Beve Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mothers
Letters from women in Winchester Indiana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing painful irregular periods backaches and cramps. Advert says thousands have been helped and invites readers to write for free confidential advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The piece also comments on Joseph G Cannon's speaking role and a crude ethnic joke about Irishmen and a blackface prank told in a separate note.
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Winchester
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Old Time Ad Claims Forte for Oat Fuse Powder
A vintage advertisement extols a foot care powder as clean safe and antiseptic curing while walking. It touts 30 000 testimonials warns of imitations and urges buyers to insist on Allen's Foot-Ease. The page also includes a zoo scene caption and a tongue in cheek line about flattery and silence.
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Allen
Addrem Allen S
Olmsted
LE Roy
King Edward's Hats Invented by the Prince of Wales
A brief look at 19th century headwear with King Edward the Prince of Wales credited for hat innovation. Henry Melton notes a plaid covered felt design resembling modern soft felts, created to match a shooting suit.
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Henry Melton
George Augustus Sala
Prince of Wales
London Daily News
Earl of Harrington
Saus
Mr. Melton
Comedian Bigelow Toys Haircut With Collar On
Charles E. Bigelow, the comedian, quips to the Lambs club barber about shaving his head while the collar is on. The barber jokes back that he can cut hair with the hat on, highlighting Bigelow's distinctive bald look framed by a rim of hair above the collar.
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Charles E. Bigelow
Lambs’ Club
Patents Granted Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop & Johnson, patent lawyers. Includes inventors and locations such as St. Paul Minnesota, St. Charles Minnesota, Aberdeen South Dakota, Woonsocket South Dakota, Lisbon North Dakota, Northwood North Dakota, and North Dakota towns. Items mentioned include mill ean brush, pipe wrench, ladder, can opener, ash pan cleaner, milk pall holder, wagon seat and related names J B Clark, H B Puller, F G Mayer, J E McRoberts, T N Olum, A A Vik.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press Building
St. Paul Minn
J.B. Clarksom
St. Charles
Minn
Mill Ean Brush
Edwins
Aberdeen
H. B. Puller
St. Paul
F. G. Mayer
Myatic
S. D
J. E. McRoberts
Woonsocket
T. N. Olum
Lisbon
N. D
A. A
Vik
Northwood
Beavers Destroy Fences Across Colorado Ranches
Beaver incursions force Colorado ranchers to seek game department permits to shoot colonies. Arthur Sneeve, cattleman near Gypsum, reports ten hides after beavers cut posts and rails for a half mile fence. Mrs. Bond near Pine, Platte County, also获8108 permits to kill a beaver colony threatening shade trees.
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Colorado
Game Commissioner’s Office
Denver Republican
Arthur Snceeve
Colo
Grape Nut’s Life-Saving Help Highlighted in Letter
A Newburyport resident recalls severe illness in October, losing 47 pounds, and failing to tolerate solid food. After starting Grape-Nuts, he recovered steadily, gained weight, and says his life was saved. He and his wife offer to affidavit to the truth. A reader asks if you’ve read The Road to Wellville and notes there’s a reason these letters appear.
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Newburyport
Mass
Old Orchard
Wellville
Murder charge against Louise Arbogast and secret indictment
Louise Arbogast charged with the murder of her father at the family home on May 13. A secret indictment is reported against the mother, who is cared for by a nurse. Police continue surveillance as sanity defenses loom and a sanity board is anticipated.
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St. Paul
Louise Arbogast
Louis Arbogast
Seventh Street
Batelen
Rimsey County
Arbo Bast
Girl and escort drown in Spiritwood lake tragedy
Jamestown reports the drowning of Miss Lana Linnea and Fritz Falk, two Buchanans youths engaged to be married, after a boat incident at Spiritwood Lake fifteen miles northeast. The steel boat filled with water. Falk’s hat and check book were recovered. A searching party led by Sheriff Romer is under way.
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Jamestown
Lana Linnea
Fritz Falk
Buchanan
Spiritwood Lake
Here
Falk
Kaufmann to Stand Trial Again in Murder Case
Emma Kaufmann, Sioux Falls woman accused of murdering her sixteen year old maid, will not plead insanity. The defense will follow the same approach as two years ago when she was convicted of manslaughter and may have her testify about her relationship with and treatment of the girl.
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Emma Kaufmann
Plandreau
S. D
Sioux Falls
Kaufmann
Trusty Missing After Short Time Left In Penitentiary
Trusty Burke, a farmer from Stutsman county, is missing from the penitentiary where he served a short remaining term. He had been trusted to herd cattle for the institution. Beaudette Man Held for Burglary. Jess Payne, brought from Beaudette to Bemidji, is jailed awaiting grand jury action on burglary charges.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tor Burke
Stutsman County
Beaudette
Bemidji, Minn
Jess Payne
Pore Barrel Fund Injunction Blocks Road Money
In St Paul on June 8 Judge Haseal Hy Brill of Ramsey County District Court granted a temporary injunction stopping portions of a 600000 pork barrel road appropriation. The order bars state officials from paying funds for roads and bridges until the case moves to the Supreme Court. Attorneys note the ruling delays using the money while final decisions await.
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St. Paul
Haseal Hy Brill
Ramsey County District
Gene George T. Simpson
Supreme Court
K. O Cooke
Wahaslid
Trill
Kaufmann Trial Reopens With Diabetes Defense
Mrs Kaufmann stands trial again in Flandreau aged 80 as diabetes mellitus is folded into her defense. State argues for the same line as two years ago when the woman was found guilty of manslaughter. The initial witness, A A Snushiadl, testified about removing the dying girl from the Kaufmann residence. Athens cross examines for the defense, signaling ongoing diabetes as the central strategy.
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Flandreau
Miunder-caxe
Hove Yostor
Danforth
A. A. Snushiadl
Kaufmann
Fear Lost Man Perished in Northome Woods Search
A missing Northome farm hand, forty years old, employed by Carl Langager near Teland Lake, vanished over a week ago. He was last seen stopping for water at J. O. Repe’s farm en route to Langager’s place. A searching party sweeps the woods between here and Island Lake, hoping to locate him.
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Woods
Northome
Mini
Carl Laneageer
Teland Leke
J. O. Eepe
Mr Langage
Flood damage looms over Deadwood and county roads
The loss from recent flooding is estimated around 50 000 dollars with railways highways and bridges severely damaged. In Lawrence county many roads were washed out and most bridges destroyed leaving workers to repair sites. It will take weeks to restore roads and longer to rebuild bridges.
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Deadwood
D. Antic
Lawrence County
Anting
Shane
Nome Fireswept Fire Causes $75 000 Loss
A blaze in Nome North Dakota last night caused about $75 000 damage to the village. The fire started in Ferguson Bros general store and spread along one side of Nome until stopped at the First National Bank building. Origin remains unknown.
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Valley City
N. D
Nome
Pacific
Ferguson Bros
First National Bank
What a Man May Do
A Barton Hepburn essay in Century recounts a wealthy young man who pursued studies abroad in forestry then moved to a government post to help craft policy on forest conservation and natural resources. The tale illustrates possible avenues for inherited wealth to contribute productively.
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A. Barton Hepburn
Fruit's Successor Named Appointed Judge Higbee in La Crosse
E C Higbee of La Crosse was appointed by Governor Kenny to the La Crosse circuit bench to succeed Judge John J Fruit who died last week Higbee, a well known lawyer, has years of federal court litigation experience and is about fifty years old
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E. C. Higbee
la Crosse
Madion
Wis
B. C. Higbee
Davidkenny
la Crosse Circuit
John J. Fruit
Higbee
Tar and Feather Damages Federal Trial Verdict
In Eau Clair Wisconsin June 9 the jury in the famous tar and feathers case from Kendall and Wie found William Tatro sues twenty one defendants for damages. The federal court awarded $1 050 to the plaintiff after a verdict describing earlier feathering actions on November 16.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Kendall, Wie
William Tatro
Defendapite
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Elphantine
Willie
Jove
DODDS
King Edward
News of the Northwest
Father
Arbogast
Louise
Judge Brill
Ramsey County
Vey
Libsby’s
Libby
Libby, roNeill & Libby
Carters
E. M. Dickson
Resiner St
Indianapolis
FRUIT
Pop
Henry
Wrigley's Toy
ETL
Daisy Fly
Senet Mney Nent Een
Pe Val Inc
Tee
Western
Canada
Corresponiere Association
Ottawa
JM. Maclacalan
Watertown
Debesta
Wrigley’s
THE
Paxton Toilet CO
Borton
Wea Crea’ssa
Thompson's Eye Water
Woodward & Company
ae.antanaRy Te
Duluth Grain Commission
Minneapolis
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