Mothers guide to aiding a girl through puberty by Lydia Pinkham
A mother should vigilantly support her daughter as she grows into a thoughtful woman. The text urges using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during puberty changes and cites Miss Good’s letter from 1890 describing irregular menses, nervousness, and poor color as evidence of the remedy’s advice.
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Ito
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Good
Povxitam
Miss Peart
Washington
Semple
Tyler
National Magazine
Louise
Washington, D. C
Perris Medicine Co
Columbus
Perunna Medicine Co
Ohio
Change in Attitude on Port of Russia Eases Russo-China Talks
Washington reports no official confirmation on Russia’s withdrawal delay as China talks drift in diplomatic phase. War Department awaits State Department guidance while General Chaffee could steer any withdrawal, similar to Pekin advance, with Adee acting as secretary of state during Hill’s cold.
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Russia
United
Washington
War Department
State Department
Pekin
Adee
Hill
Griggs
German loan taken over by major banks in Germany and U.S.
Berlin announces that Disconte Gesellschaft along with Nord Deutsche Bank and others have taken over 0,000,000 marks of imperial treasury bonds maturing in 1904 and 1905 with the National City Bank of New York a cooperator. New York Life Insurance Company closes negotiations for taking 5,009 of the German government loan worth 20,000,000 dollars in this city.
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Berlin
Disconte Gesellschaft
International
Nord Deutsche Bank of
Hamburg
M. M. Weldburg Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
National City Bank of New York
Imperial Bank
United States
New York Life Insurance Company
Confession Clears Suspect in Mississippi Robbery Case
Henry Peyton in custody in St. Louis confessed in Captain Reinold's office that he robbed the safe at the big mercantile in Clydesdale Mississippi. The admission will exonerate George Simmons of Clydesdale who had fled home due to the family’s shame.
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ST. Louis
Henry Peyton
Sioux City
Captain Reinold
Four Courts
Clydesdale
Miss
George Simmons
Population figures for Topeka as of 1900 census
The census lists Topeka Kansas population at 33,608 in 1900, up 2,601 from 1890 or 8.39 percent. It notes the 1890 figure was 31,007 and the 1880 population was 15,452, reflecting 100.67 percent growth since 1880.
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Topeka
Washington, D. C
Kan
Smallpox Cases Found in Wheeling Village Health Officials Say
In Wheeling near Grant County Indiana eleven smallpox cases were detected by health officers after weeks of exposure. The illness, treated as chickenpox, affects the village and surrounding school community.
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Sox- Muncie, Ind
Wheeling
Grant County
Postmaster Removed At Kansas City
Walter M. Davis, assistant postmaster at Kansas City, has been removed by the local postmaster. No reason given. action to be confirmed by the postmaster general. Chicago to host horse show October 29 to November 3 at the new coliseum on Wabash Avenue under the New Chicago Horse Show association. A Memphis dispatch reports a mob hanged three black men near Hunica Mississippi after breaking into the jail. no shots fired.
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Washington
Walter M. Davis
Kansas City
Chicago
New Coliseum
Wabash Avenue
New
Chicago Horse Show Association
ST. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Memphis
Tenn
Hunica
Missa
Frank Brown
Frank Cheshire
Oak Landing
David Moore
Dan Boswel
William Brown
State Levee
Live Stock Market Brief From Omaha and Chicago Reports
Market notes show a weak end to the week with light cattle offerings and cautious buying due to bad weather. Hogs sold fairly active at mostly steady to slightly lower prices, while sheep and lambs sold steady with good demand. Cattle trade was slow with few buyers and a quiet scene overall.
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Thomala
Omaha
Cate
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed as Market Holds Steady
Cattle receipts total 13 000 with steady market. native steers around 4.25 to 4.75, Texas cattle 2.25 to 9.25, stockers and feeders 4.60, bulls 2.40 to 4.33, calves 200, market steady. Hog receipts 8 00 with weak to lower market. heavy hogs 5.12 to 5.30, mixed 5.10 to 71.22, yorkers 5.25 to 5.30, pigs 3.50 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 1 00 with steady market. lambs about 3.60 to 5.25, muttons 2.00 to 3.65.
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Texas
Galveston Disaster Death Toll Climbs as Rescue Expands
Houston reports list 2701 Galveston dead with many bodies unrecovered or unidentified. Thousands of refugees arrive, with 4 shelters set for aid and 800 of 3500 taken in by relatives. Lawrence steamer turned over to Galveston relief chief to speed interior transport as boats increase.
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Houston
Tex
the Post Today
Galveston
Maiiand
Jones
P. G. Lowe
Lawrence
Adjutant Scurry
Outside labor to clean the city hired in Galveston plan
Gov Sayers in Austin meets relief committees and approves importing 2000 outside laborers for sanitary work along the storm battered coast. Locals may focus on own losses while debris removal takes about four weeks. Galveston residents are given priority to tend their property.
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Austin
Tex
Sayers
Galveston
Magnetic Starth Promises Cure All For Army And Households
Odd collection of ad lines touts Magnetic Starth laundry starches teething syrups and patent medicines. Claims include 25 percent foreign ers in the regular army and a Monaco princess as first Hebrew on a European throne while promoting products from Acme Mfg Co Kansas City and Dr Kline's Nerve Kentore. An actress joke closes the page.
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Monaco
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Industry Snippet Try
An old advert notes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with price listed at 75 cents. A Chicago skyscraper story angle cites tall tales from the city. Carter's Ink manufacturers claim forty years of experience and offer a free publication titled Inklings. A world coal industry fact estimates about 1.5 million people employed in coal mines.
Fragments From A Bent Page Of Strange Advertisements
A jumble of 1900 era ad copy and notes mentions 8,000,000 acres, German illness insurance, magnetic starch, Beeman’s Pepsin Gum, Piso’s Cure, and hair products. The passage shows product pitches, personal testimonials, and odd claims about dyes, starch, and remedies with scattered names and places.
Kroger Chancecs Residence Removal Noted
Lorenzo Marquez reports on September 15 that President Kruger ordered the consul from the Netherlands at Herretto’s home to the district governor’s residence, indicating a political relocation within the city.
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Kroger Chancecs
Lourenzo Marquez
Kruger
Herretto
Netherlands
Bonds on deposit must be rendered for public funds
Assistant Treasurer Spalding instructed banks holding 2 per cent bonds on deposit to surrender them immediately and substitute other bonds or see deposits reduced. The bonds on deposit total 2,188,500 dollars.
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Washington
Spalding
Imperial decree allows women to practice medicine and chemistry
Vienna announces an imperial decree granting women the right to practice as physicians and chemists under the same conditions as men. The order, issued today, marks a milestone for women in professional science careers within the empire.
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Vienna
Mark Twain Plans Hartford Return After Travel
Mark Twain announces he will soon return to his Hartford home in response to a friend's question about traveling. He says he travels for his family, wishes to settle in one place, and jokes that writers should not be persuaded to move. He compares Bunyan's luck in prison and notes that loving others ensures love.
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Mark Twain
Hartford
Conn
Old Bunyan
Notable Cecil Family Dominate English Society
Lady Gwendolen Cecil heads the Salisbury household and is hailed as a top English mathematician. The Cecil family is highly accomplished with the marquis skilled in electricity and chemistry and having edited from income. Lore Cecil stands out as a leading political writer and worker in the islands.
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Gwendolen Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Cecils
Lore Cecil
Islands
Chicago Professor Appointed to German Dictionary Project
Dr. J. H. Breasted, Egyptology professor at the University of Chicago, has been named by the German emperor to supervise the publication of a new Egyptian dictionary. The lexicon will aid students worldwide in studying hieroglyphics in museums.
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J. H. Breasted
University of Chicago
Germany
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