November in the North inspires contemplative verse and health ads
A fragmented page blends a November ode praising sunrise and autumn colors with assorted medical and consumer notices. It includes poetic musings on the season and stray health cure claims for tonics, foot products, and a toothpaste-like remedy from various vendors.
Ambitious girl Louise Rybolt improves health after pink pills
Louise Rybolt a 14 year old from Haftavne-Imd Wisconsin was frail after a year of overwork and illness. Doctors could not help until her parents used Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and she recovered enough to return to school. The family endorses the remedy citing cost and effectiveness and plans to continue usage. The Argentine harvest is expected to exceed average despite local rivages.
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Louise
Callese
Agabe
Leivise
Aix
Examinations and Women’s Health Remedies Highlighted
A 19th century letter promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weakness and womb trouble. It cites a frightened young single woman and a stenographer who describe relief after using the remedy, urging others to seek noninvasive treatment and avoid physical exams.
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Lydia B. Pinklam
End of Novak Case Nears Final Phase
Novak murder trial ends testimony phase after defense unexpectedly rests. State plans four arguments to conclude Monday with jury verdict in sight. court adjourned after brief recess and limited witnesses.
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Novak
Vinton
Nesses Red
Te Atand
Milner
McQuilken
Seblecnsa
Tor Stauka
Charles
Juul Toll
Iring
Tabin
Worrrigd Arou Nana: ps oof Waterloo Doge im Wisecri
William Narramore, foreman at a Waterloo camp, has vanished while hunting in Wisconsin woods. A letter from his employer confirms he left to hunt a short time and did not return. Searchers fear a fatal accident may have occurred in the forest, with no signs despite thorough efforts.
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Waterloo
F. William Narramore
Woods
Wisconsin
Dod G Hong
West
Narramora
Thormigh
Trial details in Davenport murder case reveal insurance motive
Davenport November 22 in the trial of Mrs. Claus Helens the murder of her husband included testimony about a $2000 life policy pledged by his daughters. Prosecutors argue the wife sought the policy proceeds after a quarrel and the husband died within ten days.
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Davenport
Claus Helens
Tue
Tehreugy
Tek Island
William Obra Victim in Burlington Shooting Suicide
A report describes William Obra and Niele by stionting himself through the bend with a fatal single shot. The bullet entered the forehead and pierced the skull, causing instant death. Authorities note unemployment and apparent mental distress prior to the act.
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Willian Obra
Burlington
Niele
Spee Vuensiacanes
Witness recounts meeting Edward Murray at Cedar Rapids saloon
Cedar Rapids 22 A special report states Charles Wood of Vinton Iowa talked with Edward Murray while in a Seattle bound inquiry. Wood says he shook hands and spoke with Murray in a saloon before Murray vanished. Police seek Murray with Benton county and Reed wire reports.
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Nhy
Seattle
Wwash
Charlea Wood
Vinton
Edward Murray
Frank Norak la
Lowa
Wood
Murray
Call
Renin
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Novak
Minstrel Show a Big Success in Burlington Bar
Crowded Burlington bar hosts Dartingtons first femme minstrel, PB O spy leads local talent. O seats sold out, gallery cleared for women. O Canal overture, witty interludes, and performances by Mrs Haskell, Mrs Southwell, Mrs Unterkircher plus Maud Steinhart and Lara Kriechbaum. O skit on Been Here and Bogus Hollow council mockery draw laughs.
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Bones
Horace Unterkircher
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Lara Kriechbaum
Ben Hardy
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Reynolds
Dunham
Long
Starvey
Unisgslative Pights In Iowa Notice of Contests
Two notices of contest for seats in the next legislature announced in Des Moines on November 23. Republican candidates contest elections, alleging irregular ballots and split tickets across multiple counties. Democratic protests include closed polls and disputed counts in Shelby and Hancock districts.
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Senate
Des Moines
Emmert
Shelby County
Gon
Jett
B.C. Artaiorn
Eemutitern
Wll
Jana Carlstie, Jr
Wiit Hancock
Cuba policy hopes in Spain as Mauea takes command
In New York the conservative leader Blanco looks to General Mauea's rule in Cuba as a turning point. He says the campaign could yield control of most of the island and cites Spain's generally friendly mood while noting difficulty distinguishing between rebels and loyalists among exiled opponents.
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Nets
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