Rose Hennessy Praises Pinkham Cure From Lexington
Lexington poet and elocutionist Rose Hennessy details her recovery from uterine inflammation and ovaritis after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes improved health within two months and urges other women to try the remedy, citing widespread favorable results and free advice from the company.
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Rose Hennessy
Lexington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Min Prondam
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Mass Row
Broadway
Mua
Tavon
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia Prans
Ackers
North
Sumner St
Nashville
Tenn
Adrift in Faulty Prose and Ancient Echoes
The fragmentary text mixes mock proverbs and garbled quotes from Culverwell Mire and Washington Star about authentic Athenians, with notes on motherly care and a nurse's advice. It references a Roma n site near Matmata in Tunisia, noting a Roman farm ruin from the second to third centuries A D and traces of a Roman civili en.
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Africa
North Africa
Tripolitania
Matmata
Pericaud
Tunisia
Inherited Brain Forms Linked to Heirs in Trio of Executed Brothers
A Collier's Weekly theme notes heredity of bodily traits including brain structure. Observations of three executed brothers Wills, Burton, and Fred Van Wormer from New York show marked general likeness in brain form and a rare shared feature, suggesting brain architecture may be inherited alongside facial traits, without linking to crimes.
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Collier's Weekly
Pryey
Wills
Burton
Fred van Wormer
New York State
Alffering
One Kind Action A Day In Language Reflections
A reflective piece urges daily kind acts to spread happiness, with a playful arithmetic showing how one kindness per day accumulates to thousands over years. It also savors language history noting the empress dowager of China learning English and a historical note on English suppression post Norman conquest and Hanoverian reigns.
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China
House of Hanover
George 1
Tea and debt riddle from a playful verse
A whimsical rhyming fragment questions when a man is truly over his head and in debt. It contrasts chaffing lines about a child without parents and a brand name, ending with a pun about owing for a wig.
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Schilling
Fine Tea as Delicate Pleasure and Real Comfort
A short note on tea describing it as a refined pleasure and genuine comfort for daily life. It suggests tea's soothing value and its role in quiet moments. The piece emphasizes tasteful enjoyment and everyday coziness.
Old Roman Bread Found At Pompeii Bake Shop
Archaeologists uncovered the best examples of ancient Roman bread in Pompeii after Vesuvius erupted in 78 A D. Four dozen loaves were dug from a single bake shop, revealing details of ancient baking.
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Pompeii
Northwest Notes Tells of diverse early 1905 regional incidents
Reno judge critical after taking a developing solution believed medicine. Sheriff Benner of Great Falls jailed for four counterfeit checks. Exposition guests invited for Portland opening. Government orders Nevada saloons closed. Mary A Clark dies in LA aged nearly 92. Moyer named to American Labor Union council. Pullman gambling rooms robbed of 366 dollars. Cripple Creek murder trial finds self defense. Uintah railroad orders two track autos. Nevada Power formed to supply Goldfield mines. Ranger identifications link suspect to Cody bank attack. Denver corruption cases, including Cochran and Lowry, quashed. Maples Saloon shooting in Wash. Long and Fredericks draw. Japanese exhibit lead named Youmoto Kusunibiki. Portland depot death of James Goodfellow. Davenport dies of apoplexy in Missoula.
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Mary Andrews Clark
Wiliam A. Clark
Montana
J. Rows Clark
Los Angeles
Clark
Charles H. Moyer
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
American Labor Union
Pullman
Io Tacoma
William Gladden
Arequa Gulch
Cripple Creek
Colo
Uintah
Mack
Uintah Reservation
Utah
Quincy
Nevada Power Company
Goldfield
Nevada
Bishop Creek
Sierras
Wide-Ranging World News From Around the Globe
Tei reports the Russi has bought Anthony J Drexel's steam yacht Margarito for 650000. Fall River manufacturers reject arbitration by the Neti Civic Federation. Over 1,000,000 Christmas trees were harvested for New York and Boston. British warships sail to Tonga Islands to annex them. Nellie Tracy and May Johnson died by accidental gas asphyxiation in San Francisco. Robert B. Lee steamboat sank after snag strike near Craighead Point with all aboard saved. Secretary Wilson names H Webster of Kansas to head the hairying division. Four more wood and alcohol deaths raise Kentucky toll to ten. two more dying. Secretary Shaw asks 15000 to eradicate scabies in sheep and mango in cattle. King Peter signs a press law curbing Servian press freedom. Moscow governor condemns popular government and press and meeting freedoms. Pitcairn cutter wrecked. Coffin drowned. three youths escape eight miles in rough sea. Copenhagen press accuses War Minister Madsen over Danish gun factories aiding Russia. Dr. Leroy S Chadwick and wife Cassie indicted for forging 5 million note signed Carnegie. Alcazar surrounded by tribesmen. French consul and a British subject demanded. Chicago bell-boys gang busted. nearly 10004 recovered. Columbia University prize fund announced for US-Latin America relations. Ascension enters with joy. Caballero to leave country, not banished. St. Petersburg critics downplay Kekwan fort capture. Fred Jones kills Mrs Goodrich and Constable Gray then shoots self. Ten thousand idle men in South Chicago to gain New Year work. Illinois Steel mills restart. Norwegian-American steamship line proposed with 2.6 million capital between Sweden/Norway and New York.
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Gresb Mountains
New York
Boston
Sydney
Tonga Islands
Nellie Tracy
May Johnson
San Francisco
Robert B. Lee
Craighead Point
Tenn
Wilson
H. Webster
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Henry E. Alvord
Beaver River
Kentucky
Shaw
King Peter of
Servia
Moscow
Pitcairn Island
Coffin
Alcazar
Tangier
Alcasa
Chicago
United States
Columbia University
Jobs Barrett
Panama
Ascension
Paraguay
Caballero
St. Petersburg
Kekwan Mountain
Port Arthur
Fred Jones
Newfane
Libby Goodrich
William Gray
Jones
Lllnois Steel Company
Sweden
Norway
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Supreme Court
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Chas. W. Cochran
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Mullins
Ed, Smith
van Asselt
Wash
Smith
Havre
Mont
Louie Long
Oakland
Cal
Kid Fredericks
Spokane
Youmoto Kusuibiki
St. Louis
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James A. Goodfellow
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Portland
Missoula
Will H. Davenport
Davenport
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Tei
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Fall River
Neti Civic Federaty
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