Lydia E Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound Story
A biographical sketch of Lydia E Pinkham, born Lydia Estes in Lynn Massachusetts, detailing her early teaching, marriage to Isaac Pinkham, and her work with herbs to create Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It covers the 1873 income shift during the financial crisis, the family effort, pamphlet distribution, newspaper advertising, and the enduring legacy of Pinkham’s methodical record keeping and advisory work for sick women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhams
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia &. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Lydia EB. Pinkham Seok
Kham
Missouri Attorney General Hadley Ill at Home With Typhoid Fever
General news item notes Missouri Attorney General Hadley ill at his Jefferson City home with typhoid fever. It mentions George H. Mastick and Ferdinand Butterflett confronting Mrs Lily Livingstone, and a lake county California incident. Also reports on Willim J. Bryan tours, Chicago wage strike demands, a New York gasoline explosion injuring 18, and police per capita statistics in Spokane and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri
Jeffermonity
George H. Mastck
Ferdinand Butterflett
Lily Liingtry
Jereey
Lake County
Cal
Chicago
New York
Governor Pattison Health Crisis and Seattle Heist Tale
North West news reports Governor Pattison of Ohio hospitalized with a malignant prostate growth and possible operation. Dr A Marrott of Baker City died suddenly from heart failure. A Yakima jail escape nearly succeeded, two burglars among the hopefuls. Severe freeze damages in Whitman and Franklin counties hit turkey red wheat and club crops. A Seattle burier climbed ten stories to steal from the Elks secretary desk but left without the cash. In Spokane, Grandman Huth Coston, known client, resides at Deaconess Old People's Home after three years in Pullman. A Portland arrest for Peter Tortartos innocence clear, tied to a fraud plot by Fred Sibaldi who vanished with money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Ohio
A. Marrott
Haker City
Walt
Yakima Jal
Weing
Whitman
Franklin
Portland
Peter Tortartos
Francisco
B. Vilvade
Weilm
Ma Ourboan
Fred Sibaldi
Siba
Tortortel
Horses Needed to Restore Coast Supply, Yohnka Argues
William Yohnka argues in Rural Spirit that restoring horse supply to 1896 levels would require 30 years of steady breeding and notes migrations to inland areas have exhausted ranges. He cites Washington and Oregon exports, rising farm work needs, irrigation expansion, and rising local horse prices as range breeders leave the land. He warns five more years of decline could end horse breeding on the coast and stresses demand from American trade and Alberta expansion.
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William Yohnka
Pacific Coast
Fin
Mr. Yonka
Hormese
Oregon
Washington
Amaka
Amelkai
Alberta
Euch
Ceres
Alaska
Fir ties and lumber use for St Paul line construction
The St Paul road will use Washington and Oregon fir for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge materials and ties. Tests showed fir stronger than oak or hemlock for railroad use. The line’s expansion will allow hauling its own supplies, reducing reliance on outside mills as it builds into new territory. President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Williams
Road
Seattle
Washington
Campa
H.C. Henry
Railrroad
Oregon
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chamberlain
St. Paul
Judge Ellis Leads Pendleton Candidate Favorite in Oregon race
In the Second congressional district strong support for Judge W. R. Ellis is reported across multple counties. Estimates suggest Ellis will secure a majority in most eastern counties and outperform rivals in Umatilla and Morrow, indicating he will attract more voters than other candidates in those areas.
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Pendleton
Portland
W. R. Ellis
Orekom
Umiatii
Morrow
Hotel Pendleton Arrivals And Remedy Advertisement
A list of hotel arrivals including H T Newhouse Rochester J J Connor Waho T G Halley later Charles Clayton Denver J B L Peare La Grande G H Westgate Albany Pauline Lederle La Grande J W Sawyer Walla Walla Miss J o F Cutron Walla Walla A Schultz Portland M J Maloney 81 Joseph O Mack and wife New York N B R Kruse Send ley FS McMahan Portland C B St Louis WH A Arthur and wife Ha ker City J C Moore N Vir Sighew Seattle W W Jalil Beattie W W Webber Wall Walla George Steven Walls Walla EB EL True Walla Walla Dr Blandon Walla Walla O F Hubbard Olympia CL Wy Cir lise Seattle Mrs N Le Cappel Sett le Mr and Mrs A F Cole Patterson L Thomas and wife Ratner A B E Galloway Portland K C Lacour Portland S H Stearn Bono G 4 Huffman Pendleton W Osmo Portland Charles W Baker Dar Grovide T G Kill in Portland G S Youngman Portland. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tor advertised as a cough and cold remedy. It opens the bowels and relieves coughs and croups. Sold by Tallmon & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Pendleton
H.T. Newhouse
Rochester
J. J. Connor
Waho
T. G. Halley
Later
Charles Clayton
Denver
J. BL Peare
la Grande
G. H. Westgate
Albany
Pauline Lederle
J. W. Sawyer
Walla Walla
Joseph
O. Mack and Wife
New York
N. BR
Kruse
Sendley FS
McMahan
Portland
St. Louie
WH. A. Arthur Aid
Haker City
J. C. Moore
N. Vir Sighewis
Seattle
W. W. Jalil Beattie
W. W. Webber
Wall Walla
George Steven
Walls Walla
Washington Man Elected President of National Rathfaid Body
John P. McMillan of Washington was elected president of the National Association of Rathfaid Commitvilonor by a 22 to 21 vote on the seventh ballot after Joseph Rice of Missouri withdrew on the sixth. Separate ad notices tout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach restorer and digestant sold by Tallman & Co. Military bounty warrants are being bought by W. D. Field of Overland Look, Bolwe Idaho.
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R. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Washington
John P. McMillan
National Association of Rathfaid
C. Co. McChord
DOOM
Joseph Rice
Missouri
Orother
W. D. Field
Overland
Look
Bolwe
Idaho
Arm and hand found in Conconully district
A severed arm and hand of a woman was found by a Doge in Conconully Washington. No missing woman reported in the area and no medical college closer than Spokane. The discovery has caused widespread excitement.
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Doge
Medical College
Spokane
Joseph Briggy Acquitted in Chicago Murder Case
Joseph Briggy was acquitted in Chicago of the murder of Hans Peterson killed by robbers a year earlier. Briggy had previously been convicted of the crime and sentenced to hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Briggy
Chicago
Hans Peterson
Briggy
Grower’s Market Deals Highlight Money Bucks
A brief market item notes deals at the grower’s venue with money bucks promotions and vendor participation. Key players include local growers and traders. The piece emphasizes pricing, availability, and the event’s regional economic impact.
Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Remedy
Catarrh believed widespread and incurable historically. Ball's Catarrh Cure from K. J. Cheney & Co claims a constitutional internal effect. Offers $100 for false cure, urging readers to consult circulars and purchase through local druggists via The Toledo, Ohio firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Cheney & UN
Koledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Kor Sare Modern $-room House and Property for Sale
Cor Sare two story residence with basement 30 by 42 feet three lots and outbuildings including harness room and dairy shed. Sidewalks. Wilson property with one or two lots or entire parcel in debt inquire at the offices of Mrs C C Van Orsdal.
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Kor Sare
Wilson
Debed
Mrac C. van Orsdal
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Estes
Masa
Ates
General News
Willim J. Trvan
Europe
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India
Cairo
Mintea
Tho
Jacob Stair
Akron
Walker
Tiele
Swift
Proare
Sagemore
Mare
Northwest News
Elves’ Lodge
All Drummiste
Ely Brow
Warren St
Milwsukee Tour
Pacific Coast Materials
Judge Ellis
Kennedy
Tallmon & Co
Schilling
Lax
Uwents
Parma Fern
California Fig Syrup Co
John
Pendleton Drug Co
Alexander
Easen- Thala
Schwarz & Greulich
W.D. Fletcher
ASD Jeweler
Court Street
Sanitary Barber Shop
Eagle Bath Smaving Pansons
Main Street
ST. Ghonge
Eagle
Hotel ST. George
J. H. Estes
Court Hour
Thone Main
Pondieton
Rece
Mke
Avery
Robinson
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