Change of Life Relief via Lydia E Pinkham Plant Compound
A Kansas woman from Tola Iola credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending severe bloating and enabling her to return to daily work after two years of illness. She endorses the remedy for others facing the change of life and invites requests for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pickham
Tola
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mirs
D. FL Brown
Walnut St. Iola, Kan
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
wWomar
Resinol products praised for facial relief in 1912 notice
A Philadelphia PSA from October 27, 1912, extols Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing pimples and skin eruptions after years of trial with creams. It claims rapid results with Resinol Ointment and Soap, notes dermatological use, and encourages readers to obtain samples or orders through mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Psa
Reeburg
Frank
Fragmented OCR notes on shipping and food markets
Incomplete text discusses packing, transport of ferns and goods, and English sea trade. Mentions salts, fresh foods, and unusual care in long distance shipping. Contains corrupted phrases and appears to be a miscellaneous market or trade snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Quinine and Health Remedies Ad Advice From Old Ad
An OCR fragment advertises patent remedies and tonics claiming cures for stomach ailments and fever. It mentions Quinine like preparations and branded products as ways to brighten health, with vague notes on stomach relief and gum reductions.
Unclear fragment prompts local record summary
The readable text presents garbled phrases with no clear event, person, or organization to identify. It appears as partial OCR with names, roles, and actions that cannot be reliably reconstructed into a factual headline or summary.
Gotch Upsets Farmer Burns in Fort Dodge Exhibition
In Fort Dodge Iowa on December 19 1899 Frank Gotch from Humboldt defeated veteran Farmer Burns in an eleven minute bout. Burns declared Gotch the remarkable amateur and offered to train him to become American champion within months. Spectators roared as Gotch lifted Burns off his feet and escaped a double nelson.
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Armer Burns
Fort Dodge
Frank Gotech
Humboldt
Burns
Gotch
Marshall Green
Dan McLeod
McLeod
Laverne
Turk
Frank
Humboldt Lad
America
D Burns
Joseph B. Bowles
Driscoll and Moran Draw for Featherweight Title
Jem Driscoll the British featherweight champion and Owen Aloran of Cardiff fought a twenty round draw for the featherweight title at the National Sporting Club in London before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jem DriscOll
Owen Aloran
Cardiff
National Sporting Club
Track for Big Meet Heads to Philadelphia Penn Favored
Outlook points to Franklin Field Philadelphia as the site for the next intercollegiate track games with Penn seen as the likely host as favor from the public supports the Quaker City.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Penn
Quaker City
New Skating Record Set by Edmund Horton
Edmund Horton of Saranac Lake New York set a world record in the 220 yard hurdle event with 2345 seconds. Robert McLean retains his championship by winning the mile event.
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Edmund Horton
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Robert McLean
Baseball gossip and manager chatter in early 1900s era
Baseball figures discuss pitchers and managers plans. Eddie Plank and Ira help Gettysburg coach. McConnell and Sweeney headline the battery. Tesreau and Meyers form a heavy duo. Thorpe's loss stings American amateur pride while Gotch outlines wrestling drills for would be attackers.
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Eddie Plank
Ira
Gettysburg
Tanest
McConnell
Sweeney
Tesreau
Meyers
Alahmount
Zbyszko
Tuthill
Tigers
America
Thorpe
Fielder Jones
Dec Scanlon
Phillies
Zimmermans
Heine
Cubs
Willie
Brooklyn
Eddie
Newark
Chance
Glendora
Jersey City
Johnny Evers
Gotch
Kansas City
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Milton Stock
Giants
Vitt
Detroit
Harvester Stallion Not Priced by Billings Fend
Horsemen applaud Co. K G Billings for refusing to set a price on The Harvester world champion trotting stallion. Reports say Russia offered 100000 for the horse with a follow up bid of 86000 in rubles, declined to preserve the stallion’s status and avoid criticism from breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K. G. Billings
Billings
Russia
Harvard Football Schedule Changes for 1913
Harvard’s 1913 football schedule is being completed with notable changes. Dartmouth and Amherst drop out, Vanderbilts absent, Cornell returns, Brows moved, and Norwich replaces Amherst. Games include Maine, Bates, Williams, Holy Cross, Norwich, Cornell, Princeton, Brown, and Yale with Cambridge as home.
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Harvard
Crimson
Dartmouth
Amherst
Vanderbilt
Cornell
Dartmouk
Norwich University
University of Maine
Cambridge
Bates
Williams
Holy Cross
Princeton
Brown
Yale
Berlin 1916 Olympic Plan Aims 30 000 Athletes Review
New York athletic officials report plans to mobilize 30 000 athletes from across Germany to pass in review before Emperor William on June 8 at the Grunefeld stadium dedication. German leaders aim to adopt American training methods with government support to field a strong team. A preliminary Olympic meet is planned by university athletes next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Berlin
Empire
William
Grunefeld
Wisconsin QB Gillette Named Louisville Training Coach
Eddie Gillette, former University of Wisconsin quarterback and all western star, has been appointed coach of the Louisville Manual Training School squad for next season. He will move to Louisville after graduating in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Louisville
Eddie Gillette
Louisville Manual
Gillette
Why incubator chicks die and unpicked grapes rule
A Capestang vineyard owner faced a fine and costs for picking grapes left on vines after harvest. A Beziers court affirmed a 1779 law declaring such grapes the property of the poor, convicting the woman for collecting them despite her harvest.
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Capestang
Beziers
France
Cuticura Heals Child's Red Spots and Blisters Fast
A Terre Haute reader recalls curing her four year old nephew’s facial rash with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The treatment cleared the skin in about ten to twelve days with no scarring, and the family notes the ointment’s effectiveness in a world wide sales push. The ad also references a free sample offer and includes a misc fragment on robbery and fishing.
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N. 5Th St
Terre Haute
Ind
Arthur Haworth
Cutiura
Dept. L
Boston
Book Offer for Chick Rearing Friends
Raisall Remedy Co. in Blackwell Okla offers a free book on saving young chicks to seven friends who use incubators. Names of the seven participants are requested.
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Raisall Remedy Co
Blackwell,Okia
Stork Picture Sparks Kiddie Inquiries About Leg
In a family moment a little boy questions the stork’s missing leg in a magazine image. His mother jokes that the bird has raised a feathered leg for cleaning its shoe, prompting further giggles about the pictured creature.
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Robert
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