Four Facts For Sick Women Venion To Consider
An advice column promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It claims the remedy cures backache nervousness irregular menses and related issues and offers free guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The appeal urges all women to write for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Tulip
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Womanly duties and social quirks in turn of century notes
A collage of social observations on marriage duties, pranks of husbands, love letters influencing a breach of promise verdict, France allowing trousers for women, and the era’s remedies and fashions. Notable lines reference Equitable Society, Madame Rejane, and cures for liver and consumption.
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France
Neo
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Atlantic Ocean
Madame Rejane
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Promote Comfort Shoes
In a Pinch use Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It rests the feet and cures corns bunions swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25c Sample mailed free Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy N Y
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Allen
Eli Druggists
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Japan’s Modern Education System in Formosa Prosperous
The article notes substantial success from Japan’s establishment of an up-to-date education system in Formosa, highlighting progress in schooling facilities and instructional methods, reflecting broader modernization efforts under Japanese governance.
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Japan
Formosa
One Cake of Cuticura Soap and One Box of Chticura
Cured baby’s awful hater. A sister eighteen months old suffered two years from a spreading skin problem. It scabbed over cracked and oozed watery matter. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the condition cleared completely with no scar. Signed Lillie Chase Walker.
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Lillié Chase Walker
Tremont Street
Wood
Many Die in Firedamp Explosion at Collins Colliery Wales
A firedamp explosion at Collins Colliery in Wales leaves numerous fatalities. Rescue teams search the mine as engineers investigate gas buildup and safety failures. Local officials declare a period of mourning and coordinate with mining authorities.
Welsh mine disaster at Wattstown claims 126 lives
An explosion at United National Colliery No 2 shaft in Wattstown Rhondda valley devastates the mine. Rescue efforts press on through foul air as officials report 126 total fatalities with 59 bodies recovered and hundreds of spectators at the mouth of the shaft.
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Cardiff
Wales
United National Colliery Company
Wattstown
Rhondda Valley
No. 2
No 1
South Wales
Veteran Black Hawk Mexican Civil Wars veteran praises Peruna
Captain W. W. Jackson of Washington D C aged eighty three and a physician by training describes severe stomach catarrh lasting years. He reports immediate gradual relief after using three bottles of Peruna and endorses it as an infallible remedy. He credits Dr S B Hartman of the Hartman Sanitorium Columbus Ohio with endorsement.
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W. W. Jackson
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitorium
Columbus
Ohio
Gone Eight For Life Made by Al leged Murder
A report claims life was taken in a murder case involving an alleged suspect. Authorities probe leads and the case arouses community concern as investigators seek clues and motive.
Powers Held in Newport Jail After Transfer Dispute
Caleb Powers charged in the William Goebel murder case is jailed in Newport across the river from Cincinnati under U S marshal custody and federal jurisdiction orders. A jail fight over his cell led to destruction of the Powers cell. he will remain in custody while quarters are arranged and federal trial prospects loom. Also William Whyte alias Duke Francis Whyte alias William Waldorf Goelet, ex state prisoner and revivalist aide, is sentenced to three years in San Quentin for burglary.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cochran
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Frankfort
Newport
Newport & Conir
Peger
Humbold
Ploezger
Houbold
Powers
Pleger
London
Rawlins
Wyo
William Whyte
Duke Francis Whyte
William Waldorf Goelet
State Penitentiary
Revivalists
Biederwolf and
Chapman
Denver
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Fremont Boy Drowns in Platte River Near Fremont
Albert Easter ten years old, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Easter, drowned in the Platte River a mile southeast of Fremont. He swam with his younger brother and Albert Olsen. The current was treacherous and the body was recovered at about five o clock two hours after the drowning by Leopold Moller two miles below the scene.
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Fremont Bay
Fremont
Neb
Albert Easter
Platte River
Brothe
Albert Olsen
Leopold Moller
Crookas Deen
Virginia
Crusk
Frank Duleval
McNish & Graham
Ames
Qura Fellows
Thareed
Warner
Ellows
Wooodiver
Grand Island
Grimes
Beatrice
von, Wans
Qinaha
Swift stockholder charges Harvester officials with rebates and fraud
Rodney B. Swift, a stockholder, files a bill against the International Harvester Company alleging fraud in patent sales and demanding an accounting. He seeks to stop rebates to railroads and to recover alleged illegally exacted sums, detailing rebates totaling over 3 million from Illinois Northern and 500,000 from Plano branch through Chicago West Pullman and Southern, with total rebates since 1902 over 1 million. Swift accuses directors of profitable yet unlawful operations, seeks court action to end certain purchases and curb anti-competitive moves, claiming damages up to 5 million and calls for dissolution of voting arrangements and restraints on monopoly schemes including the binder twine trade167
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Rodney B
McCormic
the Harvester Company
Swift
Th Company
Jo Tis
McCormick
Harvester Company
Ilinois
Plano
The
Chicago West Pullman & Southern Railroad
Illinois Northern Company
International Company
Nore
Cyrus H. McCormick
Charles Deering
George W. Perkins
William C. Lane
Harvester Company To the Cxntent
United States
Plymouti Coréage Company
Ose
Satirical snippets and global oddities mix in quick record
The item compresses quips about marriage and social trends alongside a string of curious facts: England’s insane to sane ratio, German forest area, U.S. and Brazil social notes, Berlin baby carriage licenses, and Russia tea kettle production. It reads as a rapid miscellany column with varied topics and light humor.
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Germany
England
Cicago
Russia
United States
All Saint’s Chizcn
Sheffield
Great Britain
Brazil
Berlin
Mexico
Allen Olmsted Wins Legal Victory for Foot-Ease Trade Mark
Allen Olmsted of Le Roy New York won a Supreme Court injunction with costs against competitors who imitated his Foot-Ease powder. The ruling blocks sale of powder resembling Allen’s in form or design, protecting a famous trademark and nationwide advertising efforts.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Supreme Court of
New Awark State
Mr. Olmsted
United States
Allen S. Olmsted
Bolmes May Now Escape Washington Probe
Acting Attorney General Hoyt received papers from Secretary Wilson on the cotton investigation. U.S. District Attorney Morgan Tr. Beach will conduct a full inquiry into the legal and administrative aspects, starting soon and covering all details of the statistics involved.
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Washington
Hoyt
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
United States
Morgan Tr. Beach
Beach
Drowning at Dragon Boat Festival Collapse
A mut shed over the West river near Saton collapsed during dragon boat celebrations, drowning more than 500 Chinese as a large crowd watched from the banks. The incident occurred as dense crowds gathered to view the races.
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Victoria BG
Empress of India
West River
Saton
Que- Bide Saul
Anton
Entomology Hobby Highlights World Insect Collection
A Philadelphia Press line notes the old professor’s notable hobby of entomology claiming the greatest insect collection. It also echoes a casual aside asking about a dog, reflecting light local commentary.
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Philadelphia Press
Trail at the Lewis and Clary Exposition Shrinks
Five Hundred are Drivewey in Portland, two major attractions at The Trail at the Lewis and Clary exposition have ceased operations amid financial losses. The shows allegedly suffered from a Sunday closure ban and a 25 percent gross receipts bonus demanded by fair management, making profitability impossible.
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Drivewey
Portland
Fair Management
Bloodshed on a Steamer: Twelve Die in Robbery Murder
New Orleans reports a brutal pirate style murder aboard a small schooner off Honduras. Robber and killer Robert McGill ambushed thirteen aboard, killing twelve and wounding Elsie Morgan before she was left for dead as the boat drifted toward the mainland.
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New Orleans
Hans Holm
Bratteo
Honduras
Rosiva
Atilla
Carlos
Olympia
Ruatan Fruillo
Belize
Truillo
Sne
Tilia
Robert McGill
A!l
Elsie Morgan
Walter Rose
Mrs. Rose
Mainland
Mrs Rose
Miss Morgan
Nebraska Notes Mixed Local Updates and Incidents
Nebraska notes record contract awarded for a new Burlington depot to William Worthman of Seward and land appraisals for condemned land in Fremont. It also covers a series of local deaths, divorces, a drowning recovery, new buildings in Bloomington, a lockjaw case near Beatrice, school appointments in Oakland, cattle litigation, a robbery incident in Gibbon, and various court actions in the region.
Chiefs Last Address at Street Fair in Chadron
In Chadron Nebraska a Stony tribe display featured a war dance drawing about 150 braves. The event highlighted a speech by the renowned chief Red Good, leader of the Ogallala nation, amid regalia and body paint.
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Chadron
Neb
Red Good
Fatal Explosion Near Jolinsa Injures Workers
In Johanson Nebraska Charles Finch a laborer died and Samuel Wyriok an engineer was seriously hurt when a traction engine exploded near Jolinsa. The blast ignited a straw stack and farm workers battled fire to prevent spread to nearby structures. Authorities investigated the accident and identified the involved laborers.
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Jolinsa
Johanson
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ACE Against Harvester Trust
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