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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
4
Women suffer, feel life crushed, and rise to face a day with a backache that weakens resolve. The ad claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound stops pain from menstrual imbalance or womb derangement, restoring health and courage. Mrs. Morton’s letter is cited as evidence.
An open letter urges women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after claims of restoring health for over a million women. It invites those ill to obtain a bottle and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.
An actor with long experience perceives envy as another foe, highlighting the tension between maturity and fresh rivalries. The piece centers on personal stakes and artistic ambition amid competitive pressure.
At the commissioner of Indian affairs office contracts were let to cattlemen renting Osage pasture lands in Oklahoma. The Osage own 800000 acres with 600000 rented, boosting annual tribal income to about 120000. The tribe totals 1972 members, with per capita income around 304.25 and a cumulative land value near 7985875. The wealth funds college education and civic development, elevating Osage social progress toward citizenship.
Chicago Chronicle reports Leo Kamm's kammatograph uses a circular glass plate instead of celluloid film. The plate spins and moves, giving a spiral sequence of images that are developed like a normal negative and projected via lantern light. About 600 pictures can be captured per plate at twelve to fourteen per second, yielding compact views for ordinary use though not suitable for large-scale projection.
Short of Water Utah aims to avert a calamitous drought by supplying the Great Salt Lake basin. Irrigation cuts off water, the lake nears drying, and evaporation lowers the level. Ancient shores high on mountains mark the old brook line as the lake threatens rapid disappearance.
General Francis Vinton Greene, a millionaire, travels first cabin on trips with Mrs. Greene, formerly Miss Chavalier. They recently spent ten days in Washington at Archibald Hopkins’s Dupont Circle home, paying $709 in rent. The piece muses on renting Washington houses at $28,009 yearly.
A noisy collage of ads mentions watered silk in dry goods and dry champagne among wet goods. It promotes a "Month's Test Free" and strange mail ads for rheumatic cure, then pivots to travel rates for Epworth League, grain products, and various tonics. The piece also touts Grain-O, Wizard Oil, Beeman's Pepsin Gum, and health and travel notices with scattered dates and places.
Regulations limit camera use inside the Pan American exposition to devices four or five inches or smaller under private concessions. Stereoscopic cameras and tripods are banned. Admission for four by five inch cameras is 60 cents a day or 1.50 a week. Miscellaneous quotes and advert-like snippets appear amid the security note.
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