Lydia E Pinkham Vege t able Compound testimonials
Women from Westbrook and Manston describe relief during menopause after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Lawrence Mar tin and Mrs M J Browne attest back pain night sweats and weakness improving with six months treatment. The ad invites letters for confidential guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Westbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. BrowNeut
Going in With the Crowd A Kind Stranger Steps In
A group of eager boys surround an elderly man asking him to buy their cinema tickets. The man, after counting the faces, agrees and leads the youngsters toward the moving picture theater, prompting a brief objection from the ticket clerk.
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Moving Picture Theater
Mnoving-Picture Theater
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets For Constipation
Constipation causes and aggravates many diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The favorite family laxative. Adv.
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Pierce
Public official humor cited in graft reflection
A quotation argues that officials in serious public roles must possess a keen sense of humor to recognize humorous things quickly. It notes that the moment graft is detected by our own actions, it often feels like a reward of merit.
Aurelia Curran Returns to Midwestern Campaign World
The chapter traces Wiley Curran's fall and rise through farming district politics as Aurelia Lindstrom, once a chorus member and now a rising star, writes from Rome about shows and affection. Curran clings to faith in his base, faces Harlan and Janet, and awaits Aurelia’s homecoming while family ties, legal aid, and a wavering romance pull at him amid campaign pressures.
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Mr. Hemminger
Mr. Curran
Hemminger
Janet Vance
Curran
Wiley
Miss Vance
Janet
Jake
Wiley Curran
Dickinson
Old County
Browz
Brittianea
Court House
Harlan
Auretis
Aurelie
Michigan
Old Town
Aureie Linde Atram
Midlands
Aureiie
Walla
Aurelis
Ada
Norman
Corran
Metropole
Burslar’ Company
New York
Chicago
P. S
Aurelia
Abby
Monerc
Donney
Othera
Arne Vance
Arne
Mr Curran
Harran
la Genu
Wey
Aurete
Cohan & Suits
Coham & Snite
Cohan & Snitz
Haden Aurelie
The
Minesa
Rome
Fay
Shawes Ving
van Hart
Ebenezer van Hart
Agatha Ann Bunker
Lindstrom's
Congress
Old Mich
Aurelle
John
Albert
Old Michigan
Tinkletoes
Mr. Wiley
Uncle Mich
Louis
Ladeaki
Lodeau
Pittsburgh
Ladeau
Ladeaut
Lindstrom
Qurran
iWorld
Hugl
Nellie
Slough
Mick
Peter
Political Experimentation and Preferential Voting Debated
The New Jersey senate backed a preferential primary with voters casting first second and third choices. Advocates say it curbs minority victories by avoiding split power, while opponents warn of added ballot complexity and potential manipulation by political machines. Some states limit to first and second choices, with a few adopting two primaries to counter solidified minorities.
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New York
New Jersey
State Senate
Wisconsin
South
The Coffee Cabaret Opens in Jersey City
Major Wallace Winchell of the Salvation Army unveils a coffee cabaret in the cafe district. It mimics a bar interior with mirrors and wood trim but sells sandwiches and coffee instead of drinks and free lunches. The slogan promises the largest cup of coffee in town.
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Chicago Post
Wallace Winchell
Salvation Army
Jersey City
Tie
Spring in Western Canada Sparks Settler Drift
A Detroit to Chicago traveler notes spring’s rush as fields thaw and farmers repair fences. Western Canada entices with ready land and cattle opportunities, railways prepared for a settler influx, and government literature promising practical homesteading facts for ambitious readers.
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Detroit
Chicago
Nat
Hoe
Wastern Canada
Hia
Canada
Middle Western
Inquirer
Grocery Clerk What is it Auntie
A terse fragment records a shopper addressing a grocery clerk with casual questions. The speaker, referred to as Auntie or Missis, asks for two cans of medicated milk, indicating a simple grocery request and conversational tone.
Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Recovery
Philip Miller, a 62 year old Gray County probate judge from Cimarron Kansas, reports six years of heart trouble and palpitations ending after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He praises the remedy and invites correspondence, noting his office term and good health.
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Judge Miller
Tony
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Dodds
Steper
Desler
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Ady
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the Centaur Company
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Eesy
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Raeda
Peesie
Anwar
Askespe
Seente
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