Lydia Pinkham’s remedy lauded for nervous prostration relief
A distressed woman describes severe nervous prostration and bodily pains, attributing relief to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Adele Williamson of Atlanta and Della Keiser of Marienville praise improved health and return to normal life after using the product.
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Boston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aliss Williamson
Lydia I
Pinkham
Adele Williamson
N. Boulevard
Atlanta, Ga
Lydia SE. Pinkham
Della Keiser
Marienville
Grain-O and Defiance Starch in a Home Care Ad
An old advertisement extols Wizard Of tea coffee substitute Grain-O made from pure grains promising health for children and cost comparisons with coffee. It promotes Defiance Starch in a 16 oz package for 10 cents with a money back guarantee and notes general household usage and slogans.
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Defiance
Java
Five Years to Prison for Neligh Bank Officers
Judge Munger sentenced C. Reimers and son Howard Remmers to five years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary for wrecking the First National Bank of Neligh Nebraska. Sentence suspended for ten days to allow appeal. Charges included falsifying tax records, banking losses, and forgery.
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CMAHA
Neb
C. Reimers
Defunt First National Bank of
Neligh
Howard O. Remmers
Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Munger
Judg
Reimers
Charles Ro Alder
Allder
Tral
United States
Comptroller of the Treasury
Remers
J) Whitmore
Clarion prisoner dies by own hand after rape arrest
Seren Peterson, a farmer near Clarion, was arrested on a rape charge and jailed awaiting grand jury action. While alone in the jail, he killed himself by hanging during the sheriff's absence. The case involves a 15 year old hired girl who aided in housework.
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Clarion
Seren Peterson
Peterson
Suit for $4000 damages over railroad bonds
John C. Watson sues John M. Clapp Co of Philadelphia in district court to recover 4000 alleging they held bonds worth 40000 and obtained judgment against Otoe county in 1875. He claims the bonds were placed with him for collection with a 10 percent fee and that Clapp Co gained possession by unfair means.
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Nebraska City
Neb
John C. Watson
John M. Clapp & Co
Philadelphia
Missouri Pacific
Otoe County
Watson
Clapp & Co
National Civic Federation plans national taxation conference
NEW YORK March 15 The National Civic Federation issuing a call from New York for a national taxation conference at Buffalo on May 23 and 24 invites governors to appoint delegates along with state tax commissioners and legislative committee members.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Buffalo
National Guard Election Called to Fill Vacancy
Lincoln Neb March 16 officers of the first regiment Nebraska National Guard will vote March 27 to fill the vacancy created by the promotion of Lieutenant Colonel Harry L Archer to colonel. Company IX of the First regiment at Columbus may parade with arms April 9 as Shiloh veterans celebrate.
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National Guard
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska National Guard
Harry L. Archer
Killain
Columbus
Shiloh
Organize Anti-Saloon League in Stromsburg Neb
In Stromsburg Nebraska on March 16 a mass meeting heard Rev Dr Kearns of Lincoln speak. An anti saloon league was organized with over 200 signing the membership list to close saloons and enforce the Slocum law as nearly as possible.
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Stromsburg
Neb
Kearns
Lincoln
Dinsmore Returns to Kearney Jail After Conviction
Frank T. Dinsmore, sentenced for murder of Fred Lake in Odessa, was moved from the state penitentiary to the county jail in Kearney by Sheriff Funk after nearly a year in custody.
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Dinsmore
Kearney
Neb
Frank T. Dinsmore
State Penitentiary
Fred Lake
Odessa
Funk
Alleged Kidnapper In Court In Omaha
James Callahan, linked to the Edward A. Cudahy Jr. kidnapping, was moved from a county jail cell to arraignment before Judge Baker. He pleaded not guilty to three informations alleging false imprisonment for thirty hours and robbery of $25,000. Trial scheduled for March 20.
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Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Agen 3
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
Mentary
Baker
Edward A Cudahy
Various ads and notes from a 19th century issue
The text compiles an assortment of advertisements and notices including travel sales for Milwaukee to Chicago round trips and regional rail excursions, grain beverage claims, patent medicines, dyes, and household goods. It mentions pricing hints, generic health tonics, beauty products, and promotional slogans, reflecting a crowded advertisement page.
Broken Bucks Repaired and a Student Recovered
A Chicago University student who broke his neck in the gym on October 24 has fully recovered after surgery and treatment. The report notes the case among recent advances in spinal injury care and cites the university medical work.
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Cass Reporc
University of Chicago
Gold Lined Goose Report Captures New Westminster Interest
A sensational find near Vancouver reports S12 worth of grain gold in a wild goose crop after a shot at Pitt bate. The shore sandbars along the Nubergs Momus estuary have long been known for potential gold but remained unprospected until now.
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New Westminster
Vancouver
Pitt Bate
Prize Editions Bring Large Sums at New York Sale
Five editions from American authors sold in Arnott collection sale in New York last week realized over 7000 dollars. The top lot was the first edition of Thinthorne's Panshawe fetching about seven thousand dollars.
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Arnott
New York
Tan
Tinthorne
Six Time Leg Injury Leads Wheeling Man to Fatal Update
Edward Contat, a Wheeling resident, suffered leg injuries in a series of accidents over several years. Each incident caused severe harm including leg amputations and continuing health challenges.
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Edward Conta
Rveioat Guemin
Wheeling
Paoosufia
Fragmented morning scene recalls a hidden love note
The narrator describes a cold dawn with frost on windows and a damaged bathroom bulb. An improvised pond forms in the tub as outside air chills the space and a muffled letter arrives from Juggins, the housemaid loved by the narrator, who is now pensioned. Five hours pass since a prior message.
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Pat Qacist
Juggins
Kaiser and S Emperor Williams Parade at Stelin
The Kaiser and the Emperor Williams attend a parade where the Kaiser shows heart and presides, sharing a moment with veterans and arranging a horse for his former sergeant. The text notes a busy crowd and a formal, ceremonial review amid unspecified figures and details.
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Willams
Stelin
Lygun
St.ndme
Ap Ordotk
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W. J. Douglas
Faust
W. L. Doughis Shoe Co
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Parner Hrighton
Markey
Cale Dehorner
S.J. Brighton
Fairfield
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Goethe
Cruzetsta
Nebraska
Federal Court
Wasses
Crase
Ssulton Rasilond
Laneous State News
Conference On Taxation
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Ticino
Oh Toware
Milwaukee & St Paul
Rayway
Chicago
Milwaukee
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North Dakota
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Cores
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Fiso
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