Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound Restores Womans Health
Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory reports seven years of female trouble ended after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound She writes the medicine made her strong and well The ad extols the compounds long history and offers free advice to any woman who writes to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ind
Ter
Mrs. Pinkham
Governor Asked to Oust Jerome Over Rail Case Charges
A petition with twenty two charges seeks the removal of William T. Jerome as district attorney of New York County. The Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders accuse him of failing to prosecute jury fixing and false testimony in street railway cases, delaying charges against life insurance firms, and allowing a alleged conspiracy to divert railway property for a few men, with hundreds of stockholders robbed. The petition was sent to Governor Hughes in Albany by the committee chairman William W. King.
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William T. Jerome
County of
New York
Hughes
Albany
Metropolitan Street Railway
William W. King
Life Insurance Companies of
Armstrong Committee
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York City
Roosevelt urges inland waterways plan to curb private power
President Roosevelt urges Congress to back a comprehensive inland waterways program tied to power and irrigation. He warns against private monopolies and rail competition that harmed river traffic, calling for a nationwide effort to develop rivers, forests, and national defense while funding through timely action and bonds.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
Commission
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Republic
Essence of happy homes promotes health and best products
The text extols a broad fund of home health knowledge and endorses genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted, doctor approved family laxative. It urges buying the authentic California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Costly Target Practice Cost of Big Coastal Guns
An ordnance expert cites the high cost of operating large coastal guns. A 12-inch breech-loading rifle costs 141000, a 10-inch breech-loader 99250, and an 8-inch 72000. Firing losses rise with range and accuracy devices, as missed shots waste hundreds of dollars per round.
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Washington
Philadelphia Record
An Inquiring Lady And The Soldier In South Africa
An Irish private soldier recalls war experiences told to a lady of Blackwood's Magazine. He notes that the most striking aspect of South Africa is the high number of bullets that missed him. Also referenced are various old ads and trivia mentioning cures, products, and a Hamburg fire record.
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Rosita
Musquiz
Mexico
Blackwood
Tommy
South Africa
Europe Values Canals As Allies In Trade Growth
The Century notes France England and Germany have expanded waterways, with Britain, Germany and France reporting thousands of miles of canals. It cites cost and benefit of major projects like Manchester and argues canals remain cheaper than land routes, shaping rail and wheat trade patterns in the Mississippi region.
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France
England
Germany
British Isles
Manchester
Holland
Belgium
Mississippi
Cairo
Mount Vernon Named For Admiral Vernon In Historic Note
The Washington estate was renamed Mount Vernon in honor of British Admiral Vernon. Major Lawrence Washington tells his younger brother George that future Americans will revere the site as a sacred shrine of liberty. George’s stern expression mirrors the stamp portrait’s familiar countenance.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Admiral Vernon
George
Lawrence Washington
Customer Seeks The Art of Being Happy at Home
Librarian offers a substitute treatise on jiu jitsu as an alternative to the requested work. The exchange highlights a scarcity of the desired title and a lighthearted librarian response. Pele Mele is referenced in the quotation.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Spain
Temperance Worker Endorses Peruna for Women's Health
A Brooklyn temperance leader, Bessie Farrell, president of the Young People’s Christian Temperance Association, endorses Peruna as a nerve and blood remedy for worn out women. She cites personal experience helping young mothers and various female ailments, alongside a physician’s many patient letters. The note also mentions large exile transports to Siberia since 1840 and life expectancy comparisons among European nations.
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Bessie Farrell
Third Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Young People's Christian Temperance Association
Advertisers Requested to Mention This Paper In Ads
A note to advertisers requests that they state their advertisements appeared in the paper. The message emphasizes including the paper in the advertising copy.
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