Wanted Her Glory Herself in the Woman's Klondike Club Tale
Florence King a patent attorney faces a clash over leadership of the Woman's Klondike club as Lillian Lemmon asserts control. King, backed by $10,000, sought membership and press attention, but Lemmon claims leadership from the start prompting a public spat and a two column cut in the Chicago Tribune.
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Florence King
Monadnock Boblins
Miss King
Women's Klondike Club
Lillian Lemmon
Miss Lemmon
Gold Ueckern
Daily Papers
Mike Lemmons
Monadnock Building
Migs King
Migs Lemmon
Miss Temmon
K’ondike
Chicago Tribune
Readin’ Doctoring to Return Home in Aisle and Paper
A reminiscence from Household Words tells of a graduate who, long absent, meets the minister's wife who taught him to read. He replies he has been away from the aisle and into the newspaper, exclaiming he can now read his Bible comfortably and is much blessed.
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Job
Jon
Injunction Threat Mentioned in Indianapolis Journal Text
The Indianapolis Journal quotes a senior partner warning that if a Ling Pretty 8900 item is not resolved, they will file for an injunction. A junior partner proposes an out of town sale below cost to force a reaction before pursuing legal action.
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Tudianapolis Journal
Government plans $20 million bond issue in 30 days
The government is expected to offer a $20,000,000 bond issue within the next 30 days, signaling a major financing move. Officials indicated the plan aims to fund projects and manage debt, with details on terms forthcoming.
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T Ig
Woman's Burden and Cure by Pink Pills, 1900s Detroit
In the Evening News column a Detroit woman describes severe ovaries and nerve trouble, failing with doctors and operations, then crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health. She reports weight gain, renewed vitality, and permanent relief from headaches and tremors. The ad-like piece extols the pills as restoring blood and nerves.
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Detroit
Mich
Alexander B. Clark
Michigan Avenue
Greeare
Clark
Dr. Williams
Spain's Queen Regent in Harper's Bazar Paris Letter
A Paris letter praises Spain's Queen Regent for tact and good sense amid a volatile court. It compares her favorably to Marie Antoinette and Queen Emma, notes the Austrian background of Alfonso II’s chosen wife, and recounts the queen's challenge to unite parties and win the king's trust. The piece also describes the young king as gentle and health improving.
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Victoria
Emma
Alfonso II
Mercedes
Marie Antoinette
Marie Christine
Firat
Varis
Harper's Bazar
Chicago wheat closes at 1.214 percent on Wednesday
Chicago wheat traded and closed at 1.214 percent on Wednesday with the high reaching 1.23 as Grain markets reflected steady activity. Concurrently celebrations marked Grant's 76th birthday in numerous locations.
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Chicago
Grant
Allen's Foot Powder Advertisement Text
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot powder for the feet. It cures swollen feet and instantly relieves stings from cars and bullions. A great comfort discovery of the age. Helps with sweating and nervous tension. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Mail for stamps.
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Lingeists
Mall
Seiy
Wilens S
Olyt
Princeton freshmen 70 percent join literary societies
A Princeton University notice reports that about seventy percent of freshmen belong to one of the literary societies. The detail highlights student club affiliation among new arrivals and indicates vibrant campus literary life.
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Princeton
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Harvard Track Coach News
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered at 75 cents. Sweeney, world record high jumper, coaches Harvard track candidates. Northwestern debates song book policy. Quartet artists Tange Marteau Gerardy Lauch auma tour for concert work.
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Harvard
Tange
Marteau
Gerardy
Lauchauma
Bad Pay and Hard Work in Medical Field
The item notes disputes over low pay and hard labor among trained nurses and doctors, urging regular use of Hastetter's Stomach Bitters for various ailments. It mentions University of Arizona co-eds forming a military battalion, a new grain drink called GMAIN-O, a Catholic University movement in Ireland, and other assorted notices including a Cornell crew candidate and President McKinley accepting a commencement invitation.
Cure a Cold in One Day and Misc College News
An ad cites Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money-back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. It notes President Schurman of Cornelia offering a $50 prize for the best contribution to the college daily. The text lists various medical and grooming products and mentions Colter, a Northwestern football back-stay, planning to attend the University of Michigan.
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Schurman
Cornelia
College
Colter
Northwestern
University of Michigan
Lydia E Pinkham Cure Promised For Womb Displacement
A dated medical advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier to treat displacement of the womb. It warns against pessaries and urges sufferers to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. A testimonial from Mrs Euma Pang of Alanson Michigan claims recovery after using the remedies.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
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