Change of Life and the Cure for Women’s Health Crisis
An article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy during the Change of Life, detailing symptoms like hot flashes dizziness and nervousness. It cites testimonials from Mrs Dylan and Mrs Hinkle praising relief and renewed health after using the product.
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Lydia E Pinkhams
Pinkham
Linn Mass
Dyland
Hinkle
Prinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pickham
Annie
Chestertown
Lydia
Liz
salem Jn
linkham
Haland
Oldest Indian and Irish pages mark anniversaries in Cleveland press
A fragmentary Cleveland sheet notes the death of the oldest Indian Shawnees figure at 121 years and recalls Emmet’s Birthday with a theatre gathering by Clins Na Gael. The report mentions John W Wingerakl presiding and John Beatines addressing Irish independence sentiment.
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Emmet
Boston
Clins Na Gael
cits anu vic
Vormoy Congress
John W Wingerakl
John Beatines
Chttagratte
solu frans
Ireland
Imposing Inauguration Parade and Ball Unearths Nation’s Joy
An era defining inauguration features President Roosevelt taking the oath amid a vast crowd. Indians Cowboys Filipinos and soldiers parade past the reviewing stand as cadets from West Point and Annapolis and a large Filipino band march by. The inaugural ball closes the day with thousands of well dressed attendees and a grand reception at the pension building.
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Canetal
Woislunston
republic
sinter
iha pr
Roosevelt
betan
sea of humanity
van
Tresulint Ronarvelr
trevie
Louis
Wetlaut Vilttors Academy
Naval Academy at
Annapolis
Lieiemieurt
Porto Hican
anne Preath
lilipino
Owen pas dal
Puy ping
agai turard
uni
Garry Owen
Philos
Napth
omarked
Phas
Dornan
Pennsylvania
hamidoo
Pheay
nutsa
tran chet Gore
bear fallan
Genevraba
brad rems
Considerars
Sith Bilfoch
amr
donien
Fanny Crosby to Celebrate 85th Birthday
Miss Fanny Crosby, famed blind hymn writer, marks eighty five years on March 26. The article notes Crosby’s decades of hymn writing and a forthcoming gift in her honor, highlighting beloved titles such as Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Rescue the Perishing.
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Ales Chadwicks
Cortes
tra
toarmesn
oolten
cuigen
Chadwaho
Panny F Crosin
Inaugural Ball Opulence Showcased Presidents Guests
A stately ball scene featured President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Vice President and Mrs. Tallbanks as guests. The hall was lavishly decorated with evergreens, tropical plants, lights, and fountain displays, while attendees wore lavish gowns and diamonds. The event concluded quietly with dignitaries departing as music faded.
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Roosesalt
Pesident
Tallbanks
hest
Daleam
midlontown southland
Fairbanks
Oil Trust Investigation to be Exhaustive and Broad
The oil trust probe aims for a thorough report to President Roosevelt and Commissioner Garfield. It will extend beyond Kansas to Texas California and Pennsylvania to uncover operations of the oil industry and potential trusts with no geographical limits.
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Washington
Jamet Gasfielid
bureau of
Kansas
contiguous states
house of
department of justice
Gaifield
elise
nat
putin po
Gorstell
Texas
California
California to Pennayivania
omay
onl
Fall of Murden Brings Imminent Japanese Breakthrough
The report details heavy fighting near Mukden and Port Arthur as Japanese forces press from the Tamfanshan district toward Shabhe and surrounding redoubts. Japanese troops reportedly suffer high casualties while concentrating on the central and left flanks, with strong fortifications at Shahire bridge and redoubts repulsing repeated Russian assaults. The tempo is rapid, with cavalry moves and heavy shelling indicated along the Shakhe line.
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Negis
Mukden
nothwest
threst
Negis Port Arthur veteros
hastiy
Kinopatkin
Hehtaing
cei shy Ik ds
igs
Tamfanshan
SiIamiatin
Muhkeen
Akbalse
Suchudstapu
fanschinpu
Shabhe
Lwice
Onhenepusa
Shahire
Kuro
juan
Mitch
andreplni
funka
almits glaces
bainst
wiens
Port Nethar
Port Arthur
Rugilan
Quroof
Port Arthas
Fate of General Wurepathhy Hangs in Balance at Mukden
Desperate battle around Mukden described as the war's hottest clash. Reports say Hisaians repelled a major Japanese assault, with the outcome shaping the fate of General Wurepathhy and his army. Details from the front remain unclear beyond the immediate line.
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Mukden
St Petersburg
Wurepathhy
Mudden
Port Arthur
Nom 5
Tie Pass
Sukden
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