Testimony to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine for Change of Life
Mrs Lawrence of Westbrook Maine reports relief from back and side pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. Mrs M J Brownell of Manston Wisconsin says night sweats and hot flashes faded after one bottle and six months of use, with lasting health benefits. The ad notes the product is herb based and confidential advice is available from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Westbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. Brownell
Shy of Signs Shows Quiln of Sign Confusion
The gents furnishing shop owner explains he eats next door and the lunchroom owner complains that customers ignore his signs. The haberdasher explains he uses any sign to clear his inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Glass
Chapin
Cloudy
Kidneys Clog Up From Eating Too Much Meat
A periodical warning cites uric acid from meat as a cause of kidney strain and urges daily use of Jad Salts to flush and normalize urine. The ad-like text promotes four ounces of the lithia drink in water before breakfast to prevent urinary and bladder disorders.
Texas Railroads 1913 Revenue and Tax Figures Released
Total gross receipts of Texas railroads in 1913 reached 115 973 120 with expenses 52 029 946. Net income 12 107 583 while deficits totaled 1 894 459. Taxes paid on 15 203.05 miles amounted to 4 242 050. The report outlines operating costs 79.78 of gross receipts and per mile figures for various categories, including interest and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Tax Board
Father's quick actions save three children from Bayou accident
In Angleton Texas a farmer fell from a broken plow seat and plunged into Bas trop bayou to save his child. He reached the bank and resuscitated two more children who had fallen in, all three recovering after the near fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angleton
Tex
Bastrop Bayou
H. F. Schmidt
War Flag for Texas Regiments Repatriated
Austin notes General Hutchings receives from Mrs. Laura Clark of Washington the flag of the Seventeenth and Nineteenth Texas Cavalry consolidated in June 1864. Bullets pierced the field and blood stains on the borders. Mrs. Clark, widow of William T. Clark who served in Tennessee’s army, presents the flag to Texas.
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Austin
Tex
General Hutchings
Laura Clark
Washington
Seventeenth
Mine Boss Beaten by Large Crowd at Prairie Creek
Fort Smith Ark April 4 O D Leeper pit boss of the Mammoth Vein mine at Prairie Creek was beaten unconscious and is in serious condition. Two guards and a fireman also severely beaten by about 1000 union miners and sympathizers Monday sent to hospital
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Fort Smith
O. D. Leeper
Prairie Creek
Ark
Sulphur Shipments From Freeport Mark Historic Run
For the first time in nearly twenty years a heavy tonnage of outbound cargo left Freeport harbor and the mouth of the Brazos river on a Wednesday. The shipment included over 2,000 tons of Texas sulphur loaded aboard the steamer Honduras.
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Texas
Freeport
Tex
Freeport Harbor
Brazos River
Honduras
Scion of Napoleon Marines Wed in New York
Jerome Napoleon Bona parte aged 36, related to Napoleon I and Jerome Bonaparte, married Blanche Strebeigh on Wednesday in New York in a high society ceremony.
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Napoleon Marines
New York
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Jerome Bonaparte
Westphalia
Blanche Strebeigh
Confederate Veteran Drowns Crossing Llano River
Mason Texas reports a Fredericksburg mail hack swept away by a five foot river rise on Saturday. Driver C B Dieshler drowned while attempting the crossing. He was an old Confederate veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason, Tex
Fredericksburg
C. B. Dieshler
Llano River
Onion Shipments Leave Laredo in Bermuda Rush
Three special trains carrying forty three carloads of Bermuda onions rolled out of Laredo on Wednesday as the onion rush began in full blast from the border city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Southern Cross Missing with 173 Aboard
The sealing steam er Southern Cross with 173 men on board remains missing near St. Johns Newfoundland after radio reports and search efforts fail to locate the vessel or provide any trace of survivors.
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Southern Cross
St. Johns, N. F
Moose Lodge in Honolulu Splits from National Body
Honolulu lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose repudiates the national organization, disbands, and reorganizes under a new name. About 1,500 members across five lodges are affected by the split and reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Honolulu
Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Supreme Court orders release of Mother Mary Jones in coal strike case
Denver authorities report the supreme court issued a habeas corpus Wednesday for the release of Mother Mary Jones who is being held as a military prisoner in the coal strike zone at Walsenburg Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Mother Mary Jones
Walsenburg
Daily Thought on Character in Portraying Others
A reflective note observes that a person reveals his own character most clearly by how he imitates or depicts others, suggesting self-awareness through depiction and tone.
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Richter
Going in With Nine Tickets and a Smile
A boy asks an elderly pedestrian to buy tickets for a group of youngsters hoping to enter a movie. The man counts nine faces at the window and guides the children past the ticket seller, declaring the group is with him. A note of skepticism follows about laws and the man’s motives.
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Mrs. Keap
Culver
Roberta
Wally
Miss Blake
Jack
Chapin
Speed
Jean
Gallagher
Skinner
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Jimmie
Tess
Hanford
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Paul Armstrong
Edgar
Flying Heart Ranch
Centipede
Flying Heart
J. Wallingford Speed
Yale
Culver Covington
Helen Blake
Jean Chapin
Covington
Helen
Larry Glass
Helen W
Fresno
Stanford University
Wille
Bill
Willie
Jack Chapin
Lawrence Glass
Carara
Wally Speed
Roberta Keap
Mr. Speed
Omaha
Mr. Covington
Fries
Doctor Speed
Daily Thought
Chicago
Rhage
Moving Picture Theater
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