Woman claims divorce from Joseph Pohlman after thirteen husbands
An Indiana Kokomo dispatch to the Chicago Record-Herald reports Sarah Pohlman seeks legal separation from Joseph Pohlman in a cross-complaint for divorce. It alleges eight husbands live in Ohio and five in Indiana. the named spouses include John Tyler George Eads Thomas McVe tn Richard Johnson and Joseph Pohlman.
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Kokomo
Ind
Chicago Record-Herald
Sarah Pohlman
Joseph Pohlman
Ohio
Indiana
Fuosier
John Tyler
George Eads
Thomas McVetn
Richard Johnson
W. S. Tarwood
Scribner's
Richmond Lady Sheds Light On Cure With Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Tupman of Richmond Virginia recounts a long battle with backache bearing down pains leucorrhea and womb prolapse. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound starting June 1901 she reports dramatic improvement gaining weight from 98 to 109 pounds and feels like a new woman. She urges others to seek help and notes Mrs Pinkham will answer letters from sick women at no cost.
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R. C. Turman
West 30Th St
Richmond
Of Interest In the Kitchen In The Delineator October
The Delineator October issue highlights culinary topics including Carlotta and I wedding dinner tale with recipes Autumn Fruits and Vegetables feature two illustrated pages and recipes A special article explains ginger bread and cakes and another paper shares secrets of old fashioned New England pies Eggs provides useful culinary knowledge A NY subway power plant plan would be the largest and costliest with 132 000 horsepower energy target Seventy two 500 horsepower boilers would burn 1000 tons of coal daily at an estimated cost of 7 million dollars
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Carlotta and I
New England
New York Subway
Mummies Declared Preparations of Anatomy by Board
The board of classification of the United States General Appraisers ruled mummies are not subject to a 20 percent ad valorem duty as unenumerated manufactured articles. The decision treats them as Preparations of anatomy after a Philadelphia importers’ challenge spurred the Government to revise its earlier ruling. Anthracite miners won concessions from the board of conciliation in Philadelphia.
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Board of Classification of the
United States General Appraisers
Philadelphia
Crimea Scientists Feed Trees Iron Salts Through Holes
An Imperial Society report describes Russian scientists inserting iron salts into tree trunks instead of soil fertilizers. Nine hundred treated trees reportedly show lush foliage and strong growth, with photographs presented to support the claim.
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Crimea
Imperial Society
Gigantic Wedding Feast At Quimperle In Normandy
A wealthy landowner hosted a lavish open air wedding banquet in Quimperle Normandy for his four children three sisters and brothers drawing 1600 guests. The feast featured five cattle sixteen lambs and ample wine and cider to quench the crowds. The event attracted wide attention as a display of opulence amid calls for religion in politics and a stray medical and consumer ad clutter appears in the same text.
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Quimperle
Normandy
Stories of Hunt Chief of Police of Portland Maine
Admirers recount a tale of Charles H. Hunt Chief of Police in Portland Maine at a dinner. He responds to a toast on The Police with a humorous line praising the police and their role.
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Charles H. Hunt
Portland
Maine
Hunt
Tried by Time Eugene E Lario endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
A Denver ticket seller reiterates prior statements praising Dean's Kidney Pills from 1899. He suffered back ache attacks worsened by sitting at a desk and reports the remedy completely stopped the pain. A free trial offer and mail order available. 50 cents per box through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and all druggists.
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Eugene E. Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Col
Dean
Mr. Lurie
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Senate clears canal report on first reading in Washington
Washington report says the canal committee report passed the Senate unanimously on the first reading. Senator Perz Sopo gave notice of an amendment to restrict the executive to the terms of the proposed law, as telegraphed by Mr Beaupre on the fourteenth instant.
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Washington, Special
State Department
Beaupre
Department of State
Canal
Senate
Perz Sopo
Household Abscairs and Homemaking Notes
Household tips on jar testing for preserves, summer candle lighting, sewing aprons with deep pockets, Old French casserole ware, and the value of fresh air and semiannual house cleaning to keep homes healthy and cheerful as discussed in the New Orleans Picayune.
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New Orleans Picayune
Berlin Salad and Other Dishes From Old Recipes
A fragment lists Berlin Salad with sardines tomatoes and onion, and a lettuce garnish. Also describes Roasted Tomatoes with butter and crumbs and Cherry Fritters with cherries, batter and fried servings, plus Coffee Souffle with coffee liquid, milk sugar eggs vanilla and gelatine, chilled and served with cream.
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Berlin
Peruna Endorsements From Notable Figures Across Rep. Brown to Hunter
Commodore Somerville Nicholson of the U S Navy praises Peruna as a sure cure for catarrh and recommends it to all sufferers. W G Hunter M D, U S Minister to Guatemala and ex congressman, states the remedy is efficacious and has benefited many of his friends. G R Brown ex congressman from Virginia also endorses Peruna, citing proven results and urging use for catarrh. The piece notes the shift in testimonials from wary to publicly sharing endorsements by prominent figures across social ranks.
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FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Caygiss & Co
Hall
S. Nicholson
W. Godfrey Hunter
U. S
Guatemala
Congress
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
W. G. Hunter
G. R. Brown
Martinville
Peruna
Switzerland
Walkirch-en-Brisgaw
Rome
Zare
Munter
Luzerne
Altorf
St. Gothhard Pass
Lugano
Como
Milan
Atlantic
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Unite States
Weismann Portrait Planned for 70th Birthday
Science notes the proposed celebration of Prof. August Weismann, famed for denying inheritance of acquired traits, on January 17, 1904. A portrait bust will be placed at Freiburg University’s Zoological Institute, with festivities inviting support from scholars and colleagues.
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August Weismann
Prof. Weismann
Zoological Institute of
University of Freiburg
Weismann
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