Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Worthy Cure
A Chicago reader reports severe illness and a removable tumor before trying Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health after three bottles, urging others to avoid surgery and seek the tonic for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache and digestion issues.
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Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
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ALVENA SPERLING
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Astronomers Vexed Over Halley Comet’s Odd Behavior
New York observers report confusion as Halley’s comet fails to match predicted paths. Professors Jacoby and colleagues stood watch from Riverside Drive, noting unexpected curves and delays while daily calculations suggested a possible approach or misread log tables.
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Comet Fear Triggers Tragic Death and Mental Collapse
A colored woman dies in Murnia Plain after a fear of a nearby comet. Her husband Bernie Saunders reports the shock. Hackensack observers hold night prayers amid comet panic. Kate Van Ness of Carlton Hill is later sent to Morris Plains Insane asylum after a nervous breakdown caused by the event.
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Besnie Saunders
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Hackensack
N.J
Van Ness
Carlton’. Hill
Morria
Harry
Dawazon
Morrla Plain
Tolan
Thief Steals Money Shipped by Adams Express at Station
Three packages containing 820,024 in money shipped by Adams Express to Philadelphia were stolen from a Pennsylvania station after agent John J. Truby left the Buffalo bound train. The cash, consigned to the Pennsylvanian treasurer, was placed behind the ticket counter due to space limits. After the Buffalo train arrived, the station office door was found ajar and the money missing, prompting a crew search with no immediate results.
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Staten
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John’ J. Truby
Buffalo
Adams Express company
Philadelphia
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OU City
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Labor Strife Figures Charged Over Bethlehem Steel Protests
In a congressional inquiry, Arthur E. Hall of the American Federation of Labor testified that Bethlehem Steel executives directed aggressive actions during a strike at the Progsad Steel Car plant in McKees Rocks. The claim included references to violent rhetoric and a callous claim of murder for strategic gain, with no independent confirmation provided by Hall.
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Progsad Steel: Car company
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Marines Land at Bluefields Reported in Turmoil
Patchy OCR text notes American Marines landing at Bluefields amid government and rebel forces clash. The fragment hints at conflict and foreign involvement but lacks clear details or dates.
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