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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
3
A Denver woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after invalid years of female troubles. The letter urges others with backache bearing down pains period pains and related symptoms to try the remedy and write for advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn.
The combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets entered San Francisco Bay to a tremendous welcome. Admiral Evans led the procession aboard the Connecticut as 46 ships, including Wisconsin and Nebraska, passed the harbor, with crowds estimated near a million and city bells rung in tribute. The voyage marked the first leg of a round-the-world cruise.
The agricultural appropriation bill carries a total of 11 518 806 dollars. Gov Sheldon of Nebraska received at Lincoln a government warrant for 5 227 dollars for the officers of the Tiird Nebraska regiment commanded by Col. W J Bryan in the war with Spain. Nora May French's poem Suicide is noted.
R G Dun reports a lagging but improving money market with stronger retail and wholesale activity. Demand expands for cement bricks quarry products and planing mill outputs while iron and steel stay sluggish. Failures in Chicago rise to 39 with nine over 5000 dollars, indicating mixed conditions.
New York reports unfavorable distributive trade with quiet activity nationwide. Fall orders remain scarce, collections slow, and extensions common as industrial output shows little momentum. Textile curtailment persists with some centers 40 percent below normal. iron and steel hold steady amid price cut chatter. Railway tonnage at a low, idle cars rising to record levels. Bradstreet’s notes 282 U S failures for week ending April 30, up from prior weeks in 1907 1906 1905 and 1904. Canadian failures total 22 versus 36 last week and 18 a year ago.
Market reports list cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee with grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and feeds. Prices show range by quality and grade across regions and include butter eggs and produce values.
The cave features a towering arch, a deep black water pool blocking a half mile of passage, and crystal white walls. A separate corridor offers a 40 foot ceiling room with a grand tablelike center, rivaling Luray Caverns. Explorers face depth and fear, some never returning. Outside, mountains form a deep valley around the cave.
Eight postcard cards feature valuable wild animals from Ringling Bros Menagerie offered to collectors and dealers with special dealer pricing. Missouri poultry products reached near 40 million dollars including eggs live poultry and feathers last year.
A ready to use pie mix from OUR-PIE promises good pies with proper proportions. Sold at grocers for 10 cents per package. Produced by D-Zerta Food Co. Rochester. XII XY
Nan-He proposed during the elevated loop ride and the engagement lasted until the train cleared the curve. A light moment amid the trip is noted by a Chicago Tribune reader.
Prof Key, head master of a major London school, told pupils of Spain where a man of eminence is titled don. A pupil quipped that they would call him Don Key, breaking up the class with laughter and good humor.
A dialogue hints irony as saying one thing and meaning another. Georgie and Auntie discuss a rainy day called fine weather and a request for cake framed as a response that implies the opposite, illustrating ironic intent.
The text presents garbled notes about a Garfield Digestive Table to Broklyn with a promise of samples on request. It includes a Swift quotation on fluency of speech noting men and women and a church crowd observation. The passage appears as fragmented historical OCR with no clear news event or dates.
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