracle
A Sunday School lesson recounts Paul and Silas in Philippi. Lydia the businesswoman hosts the missionaries. a slave girl with a spirit of divination follows them. After a beating and imprisonment, their prayers and hymns quell fears, leading to a jailer’s conversion and the household’s baptism. The magistrates seek their release, citing Roman law.
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Paul
Therope
Philipp
Lydia
Lke
Silas
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
Eames
Washington Post office unpaid mail volumes reveal heavy daily throughput
Examinations of the Washington city post office over roughly two and a half months show 979,820 paid pieces and 6,900,000 unpaid items processed. On peak days unpaid matter ran from about 122,000 to 186,000 pieces, with daily unpaid shares often near 90 percent and averaging about 85 percent.
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Washington Post Office
Washington City Post Office
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