Monarch Edward VII Dead After Brief Illness in London
London reports King Edward VII died at 11 45 p m after a short illness. The prince of Wales succeeded as George V and the funeral was set for May 20 with lies in state at Westminster Hall and a ceremonial procession through London. Edward’s life is traced from birth at Buckingham Palace in 1841 to his long public career as diplomat and monarch.
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Illinois State News Highlights From Across Counties
Mrs Margaret Potter Black known as Margaret Horton Potter has been declared insane and committed to a sanitarium after a private hearing. The report covers Springfield voucher discrepancies and city finances, Rockford mothers’ concerns on crime reporting, Elgin physician fee hikes, Yorkville drowning, Hyde Park pigs in Hyde Park, Chicago freight contract talks, car thefts, and a Paxton wedding of John Swords and Martha Van Buskirk.
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Illinois Congress of Mothers
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Yorkville
Fox River
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Claim Street
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Paxton
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Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Claims Many Cures
An advertisement cites testimonials from Mrs. W H Burcher of Jeff erson Towns and Mrs C W Dunn of Glenwood Iowa claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health after childbirth fatigue and female troubles The copy promotes the remedy as a thirty year standard treatment offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum on Broadway Armory Tour
In a street scene near the Twenty second Regiment armory at Broadway and Sixty eighth street a guide loudly spells out Def en dum as a deaf and dumb asylum while a young passenger mocks it, prompting a puzzled aunt and a brief exchange.
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Colorado Irrigated Ground Sparks Train Banter
A Midland railway official returning from Glenwood Springs tells a girl on the train how productive Colorado irrigation is. He says the soil makes girls' feet grow, prompting her witty reply that some Colorado men may be walking on their heads.
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Remedies Too Costly Scratches Out Bruise and Felon Advice
An Atchison Globe note urges abandoning two old remedies raw beefsteak for bruises and bacon for a felon as outdated. The column humorously argues modern readers should skip these traditional household cures.
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