Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Cited By Woman For Recovery
Carrollton Kentucky woman Lillian Tharp describes years of female weakness and disability then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her improvement after twelve bottles and renewed energy. She now works at a state hospital and recommends the remedy to friends. A note recalls a humorous line about a man traveling 4000 miles to take baths.
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Carrollton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lillian Tharp
S 6Th St
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
The Goddess Luck and the tumult of Fitzhugh in Chicago
A sensational tale follows Daniel Randolph Fitzhugh as he wrecks an auto, is saved by Kathleen Otis, and pursues wealth amid archists and anarchists. He confronts Esther Strom, extorts ten thousand dollars, feigns wealth in bogus stock dealings, and entangles with Henry Hunt in a volatile Chicago milieu.
Fitzhugh Builds a Casino of Crime in Chicago
Daniel Witzugh a Western style millionaire hunter and actor hides as a swaggering con man in Quigg and Peevy offices on La Salle street. He schemes with partner Quigg and banker rivals while plotting a grand mail order scam and a high stakes poker game that nets him thousands. Henry Hunt lures him with a wheat deal tied to a bear raid led by Symington Otis.
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Daniel Randolph Fitzhugh
Chicago
Esther Strom
Fitzhugh
Symington Otis
Otis
Kathleen Otis
Esther
Kathleen
Nikolay
Quigg
Forse High Stakes
Henry Hunt
New York
Quigg & Peevy
la Salle Street
Daniel Witzhugh
Liverpool
Peevy
Witz
Pitt
America
Witzhugh
Fitz
Bewreen
Fitzhugl
Hunt
Burton & Burton's
Board of Trade
Jlunt
Pere
Queen Bee Gold Mine Stock Deal Stumbles on Rival Move
In a tense exchange, Pattington is blocked from taking a thousand Queen Bee shares as Blake moves to buy the remaining stock. Quigg reveals knowledge of eastern investors and a plan to thwart Pattington, while Fitzhugh paces outside awaiting further instruction.
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Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Lincoln
Neb
C. P. Russell, Secy
Lincoln Telehone “& Telegraph “Company
Telephone
Idg
Lincoln, Neb
Queen Bee
Mr. Pattington
Mr. Quigg
Blake
Quigg
Flo
Bil
Fitzhugh
Charles Carroll Dies at Ninety Six Last Signer of Declaration
Symington Otis hints at a continuation about Charles Carroll the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. The 183e note recalls Carroll’s death on November 14 at age ninety six after studying law in France and England and returning to America to pursue liberty as a political writer. He retired to private life twenty two years before his death.
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Charles Carroll
France
England
America
London's Rise Overtakes Paris as World City
The text notes Paris as the world's largest city for centuries until late in the 17th century when London surpassed it. In 1680 Paris had about 600,000 people while London reached 530,000, reflecting Tudor era trade and commerce growth.
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London
Paris
Money of the World and War Echoes
Official data from the mint shows the world money stock at about 30.686 billion dollars in American terms. An ex-soldier notes peace limits and sounds of battle fade, while a judge restraining a woman from talking is questioned as a useless measure.
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Mint
Diamond Dyes Guaranteed for Easy at Home Dyeing
Advert promises women can dye any fabric type including wool silk and cotton with Diamond Dyes. It claims step by step directions in each package ensure rich fade resistant colors and guarantees perfect results even for beginners. druggist color card available.
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Eac
His Change to Get Even
A returning ex soldierburglar enters a dark house and steals valuables. He recognizes the sleeping occupant as his former top sergeant and, after a hesitation, retrieves a plan to set an alarm for 3 am before leaving.
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Buck
Bureau
Sector
Discreet budgeting hinted in a household exchange
In a brief kitchen conversation Mrs. Torldns proposes economizing on meals while ensuring Charley does not overspend on downtown lunches. The dialogue suggests careful fiscal planning within a family.
Airy Heir Tale Headlines A Yale Record Snippet
A fragmented line from the Yale Record hints at a lighthearted note about an heir and a male figure. The odd wording suggests humor or satire typical of campus papers. No clear event or names beyond Yale context emerge.
Hiram Evidently a Snober on Sleeper Car
A very fat couple boards a New York Pennsylvania Station sleeping car, the woman takes the lower berth and the man the upper. The man struggles to reach the top bunk with help from porters and passengers. During the night the train rests beside a line of noisy hogs, prompting a comic outburst about Hiram snoring and unable to turn over.
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Pennsylvania Station
New York
Hiram
Invention to stop subscribers from listening on party lines
A reader notes a mean man living with them mocks a young boarder and jokes that an invention could silence subscribers on party lines. The piece mentions a honeymoon and a wife confessing marriage motives, with inward reactions hinted.
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Vie
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William
Red Cross
Nebraska
Kennedy & Parsons CO
Jones St
Omaha
Sioux City
Gilliam’s Photo Shop
O St
Kodans
Lincoln Photo Supply Co
Eastman Kodak
Dept. K
O St. “Ncoln
Knudsen Automobile Company
Farnam St
ANCOM
Sanitarium Sulpho Saline Springs
Lee
Reamne
Idiwin Ball
Bowe
M. VanBuuren
G. Kr&lry
Highland St
Grand Rapids, Mich
Spehn
Spom Medical Company
Goshen
Money of the World
Yale Record
Tim
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
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