Physicians Prescribe Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Doctors nationwide report success with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. A Fitchburg physician commends its efficacy across disorders, noting his daughters benefited and recommending it to patients seeking relief from painful or irregular periods bloating and other conditions. Mrs Pinkham's daughter in law offers free advice from Myon Massachusetts through a long lineage of support for women's health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia’ EK
Pinkham
8. C. Brigham
Brigham Park
Fitchburg
Mass
Lydia KE
Myon
Woman Prospector Claims Copper Gold Ledge in Death Valley
Lilian K Malcolm, an Indian half breed, travels with a native guide to the Funeral Mountains in Death Valley to claim discovery of a rich copper and gold ledge. She describes a perilous ascent, asserts the vein runs fifty to seventy five feet with more copper, and declares the find could open a new copper belt.
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Lilian
K. Malcolm
Nevada
Funeral Mountains
Death Valley
Lillian Malcolm
Chilcoot
Alaska
Mone
Miss Malcolm
Funeral Mountain
Funeral Range
Colorado
Clark Road
Malcolm
Bill Kee
Scotty
San Francisco
Wolves Sightings Spur Indiana Calumet District Hunt
In Calumet Indiana hunters report wolf tracks and nocturnal howls near Chicago. George Hamper killed a full grown wolf and had it mounted, while depredations persisted as wolves raided chickens and calves along the river, with no further shots inside the growing pack.
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Hamper
Calumet
Indiana
Chicago
George Hamper
Seven Years Ago a Rochester Chemist Found a Sine qua non Medicine
A Rochester chemist recounted how Donn's Kidney Pills cured his long standing kidney irregularities and back pain after seven years of suffering. He purchased three boxes and was cured, with the remedy sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. The ad also offers camping clothing advice and fabric recommendations for practical outdoor wear highlighting denim, corduroy, galatea, and Japanese crepe.
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Rochester
William Aranklin
Franklin & Falmer Chemical Co
N. Y
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
20000 Miles in a Gasoline Motor Yacht
A small motor boat logged 18055 miles in five seasons across the U S coastal and island waters. Its longest voyage covered 6258 miles from New Orleans up the Mississippi through the Great Lakes and Erie Canal to New York, then back via the Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico, Florida’s inside passage, and back to New Orleans in five months. The craft used 556 gallons of gasoline for the trip, averaging 5.9 mph from New Orleans to New York, 6.73 mph Chicago to New York, and 8.04 mph New York to New Orleans.
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United States
Sone Little
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Erie Canal
Hudson
New York
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Charleston
Jacksonville
Chicago
America
Leafy London Garden City Spirit in the Capital
London Magazine lauds the city as one of the luckiest places for vast gardens and open spaces that pierce the urban core. It notes flaws in view and layout but praises London as a model of eco friendly design and accessible nature amid brick and mortar life.
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London
Garden City
London Magazine
Early Bird Bride Weds Milkman Next Week
A humorous note from Famille Journal through Taler remarks on a new cook waking at 6 am without prompting, calling her a jewel and joking she will marry the milkman next week. The vignette captures light village life and social custom.
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Taler
Famille Journal
Cure for Eczema Promises Relief with Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Golding of Ayr Ontario Canada recounts severe eczema on both legs from knees to ankles. She claims Cuticura Remedies soothed and cured her, noting months of agony, discharge, and wasted tissue before improvement and ongoing use. She thanks the makers and wishes others relief. June 6, 1905.
France as a Power in European Progress
An excerpt reflecting on France's enduring vitality and leadership in European politics after upheaval, noting France as a potent sign of progress and its influence on the continent's future. A Speaker cites France’s resilience and continuing central role amid vicissitudes.
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France
Europe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Patent Office Affidavit
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, swears the firm will pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886, by W. Gleason. Henry? Notary Public. The cure is said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available. Sold by druggists. Provides Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
A. D
Yf . W. Gleason
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Coq
Toledo
Bridge Handicaps and Club Grading Debates
Vanity Fair argues that a club card committee or similar authority should set handicaps for regular players to fairly place strangers and thick skinned players. The aim is to prevent mismatched tables by aligning skill with competition, ensuring newcomers are not forced into unwelcome play.
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Vanity Fair
The Baby's Bottle Care Guidance
Simple guide urges extreme cleanliness for nursing bottles. Emphasizes cleaning the nipple with boiled water, using small potato pieces, Ivory Soap suds, and thorough rinsing before resealing with cold water. Written by Higanor R. Barker.
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Higanor R. Carker
Senate chaplain leans toward a peace message text
Fragmentary notice notes the United States Senate chaplain's inclination to send a peace themed message. It mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing teething remedy priced at 25 cents a bottle, with scattered references to children and gums.
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United States Senate
Baltimore American
What kind of a place is this woman’s club
A humorous exchange notes a women’s club with a door sign stating No Admittance Ex cept on Business, clarifying that the business is broad and inclusive. The dialogue hints at social roles and private spaces in a light, almost stage-Iike moment.
Five for a Cent How a Wood Handle Becomes a Penny Task
The New York Sun reports a man spent two years and ten thousand dollars to perfect a process making wood wire package handles at a fifth of a cent each. He details the factory line from basswood boards to finished handles and explains why he avoids patenting early inventions while promising higher output.
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New York Sun
Mr. Benbow
Kidney Trouble Tales Promote Peruna Remedies
Kidney and bladder issues are described by K C B Fizber of Sterling Kentucky and Mrs Geo F H Simser of Grant Ontario who credit Peruna with restoring health. The letter-writer notes prolonged illness ended after three months on Peruna, while Simser reports four years of poor health improved after taking Peruna and Manalin, praising the remedy’s kidney support and blood purification role.
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K. C. B. Fizber
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