Open Letter to Women Promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health. Mrs Morton of Cincinnati reports severe back pain fatigue and loss of appetite improving after use gaining fifteen pounds and plans to recommend the medicine. The letter urges others to try the product and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Drar
Pincham
Lydia EK
Pinkhaim
Noted Iowa Questions Music Test and City Water
Des Moines notes from May 13, 1901 report state work stoppages due to corn prices. Attorney General Van Vleck clarifies that special music teachers are supervisors and regular teachers need not teach music. Des Moines Water Co extends mains to army post. wartime water demand to be met. An army small arms school will operate at Cedar Rapids range June 10 for five days under Col. Cook. Fire insurance firms plan a political push to repeal unfavourable laws, organizing districts and a bureau for information. Governor names Iowa representatives for a national tax conference in Buffalo May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Barrett
van Vleck
Iowa
Huw
Army Post
Des Moines Water Company
South Corporation
South Ninch Street
State Range
Cedar Rapids
Thomas F. Cook
Algona
Ramze
Iown
Savery Hotel
Buffalo
John Imterriott
Stuart
John Downiv
Des Moines
W. I. Babb
Mr. Pleasant
W. W. Witmer
W. W. Baldwin
Burlington
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
N. M. Pusey
Conneil Blais
Ry 3. Chase
der Moines
Kitchen e Blames No One on De Wet Chase
New York May 9 Lord Kitchen ers long dispatch dated March 8 describes his futile efforts to catch De Wet and apportions neither blame nor praise to British commanders. The Tribune London correspondent notes the dispatch does not suggest near conclusion of hostilities in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchene
New York
Lord
The Saskatoon District Offers Vast Settlement Prospects
The Saskatoon district in Western Canada attracts American settlers with fertile soil and a promising climate. Lands near railway stations comprise choice alluvial loam and lighter foam soil, both highly productive and well suited to crops, stock raising, and dairy farming. The South Saskatchewan river and abundant grasses support large hay yields, with dry conditions and ample water and fuel. Summer frosts are rare, winters are dry and pleasant, and artificial drainage is unnecessary, making this region ripe for farming and ranching opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Saskatoon
South Saskatchewan
O.r
Saskatchewan Valley
United States Boundary Line
Douglas Factory Expands to 6000 Shoes Daily
Brockton Massachusetts report notes W L Douglas plans to enlarge his shoe factory now operating at 500 dozen daily. The upgrade adds 16000 square feet and new 400 HP engine plus 150 HP boiler to support future growth. Weekly payroll will be 22000. Salesmen run 25 percent higher due to better shoemaking and advertising. Full page ads will run this week in major city papers and Youth s Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Youth's Companion
Brockton
Mass
Times
Grain-O New food drink replaces coffee in shops
Advert says Grain-O is a brown grain beverage replacing coffee, safe for children and adults, made from pure grains with easy digestion. Priced 23 cents per package, sold by grocers in five and ten cent packages. Also notes blue dye for whitening laundry and a long distance telephone boast.
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City Bank
Lynn
Lycia E. Pinkiam Mapking Co
Hall & Ruckel
Land of Plenty
Department of Interior
Ottawa
N. Bartholomew
Fifth St
Taber
Man Free
Dr. Tapurn Manufacturing Co
Peoria
Linois
Bere Meyer
Risa
Donnas
W. L. Donnas
Mrockton, Mass
Phillips
Western Canada
U.S
MYFG
Jersey City
N. J
Douglas Factory
L.T. Greist
St. N.E. Washington, G
Phelps Brown
O. P. Brown
Ecla
Newbureh
St. Louis
Hacheney-Boynton Land CO
Germania Lite Bidg
ST. Paul
Minn
Aonathernate
Leonard
Hamburg
Leonard & Co
Chicago
Stag
Wetmore’s
C. Wetmore Tobacco Co
America
Maatan 7
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