Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Women Health
Advert mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health for women with uterine issues and menstrual problems. Claims of nationwide cures by patients, nurses, and doctors, urging women to write for advice and noting it as a communal success over 25 years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Hengworth
Lydia Ki
Pinkham
Lydia K. Piekhew
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pink
Pinkhan
Lynn
Mass
Clergyman Credits Postum Coffee For Wife Recovery
A parish clergyman recounts his wife’s violent vomiting tied to coffee intake. He describes attempts with medicine before switching to Postum. The episode recurred during travels and months of illness, culminating in relief after abandoning coffee and drinking Postum. He credits Postum with restoring health for both of them.
The Bank Tragedy Chapter Wil-Continued
An article fragment discusses Tony and Swan weighing coincidences around a bank tragedy. The dialogue questions Bruce’s actions and a woman linked to Ashley’s wife in Valparaiso. A minister’s readings prompt reflection on fate as investigators pursue a railroad search.
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Wil
Boyral
Tony
Hamilton
Thorewehly Honert
Bruce
Ashley
Valparaiso
Dilie
Horollton
Tiver
Swan
Constance
Mystery of the Grove dale drownings and the Italian gang
Swan investigates a riverbank mystery involving Pierre and three others drowned near Grove dale. He links a gold button to a gang led by a boss and notes Hamilton may have planned the crime. Constance Hamilton endures grief as a marble monument is chosen.
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Tam
Swan
Hamilton
Pierre
Bie
Gint
Vignerie Queens Ioning
Mivete
Grovedale
Tony
Alban
San
Eaying
Reever
Bors
Vyner
Gatton
Cap
Constance
Carter
A Pair of Shoulders and Constance’s Widowhood
Constance chooses to view herself as a widow after her husband dies in the line of duty. She dons somber black for mourning as her uncle questions her path while a town opens a marble hunly nose in Grovedate. Manager Mr. Allen arrives, becoming familiar with Reeasieee and Hamilton by sight.
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Adarn
Allén
Vane Hariiton
Enon
Vane
Nena
Constance
Mra Hamilton
Grovedate
Grovedate, and Though Mr. Allen
Re. Hamilton
Castigations and Odd Tales From A Philadelphia Dinner
A Philadelphia Archbishop dinner recounts a tale of a salt mine buyer and a clever nephew who toys with a flexible opera hat. A Rome Rome Castel Sant Angelo article notes partial demolition planned by Rome authorities, dating to Urban VIII era, altering medieval and Renaissance landmarks.
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Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Cald
Frankford
Buffalo Enquirer
Castel Sant’ Angelo
Rome
Castel Sant’ Angélo
Urban VIII
Don Chronicle
Wanted to Say His Prayers In Columbus Hotel Incident
A father and his young son stayed at a Columbus hotel for the night. After the boy slept, a bellboy rushed to the room following frantic ringing. The youth angrily demanded someone to say his prayers to, raising questions about the incident.
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Columbus
Not Afraid to Be Seen Chorus Critique Sparks Controversy
A quoted remark questions the impact of a chorus member dressed scantily. Respondent defends herself saying she is not ashamed and rejects the implied judgment. The exchange highlights public scrutiny of performers and modesty standards.
Odette Tyler praises Dean's Kidney Pills pasted in ad note
Odette Tyler the famous actress writes a grateful note to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY praising Dean's Kidney Pills. She notes personal and friend relief and signs her name Odette Tyler. The ad promotes 60 cent boxes and lists drugstore availability. The clipping also mentions Defiance Starch and real estate activity on Fifth Avenue including Lorillard mansion sale.
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Didette Tyler
Dean
Odette Tyler
America
Miss Tyler
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
X. Y
Foster-Milburn Co
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
New York
Hassling Heights
Lorillard
Lews
Millworker Artist Adorns Carnegie Music Hall Interior
Walter Fredericks a Braddock immigrant from Switzerland rose from mill painter to interior decorator for the Carnegie Music Hall. After excelling on Edgar Thomson plant exteriors, he was entrusted with decor of mill offices, drawing the notice of trustees and earning a prestigious assignment.
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Carnegie Music Hall
Braddock
Walter Fredericks
Edgar Thomson
Brary
Postum Coffee vs Imitators Warns Public
The piece condemns imitator cereal coffees copying Postum and misleading consumers. It notes about 400 such factories started in nine years, all failing, and praises Postum as the original cereal coffee trusted by physicians and the public as a safer alternative to coffee.
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Devone
Iself
Postum
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Oklahoma
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Okla
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R.H. Loofbourrow
Land Oden Oklahoma
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Alexander & Hayes Lawyers
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United States Land Office
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Briggs & Wybrant
Mike
Bonees
Fred C. Tracy
R. Wright
Liberal
Kansas
Co. W. Herod
Clyde H. Wyand
Woodward, “Oklaboma
H. D. Meese
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Gevarel
Cosea Riverside
Propte
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John Rockefeller
Tioga County
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Broadway
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Amalgamated Copper Company
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