Nervous Prostration Letter Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her nervous prostration after years of illness. She details improvements in energy, backache and headaches and urges other women to seek the remedy. The letter invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for guidance.
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Ens Fruceouts
Tryydia E. Pinkham
Prank Fitzgerald
N. A1st Street
West Philadelphia
Lydia EB
Pinkham Medicine &I
Lynn, Mass
The Fault and the Promise Between Rachel and Randolph
Rachel and Randolph, torn by pride and past silences, confront their future. He admits love and duty, she questions renewed trust as they walk the beech bank and weigh reconciliation and lifelong commitment.
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Teak Chiek
Phere
Teave
Ghent
DT Laive
Petharse Middhespudt
Wits
Ing
Hamlelph
Che Ghamear
Padma
Ties
Edna Vachen
Tie
Yew
Lew
Boston
Wien
Eleanor
Warwicks
Wife's coolness saves husband on Mark Island aid from mainland
On Mark Island Maine a wife amid a remote rescue case using a hose lantern to summon help saved her husband Ralph Collamore after a boating accident left him with a broken leg. The navy tender Zania arrived 24 hours later guiding a surgeon who set the fracture and rescued the family.
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Banger
Mark Island
Penobscot Bay
Ralph Colmore
Afr
Atlamore
Preston Blair
Doston
Maipland
Collamore
Dark Harbor
Navy
Foark Miarbor
Tee
Rockland
Zizania
Blair House
Collamore Cottage
Protection Seeks End In Toledo Face Off
A misfit figure identified as Brown known as Rip Roaring Pil Brown entered town and clashed with locals including Red Hay and Tom Rosxlos. After a chase toward the police station, PAN sought protection from Chief Harper and received ninety days in the Toledo workhouse.
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Bi" Brown
Pil Brown
Tom Rosxlos
Pan
Rarper
Toledo
Ghostly gunfire alarms Steubenville crossing
Patrick Hilley a local witchman at a Panhandle crossing fires a revolver into the night claiming ghosts walk the tracks. Police warned him to stop and residents fear he is more dangerous than the ghosts and urge disarming him.
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Steubenville
Patrick Hilley
Panhandle
Hilley
Bravery Cost Man His Job In Chicago Payroll Theft
Chicago teamster Fred Krehoff foiled a payroll theft by De Sands worth 4500. He reported the crime to police, faced his boss’s anger for delaying, and was fired hours later. The incident drew continued attention as reporters pursued further details and rewards.
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Chicago
Fred Krehoff
Fred de Sands
de Sands
Krehoff
Niene
Wercher
Hunpert
Ms Bequesced
Stephen Rupert
Keroed Treward Tappert
Asansis
Witton
Plies His Trade While Being Taken to Prison
Patrick Murray, a San Francisco mechanic, accused of pickpocketing aboard a patrol wagon after being nabbed by a bystander. Police report he lifted valuables from a man’s pocket as he rode to jail, facing grand larceny charges.
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Francisco
Patrick Murray
Sherlock Colmes
Murray
Patralian
Alnrray
Wild chase ends with coyote loose in cold night
Ernest Barnes, a farmer north of Smith Center, chased a coyote half a mile through zero weather in night attire. Neighbor Charles Harfsock roused by noise knocked the coyote down with a stick. Barnes returned home carrying the two hens and the dead en rote.
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Smith Center
Ernest Barnes
Charles Harfsock
Barnes
Ready to Fill Men’s Places Pueblo
800 local young women organize for war time emergencies drills run twice weekly to ready them to guard steel and smelter plants or serve as police and firemen in case Pueblo manpower drops due to enlistments
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Pueblo
CologgeTo
Ten Year Old Girl Flags Train Stop in Mankato
Ten year old Irene Murphy of Mankato Minn used a two part dress as a makeshift flag to signal an Omaha line train, forcing a stop within ten feet of a pile of obstruction on the tracks she saw a Black man place. The obstruction could have sent the train into the river.
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Mankato
Minn
Irene Murphy
Omaha
Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It promises instant relief with a drop, easy lifting of corns from toes or feet, and claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents. The copy credits a Cincinnati genius as the inventor.
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Tro Yacer
Cincinnati
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Unio
Yage Bank
Kramer
F St
Washington
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Wis
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Hersel
Cartste
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Dover Dem
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Paris
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Rip
Garlic Knob
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Eames Cempany 5
Wal H
New York City
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Maser
Dept
Pelle
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