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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health

The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It cites backache, nervousness, headaches and other symptoms, claiming the remedy restores the feminine organism to health. Customer letters from Rockland Maine and East Earl Pennsylvania endorse its efficacy after months of illness. The text notes the product has been a standard remedy for thirty years and has helped many women with displacements inflammation and related problems.

Lydia E. Pinehan Will Young Columbia Ave Rockland Lydia E. Pinkham Augustus Lyon East Earl, Pa Mrs. Pinkham

Cuticura Remedies Cited By Patient For Skin Ailment

J F Hennen of Milan Missouri describes a long standing skin eruption cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent after three doctors failed. He recounts a leg infection connected to grippe and pneumonia also healed by Cuticura three-times use with no further itching or swelling. May 13 1907.

J. F. Hennen Milan

Wild horses escape and roam near Kit Carson

Reports describe three bands of wild horses roaming about twenty miles north of Kit Carson with a powerful stallion leading the group. A sorrel head mare, a roan bronc, and a large brown leader are highlighted as key figures, while farmers monitor fields to keep their own stock from joining the wild herd.

Kit Carson Denver Republican Little and Big Springs

No Gusher Bat Tells Facts About Postum

A Wisconsin reader writes that after eight years of using Postum three times daily her digestion improved, she could eat normally again, and her family also saw relief after quitting coffee. The letter supports Postum’s health claims and invites more readers to reply.

Bat Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Pligs

Motorman Absent as Transit Car Runs Wild in Connersville

An Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction car ran wild through Connersville Indiana for eight blocks before colliding with a freight car. It struck a buggy on Lincoln Avenue at the Tenth street hill, injuring Mrs. John Petty who was hurled from the buggy and rendered unconscious. City trainmen and crew aided the injured woman.

Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Connersville Ind Tenth Street Lincoln Avenue John Petty

Clubs Aim to Reform Cooking Nationwide from Chicago

The Associated Clubs of Domestic Science held its first Chicago meeting led by Mrs. William Wallace Garr who becomes president. The group plans to educate the country to a higher standard of living through better cooking and to stimulate housekeepers' interest in pure food laws.

United States Associated Clubs of Domestic Science Chicago William Wallace Garr Richmond

Six Die as Passenger Train Fronts Collide at Sugar Ridge

A Toledo and Ohio Central excursion train carrying fairgoers from Bowling Green to Toledo was rear-ended by a fast freight at Sugar Ridge. The rear car telescoped while two others were crushed. The crash halted the excursion train due to a suspected hot box. details on flagman warning are unconfirmed.

Toledo & Ohio Central Bowling Green Fair Toledo Ohio Sugar Ridge

Fatal collision in Louisville injures four others

Miss Katharine Horde of a prominent Louisville family was killed instantly when an automobile and a street car collided. Robert Payne, a young society man, was crippled perhaps permanently, and four other persons suffered bruises. The car belonged to Raymond Minor who was out cruising with friends.

Louisville Katherine Horde Robert Payne Raymond Minor

Poison In Dough Triggers Hospitalizations At Stanford Inn

A discharged cook at the Stanford Inn in Palo Alto fed irritant poison to dough, causing several students to be hospitalized and about 200 to fall ill. University physicians acted quickly to avert more fatalities.

Stanford Palo Alto Cal China

Indiana passes county local option after dramatic House vote

Indiana lawmakers stage a dramatic session as 800 to 1,000 temperance workers fill the gallery. The roll call ends 55 to 45 in favor, Gov Manly signs the bill making local option a law. Senate kills statewide prohibition amendment. bribery inquiry into Gov Hanly and Sen Wickwire proceeds.

Indiana House of Representatives Johnson Vigo County Manly Senate House Ianly Kaisely Wickwire Knisely Speaker Branch Condo Daily Honan Pierson Gov Hanty Representative Knisely Senator Wickwire Hanly Senate Chamber

Mudge and Yabsley Refer to Money Meeting Odds

A fragment notes Mudge jokes it is easier to meet people he owes than those owed money by Yabsley The line implies more debtors than creditors in the crowd and hints at social frustration.

Mudge Yabsley

Elevator Taffy in a City Elevator Car

A flirtatious exchange unfolds in a building elevator as Billy the elevator boy courts the typist. He jokes about hunting down a dear while she compliments his charm and good humor.

Billy

When Men Wore Shawls in Lincoln Era Fashion

A reminiscence on shawls as male attire around 1860s to 1870s noting Lincoln’s affinity for a large Scotch shawl worn lengthwise. The piece contrasts shawl practicality with modern coats and mentions traveling use, plus a brief aside on the word fellow and light humorous clippings.

Lincoln Italy Europe Mr. Winslow

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