Dr Cook Reaches the Pole End of Arctic Quest
reports from Copenhagen and Paris confirm Dr Frederick A Cook, the American explorer, reached the North Pole on April 21 1908 after an arduous trek from Etah Greenland. The news sparked international excitement despite partial details and lingering uncertainty among scientists and supporters.
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Dr. Cook
North Pole
Upernavik
Cape York
Esquimeux
Paris
New York Herald
Frederick A. Cook
Hans Egede
Lerwick
Arctic
Etah
Greenland
Ellesmere Land
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Polar Ice Sea
North Pole Discovery Reported by Commander Peary
From Indian Harbor Labrador Peary telegraphs that he has reached the North Pole with Roosevelt flag raised. Newfoundlander crew aboard his steamer linked to Newfoundland pride as the world awaits fuller details.
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North Pole
Commander Peary
St. Johns
Peary
Newfoundland
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Newfoundling
Cape Ray
N. F
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pole
Roosevelt
Cape Bay
New York Times
New York
Chateau Bay
United State
Associated Press
Arctic
Robert E. Peary
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cures Woman
Willimantic Connecticut woman reports five years of female troubles including backache irregularities and dizziness ending after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts permanent cure claims and urges readers to try the herbal remedy as standard for displacements inflammatory conditions and nervous prostration.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Willimantic
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Erraa Donovan
Pinkham
Look Here And Other Fragments In A Local Page
A jumble of quotes and notices discusses consumption cures and reform, plus a short opining item on chickens as a nuisance. It mentions efforts to build local hospitals and exclude indigent consumptives, with connections to Southern California and Texas, and ends with a lighthearted note on fried chicken.
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United States
East
West
Southwest
California
Texas
Charleston News and Courier
Baltimore Sun
Grape Nuts Aids Digestion Says Terre Haute Family
A Terre Haute woman reports four years of indigestion ended by Grape-Nuts with constant nourishment. Her husband improved after switching from ordinary foods, and their son now relies on Grape-Nuts for steady energy and school performance. The ad touts its wheat and barley phosphate and urges better child feeding.
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Terre Haute
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Knape & Meiners
Moulton
O. Arnim
Berney Lackmann
Ernst Pelzel, Remmet’s
Lone Star
Friendship Saloon
Adolph Darileh
Jacob Nachlinger
F. W. Lueke
Moulton Bottling Works
Iim
Wham. Schmidt
Echo Springs
Jersey
Moulton, Texas
Joe E. Richter
Utah
Jeanie
Rosewell Stebbins
Mr. Bridgeman
John
R. Bradley
America
New Foundland
New World
Discovery
Peary Arctic Club
John Davis
William Baffin
Capt
Ross
Sir John Franklin
E. K. Kame
C. F. Hall
G. S. NA
A. W. Greely
Robert HB
Eees Bush
Robert BE
William Barents
Rup Hoemskerck
Henry Hudson
William Scoresby
W. EB. Parry
Nordenskjold
Cam Satake
Julius Payer
Frederick Jackson
Aene Seegalave
Frithjof Nansen
Walter Wellman
Duke of
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