Dyspepsia of Women Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female induced dyspepsia caused by uterine disorders. It cites Mrs Maggie Wright of Brooklyn who recovered after two years of indigestion, claiming rapid relief and a five week full recovery, praising the medicine as a stomach tonic with uterine benefits. It asserts unprecedented endorsements and cures for female troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tata
Washing Without Water Like Killing Dandruff
An advertorial notice promotes Newbro’s Hirrpicide as a genuine scalp germ killer. It argues against using products like cantharides and vaseline based tonics, urging readers to buy the Detroit made remedy. The Hermicide Co. and agent J A Williamson are listed for samples.
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Newhro
The
Hermicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Wil Hamson
Roberts Urges Universal Training to Ready Britain
Field Marshal Lord Roberts told the House of Lords Britain’s military is inadequate and called for conscription or universal training to defend the empire. He warned war readiness hinges on a national mobilization, urging the country to awaken to danger and share in defense. The motion proposed by the Earl of Wemyss and March passed without a division. Ellis Reunions in Buffalo draw crowds as leaders emerge. William W Russell appointed minister to Venezuela, succeeding Bowen.
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House of Lords
fonton
Lord Roberts
guldier
Great Britain
England
Earl of Wemyss and
March
Bal- Tour
Earl of Wemyss
Fie
Governors Pennypacker Inspects Troops At Perkasie Camp
In intense heat 112 degrees troops drill at Perkasie Camp as Governor Pennypacker and Major General Miller prepare to inspect companies. Three heat prostrations reported but non life threatening. ambulance corps aided affected soldiers who rested and returned to duties later.
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Perkasie
Pattison
ambulance corps
Pennypacker
Miler
Perkasle
LA Yelock
Mtetna
Goblin
THIRD BRIGADE IN WAR GAME NEAR MT GRETNA
troops march in heavy order around Mt Gretna Pennsylvania as brigades test tactics with skirmishes and rear guards. Commanders Gobin and Doneherty coordinate movements toward Colebrook then return to camp amid heat and fatigue.
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Pennypacker
Third Brigade
Mt. Gretna
Mt. Geetha
Doneherty
Coronel Clement
bth
ean
Cornwall and Lebanon
Fliggbethtown
searth
erosarnads ag
Bellaire
Colebrook
Creneral Gobin
haversach
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Northeast as Heat Wave Strains City
New York reports ten heat deaths and many prostrations as scorching conditions persist. Ambulan ces treated sun struck residents in tenement districts while a late thunderstorm in Brooklyn and Manhattan brought a rapid drop in temperature. Boston and Pittsburgh also report multiple fatalities and widespread prostrations linked to the record heat.
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Gotham
New York
othe city
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New Jersey
Boston
Jans fr
New Engin
New England
Bristow's Panama Railroad Report Recommends Policy Reforms
Commissioner Bristow proposes government favor for a continuous steamship and rail line along the Panama route, urges double tracking and upgraded rolling stock, port enhancements, keeping the New York to Panama steamship link, canceling certain contracts, and opening Colon and Panama to all lines. He toured the Isthmus and Pacific coast, reviewing charges and traffic contracts with lines.
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Bristow
Washington
Joseph Lo Tiistow
Panama Railroad and Steamship Company
New York
Caplon
Pacific Malt Steamship Company
Colon
Panama
Gulfporta
United States Pacific coast
United States
Mr. Bristow
I Ithmus
Central America
Telamatepes
Mexico
Pacific
steamship lines
tananpallatie
Wealthy American Banker Paid 2000 to Secure Release
The article describes Rich American Banker and agent at the Ward dine family attacked in their home by eight bandits, who forced a ransom of 30 dollars and held Cendova hostage until paying 2009. The group, identified as Spaniards, fled after the payment. Rural guards pursue the criminals. Also noted is General Funston’s father’s arrest after incendiary remarks, a jail incident, and a separate report of a man dying by his own hand near New Brunswick, tied to an insurance name.
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Santiago
Cotba
Tulian Cendoya
Ingo
Cendova
Cendova cama
Funston
Tom Kas
Punston
Prederik Funston
Mr. Punston
Fire Destroyed Mountain Hotel Near Easton Pa
A large four story mountain hotel on Mevomountain, three miles north of central Paxinosa, was wiped out by a blaze starting in a laundry area. No guests injured, but clothing and jewelry lost. Bystander fatalities noted in a Brooklyn pistol duel and other local incidents reported in brief.
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Easton
Facton
Paxinosa
Mevomountain
phis city
Jose la
ALFO Piel toes
Mrs Piggott
Pantadelphia
Japs Pursue Russians Garrison at Korsakovsk
Russian forces retreated north as Japanese troops landed on Sukbati Island and occupied Korsakovsk. Japanese reports claim four guns captured and no major losses. Mutiny on torpedo boat No reported. Potemkin sails for Sebastopol. Insurance disputes arise over harbor fire losses totaling about 20 million dollars.
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Portsmouth
N. H. Tohia
Sukbati Island
Korsakovsk
Sahbhatin marcha
Russia
Sabbatin ishand
Korsahessk
narth
poranit
Korsahkovsk
Ayo
Kniaz Potemkine
Sebastopol
Odessa
Jidybi
King Poteumking
Kustenji
Houmania
foreigen
Portsmouth Chosen for Peace Sessions at Navy Yard
Assistant Secretary Peires said plenipotentiaries of Russia and Japan chose Portsmouth New Hampshire as the peace conference site outside Washington The government navy yard building is ready in the new billie and the cool season location suits both sides well with no dictates from authorities.
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Washingston
Peires
Japan
Portsmouth
N. H
government navy yard
billie
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N. H. CHOSEN
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PIA
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Lick Observatory
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