Richmond Woman Finds Relief With Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Tupman of Richmond Virginia describes years of backache bearing down pains leucorrhea and womb prolapse. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in June she reports strong improvement after ten bottles weighs 109 pounds up from 98 and feels like a new woman. The letter invites others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts with free replies.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bret
Nps. RC
Tupson
West 30Th St
Richmond
Policeman Comforts Driver After Harsh Encounter
A Baltimore News account describes a chauffeur lingering in tears during a tense moment with a policeman who urged restraint. The policeman offered reassurance, and the chauffeur, moved by kindness, expressed gratitude while accepting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coérner
Baltimore News
Manley Recovers After Kidney Pill Remedy
Whitehall Til June 18 Mr Lon Manley with Brights Disease was told by his doctor he could do nothing more and would die. A friend urged Dodd s Kidney Pills and he improved quickly and steadily, eventually recovering completely and praising the remedy to others.
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Whitehall, Til
Lon Manley
Bright
Dodda
Manley
Mr. Manley
Dodd
Righting a Wrong Dialogue Exchange
A quarrel over honesty reveals a misunderstanding between Green and Brown. Brown insists he never claimed unknown knowledge while Green questions the truth of the statement about the yellow dog. Green presses for clarification as Brown defends his position.
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Green
Blank
Yellow Dog
Brown—nevrer
Brown
Western Canada Immigration Growth Draws New Settlers
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a rapid influx to Canada with 40,672 migrants in four months, led by wheat lands in the Northwest. Britain, the United States, and Continental Europe supplied large shares, while Canada’s Anglo-Saxon and Teutonic newcomers outpace U S growth in grain markets. Government agents in the U S offer material on free grant lands and low rates to western Canada.
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49Th Parallel
Chicago Record-Herald
Canada
Dominion
Committee On Agriculture and Colonization
Northwest Territories
Winnipeg
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Europe
Piersons
Western
C Duncan
Bulidice
Indianapolis
Ind
H. 3. Willams
Law Building
Toledo
Ohio
C. A. Laurier
Marquette
Mich
Oil Discovery Near Grant City Iowa Reported
News notes a discovery of oil oozing from the banks of the Coon River near Grant City Iowa A quart of the oil sent to Ames for analysis is said to be about 90 percent pure The report highlights local curiosity about an emerging resource in the region.
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Coon River
Grant City
Iowa
Ames
Indiana News In Brief From Across Counties
Warrick County Council appropriates 50000 for a new court house. Miner George Williams killed by a Big Four train at Coal Bluff while Clara Frazier 17 dies of lung hemorrhage in Arcadia. Vincennes postmaster John Whittaker 65 dies. Patoka Township rock road contract let for 52530. Lightning strike kills 35 year old William Westfall in Evansville. Cherry picker Frank MecBay 30 dies in Blackburn. Burglar ransacks Cory Henry Haas store, 500 stolen. Bodily tolls from tornado in Cox County and local farm fire. Postmasters appointed in Green County and Jackson County. Osgood hunter Chester Shaw, 16, shoots self serious. Horses bite and crush owner during a hoof nail incident in Blackford County. Camp Gifford prepares for state encampment July 7-9 in Peru for 5000. Bedford area death: George Sellers killed by Monon train near Mitchell. Crossing flood drowns horses. two rescued. Oil speculation rises as Delaware County leases land for oil. Indiana mines output down amid dull season and strikes. Panhandle train accident in Richmond suspected suicide. unidentified man with L B S tattoo. Durbin appoints Dale J. Crittenberger to Indiana Reformatory Board. Sheriff Stewart files $6000 salary bill with county. National Guard promotions announced. James Woolford and John R. McDowell among officers."
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Warrick County
George Williams
Coal Bluff
Clara Frazier
James A. Frazier
Arcadia
John Whittaker
Vincennes
Bicknell
Frank MecBay
Blackburn
Pike County
Henry Haas
Cory
Busseron Township
Cox County
Gray Brothers
Evansville
Indiana
Bohley
Green County
Ruben Lynn
David O. Armstrong
Wallonia
Jackson County
Don C. Plummer
Chester Shaw
Osgood
Harry Beymer
Jackson Township
Blackford County
Beymer
George Sellers
Bedford
Mitchell
Monon
Cincinnati
Michael Sherlin
Harry Matthews
Jack Loving
Crawfordsville
Matthews
Loving
Sherlin
Muncie
Delaware County
Indiana Gas Belt
Indiana Oil Belt
Kolsem
Indiana Operators’ Association
Richmond
L. B.S
Mabley & Carew
Durbin
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Back Pain Cure
Mrs Broderick reports lasting relief from chronic kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills starting in May 1902. She notes near constant suffering before, with headaches and dizziness, and credits the medicine with permanent effect and quick relief. A free trial offer is available by writing Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. price is 50 cents per box.
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Dean
Doan
The Elderly Gentleman and The Younger Man Quote
A brief Indianapolis Press item notes a conversation about success and market demand with the elderly gentleman urging understanding of what people want and the younger man proposing to corner the market.
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Indianapolis Press
Colonists and Homseseekers Excursion Rates Advertised
An apocryphal travel notice lists excursion rates to the West Northwest and Southwest via Nickel Plaza Road with Fort Wayne agent Co. Asterlin T. P. A. The text includes a humorous exchange about nesting shirts and a neglijay described as a softer version of a biled shirt from the Washington Star.
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Nickel Plaza
Calion
Asterlin, T. P. A
Fort Wayne
Ind
Josiar
Flare and Piso’s Cure Highlighted in 1901 Testimony
Mrs. Morgan of Berkeley California recalls Piso’s Cure for consumption as a superior remedy used for nearly two years in 1901. The remark appears in a historical testimonial fragment dated September 2, 1901.
Giant Savior mosaic at St Sophia hides under wash
A massive figure of the Savior in the ancient Church of St Sophia remains visible though covered by whitewash and paint. The article notes that the original image can still be identified despite Mohammedan desecration.
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Church of St. Sophia
Special Rates Daily To West and Northwest via Nickel Plate Road
An advertisement notes special daily rates to points in the West and Northwest by the Nickel Plate Road with contact for agents in Fort Wayne Indiana. It also mentions Civil War voting split, Mrs. Austin pancake flour readiness, Texas cotton production dominance, and a stove brand touting cleanliness and economy.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Cal
Billings
Livingston
Montana
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Helena
Butte
Portland
Ashland
Oregon
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bellevue and West Low Rate Excursion to Chicago
A summer rail excursion from Bellevue and West to Chicago on June 18 1903 via Nickel Plaza Road offers round trip travel at a small cost. Amusement places open with attractions. Tickets through agent C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind. 70.
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Chicago
Nickel Plaza
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Printer urged to use Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper
A directive insists on exclusive use of Eagle Linen Paper for all letter paper. The order stresses tradition and propriety, specifying no substitution.
Warren Street Healing Drags On
The fragment notes ongoing issues on Warren Street involving healing efforts and spray actions. Details are sparse due to partial OCR.
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Warren ‘Street
Financial Failure and Social Warnings in Ledger Extract
In a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt, McQueery remarks on Miss Roxley lacking attention to social pleasures, while Hunter notes her father’s failing health. The dialogue portrays concern over a family’s financial decline and its impact on social choices.
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McQueery
Roxley
Hunter
Ned
Philadelphia Ledger
Allen's Foot Ease Powder Ad
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25c Sample sent free Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y
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Allen’s
Allen S
Olmsted
LeRoy
Not Very Consoling Dialogue Between Giles and Mrs Giles
A fragment captures a morning exchange where Giles calls Knox a perfect idiot and Mrs Giles rebuts with skepticism about Knox's credibility. The dialogue hints at domestic tensions and concerns over reputation.
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Giles
Knox
Mrs. Giles
Tri-Weekly Tourist Car Service Advertises Low Berth Rates
By way of the Nickel Plate Road the service promises every comfort of modern train travel at minimal cost. Berth rates are less than half the price of regular Pullman service. For details contact the nearest agent or address C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Weyne
Ind
Cumso-Peckham Home Contest Over Dyed Fabrics
Cumso-Peckham voices concern over the home atmosphere as he complains of airs from his wife and curtains. The note mentions old sofas and chair backs and a reference to Putnam Faceless Yes in a puzzling line.
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Cumso—Peckham
Cumso
Putnam
Evolution of Woman and Men in Times Past
A brief, humorous dialogue contrasts gender roles across eras noting women’s progress and men’s aging jokes. It then shifts to advertising Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour praised for making pancakes muffins and gens. A scholarly aside mentions rice’s absence in ancient texts and tombs prior to 500 BC.
Sunday Excursions Nickel Plate Round Trip Offer
Nickel Plate Road offers round trips for $1.00 between any two stations within 100 miles for parties of five or more traveling together and returning the same day. See nearest Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rubber stamps and office supplies advertised with a German cremation stat and baby teething product
An advertisement lists rubber stamps, self inkers, ink pads, and a catalogue offer from Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. Included are a German cremation statistic for the past year and a baby teething remedy from Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming gum relief and colic cure with scent bottles and flour composition notes.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Cuticura Soap Promotes Skin Purity and Beauty Claims
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as cures for skin conditions, scalp crusts and dandruff, hair loss prevention, irritation on hands and babies, and general toilet and nursery uses. It emphasizes superior cleansing, emollient properties, and a pure fragrance, claiming no other soap matches its benefits.
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Columbus Be & Ch Corp
Drs & Chem
Cores Bol
Tsa
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N.Y
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L. A
Druceistes
Western Canada
Spencer’s
Rock Road
Patoka Township
Huntingburg
William Westfall
C. E. Stewart
Wabash County
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Ward
National Guard
James Woolford
Madison
John R. McDowell
Auburn
Wade. McDowell
Jesse L
Senate
House
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Corneter
Bellevue and
West
Germany
Piso
Aloe
Rootbeer
Vsti
Towomeni
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Aes
Paxton CO
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mars
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Wabash Line
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