Made Well and Strong from Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Louisville era advertisement recounts women cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ulceration and other female troubles. Mrs Hall of Bardstown and Mrs Woop of Christiana claim relief and renewed strength, praising the remedy's roots and herbs and offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jospa Hall
Barda_ town
Christiana
Tenn
Mrs. Many Woop
R.F.D
Terrific storms sweep broad regions causing deaths and damage
Severe storms across the Midwest and South kill and injure many, with heavy property damage and disrupted communications. Tornados and high winds hit Chicago, Pittsburg, and other cities. Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee report casualties and crop loss amid blizzards and snow in the Midwest.
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Chicago
Midle
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Mississippi
Horn Lake
Desoto County
Miss
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Cheago
Kansas
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Oshkosh
Wis
Little Rock
Nevada
Clinton
Rembrandt
Rapids
Iowa City
Denison Peanut Factory Planned by Texas Nut Co
Denison prepares to host a large new peanut factory by Texas Nut Company with Cleveland offices, investing about 25000 dollars in plant and gear. The plant aims to operate year round if peanut supplies allow, boosting local acreage and market activity for peanuts and hay valued at ten dollars per ton.
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Lealcom
Texas Nut Company
Cleveland
Denison Boat of Trade
Texas
Denison Denison Board of Trade
Denison
Denison Board of Trade
Oil boom hits Dein Texas field near Hillsboro
Oklahoma and Texas dispatches report a new oil field at Dein twenty miles northwest of Hillsboro drawing intense interest. Beaumont oil experts have leased four hundred acres and plan a new well on May 10, as teams scout prospects and local towns respond to the development.
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Hillsboro
Tex
Dein
Here
Beaumont Oil
Local editor scoffs at roguish tales in Dallas paper
The Dallas Times Herald mocks a recent Record and Chronicle robbery story and parodies three separate rumors from Denton Bonham and nearby areas. The pieces describe a patent hen nest that lays two eggs, a drunken turkey gobbler hatching eggs, and a Rhode Island Red nesting high in a tree. Col J D Whayne confirms the gobbler tale and plans to expand the scheme next season to hatch eggs cheaply and sell gobblers for profit.
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Dallas Times Herald
Record and Chronicle
Times Herald
Roosevelt
South Africa
Dan F. Sullivan
Denton
Bonham
Mr. Sullivan
Newt White
Lamasco
Rhode Island
White
J. D. Whayne
Court House
Col. Whayne
Trial of Negroes Monday in Marshall murder case
Grand jury indicts Creole Mose Pie Hill and Mat Chase for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Walter Huffman and wounding Constable Cargill in Marshall Texas. Hill Chase and Mat Jefferson charged with assault to murder highway robbery and using arms. Attorneys appointed for each defendant and trials set for Monday.
Turbulent National News Across the Nation
Reports from across the United States note a mix of political, legal, and local incidents. Allison Id elected chair of the railroad commission. Rev Barte of Waco called for sermons. a tornado in Douglas Kansas kills Louis Aytes and injures ten others. Fort Worth plans a May 12 Democratic primary to choose a new mayor. Secretary of War Dickinson tours Colon on the Panama Canal inspection trip. Missouri Senate amends bank guaranty bill. House likely not to concur. Beach Hargis convicted of patricide, sentenced to life in Irvine Kentucky. Supreme Court case in Ross County Ohio votes wet by 2,000 after tense contest with militia. President Taft urged bigger signal corps and aeronautics funds. Japan cited as cotton industry competitor by Gov Draper. Dr J Q Spradlin faces jury over alleged murder in Dallas. Public notices include Oklahoma banks surrendering charters to state laws.
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Abey
Allison Id
Ten Avenue
Oklahoma Nationaal
Gov. Draper
Massachusetts
Japan
Taft
Signal Corps
J. W. Hill
Dallas
Church Extension Board
Supreme Court
Dallas to get pay as you enter street cars venture
A roundup of regional notes includes Dallas planning pay as you enter street cars, a Goiley county fire with limited loss, Goldfield Nevada offering 50005 for the Jeffries Johnson mill, the Dallas coliseum fund at 46000 raised, and other national events from Adana fighting to a tornado in Missouri and local political shifts.
Dallas appoints Sturdly R. L. Cornwell chief of police
Gov. John A. Johnson weighs candidacy for Minnesota senate seat. Florida Senate approves a bill restricting voting rights to white males. Texas Baptists report more than 106000 dollars raised for home and foreign missions.
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Staturdly
R. L. Cornwell
Dallas
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Florida Senate
Various Texas and national notices span resignations and reforms
Parsons of the K of P home in Weatherford resigns with J B Burchard succeeding him. The Washington supreme court affirms Secretary Wilson on bleached flour. New York arson fire injures and kills. Sulphur Springs hosts a railroad discussion crowd. Bilis, missing Gatesville man, found by brother. A Great Lakes Seamen strike begins with 6 000 members. Fort Worth Presbytery acquits Reverend Caldwell. Pontotoc grand jury finds no evidence against Ada lynchers. Watt Goodson preserves savings in an old fruit jar. Ignatius Ralf dies saving six year old Adolph Reiss who survives. Arkansas pursues Waters-Pierce Oil with penalties up to 5 000 000. Memphis extension loan fund raised by 15 509 yearly. Geo S Sexton recommended as assistant secretary. Dallas fatalities prompt fines for intoxication in aftermath.
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Parsons
K. of P
Weatherford
J. B. Burchard
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Wilson
New York City
North and South
Q. A. Bilis
Gatesville
Hot Springs
Ark
Seamen's Union of the
Jacksonville
Ignatius J. Ralf
Houston
Adolph Reiss
Arkansas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Extension Board
M.E Church South
Memphis
Theeneral Fund
Geo. S. Sexton
Dallas
Nora Tygon
Lizzie Kerns
Various political and social updates across 1900s era news
Reports note Castro may sue France for expulsion, Manuel Amador dies, Mrs. Leadford killed by Birmingham streetcar, Gates denies Waters-Pierce buying Texas property, Roosevelt party lions count, smallpox outbreak at Adana, Japanese warships welcomed in San Francisco, Eliot Harvard gift reaches 120000 dollars, potential gubernatorial candidate Mills, Confederate monument plan, Ellis reappears in Cincinnati, Lee statue unveiling at Memphis, Kansas deposit insurance charter, Kassim barracks mutiny, storm toll 224 dead 404 injured 2 million in damage, legal cases and indictments in Texas, dry movement to include Cooke county, Pickering to survey Texas, Texas Central on Jim Crow law, Tennessee adjourns after sweeping prohibitions.
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France
Manuel Amador
Panama
W. E. Leadford
Powdery
Ala
John W. Gates
Waters- Pierce Texas
Roosevelt
Kermit
Adana
San Francisco
Chas. W. Eliot
Harvard
H. Mills
Austin
Washington
Sons of Veterans of the North
Q. A. Ellis
Gatesville
Uneinnatl
Stephen D. Lee
Memphis
Kansas
Kassim
Constantinople
Paris
Comanche County
Grand Jury
E. C. Gaines
J. W. Reese
Gaines
Comanche
Cooke County
Supreme Court
Pickering
Mars
Texas
Hamilton
Texas Central
Eastland County
Tennessee
Patterson
Mexican Youth Stabbed to Death in San Antonio Feud
Frank Castellano aged nineteen a Mexican was stabbed to death late last night near his San Antonio home after a long standing feud. Police are seeking another Mexican named Valdez in connection with the incident.
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San Antonio
Tex
Frank Castellano
Valdez
Jury selects ten in Lane murder trial for stepdaughter Bel Nix
Corsicana Texas May 4 Ten jurors were chosen for the case of J P Lane charged with killing his stepdaughter Miss Bel Nix on March 7 The trial attracts high attention.
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Lane
Corsicana
Tex
J. P. Lane
Bel Nix
Abdul Hamid Is a Prisoner in Salonica
Abd ul Hamid II, deposed ruler of the Ottoman Empire, is to be kept a prisoner in a large walled house above Salonica. He will not face trial, and his life will be safeguarded with a generous household. The move follows reports of potential wealth abroad and aims to prevent another coup.
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Constantinople
Empire
Abdul Hamid II
Salonica
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Yildix Palace
Mohamed V
Leishman
United States
Ecourt
Sabah Eidine
Letter from J F Ler from Taylor OklahomaApril 26
J F Ler writes from Taylor Oklahoma twenty seven miles north of Henrietta describing farm prospects He reports corn yield about 45 bushels per acre cotton at one quarter bale per acre bollworms cut cotton in half Wheat crop promising and many plan to plant cotton this week He notes rain on the 19th and mentions a singing school in Aubrey Texas and eagerness for the Record and Chronicle readers back home in Roanoke and Justin
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J.ffler
Taylor
Okla
Recording Chronicle
Texas
Oklahoma
Denton County
Henrietta
Clack
Aubrey
Record
Chronicle
Wife
Roanoke
Justin
Ranchman Kills Mexican After Quarrel Near Range
Range Texas May 4. Late yesterday at a ranch near here James Tomlinson shot and killed a Mexican Bruno Gonzales as the result of a quarrel. The incident occurred on a rural property and authorities began inquiries into the shooting.
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Range
Tex
James Tomlinson
Bruno Gonzales
Bell County Telephone System property sold at court sale
Belton Texas May 4. The property of Bell County Telephone Co. was sold today under court order for 25000 dollars to H M Daugherty J B Cameoi and Jos Brailey.
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Belton, Tex
Bell County Telephone. Co
H. M. Daugherty
J. B. Cameoi
Jos. Brailey
Buckeye State Prohibition Battle in Chillicothe
Wet and dry election opens with tense scene in Chillicothe Ohio. Women patrol polling places while detectives work for dry forces. Rev Eldredge of Cincinnati’s Anti Saloon League arrested for violating the 100 foot limit. Sheriff Swope and Judge Goldsberry swear in 100 deputy sheriffs. Park of Portsmouth attacked with a steel knuckle blow.
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Chillicothe
Rev. Eldredge
Cincinnati
Anti- Saloon League
Swope
Goldsberry
Rev. Park
Portsmouth
Cutting cotton in Texas to starve boll weevils
W C Welborn of Texas A&M reports a 1908 experiment: cutting cotton stalks in mid October after picking to remove green squares deprives boll weevils of breeding sites. He estimates low cost and potential yield protection, arguing for legal backing and rewards to enforce harvesting and stalk destruction.
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College Station
Tex
W. C. Welborn
Texas Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Dead Letter List for Denton Texas May 2 1909
Denton post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending May 2 1909 with names in Ladies and Gentlemen sections. Letters to be sent to Washington May 16 if not claimed. one cent per letter advertised. Postmaster note requests advertisement confirmation.
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Denton
Texas
Washington
Lina Baker
Vean Bow
Elmo Wright
Imee Tling
John B. Schmitz
P. M
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