Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Gregory
A Denver woman Mrs A Gregory writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after six years of female troubles. She describes backache bearing down pains and periodic discomfort and urges other sick women to try the remedy. The letter promotes Pinkham’s advice and Lynn Mass contact for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence
Denver
Col
One Goot Turn and a Bundle of Odd Notices
A fragmentary clip shows a comical scene with tenants and requests to sell items, alongside ads for seed catalogs, a courtroom anecdote about Judge Pettingill and probation, and a 1908 health product suggestion for Garfield Tea. The pieces read like a miscellany page item.
Fragmented ad filler with scattered quotes and products
A garbled OCR passage mixes dialogue about hosting visits with stray advertisements. It references a country home visit, a asthma relief product, fur trading, a gun and trap seller, and a laxative with bromine. Names or dates are absent. content is disjointed and standard newspaper filler.
Washington Week in Review Senate House Actions in January
The week covers Senate replies on treasury information and a resolution on the China war debt, plus House shifts on codifying penal laws and corruption provisions. It notes Aldrich, Cortelyou, Tilima te, and clerical delays, with a pivot to immigration funding and sidetrack of the penal code bill.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Aldreh
Colherstin
United States
China
House of Representatives
House
Committee On
Aldrich
Secrretary Cortelyou
Panama
Tilimai
Philadelphia
Heinze gets more time hearing postponed
New York January 21 hearing in the case against F Augustus Heinze former president of Mercantile National Bank charged with certifying checks was postponed to January 27 He pleaded not guilty and remains on $50000 bail. A wagon struck by a train near Wabasso Minnesota injured farmer H Wolford breaking a leg. The brief items include a quip about children books and a joke between Hewitt and Jewels.
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Montana
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile Naanal Bank
United States
Heinze
Wabasso
Minn
H. Wolford
Here
Wolford
Jerome Thaw Trial Testimony Intense as Cross Exam Starts
Mrs Evelyn Thaw recounts a second day of testimony in the Jerome Thaw trial. Justice Dowling overrules objections as the district attorney seeks to limit details. Jerome aggressively questions the witness about past events including a 1904 bottle of laudanim and Thaw’s alleged talk of suicide, while defense counsel objects to offensiveness and immaterialities.
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New York
Evelyn ‘Thaiw
Jerome
Thaw
Ofice
My. Littleton
akiNnally
Yeny
Grend
Reverend Troutman Bets on Peruna For Ailments
Reverend Geo A Troutman of Mt Washington Missouri expresses strong belief in Peruna to cure catarrh and La Grippe. He states his wits and he are believers in the remedy and endorses its use.
Peruna Cures Throat Spasms Says Pastor Swanstrom
The Rev P E Swanstrom a Swedish pastor from Granitsburg writes that years of sudden throat spasms and labored breathing hindered his preaching. After using Peruna for two bottles his symptoms disappeared and he reports being completely well, with chronic diarrhea and catarrh cured.
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Peron
Pernna
Kev
P.E. Swanstrom
Hap List
Pastor
Vox
Granitsburg
Wits
Leap Year Balls Planned by Women to Honor Bachelors
Unmarried women in Black River Falls Wisconsin and Meridian plan two leap year balls this week. They will hire an all female orchestra and men will not participate in planning or management. Some say men have neglected them, and many bachelors and widowers will be drawn from obscurity for the event.
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Chesebrough Meg. CO
New York City
Black River Falls
Wis
Jay
Meridian
Army Recruiting Station Likely to Close in La Crosse Wis
In La Crosse Wisconsin the U S Army recruiting station may be discontinued due to poor recruitment. Only two enlistments were signed in a month amid concerns over low wages. In Crookston Polk County grand jury returned forty four indictments against two men for selling liquor to minors and violations of Sunday closing laws.
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la Crosse
Wis
United States
Crookston
Minn
Polk County
Farmer Peter Van Camp Killed by Falling Log
Peter Van Camp a farmer from Dry Wood near Chippewa Falls Wisconsin was crushed to death while loading timber at Donald. A log struck him in the back rolled over him causing fatal internal injuries he died within fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Peter van Camp
Dry Wood
Donald
Milwaukee track reaches Yellowstone bridge area near Miles City
Track lays through Miles City and across Fort Keogh reservation toward the Yellowstone bridge. Yellowstone and Tussler bridges remain unfinished. Terry bridge nearly completed. The line lies within about fifty miles west and forty miles east of Miles City.
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Milwaukee
Fort Keogh Reservation
Miles City
Mont
Fort Keozi Reservation
Yellowstone Bridge
Yellowstone
Tussler
Terry
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Grars
Biberta Vandervoort
Saleby
Minois
Salter Seed Co
Wit
Pettingill
Maiden
Higgs
Brown
Ne & Fur Co
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Iyo
Yaonat A Deel
WOODWARD @CO
Grain Commission
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Parante
Hewitt
Evelyn
Mr. Littleton
Rev. Troutman
Peruna
George A. E. Trout
Washington, Mo
H. W. Tate
Lincoln Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
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George Altroutian
Furn
Hartmaon
Jaques Mig. Co
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Pedren Iano
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