Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Cure
Ashland Kentucky resident Mary Wyatt credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after four years of female and kidney trouble. Camden New Jersey resident Ella Johnston reports relief from serious displacement and says she recommended the remedy to friends. Readers are advised to write for confidential advice to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ashland
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
United States
Camden
N. J
Lydia E.pinkham
Ella Johnston
Vine St
Grant’s death linked to senile heart pressure warning
The Medical Record notes General Frederick D. Grant died of heart failure and warns that hearts over forty five cannot endure internal pressure. It cites the late annual report urging gentler treatment of aging officers under rising professional strain.
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Frederick D. Grant
Educator Chancellors and Paris High School Suspend Student
Troubles of educators deepen as Chancellor Day who expelled a woman for complaining about fare sympathizes with M Bournier director of the Paris High School of Commerce who suspended a pupil for sending him an artichoke with a worm in it served at luncheon illustrating student protest and faculty reaction.
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Day
M. Bournier
Paris High School of Commerce
Quote dialogue on wife, suffrage, and pity in satire
The passage presents a witty exchange about a wife's husband and his stance on woman suffrage. It contrasts male bravado with female sympathy, noting the dominion of pity as narrow and social attitudes as sardonic commentary.
Health Letter Praises Postum Over Coffee
A Fort Worth reader credits Postum with curing bilious temperament malaria and boils after stopping coffee. He reports weight gain and no medicine since switching, claiming Postum restored red blood. Postum Co. attribution and promotional note follow.
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Ft Worthman
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Uncle Joe Cannon Turns 76 On Quiet Birthday
Former speaker Joseph Cannon marked his seventy six birthday in Washington with family at Congressman Weeks home after plans to visit the circus were dropped due to rain. He noted a life of prudence and humor, accepting well wishes with good cheer.
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Joe’ Cannon
Washington
Congressman Weeks
Massachusetts
Uncle Joe
John Weeks
France Establishes Protectorate Over Morocco In 1912 Talks
On March 30 France signed a treaty with Sultan Malla Abd-el-Hafid to establish a French protectorate over Morocco. The move follows her Tunisian experience and compares with direct rule in Algeria. Hafid, known as Prince of True Believers, is a 36th generation descendant of Ali and led a 1907 revolt recognized by powers in 1909. He is an Islamic scholar and author.
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France
Morocco
Malla Abd-el-Hafid
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Atlantic Ocean
Tunis
Algeria
Mulla Hafid
Ali
Mahomet
Mulla Aziz
Physicians Recommend Castoria in Medical Journal Note
Hall's Journal of Health praises Castoria as harmless and effective for stomach pains and nerves. It contrasts Castoria with narcotic alternatives and notes it assimilates food without stupefying the user.
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Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Health
Oregon Gov West frees convicts into honor system in forests
Gov Oswald West of Oregon releases more than 200 inmates from the state penitentiary into a voluntary honor system. Convicts work on roads, quarries and land clearing without guards or confinement while a growing force of about 500 prisoners serves remaining terms across fifteen camps.
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Oswald West
Oregon
Oregon State Penitentiary
Notable Court Case and Social Snippets Remembered
Acquittal ends a high profile horse theft trial as the crowd reflects on justice. A stream of social chatter follows with rumors of fashionable couples and family plans. A toy of headlines links windthraws remedies and a humorous note about a double wedding in a light town column.
Vice-President Hale Named To Panama-Pacific Exposition Commission
Reuben B Hale vice president of the Panama Pacific International Exposition will head a special commission to tour foreign governments and present the exposition plan. The Mauretania voyage begins April 24 with a roster including John Hays Hollamond Brigadier General Clarence Edwards Admiral Staunton and other officials. The commission is accredited by the state department to American ambassadors and ministers abroad and carries letters to high government authorities.
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Reuben
Hale
San Fran¢i&to
Panama’ Canal
Army
Navy
Mauretania
Rai Francisco
Panama Canal
John Hays Hollamond
Reuben B. Hale
Brigadee General
Clarence’ Dwardae U
Call boy scandal at Mankato Chautauqua assembly
Physicians at a Mankato Chautauqua planned to hire a call boy to summon doctors without signaling the speaker. A doctor walked out during Strickland Gil land’s talk, provoking laughter and a joke about how the speaker’s brother got his start.
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Mankato
Strickland W. Gilland
Sverybolly
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