Melancholy Women and the Lydia S Pinkham Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for "melancholy" and female ailments. It includes testimonials claiming relief from fatigue, weak nerves, indigestion, and reproductive issues, and cites a married woman who bore a baby after using the product. The piece promotes the product as a twenty year guard and urges druggists to stock it.
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Lydia BE
Piviham
Eifeguard
Tam
Lydia S. Pinkham
Mrs. Geo
CLATS
Danforth St
Buffalo, N
Federal Law Makers and Senate Debates in May Sessions
Washington reports show senator Organ urging a revolution on condemned Americans in Havans, Cullom backing an appropriation bill, and votes on Dupont's seat in Delaware. House pension bills pass amid minor measures as immigration debates begin, with District of Columbia funding and charity investigations approved. Senate clashes over Dearing bonds and West Point board selections accompany protests and veto contrasts on private pensions.
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Havans
Cullom
Hill
United States
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
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Vilas Gem
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Senate
Delaware
House
Hoge-Otey
Virginia
Otey
Coopar
Allen
Alabama
Oules
R. F. Koob
District of Columbia
Wiliam Lockren
Minnesota
R. R. Nelson
Sanace
Chariause
Thomas Ewing
Immigration Committee
Owens
Kentucky
Messrs
Stacle
Ind
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McClelland
Butler
N. C
Kirkpatrick
Rep
Kur
Hoover
Ohio Volunteers
Treasury
Lie Mosion
Blind Veteran in Libby Prison Soldier's Remembrance
A Chicago capitalist removed a relic from Libby Prison in Richmond Virginia, now a war museum. Grace Chika Boylan recalls Civil War days with vivid verses, describing the prison rooms, the spectral memories, and the longing for freedom. The piece blends poetry with recollection of Union prisoners, led by a blind veteran voice and a tribute to camaraderie.
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Chicago
Livey
Richmond
Senate Debate Shapes Tariff Fight Across Parties
Washington May 2 The senate debate shifts to a political clash as Democrats back a veto while Republicans push for a tariff bill. George of Mississippi signals willingness to back a fair non partisan tariff including wool lumber beer tobacco taxes. House focus moves to river harbor and sundry civil bills as conference reports loom.
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Senate
George
Mississippi
Dilbois
Butler
Yeas
Sherman
Gray
Mille
Hawley
Stewart
Lodge
Sheme
Santa Monica
San Ferro Harbors
California
Me. Hepburn
Iowa
Dockery
Missouri
Buried On The Battle Field Epaulets and Banner Shone
A fragmented historic passage recalls found epaulets and memorials raised by plow in a battlefield setting. It blends poems on fields and harvest with brief notes on medicine and early newspapers, ending with an ad for the Hotel Empire in New York and its favorable terms.
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New York
Empire
Grandoulevard
Central Park
American rider Ray McDonald wins international mile race
Brussels reports American cyclist Ray McDonald claimed victory in the international mile bicycle event. McDonald topped a field of riders to secure the winning time and bring home the trophy for the United States racing team.
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