Lady Tartley’s Cure by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A Chicago woman Mrs. Tartley of 221 West Congress shows a dramatic recovery from indigestion exhaustion womb issues fainting dizziness headaches and insomnia after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial emphasizes warning to others and confidence in the remedy’s safety and efficacy.
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Tartley
W. Congress &I
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cara
Lydia E. Plukham
Freshen Up Room With Lavender and Ammonia Deodorizer
A quaint tip suggests reviving a room spoiled by tobacco smoke by placing half an ounce of spirits of lavender and a lump of salt with ammonia in a wide-mouthed jar. Leave uncovered to act as a pleasant deodorizer and disinfectant filling the space with a light perfume.
Questionable Paint and Linseed Oil Claims at Hardware Store
Advertises 250 reward plus analysis cost if Linseed oil is found adulterated. Promotes Hammar Brand paint and Ge Linseed oil, with claims of purity and consumer awareness. Also touts adjustable medical pillows for invalids, noting easy, quiet sales and soft filling.
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Hammar
Ant-Biuretic sales and humorous quips from an old paper
A fragmentary page notes a product claimed to aid bedwetting with a seller at State Street in Maraball, plus a brief mention of Queen Helena of Italy writing poetry and a Montenegro prince. It also includes a joke about Oregon being the well foot state and a quip about dullness mistaken for death.
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Helena
Italy
Montenegro
Rowley Brant feud ends in court and revenge settled
Fragmented clipping recounts Rowley's quarrel with Brant over a piano, songs, and threats, leading to a costly lawsuit. It blends anecdotes from auctions and a temperamental pianist with musings on habits and misfortune, ending with a car scene involving a tremor and marriage talk.
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Brant
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Chicago Tribune
Clever dinner mishap from a staged kitchen clock trap
A tale from Youth's Companion recounts a chef's trick gone wrong. A string attached to a cover held vegetables and a candle above a boiling pot. The plan failed when the candle burned the string, dropping the cover and spilling the pot, yet the genius arrived home to a ready dinner.
Greenland Trade Monopoly Described in Montreal Herald
A Montreal Herald report outlines Danish monopoly in Greenland commerce. Government vessels control trade, fix prices, and restrict foreign travelers. The administration ensures Greenlanders are supplied and not left destitute, while outsiders face barriers to entry and limited access to spirits.
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Dehmack
Etill Ia
Danlat
Denmark
Greenland Company
Montreal Herald
Womanly Tenderness Amid Traincar Conversation
A fragmented travel anecdote shows a man asserting the depravity of the female heart while recounting an in‑train scene. A conductor calls away two men, one of whom is described as well dressed, prompting a sharp question about the woman opposite. The tale hints at social tension and gender judgment aboard the railcar.
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Ral
New York
Pettigrew Named Head of Great Northern Legal Dept
Ex Senator Pettigrew, a long time railroad foe turned ally, is reported as selected to head the legal department of the Great Northern Railroad. A native of Vermont, he studied law at Wisconsin and built a varied career in South Dakota politics, real estate, and government service amid a decades long public life.
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Evansville
Wis
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Wisconsin
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
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Babylonian romance by Mrs De Koven draws critics and scholars
The article reviews Mrs De Koven's forthcoming novel The Writers of Babylon a living dramatic tale built from ancient sources and artifacts. It notes her literary background including A Sawdust Doll and a Pierre Loti translation, her Chicago origins and marriage to Reginald De Koven.
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Washington
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New York
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Robin Mood
An Honored American Chosen for Arbitration Court
Frederick W. Halla of New York has been selected to represent Slam at the international court of arbitration. He is touring Europe and is known as secretary of the American delegation to the 1890 Hague peace conference, which helped establish a permanent court of arbitration. Holls is a lawyer by training and has gained prominence in legal circles.
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International Court of Arbitration
Frederick W. Halla
New York
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Europe
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Hague
Permanent Court of Arbitration. It Is To This That Att. Holls
Liam
Frederick
Wiliam Holls
The Weekly Inter Ocean Bright Family Newspaper Intro
The Weekly Inter Ocean presents itself as the Brightest Family Newspaper in the country, promising all news and high-grade current literature for readers seeking comprehensive family oriented coverage.
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Inter-Ocean
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