Lydia Pinkham Ad Promotes Maternity Aid
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female health issues. It includes testimonials from Mrs Maggie Gilmer and Mrs Josephine Hall praising restored health and motherhood, and invites sick women to write for advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
D. C
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents granted to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers in Saint Paul Minnesota. Names include J S Killyer Proctor Minnesota for hames fastener D L Hunt Astoria Oregon for rotary engine and W Jerrems Saint Paul Minnesota for horse reacher plus entries for Grass twine C G Peterson Duluth Minnesota and railway tie J J Tavis Glen Ullin North Dakota among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press Building
St. Pam
Minn
Chrome Mining in Asia Minor Declines in Value
Chrome mining has long been an industry in Asia Minor where ore is moved from high mountain pits by donkeys and camels to markets. Prices at Smyrna have fallen from a high £20 per ton, now offering little profit, especially in railhead distant districts. Turkish chrome, largely unmodernized, risks further decline as globally produced chrome increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Turkey
Moreau Delivers Kodak Finishing and Supplies
A Minneapolis notice promotes Kodak finishing and supplies with an address at 616 Nicolle Ave. The item adds a quirky line about a sentimental girl and a poet fond of boiled beef and cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreau
Kodak
Nicolle! Ave
Brutal assault shocks Laporte as two girls suffer injury
William Conway, twenty, a Laporte laborer, attacked Florence Williams and Mary Mead near the Laporte rail line. Williams is in serious condition with blunt trauma and a deep scalp wound. Mead escaped serious harm. Conway was captured near Walker and jailed in Park Rapids. Lynching threats followed as authorities moved to protect him.
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Bemidji
Minn
William Conway
Laporte
Florence Williams
Mary Mead
Conway
Williams
Onchy
Walker
Wy Handen
Park Rapids
Conway Ie
Willams
Hard Storm Hits Waterloo Cemeteries and Buildings
A brief Waterloo Iowa storm report describes a mini cyclone striking Saturday night. A 40 foot swath destroyed parts of Pairview Cemetery, trees were uprooted, and Our Lady of Victory Academy suffered lightning damage. Harry Conrad lost a barn and three horses to fire from lightning, with further injuries including Leroy Kreah sustaining a head gash from glass.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Viccinity
Pairview Cemetery
Harry Conrad
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Catholic Institution
Leroy Kreah
Chris Kreah
Brainerd
Minn
Arrest of A M Greegerson Returns to Worthington
A M Greegerson, recently in Red Wing, was arrested and held for Newton Paushee, Nicollet county sheriff, who transported him to Worthington. He had been working at the sewer pine works for a Minneapolis grain company and is charged with embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Greegerson
Worthington
Red Wing
Minn
Newton Paushee
Nicollet County
Minneapolis
Wid
Poisoning of three children by bologna in Iowa
In Jews City Iowa on July 14 three Grant children aged two to thirteen nearly died after eating tainted bologna. A contractor named Jacob Grant faced a piomaine poisoning incident for seven hours before a doctor stabilized the youngsters.
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Jews City
Iowa
Jacob Grant
Corn Is Failure and Wheat Flourishing in Minnesota
In Rice County Minnesota July 14 reporting corn is failing while all other grains are in good condition. Farmers anticipate a bumper crop if favorable weather continues. Harvest could begin soon. Also Waterloo Iowa July 14 reports Dwight Stewart injured attempting to operate an electric light switch.
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Rice County
Fartbani
Minn
Waterloo
Iowa
Dwight Stewart
Body Found Near Road West of Iowa City
Iowa City reported the discovery of Thom Berr's body beside a country road to the west of the city on July 14. Authorities say the death appears to be due to heart disease.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Thom Berr
Bathing Tragedies Hit Two Rivers
Eau Claire Wisconsin July 14 Albert Ranson aged twenty nine drowned when his bathing suit tangled at his feet causing him to be swept away in the Eau Claire river. Montevideo Minnesota July 14 Carl Keivel twenty drowned after cramps in the Chippewa river Saturday afternoon before aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire, Wis
Albert Ranson
Eau Claire River
Montevieo
Minn
Chippewa River
Carl Keivel
Crop Damage Extends Across Regions Amid Heat Wave
Fragmented wartime style report notes extensive crop damage caused by heat and wind. Mentions wheat losses along key routes and towns, with unclear dates and place names scattered through the garbled text.
Woman Killings Spur Jealousy Tale in Helena
The clipping reports Timothy Reardon killed by Florence Terrion in Bilnes with jealousy as motive. Terrion, who claimed to be his wife, filed for a district court to hire a murder contract, claiming Reardon had stolen $600 and deserted her for another woman.
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Helena
Mom
Timothy Reardon
Bilnes
Florence Terrion
Blehed
Murge
Kenton
Gun play kills brother in Iowa farm incident
Fort Dodge Iowa July 15 George Jr ten so n of George Rheem living four miles south of Ayreshire was instantly killed by his eleven year old brother Homer who in play pointed a shotgun at his brother and snapped the trigger thinking the gun was not loaded The dead boy was a grandson of Charles Gretty a prominent Calhoun county man.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
George, Jr
George Rhemn
Ayreshire
Homer
Charles Gretty
Calhoun County
Cap Visors Made Into A Big Business Of Its Own
A veteran cap visor maker traces a industry built around visors, noting New York supply dominance and the shift from heavy wear to sport and travel use. The trade employs many, with leather and cardboard variants, molds and dies idling in factories as workers craft visors for varied uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadway
Rector Street
Berpire
Iself
Untitled Dialogue On Bread Prices And Deaf-Mute Marriage
Brief fragment records a customer accusing a Hebrew baker of unfair loaf sizing and a vow by the baker to reduce threepenny loaves. Scattered lines mention a factory making tires, escapes, bonbies, and wire works. A proverb about stomach abuse ends the piece.
Sign in at Bank of An Iau Morning Arrivals Record
A quirky practice requires every Bank of An Iau employee to sign a book on arrival. The first to reach the work area writes fog apyiest, while followers copy the earlier entry. Subsequent days keep a similar ritual with the supervisor’s suite noted.
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Iau
Murine Eye Remedy Ad and Miscellaneous Snippets
An assortment of vintage ads and cheeky lines tout Murine Eye Remedy with claims of curing eye ailments and nervous disorders. The clipping includes testimonials, distributor notes from Chicago, a doubt of autographs, Kodak promotions, a foot remedy, and miscellaneous quips about love and bargains. It reads like a collage of early 20th century consumer notices.
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Curbstone Philosophy
Solomon
Dodds
Rte A
Northwest News
ST. Paul Madeon
Four Corners
St Tau
Mts
Aes Maniberios
Templex
Order
Ono
Hguye Fe
Osman Temple
Masonic Temple
Unsk Wie i Bizay
Sons
Oman Cemple
Ang
Oxon
St Paul
Auditoriim
Burassar
Geat Northern
Wes
Marie
Druzgist Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Iit
St. Vitis
Klne
Ry H. Kline
Arch St
Philadelphia
Caesar
OV Peck Company
Allen
Glynated
Levy
N.Y
California
le Strup C Po
MeRi
de Hyunis
Sameboly
Whita de Millvans
Greatmin Grunts
Amaiican
Jove
Mia
Winslow
Dyspepsia, Inc
Carters
Paxton Toilet CO
Boston
Mast
Paris Medicine Company
Pine St
St. Louis
Marconi
Woodward&co
SION
Duluth
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