Long Sickness Testimony and Nebraska Legislature Review
Mrs. Sapte Williams of Elkhart Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her long illness. The article also reports on Nebraska legislative actions including budget measures university normal schools and anti smoking bills with bills passed or under consideration and dates for adjournment and governor actions.
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Elkhart
Ind
Sapte Williams
James Street
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Nebraska Legislature Near Adjournment Amid Pay Holdout
The Nebraska Legislature nears a sixty day limit with senators and representatives delaying adjournment. Speaker Jackson withholds pay warrants until pledges are given to stay until end of session. A Warehouse Bill and libel reform measure advance, while university funding and county board salaries spark clashes.
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Union News Service
House
Senate
Nebraska
Winnet
Representatives
Jackson
Hunter
Argu
Conference Committee
Fragmentary Note on Duke’s Estates and Remedies
A garbled paragraph references the duke landing estates with every marriage and spending them all. Mentho tema Conk-at-all is cited as a remedy, with stray mentions of nightly throat tickle and a blessed little flat lacking room for trouble.
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Dean
Torrens land bill amended to avoid blanket relief aim
The senate committee revised the Torrens land bill adding an amendment noted to spare counties from buying required installation books and records unless a petition signed by 10 percent of freeholders is presented, preventing the measure from being a broad relief bill.
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Peterson
Nebraska
George Rogers
American Tobacco Company
House
Senate
Committee On University and Normil
Semote Committee
Torrens
Henry
Colfax
Boston Doctor Reed and His Impossible Bridge Horse
A Boston physician once owned a bay horse unfit for crossing bridges, hindering his practice outside the city. To avoid misrepresentation he advertised the horse in an ideal paper, noting the sole reason for sale is the owner’s need to leave Boston.
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Boston
Reed
It Could Be Done A Lodger’s Breakfast Exchange
Pat Whelan the new lodger places shoes in the kitchen as his landlady offers breakfast. He jokes about a man who ate two eggs and remains alive. A self made man often ends up satisfied with his lot while a thirty year old begins to miss Mrs.
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Senate
Pitt
Pat Whelan
Pat
Europe
United States
Austria
America
Old World
Get to Know Your Goods Inquisitiveness as a Valuable Habit
A Chicago banker cites a story of a young wholesale worker who studied every component of a fabric, traced its factory, and learned its history. His deep inquiry made him an expert in the city’s wholesale trade and highlighted the value of directed curiosity.
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John J.arnold
First National Bank “of
Chicago
Ts “Hiscag Association“ “of Commerce
Arnold
Ile
Jie
Coe
Absent-Minded Deputy Seeks Guidance in Club
A new club's presiding officer quips about memory slips during parliamentary points. An emphatic woman assures there is little trouble aside from remembering to use it correctly rather than throwing it, highlighting humorous governance etiquette.
Have Sharp Ears
Woidén are: Hoe good listeners, "evidently" you've never had much experience with female hel.
The Man's View and Dancing Rules
The judge notes Percival finds it impossible while Penelope warns against holding the lady too close. The speaker recalls the average man boasting of a past by selecting a portion others have forgotten.
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Penelope
Percival
Oman
The Kind Campaign Barrels for Pork Chop Gains
Local political scene centers on campaign rhetoric about pork projects. Observers report candidates frame policy choices as pork barrel spending while opponents critique the cost and impact on taxpayers. The remark underscores partisan framing in ongoing discussions.
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