Crisis of girlhood a time of pain and peril
Miss Emma Cole says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life and made her well. The piece asks how many lives of beautiful young girls have been sacrificed as they ripen into womanhood and how many irregularities or displacements have caused years of suffering.
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Emma Cole
Lydia Brinkhams
Lydia E Pinham
Tullahoma
Tenn
Lydia Erinkham
Lydia
Piniham
Linn
Mass
Dismissals Signal Political Shakeup in Philadelphia
Mayor Weaver forces resignations in city agencies after probing municipal contracts and club influence. William H Brooks quits as highway chief amid purge. Potter in Public Safety finds officer with roving record, while officials announce broad reviews of contracts, street deals, and police and public works staffing.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
William H Brooks
bureau of highways
Brooks
seisue
Brooha
highway department
house of representatives
departments of public safety and public works
Public Safety
Potter
Sheldon Potter
department of public safety
Gas Improvement company
vnt
trent
Your Hat May Be Run Stylish One But It Makes Trouble
A garbled ad argues hats spread germs on the scalp and hair loss. It touts Newbros Herpical scalp treatment to kill germs within months, sold by the Verplexi Co Detroit and agent J A Williamson.
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Newbros
Intern or Leave Manila at Once Taft Cables Orders
News from Washington June 6 reports Secretary Taft instructing authorities at Manila to intern Russian and Japanese vessels not damaged by battle or storm. Vessels will not be repaired there and may be interned until hostilities end, with conditions for habitable quarters and afloat passes.
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London
Geneves
Russia
Rojestvensky
Washington
Enquist
Manilla
Taft
Goxemo
Manila
Admiral Train
Matila
aca
Chie Washington
Roosevelt
Takahita
Cassini
Baron Speck
Stenburg
aris Pheer Tim
Sto Petersburg
Woashigton
foml
Portland Exposition Draws Crowd to Mount Hood Area
A fragmented report describes visitors near Portland Hall and Mount Hood attending an exposition and theater events. It notes a gathering at Lost Lake with multiple groups and venues, mentioning Wall or den theaters and a mountain ground area as a venue, with references to local routes, dikes, and valley features tied to a planned display and attractions.
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Lewis vile bath
gsi bastling
dahiatungs
ratmereus weanen oatibis
vamdeville
Mont Hood
Fragmented 1899 era political turmoil and war talk
The text portrays chaotic political maneuvering with ministers resigning and imperial power struggles. It mentions a prominent figure facing humiliation, rumors of ambassadorial placements, and widespread speculation about foreign policy moves amid unrest. The narrative also touches on veterans, public notices, and a historic political scene with various actors referenced in dense, fragmentary prose.
Labor leaders jailed after violent exchange with sheriff in Chicago
Cornelius P Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Adolph Mees leader of the Track Drivers Union were taken to jail after a confrontation with Sheriff Barrett. Shea denounced the sheriff’s actions while the arrest followed indictments for conspiring with others. Both men posted bonds and remained in custody briefly as officials prepared their cases.
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Chicago
Cornelius P Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
H teh Mees
Track Drivers’ Union
sherif
Sheili Barrett
Chitt
Peters
Sheil Geary
Tito Shea
sherife Tam
national organization of the teamsters
Shea
Boston
sherlit
Sherbl
Shen
Muang Hi
Blot
Tionana
Wilson
tle street
Mc beer
Tater Whitman
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Plymouth Standard
Enterprise
EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET
C &P
Frederick County
Agsantes
STUDEBAKER WAGONE
JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
Hagerstown
Gase
Elizabeth Street
Maryland
marlous
G. WARING TYSON
H M CRAMER
FEED &c
Patrick and Ostroll Streets
DENTS
PRARRE
JAMES E. DOLL
J. W. Morris
NAT BANE
Frederick Co
oSdawly
BRADDOCK BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
Central Bank
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Ktmiss
LOLL & ALBAUGH
Market tract
Fredericdawiy
Philadelphia Highways
Margret Bulle
taumeti
nili Whitelaw
Amopou
Tastind
Win
balsadt
Samuel lobles
New York
Syath
BESANT & KNOTT
QUEENSWARE
GLASS
Bertin
Walliant
Rorestvensky
Sasebomival
Admiral Boystvensky
UKASE
Trepoff
Petersburg
Jun & Trnp
tor
oli chade
Geerner Generast
tae
Russie
Alxander
Liepoff
thi
Offtal
Constantine Petroviteh Pobledo
PORTLAND CITY HALL
MOUNT HOOD AND
LOST LAKE
Jarene
Psarshoe
Boutkein
GOVFRAUL
Minoadef
Nidintiad
sarbor
ty Post
fk poe
Tyron boross
ehador bogostor
Wallan
Vanteh Uno
Polfowin
horvey
bs Ie
oinnad Stana
JACOB SCHIFF
Equitable Society
Ken Lark
Iacob
Schlitt
Kuh Loeb & Co
bird
ieagiltabke Life Assur
mn Sein
Rough Riders
MacMonnies Washington
Paris
Hernandez
Philadelphio
ouriad
ian shaw
Germain
bony
Teamsters
SHERIFF BARRETT
Ball
Jees
James
Ransias
tess James
cansoi
Pennay
Greaks
dane
ennsylvania
hadway
breta
Chi
Pewee nunca
Pittsbure
Roheason
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