Poor Hen and Bank Move Highlight Lincoln News
A Boston Globe item notes a poor hen with white feathers and a fight outcome. The Lincoln Savings Bank in Lincoln Nebraska refuses deposits and cites a sixty day withdrawal-notice law to guard against a run, while stating it will not close and has two safety vaults. Edward R. Morris of Marengo Illinois was likely fatally burned in a Huntley fire while sleeping in a building office. Logs valued at 2500 dollars with 1800 dollars insured.
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Lincoln Savings Bank
Lincoln
Neb
Natonw
Edward R. Morris
Marengo, Mh
Huntley
William Haclett
No Secret Mrs Campbell Praises Lydia E Pinkham
Mary E Cadzent of Albion Noble County Indiana recounts a severe illness with droopy womb bloating and bearing down pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after medical doubts and warns others to try it. The letter underscores absolute privacy between writer and Lydia Pinkham's company.
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Alwatal
Birt Pinkham
Mary
Gamphell
Albion
Lydia
Pinkhan
Mary E.cas?uent
Noble
New Year Jealousy and Flowers Mix Ups Cause Tense Morning
In a humorous old column Emily Marshmallow and Lucy debate jealousy over New Year flowers from suitors Charlie Jack and others. A mixup at the florist reveals mistaken card exchanges. Separate reports note two arrests in Rockport, Indiana for attempted assault, one involving a white woman and two colored men and another against a colored girl.
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Emily
Teaste
Tostead
Lucy
Charlie
Jack
Charles Brownemith
Jack Vanstyle
Bumity
Muiss
Jessie
Reymond Bushrod
Rocksort
Ind
Matilda Jones
James Grimes
Hunter
Lysching
Motorman's Life Highlights A Grating Strain And Relief
A well known motorman, William Frazer, fifty six years old, details the brutal routine of electric line work and the heat, dust, and noise he endures daily. After stomach troubles and failed medicines, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and digestion. The piece also notes recent House appointments in the Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutormen
Wiltimin
Betty Street
Flavor
Qed
Advier
Enquirer
Dr. Williamsy
Rome
Saul
Pink Wills
Th. Willems’ Medicine Comepany
Sebeneetady
N. Y
Mission conference opens in Laporte by Augustana in Illinois
The Chicago district of the Swedish Lutheran Augustana synod began a mission conference at Laporte. It will address pastorate vacancies and theological topics. The district covers parts of Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Conference
Chicago
Swedish Lutheran Augustana Synod
Laporte
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Women urged to write Mrs Pinkham for advice on female illnesses
An invitation from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts urges women suffering from female illnesses to communicate promptly with her. The notice promotes her vegetable compound as a trusted remedy and notes that thousands have already sought help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Penkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Time and aging march through boyhood to old age
A reflective piece on how time accelerates with age from childhood through midlife to old age. It contrasts fast months and fleeting days with repeated seasonal cycles and the inevitability of unfinished work awaiting completion after death, using poetic imagery of months, frost, and spring.
Thint Waotter One Bundret Dollars Reward
Ambiguous claim offering a reward of one Bundret Dollars for a remedy or cure not achievable by Holl's Catarr Cure. Includes a testimonial note from Cheney & Co praising a CHANZY and related parties, with a 75 cent price for Catarrh Cure and a separate line about Willow Springs deeds in Omaha.
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Holl
Cheney & CO
Props
Totedy
Chia
Nusx
Wholonals Draggtats
Toledo
Lon
Wanang
Renn
Manvik
Ledlo
Ohio
Texyulem
Pino's Remedy for Catarrh Promises Quick Relief
A clipped vintage note claims Pino's Remedy cures catarrh and related ailments, touting fast relief for a cold head and headache. A stray line mentions Nashville prospectors and a nine foot coal mine depth at 875 feet, adding odd context to the fragment.
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Nashville
Fragmented 1900s Item Mix Includes News and Ads
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions diverse items from a city transcript celebrating a fortieth anniversary, police on bicycles in New York, a university benefaction, a Richmond bank failure, and various unrelated notices about remedies and people. Names and places are inconsistently legible, with scattered monetary figures and dates.
Weather Mishap and Labor Policy Note
Rough wintry weather causes catarrhs and coughs, with lunar climate ailments briefly noted. Jayne's Expectorant is claimed to promptly cure if faithfully administered. The Federation of Labor bans politics in some capacity.
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Jayne
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Boston Globe
Secret
Deater
Brad
Jabela
SH. M. Go
Peter Glys
WIS. Fub. Union
Pat
Stella M. Godfrey
Horwan
N.C
Katherine Godfrey
Postoffice Holmes
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Cos
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
New York
House of Representatives
E. J. Totten
Oalo
Charles WN. Thomas
Massachusetts
Clerka
N.S. Gallagher
James ,O. Gideon
South Dakota
Hostettse
Omaha
Willow Springs Diss Wiens
Trust
Pino
Sags Wir, & Co
Peoria, Hi
Transcript
Dire
Sega Aymie
Teat
Hig Eo
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Redheoet Uohi Anton
Ifnevt PA
Wtae Cat
SHG
A Neth
Bicyeles
New York City
Helen Gulver
The
University of
Barns
Bowen
Richmond
Dlaysense
Mareelans Mares
Tatler
Dr. Blige
Detla Skinner
Forest
Ijed
the Federation of Labor
Abe
California Fig Syrup CO
Sam Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Wew
York
Saas
de Morse Bros
Canton
Maus
ST. Jacobs Oil
Sapolio
Minnesot Pereonsory Steck Seed
Bere Bay
Harleg
Alexe
Con Lake City
Minnesote
Mer
Afrmotor CO
Modmitt
Woeaund
Lng
Jane Powey
Whaliewas
Budp Los Ves
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Rockwell
Firefore
Ension Eien Be
Washinstein
Dcs 7
Ruegenstylly Fairs
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