Portrait of Mrs Pinkham Venus in English Town Ad
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for a woman’s ailments. It cites a resident, Mrs Williams of Englishtown New Jersey, and urges readers to seek her guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The text emphasizes absolute cures and free advice to women seeking relief.
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Fom Williams
Williams
Englishtown
N.J
Lydia BE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Morgan Gifts Princely Greek Ornament Collection
J Pierpont Morgan donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art a collection of ancient Greek ornaments valued around 200000 dollars. The items, mostly gold with some silver, date to about 950 BCE from Albia where Tenian Greeks settled after Miletus was sacked. Highlights include a gold mask of a young woman, a necklace with pendants, a bridal wreath, and other gold ornaments likely owned by royalty or nobility.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
London
Albia
Miletus
Pertcandida
Pan
M King
Prince
Fastest Boat Ever Built Arrow Launched at Nyack Yard
Charles T. Flints Arrow, claimed to reach 42 miles an hour, was launched at a Nyack yard. Speculation says it may serve as a torpedo boat or for Mr. Flints personal use. It will be towed to New Jersey for shafting and engine installation, with Newark as a possible final destination.
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Charles T. Flint
Ile
Nyack
New. N. J
Newark
Agricultural department report highlights disease control and wheat gains
Secretary Wilson Tranemite reports quarantine measures for diseased livestock and district outbreaks. 180s sheep protected and nearly 627,000 dipped under supervision. Wheat introductions from Iowa Hungary Austria raised yield expectations, with U.S. wheat stock up and exports growing to Asia, boosting farm incomes by about 27 million dollars.
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Washington
Wilvan
Agericultural Department
Hia Predeoissnes
Ower
Wilson
Iowa
Hungary
Austria
United States
Faren
Orient
Asia
Devarion
Grief of Sailor's Widow Follows Tragic Voyage
Dec. 1 near Toledo a sailor named Chien lived at 1 Chiengn avenue. His wife in Chicago awaited his return after the schooner Maurice Valley wreck. Neighbors recall her waiting by the window as the captain’s sister brought news from newspapers. She learned of the ship's loss and crew death and fainted from grief while a messenger carried details of the disaster.
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Chien
Chiengn Avenue
Toledo
Tebanit
Manmes Valley
Chicago
Min. Smith Tual Ant
Maurice Valley
Sake of a Bride Diplomatic Fallout in Crete Plan
London reports a major diplomatic clash over Crete involving Prince George of Greece and Princess Victoria of Wales. The article notes Crete’s status as a British dependency, the prince's attempt to relocate Ragland annex Crete, and how Crete’s political situation could trigger wider upheaval across Great Britain.
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Prince George of Thesne
Victoria of Wales
London
Dee
George
Greece
Victorian
Wales
Crete
Tickey
Heitnin
Prince George
Land Salle
Lawrence Pioneer Henry Greene Found Dead in Ost Era
Lawrence pioneer Col. Henry M. Greene prominent in politics and militia service died of paralysis. He arrived in the west in 1854 and later settled in Lawrence. Greene served as lieutenant colonel in the Kansas militia and helped found the Lecompton Silver Society. He also held a state senate seat and played a role in early party realignments.
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Henry M. Greene
Lawrence
Tiliote
Kanes
Shelhy
Westport
John dl
United States
Col
Ceeens
Lane Silverelty
Lecompton
Wrest Fest
Republican Party
Cal Erno
PSK
Masai Peters
John
Olathe
Geeone Worateheken
Consulate Actions Amid Smyrna Tension Reported
A distorted report describes American consular actions and Greek and Italian roles in Smyrna during a tense standoff. It notes U.S. battleship Kentucky and consular settlements shaping hopes for early resolution of grievances.
Pleads For Captives at Madrid Meeting
Tamion Teet. Sener Regiler, agent for Aguluahie’s representative Europe, returns from Madrid after sessions with Spanish America. A meeting of mothers wives and relatives of Filipinos attacked by Spaniards heard a call to pressure Prime Minister Anewrraga to secure release and repatriation. Regiler says Filipinos still hold 3,000? worth of captives.
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Tamion
Tee.t. Sener Regiler
Aguluahie
Europe
Madrid
America
Sangreens
Gin
Anewrraga
Ihiewe
Reghlar
Manila Bill Aims to End Discrimination in Banking
The Philippine commission passed a bill to prevent discrimination against American money, require banks to honor deposits and checks based on original currency, and avoid forcing currency exchanges. The move seeks to ease issues for American depositors and stabilize banking practice.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Tigers Hold Down Missouri In Thankagied Game Tie
The Kone City basketball report notes a hard fought clash with Missouri. Kansas kept it close with strong defense and superior ball handling, tying the game by the late first half and pressing for a decisive win that time did not permit.
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Kone City
Dee
Leet
Hue
Kansas
Mlesourt
Dayhawkers
Tigers
Kankax
Wilh
Manionel Kennal Arrested for Assault in Missouri
Mianonel Kennal of Kanes City Missouri faces arrest after allegedly attacking his wife at a residence on Thirteenth and Walnut streets. He reportedly seized a knife during the struggle, causing injuries to several fingers as the victim fought to restrain him. The incident occurred in Cententia and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Mianonel
Kanes City
He Pigu
Cententia
Thirteenth and
Walnut Streets
Pawnee
Orin Deloss
William Vandens
Deloss
Tom Taylor
United States
Guthrie
Taylor
Vandruff
Ame
Moore
Bia
Arkansas River
Thin City
Anti-Saloon League
South Carolina
Wlinpecsary iv
Wembiers
Jontsomslon
Iis Nerve
General Assembly
Verve Tre Lerma
Sampion
Bom
Dispensarh Mall
County Board of Control
State Board of Directors
Howes
Desperate Robbery Attempt Against Otte Prey Reported
A group attempted to rob Otte Prey at his home on South GCeand Avenue. Prey and his horse fled as the assailants tried to seize him. the horse bolted, and the robbers escaped empty handed with about 40 in pension money seized from the farm tenant.
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Bawawar Toren
Negro Murders Another Negro in Guthrie Courtroom
Oklahoma Territory report details a fatal shooting in a Guthrie courtroom. Sar Goilvelt, a Black man, shot another Black man after a dispute over stolen goods. The shooter was arrested and taken to Oklahoma City for custody. the victim died from the wounds. Also noted are police, public safety updates and a series of local incidents across the territory.
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Guthrie
Lutterangs
Sar Goilvelt
Cresnley
Jalon
Oblaheun
Te Keane
Jackson
Godbett
Godbelt
Bigmy
Curace
Ping Godbolt
Mr. Cromsley
Oklahoma City
Godbolt
Redcont
Perry Enterprise
Wade
Corones Smith
Chis Eilon
Geo. Zella
Mur Slavil
Garteld County
Perry
M Zollo
Wbowe
Fragmentary dispatch on dead turkeys and failed delivery
A garbled field note describes turkeys in transit and high mortality. It mentions Deke Sits and a correspondence about returning a consignment, urging proper handling and mail returns. The missive reveals confusion over a consignment of dressed birds and unexpected deaths.
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Francisco
Deke
A Noted Tenor at a Country Junction
The article recalls Sima Reeves, a famous tenor, arriving at a rural junction on a cold day. He engages in brief, cordial exchanges with locals and staff, while a sales pitch and various items blur the scene. The piece mixes anecdotes of Reeves’ earnings, public notice style inserts, and unrelated advertisements from the era.
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Fe Sima Reeves
Horters
Hes
Fallet
Reeves
Industrial and shipping notes from global markets
The article reports on world coffee crop totals in thousands of tons, Germany's Ainck district clockmaking labor, Norway’s import needs, English port fish shipments, and copper production in the current year. It also notes a New Jersey inventor’s profit from a rubber eraser add-on to pencils, earning about $200,000.
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Ainck Forest
Germany
Norway
New Jersey
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Awey
Henry Mf. Greens
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Norton
Kentucky
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United Biatea
Cleveland
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Congress
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Oklahoma
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Peravu
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Meriimer
Che George
Mr. Pfrimimer
Thee
Kitinapear
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Jensen
Canadian
Guthrin
Dead Man's Quiek
Byiog
Ouxlahoma City
Smith
Tex
Orlando
Onlands
Karmere
Obbers
Eee Jeeon
T J. Cheney & Co
Cheney
Toras & Marvin
Ayeters
Herald
Louis Reepuille
Sas Sak Bey
le Wetth
Nianapl News
Munich
Mary
Imen
Ant
Detroit
Miss eNeornee
Fala
Mina
My Tay Chronicle ‘Telegraph
Jaine Louis Tom
St. Louis
St. Louw
Sandy
Dodd
Howells
Lolae
Illett Carter
Aalinsa Garter
Tata
Phadelphia Mullesi
Titan
Largo
Chicago Daily News
Nema
Th Parle Medicine Company
St. Lauin
Grave
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Mr. Grove
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Paris Medicine Company
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Tunis
Drugsiete
West Grove
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