Open Letter to Women: Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Detroit reader Mrs. Gus Voce describes severe back pains, headaches, and sleepless nights eased after trying Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with allowing sleep, appetite, and strength, avoiding an operation her doctor warned about. The letter promotes a fifty year legacy of the product.
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Had Enough on Opening Night Stage Incident
A man in the stalls rose to leave during the second act and began to put on his overcoat. The actor-manager marched to the footlights and asked if he forgot there was another act. The stranger replied cheerfully that he knew and was leaving to miss it.
Illinois News Notes gathers Civil War veterans and local events
The Lincoln church extends a call to Rev. G S Sutton of Girard Kansas. Rockford's last Civil War nurse Mrs Trypsena Wilcox dies at 87 and Frank Tabaka the last Civil War veteran in Ivesdale dies. Knox county state’s attorney A J Boutelle will not run in spring election. McLean prize housing contest for Bloomington district. University of Illinois coed photos to be chosen by student vote at Urbana. Cement bids for state road projects unchanged in Springfield. Blackburn college dormitory near Carlinville to cost about 100000 dollars. Sandoval oil field yields oil still from most wells after 15 years. Decatur hosts a dog and cat show with 15 Russian wolfhounds. Illinois to have 61 delegates to Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Four-month-old William Cogdell loses one thumb at Victory Memorial hospital. Belvidere ordinance requiring 1 dollar aerial inspection fee faces repeal efforts. Ekerea students operate a campus wash and repair shop. Danville United States Fuel Co banquet dampened by police raid seizing whisky. Decatur man fined 1000 for drunken driving and sent to Vandalia state farm. Dixon swindler fronting weekly pay checks pockets 15 to 20 dollars. Taylorville jury convicts Tokoly of manslaughter in soft drink death case. Chicago editors of foreign language papers gather at luncheon with eleven nationalities present.
Rockford area groups push to end Sunday funerals
A regional movement by Scandinavian and Swedish religious societies in Rockford seeks abolition of Sunday funeral services. The report notes local clergy and communities debating a shift in funeral practice and religious observance.
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