Wanted the Glory Herself in Woman's Klondike Club
Florence King a patent attorney in the Monadnock Building faced a clash over a proposed women’s gold-seekers club. Lucian Lemmon, the club’s founder, accused Miss King of misrepresenting plans and claiming leadership. A column in the Chicago Tribune notes the dispute and its effect on coverage.
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Florence King
Monadnock
Miss King
Lucian Lammon
Miss Lemmon
Gold Field i
Barly Spring
Monadnock Building
Misa Fung
Jeter
K’ondike
Bhal
Chicago
Reading Return Sparks Humble Praise in Town
A former pupil, taught to read by the minister's wife, returns home after a long absence and informs her of his progress. He says he has been "out of the Bible and into the newspaper," highlighting his literacy improvement and a lighthearted exchange about reading.
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Job
Use for an injunction warned by senior partner
A discussion from the Indianapolis Journal recounts a senior partner warning that if yf business does not improve their line, they may shut down. The junior partner jokes about leaving town to advertise a sale below cost, while the senior vows to return with an injunction claiming they are being ruined.
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Tadianapolis Journal
Chicago
Lyon & Healy
Usk
Decker Pras
Hardman
Kniby
Switway
Weber
Wald
Bauer
Fischer
Bazellai
Mily
Lana
Watash Ave
Adkins
Éhiliaae
Government Expected to Offer 100 Million Bonds Soon
Officials anticipate the government will issue bonds totaling 100 million dollars within the next 30 days. The move aims to raise capital for public projects and manage fiscal needs.
Woman's Burden and the Cure for Pale People
Detroit woman Mrs Alexander B Clark describes years of severe headaches dizziness and fatigue followed by a failed operation. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills For Pale People with restoring vitality and health leading to weight gain improved sight and renewed happiness. The ad claims the pills act on blood and nerves to restore harmony and strength for women.
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Detroit
Mick
Alexander B. Clark
Michisan Avenue
William
Hervous
Spain's Queen Regent and the Young King
In a Paris letter for Harper's Bazaar the writer praises the Queen Regent of Spain for her tact and sense, noting how she unites diverse factions and secures the king's life. The piece compares her to historical queens and highlights the delicate upbringing of the young king, described as sweet and kindly despite legends.
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Spain
Queen Victoria
Emma
Alfonso II
Mercedes
Marie Antoinette
Marie Christine
Paris
Harper's
Chicago wheat hits high as markets close at 1.21
Chicago wheat edged up with Wednesday’s high at 1.22 and a closing 1.21 percent gain. The day also marked celebrations of Grant’s 76th birthday across several venues.
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Chicago
Grant
Allen's Foot-Base powder for feet
Advertising copy touts Allen's Foot-Base as a cure for painful, swollen, burning feet and bunions. It promises instant relief from stinging sensations, sweating, calluses, and tired nerves, claiming great comfort for tight or new shoes. Sold by druggists, 25 cents by mail, sample offer included.
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Allen
Princeton freshmen split among literary societies
Seventy percent of Princeton University's freshmen belong to one of the literary societies, indicating a strong cultural leaning toward organized student discourse and club life on campus.
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Princeton
Matt’s Caterrh Core Tional Core Price 75 Cents
Sweeney, holder of the world record for the high jump, coaches track team candidates at Harvard. Northwestern is agitating the 200g, honk question. Tsaye, Marteau, Gerardy and Laud aume form a quartet of artists touring for concert work.
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Matt
Sweeney
Harvard
Northwestern
Tsaye
Marteau
Gerardy
Laudaume
Bed Pay and Hard Work And Patent Medicines
The article critiques low pay and hard labor for trained personnel, promotes Elestetter's Stomach Bitters for various ailments, notes University of Arizona coeds forming a military battalion, mentions coffee health concerns, introduces GRALN-O coffee substitute, and reports a Commons movement toward a Catholic University in Ireland.
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Elestetter
House of Commons
Ireland
Paranon rod language and random names in scattered text
Fragmented text mentions Paranon rod Ne Is oF nervommemt and a list of unreadable items. Includes names like Las-ke-Sze Cornell 1901 crew and August 26 1898 reference with scattered details and unclear context.
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Aline
Povimcelphis
Las-ke-Sze
Cornell
Fiso
catEe W. Lott
Fae Pucher
Fragmented health and college news item
A garbled ad note mentions curing a cold in one day with laxatives and a prize from Cornellia's President Schurman for college daily contributions. It also references Glen's Sulphur and a hair dye product. Colter of Northwestern hints at attending the University of Michigan.
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Schurman
Cornellia
Colter
Northwestern
Presser
University of Michigen
Displacement of the womb blamed on weak ligaments and pads
An 19th or early 20th century health column promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for womb displacement and related symptoms. It argues pessaries worsen conditions and urges strengthening ligaments with the tincture and Sanative Wash. A testimonial from Mrs Emata Panc port, Alanson, Michigan, supports cures via Pinkham remedies.
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Urs
PrixHaw
Lydia
Pinkham
Suri
Tral Ave
Jersey City
Dean Mus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brooklyn
Lydia E Pinkham
Tamsaw
Pinkhamn
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University of Arigona
Solorado College
Winglow
McKinsey
Iowa College
Glen
Catriersta Fio Syrup Co
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