Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured
A testimonial letter from Mrs Allia B Timmons of Poplar Bluff Missouri praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling pregnancy. The ad claims many women have had children after use and urges readers to write for more information.
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Lydia F. Kham
Poplar Bluff
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Allia B. Timmons
Almond St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Bfe
Lydia E. Pinkham E
Orphans for sale at Woman's Exchange in New York
A New York report describes the sale of war orphans through the Woman's Exchange at Madison Avenue and 43rd Street. For 36 dollars a year, a French orphan can be kept in its own home with its mother, with options to fund full education or adopt war orphans via the Fatherless Children of France at 665 Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Woman's Exchange
Madison Ave
43Rd St
America
France
Fifth Ave
Home burglar trap kills wife in West Virginia
In Fairmont West Virginia J Arthur Shaw a baker set a back door string trigger rifle trap after two robberies while he worked away from home His wife returned with their children and the rifle fired entering her brain she died minutes later The incident follows two daytime burglaries at the same house and Shaw had the trap set to deter future break ins.
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Fairmont
W. Va
J. Arthur Shaw
Cork leg saves man from intended suicide in river
Chester, May 11. Thomas Dolan, using a cork leg, floated in the Delaware River after leaping from a boat in a personal crisis. Charles McAllister pulled him from the water and he was taken to a hospital. Dolan said he was glad to be rescued as the water was too cold for a death by own action.
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Chester
Thomas Dolan
Delaware River
Charlies McAllister
Dolan
Drinker’s Wife Wins $20 000 Damages
Mrs Ida M Heaton of New York City won a verdict of 20000 dollars from William R Talbot Beacon New York a hotelkeeper for failing to stop sale of liquor to her husband R S Heaton The suit relied on a rarely used section of the liquor tax law and parts of the decision highlighted Talbot’s refusal to halt liquor sales to Heaton.
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New York
Ida M. Heaton
William R. Talbot
Beacon
N. Y
Talbot
Rival’s Teeth Break-In Costs Man $20 Fines
Mapes New York May 11 Seven false teeth belonging to Frederick Therion were broken by Jean Beaulieu during a quarrel over a photograph. The incident in the village led to fines and court costs totaling twenty dollars.
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Mapes
N. Y
Jean Beaulieu
Frederick Therion
Beaulieu Allegedly Attacks Therion Over Picture Request
In court, Therion testified Beaulieu went to Beaulieu's house to request a picture. Beaulieu allegedly grabbed an umbrella and jammed its tip into Therion's mouth, causing a broken seventeenth. May Callahan noted as part of the account.
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May Callahan
Beaulieu
Therion
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