Unofficial returns show Wilson reelected in close race
The article reports that unofficial returns indicate Woodrow Wilson as president for a second term with Thomas R Marshall as vice president. It notes tight margins in California New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota and Minnesota prompting calls for recounts by both parties. It also covers House and Senate standings and state prohibition results.
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Illinois News Brevities summarize local trade and public concerns
Chicago buyers and dealers debated Chinese egg shipments at six cents a dozen with calls for a federal probe while Borden denied a corner on eight million dozen eggs. Officials urged export taxes and faster coal car movement to avert shortages as Elgin factory life shifts toward six day schedules and a notable Orpet trial aftermath in Lake Forest echoes.
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Remarkable statement on Lydia E Pinkham remedy in Englewood
Mrs. E Sheldon of 5657 S Halsted St Englewood Ill credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her painful Change of Life symptoms after doctors failed She says she spent 1900 on doctors without relief and urges other women to try the medicine for relief and potential life saving benefits The notice cites medical experts noting limits of scientific treatment and invites readers to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyma Massachusetts
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Not Knocking, of Course. Jinks-What is the limit in this club
A humorous exchange about limits in a club followed by a quip on conversation and education. The scene includes Binks and a judge and ends with the commercial pitch for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as liver and bowel regulators.
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