Women Must Sleep and Trust Lydia Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement-style notice urges women to seek treatment for nervous prostration and insomnia. It cites symptoms such as indigestion exhaustion womb displacement and backache. Mrs Hartley of Chicago is pictured and claims cure by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to warn others and persuade belief in the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Lawyer Defends Patent On Novel Collar Button
An eminent U S lawyer argued before the Supreme Court for a client’s patent rights to a collar button. Judge Shivag interrupted with a quip about a collar button that won’t roll under the bed, provoking laughs and a gavel. The counsel retained gravity and claimed the button’s uniqueness and public benefit.
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Henry Villard dies at Dobbs Ferry estate amid apoplexy
Henry Villard a noted financier died early Monday at his summer home Thurwood Park near Dobbs Ferry. Cause given as apoplexy with prior illness. Villard born Heinrich Hauge in Speyer Bavaria in 1836, pursued journalism and later electrical ventures with Edison interests. He married Fannie Garrison, daughter of William Lloyd Garrison, and held prominent posts including secretary of the American Social Science Association then chairman of the Northern Pacific board. He retired from railroad work after the Panic of 1873.
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United States Senate
R G Dun Co Founder R G Dun Dies in New York
Robert Graham Dun head of the mercantile agency R G Dun & Co died in New York City from cirrhosis of the liver. Born in Ohio in 1830s he began in a country store at sixteen and rose to partner, expanding the firm to 15 offices worldwide. His leadership intensified growth and revision work for the agency.
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Paris Exposition Ends Amid Rain and Revival
Reports from Paris describe the 1900 Exposition ending with a night fete despite cold drizzle and low turnout. Attendance reached 25,124,975, seen as a huge global success by observers, with Millinocket paper mill project and Great Northern plant operations noted in Maine.
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Rest Needed by All Metals Says Experts
Experts say metal fatigue is real and parts like axles rails and razors need rest to avoid failure. Railway and machine shop engineers point to fatigue weakening molecular bonds and causing breaks under stress when rest is neglected.
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Pretty society girl escapes dread consumption with Peruna
A society woman in Oshkosh Wisconsin credits Peruna with preventing and curing catarrh and looming consumption after a cold. Miss Helen Murphy writes how a single dose soothed a winter cold settled in her lungs and how regular use keeps her well. A Cincinnati style health ad recounts others, including Henry Henrickson in Iowa, praising Peruna as a universal remedy.
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London population shifts as city trade hub grows worn
An 19th century survey notes London night population fallen to about a quarter of 1861 levels while the day population surges. It cites 2,600,000 people entering the city in a four hour morning period, with 1,186,4104 recorded in 1891 and rising since. Describes warehouses and shops filling streets like Bread Street once lively with Milton’s birth and Mermaid Tavern. Also mentions Cape Nome mining claims linked to Lindbergh and Lindblom era figures, with purchases totaling around $30 million.
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Hair Dress Rules Divide Married Women in Colombia
The article states that in United States of Colombia women are designated by how they wear flowers in their hair with senoras on the right and senoritas on the left, linking marital status to this cultural practice.
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Dining car meal plans on Nickel Plate lines evolve
The Nickel Plate Nona dining cars adopt a la carte service and American plan options. Through express trains Chicago to New York City and Boston now offer club menus priced from 35 cents to $1.00, with some variations on meal choices. The line touts superior passenger service, emphasizing exclusive meal combinations as a customer advantage.
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