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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1906

Page

2

Attendance at Llepele Fair Reflects Broad Buyer Representation

At the Leipate fair of 1906, buyers numbered 9 886 compared with 9 105 in 1903, with over a three year rise. United States and Canada had four buyers, while Latin America Asia and Burgo were well represented. Exhibitors totaled 9 275 versus 4 101 in 1908, with Germany leading at 2 961 and other nations including Austria Hungary France Great Britain the Netherlands Sweden Italy Belgium and Sweden sending smaller delegations.

Llepele United States Canada Latin America Asia Burogé Nellers German Empire Austria- Hungary Franua Great Britain Netherlands Switzerland Italy Belgium Tenmark Sweden

Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Debility Cure Story

Miss Lala M. Metzger of Watertown New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing a yearlong general debility caused by overstudy. The advertisement claims the pills build new red blood, restore nourishment to nerves and muscles, and aid nervous disorders. Sold by druggists or postpaid at 60 cents per box with six boxes for $2.10 plus free circulars from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Scheuer daily NY.

Williame Pink Pilla Lala M. Metzger Mill Street Watertown Dr. Willimis Lavo Dr. Williams Medicine Cn. Scheiuce N.Y Cies

National Congress Advances Uniform Divorce Bill in Philadelphia

Delegates from 27 states and the District of Columbia plus Protestant and Catholic representatives gathered as Gov. Pennypacker presided. The congress adopted about one third of the proposed bill, including seven annulment causes and all for absolute divorce, while leaving procedural details to lawmakers.

Philadelphia National Congress On Washington District of Columbia Shanley North Dakota Gov. Pennypecker Gov. Pennypacker Walter George Smith Pennsylania Pennypacker Biitinc Alyoteg Senena “Taylor St. Louis C. LaRue Munson Williamsport Mungon Thorn Trest Merten Wisconsin Frank H. Kerr Ohio Rachel Siegel Utah

Labor Federation Opens 26th Convention in Minneapolis

The American Federation of Labor opened its 26th annual session in Minneapolis on November 13. President Samuel Gompers highlighted union involvement in politics and urged steady adherence, while stressing support for American labor on the Panama Canal. Secretary Frank Morrison reported strong finances and growing memberships. The federation expended 219,640.04, including 62,619.12 to the International Typographical union for an eight hour day strike. Treasury stood at 111,649.06. There were 487 strikes involving 91,530 workers, with 68,812 struck and 11,183 not affected. The total strike cost reached 5,989,866.66.

Minneapolis Mino American Federation of Labor Samuel Gampers Panama Canal Frank Morrison Iinternational Federation

Joliet Illinois Offers Broad Work Opportunities At Mills

Joliet Illinois with 45000 residents becomes a major manufacturing hub. Over 100 industries employ about 14000 workers, with American Refractories American Steel and Wire Western Car and Foundry Joliet Malleable Iron and Joliet Steel all expanding. Cheap coal, direct farm purchases, and strong railroad links back up a thriving labor market and prosperity. Write to the Citizens Alliance of Joliet for more details.

Juliet Mlinois Joliet United States Conservatory of Music Chicago American Refractories Co Pittsburg American Steel & Wire Co Western Car & Foundry Co Jollet Citizens Alliance of

Size and hat measures cited by early authorities

The text cites quackish statistics on head circumference claiming larger heads denote strength and smaller heads imply weakness or foolishness. It quotes Marion Harland and endorses Allcock's Plaster as back pain relief, urging constant use for days or weeks.

Aberdeen Marion Harland America Wye Allcock

Fragmented OCR Verse Snippet With Name Fragments

A garbled OCR fragment mentions women kissing and counterfeiting, smokers preferring certain brands, and ad like lines for Syrup and teething remedies. It lists names and places such as Peoria and Winslow, but lacks coherent narrative or dates. The tone resembles a stray paragraph from a period advertisement or prose.

Fruit side wil met ce grsats with PUTNAM TABELES

The passage fragments mention bright colors and a humorous remark about a woman and a husband, then switch to tobacco from Lewis' Factory in Peoria and a note on gold production. It also advertises travel routes to Niagara Falls and surrounding regions via the Grand Trunk Railway, with a contact for tourist publications in Chicago.

Putnam Tabeles Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha Lakes Georgian Bay Temegami St. Lawrence River and Rounds Thoveand Islands White Mountains Atlantic Sea Coast Grand Trunk Railway Chicago Montreal Niagara Fade N.Y Geo. W. Vaux G. BP T. A Adams St

Wonky Hymn Garb Sparks Choir Caper

A quirky tale from a church service in Alabama shows visitors amused as a preacher jokes about John 1 and John I. The hymn "Purge Me with Hyssop" causes consternation in the choir and prompts the lead chorister to request different garb for Brother Johnsing.

Worth Alabama John 1 John I John Hyssop Brother Johnsing cLippincott

Year’s Tea Exports From India Reach 214 Million Pounds

Exports for the year ended April 26, 1906 totaled 214,198,943 pounds valued at 25,254,936 dollars. UK received 146,604,000 pounds, Canada 16,019,000, Russia 9,991,000, Australia 7,746, Turkey and Asia 3,464, the United States 2,186, Persia 1,091, and all other countries 8,084 thousand pounds. Most destinations rose since 1903, but the United States declined 9.7 percent and Persia 65.5 percent.

India United Kingdom Canada Russia Australia Turkey Asia United States Persia

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