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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
8
The text notes that the purchase of machinery marks a strong sign of growth and expansion for businesses. It states that all factories making machinery are now crowded with orders, indicating rising demand and industrial activity.
A series of testimonials from women across the United States claim relief from menstrual pain, irregular cycles, and womb trouble after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Emma KvERL, Maggar Portuanin, Magaix Poitarp, Exwa Kvran, and others describe prior doctor failures and subsequent recovery, urging others to try the remedy.
A naturalist note suggests bird houses and cat protection plus a reading of Our Native Birds. A Snow Table story shows four children molding snow into a park fort and house on a piazza, which later freezes into ice.
A Omaha man possesses a 60 Spanish milled dollar bill dated 1779 from the Continental Congress enactment. The square coin like bill bears earth motif on the face with Deus regnat exaltet terra and promises payment of 60 dollars in gold or silver per 1779 regulation. Obverse shows mint leaves pine sprig and printer Hall & Sellers 1779.
Portland May 6. Dr BH A Rose formerly of Yates Center Kans on death bed after diabetes six doctors attend aunt prescribes Dodd's Kidney Pills from first dose life restored doctors amazed. article touts pills curing kidney diseases including Bright's disease dropsy and urinary troubles claiming broad healing claim.
James Udaon, a New York tea buyer, imports a laughing plant from Arabia. The seeds, when eaten in small doses, induce a bout of loud laughing, singing, and dancing for about an hour, followed by deep sleep with no recollection of the antics. The plant features bright yellow flowers, velvety seed pods, and seeds resembling black beans.
Historian notes Joseph Owen of Balliol College Oxford, son of a Lancashire artisan, elected to Pem broke College modern history fellowship. He left school at 13, worked in an Oldham mill, and is cited by some as a rising academic figure.
Pat M. De Blowitz, a contributor to the Ion Times, said in a recent interview that he has grown so accustomed to writing for publication that even his personal letters carry a printed tone. He joked that he will likely die with a pen in his hand.
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