Painful Periods and Relief from Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
The article promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for painful and irregular menstruation. It cites Miss Irene Crosby of Savannah Georgia praising the remedy and urges readers to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance while noting many women have been helped by the product.
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Irene Crosby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Charlton Street
Savannah
Ydia E. Pinkham
Defiance Cold Water Starch Says 16 Ounce Pack
Housekeepers are urged to buy Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry as each 16 oz package costs the same as 12 oz rivals. It claims to never stick to the iron and to be free of injurious chemicals. grocers holding 12 oz stock are advised to replace with Defiance.
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Defiance
Defiance Starch Guarantees Largest 16 Ounce Bag
Advertises Defiance Starch as the biggest and best with money back guarantee. Claims a 16 ounce bag priced at 10 cents and invites customers to try it now.
Oneidas Sacred Stone Emerges From Forest Hill Cemetery
At Forest Hill cemetery in Utica New York a historic oval stone sits on a grass plot. The Oneida tribe once revered this stone as a sacrificial altar linking to their origin near the lake named for them. In 1849 the stone was moved to the cemetery with Onondaga presence and a final Oneida rite. Today the tribe has lost its identity.
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Forest Hill
Utica
N. Y
Oneida County
Stockbridge
James Gregg
Ononeogon
Gain In Asiatic Exports During Ten Months Ended April
US exports of domestic produce to Asia reached 99.62 million dollars in the ten months ending in April, up from 49.97 million a year earlier. The rise nears 50 million or 100 percent, with Asia surpassing combined exports to South America Oceanica and Africa.
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United States
Asia
South America
Oceanica
Africa
Europe
Canada
Light and Race Theory From Dr Woodruff
Dr Charles FE Woodruff investigates tropical light effects on white men to test if skin pigmentation blocks actinic rays that destroy flying protoplasm. He links sun exposure to colonization success and explains blond Brunette and negro distribution by outdoor life and light. He cites authorities to back his claims.
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Charles FE. Woodruff
Europe
Mediterranean
Central
Africa
Woodruff
European surgeon urges operation for all appendicitis cases
Dr Maragliano argues that appendicitis can change rapidly and that early or even preemptive surgery is the only logical treatment. Some cases improve with medical care, but delaying until after acute symptoms may render many patients unsavable.
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Maragliano
Reminiscences of William OBrien and Tobacco Trade Notice
William OBrien M P is at work on reminiscences recalling his Cork Daily Herald start in 1869 and Irish political events, including prison experiences. The piece also quotes J C Buxton about Winston Salem's lead in plug tobacco production, noting 32 million pounds last year and rising output.
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William O'Brien
Cork Daily Herald
Dublin Caatle
Winston Salem
N. C
J. C. Buxton
Old North State
Washington Post
Peace Treaty Drawn by Noted International Lawyers
Experts in international law work on a treaty of peace between Japan and Russia. Henry W. Dennison, a Vermont native and long time adviser to Japanese foreign office, and Professor Frederick De Martens, renowned Russian authority on foreign affairs, lead the drafting. Dennison has served as a U S attache and consul in Japan and was decorated with the grand cordon of the Rising Sun. De Martens, born 1843 in Pernau, is a senior foreign affairs official and longtime council member in Russia’s ministry.
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Henry W. Dennison
Frederick de Martens
Japan
Russia
Dennison
Vermont
Foreign Office
Baron Komura
Department of State
Washington
Yokohama
de Martens
Man Rescues Family and Favorite Pipe from Floods
Elijah Purcell and family faced worst flood in years as Codorus Creek rose. Spectators urged evacuation while he waded waist deep to save his wife and valuables. He returned for a final act rescuing an old pipe, declaring he could not leave it behind.
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Codorus
Pennsylvania
Elijah Purcell
Eyes In the Darkness Depths Describe Deep Sea Life
A French writer notes ocean depths from 28 000 to 30 000 feet with near zero temperature and perpetual darkness below 1 280 feet Plants without light cannot survive and animal life becomes carnivorous Sight organs disappear yet light remains In a German exploration ship a fish with enormous eyes was found at 6 400 feet Phosphorescence occurs in deep sea hollows with organs that flash light.
Entertaining French Guest Ponders Oyster Bay Visit
A polite Frenchman asks if the president visits Oyster Bay in summer. The American host confirms the habit, noting it occurs during the heated season. The exchange ends with a joke about hunting oysters in Oyster Bay.
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Monsifeur
Oyster Bay
State buys tract near penitentiary for 220 acres
The Nebraska board of public lands and buildings paid 220 acres north of the penitentiary to a banking company in Ohio. The deal was 22 000 dollars, derived from penitentiary lands sales in Seward and Lancaster counties. Some acres were taken by railroads, and options cited price per acre as 100 or total 22 000. The case involves W M Folsom of Lincoln as representative for the owner.
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State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Penitentiary
Seward
Lancaster Counties
Ohio
W. M. Folsom
Lincoln
Kelso Ordered to Account in Pender Court
In a suit filed in Pender by George, John, Helen, and Eva Johnson against their guardian D A Kelso deputy sheriff of Thurston County, the 30 days to file accounts elapsed. County Judge King ordered Kelso arrested and brought to court where he was given three hours to present accounts. It is alleged Kelso has not yet accounted for over $500.
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West Point
Fillmore County
August Zilmer
Stanton
Edwin Oxford
Omaha
Charles Oxford
West Uint
Mormon Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winter
Leigh German Lutheran Church
Leigh
Minnesota
John Squires
Decatur
Uehling
Great Northern Railway
Cuming County
J. F. Berger
Dakota County
Frank Sams
St. Paul
Europe
Harry Moore
Ashland
Pender
George
John
Helen
Eva Johnson
D. A. Kelso
Thurston County
King
Kelso
Denver Passenger Falls From Train Near Chester
David Scott, a Denver rider from Falls City on train 15, fell about three miles east of Chester and was badly bruised. The doubleheader train halted as rescuers searched for him. his injuries were described as serious and potentially Unable to determine full recovery.
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Fer
Burlington
Chester
David Scott
Denver
Falls City
death of Jay Tumpkin from live wire accident
Forty row: Jay Tumpkin aged 25 died after contact with an electric live wire at Torrey and Halls restaurant in Albion. He had come to Albion from Elgin.
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Albion
Jay Tumpkin
Torrey & Hall
Elgin
Nearly Stung by Bees Hurts Hampton Farmer
Hampton August Stripling a well known farmer living about a mile from town was badly stung when he mowed over a wild bee swarm. He collapsed before reaching the house and lay unconscious for hours while Dr. Gleason treated him. He showed signs of recovery after the doctor pried his jaws and administered medicine.
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Hampton
Stripling
Gleason
Burglar Hides Identity In Rich Residence Case
In David City, a burglar identified himself as Henry C. Hill after breaking into Dr. R. G. Rich’s home. He pleaded guilty in justice and district court to three counts and received a ten year penitentiary sentence.
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David City
R. G. Rich
Henry C. Hill
Justice Court
Horsethief Is Sentenced by Judge Good
William Hill the horse thief pleaded guilty before Judge Good and was sentenced to eighteen months in the penitentiary.
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Wahoo
William Hill
Holcomb Declines Re election Candidacy
Chief Justice Silas A Holcomb will not seek re election due to health. He authorized a statement saying he would decline the democratic nomination if tendered and would not be a candidate.
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Silas A. Holcomb
Speaker Cannon Visits Farm on Train Trip
Speaker Cannon of the national House of Representatives arrived by train and drove to his farm in the Logan valley to inspect the crops and observe farm conditions.
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Speaker Cannon
Pender
National House of Representatives
Logan Valley
Boy Dies in Duff Grain Elevator Accident
Francis Sipe, 9, died at Duff Grain elevator where his father James Sipe acted as agent. While loading a car from a bin, Francis and his younger brother climbed into a wheat bin to play as the elevator ran by horse power, and the boy was smothered.
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Bartley
Francis Sipe
Duff Grain Company
James Sipe
Francis
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