Fibroid Tumors Cured by Mrs Pinkham Letter Testimony
Mrs E F Hayes of Roxbury Boston reports long battle with fibroid tumor and pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with expelling the tumor and restoring health. The letter stresses the medicine's value and urges other women to try it.
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Boston
Hayes
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkhamt
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
Roxbury
Pinxham
Eouey
An Hayes
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
De Wet’s Three Years War Praises Knox as Military Genius
London dispatch reports De Wet’s book praises Gen Knox as a rare British commander with military genius. He criticizes Roberts and Kitchener, notes Tommy Atkins’ decent marksmanship, and attributes Boer escape to divine will amid sharp critiques and detailed strategic episodes.
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Gen. Knox
de Wet
London
England
Bismarck
South Africa
DeWet
Buller
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Tommy Adkins
Parents Arrested in Death of Two Children
Philadelphia report says after weeks of inquiry police detained John W. Williams and his wife over the deaths of Annie Williams nine and Josephine three due to poison. Chemical tests supported the doctor and coroner's suspicions. the couple deny involvement.
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Philadelphia
Annie Williams
Josephine
Polce
John W. Williams
Annie
Williams
Hanna denies resignation from Senate and RNC chair
Senator Mark Hanna of Washington on Sunday night rejected reports he would resign from the Senate or as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He said he would serve his term, let the people decide retirement, and would stay as RNC chair until after the next convention. If offered the chair, he would decide whether to accept.
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Washington
Hanna
Senate
Republican National Committee
Tin
National Committee
Pope to Welcome Russian Emperor in Rome Visit
Rome reports the Grand Duke Sergius announced the czar will visit Rome. The pope expressed pleasure at meeting the emperor of Russia in person.
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Czar
Rome
Sergius
Russia
Epworth Salt Request Sparks Epworth League Mention
A man queries the Epworth League at the counter prompting the druggist to confirm the organization’s name and sell five cents worth of Epworth salts. The note then shifts to advertise Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops as a long established blood purifier and health restorer popular among German Americans.
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John Weeley
Epworth League
Chicago Triune
August Koenig
Hamburg
Sarah Nominated Sparks Mixed Reactions
Detroit Free Press notes Sarah receives a nomination amid mixed feelings as the politician reacts with delight and questions the impact of the recognition.
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Sarah
Detroit Free Press
Why He Is Called a Martyr. Lincoln and his legacy
A brief reflection notes why Abraham Lincoln is called the martyred president. It explains the idea that his assassination made him a symbol of sacrifice for the nation and a higher moral cause in the Civil War era.
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Jamie
Lincoln
Chicago Record- Herald
Cough Remedies Ad and Literary Quip
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising relief from coughs and colds at 25 cents. A witty exchange about hair following a short joke by Tess and Jess reflects period-social tone, ending with a Longfellow quotation about ambition.
Difference of a Comma in German Town Headline
A German town inspector tours schools with the mayor. The mayor mutters about an ass as the inspector overhears. At the first school the inspector asks for punctuation tests. The boy on the blackboard writes a sentence with comma placement. The mayor insists commas are unnecessary.
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Germany
London
Ritzelbuttel
California Coast Illustrated Route Book Issued by Chicago and Northwestern
The Passenger Department of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway released a 60 page illustrated book about California and the Pacific Coast. It highlights scenery, hotel and transport advantages, and outdoor life in the coast climate. Available for four cents in stamps from W. B. Kniskern in Chicago.
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California
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Pacific Coast
W. B. Kniskern
Trafic Ma Ager
Chicago
Ill
A Kansas Editor Ruminates on Indians and Girls
A Kansas editor reflects with a remark about hunting Indians and the hierarchy of game, then pivots to comment on reg per Indians and girls. The wording suggests a colonial stereotype framed as casual newspaper musings.
Seeking a New Home Great Southwest Prospectus
Advertising note promotes Missouri Kansas Indian Territory and Texas settlement prospects by James Barker M K T Ry official in St. Louis. It urges readers to consider business chances and housing options while mocking late-night vanity. Also hints at butter color usage in creameries with June Tint reference.
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Great Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Texas
James Barker
M. K
T. Ry
Wainwright Bldg
St. Louis
Peruna Cited By Betsey Ross Secretary For Catarrh Cure
Miss Maggie Welch secretary of the Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes from Chicago praising Peruna for catarrh and lung throat relief after a severe cold. She credits immediate benefit and lasting improvement with faithful use and urges readers to contact the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio for free literature.
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Maggie Welch
The
Betsey Ross
Magpie Welch
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
R, Paxton CO
Columbus Av
Boston
Mires
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Ree
H. Ut
Mark Hanna
Knoxville
Tenn
Harvey Jogan
Montana
Halifax
New England
Leyland Line
Tess
Jess
J. F. Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
Penne
Market Report
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Louisville
Indianapolis
Lane
Indianapolis News
Buxton
Chicago Daily News
Para
Beire
St Jacob
St. Jacobs
Bears
Peruna
Sean
Webster’s
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
C. Merriam
Springfield
Lea
Roy
Dubuque
Waterloo
Albert L.ca
A. H. Hanson
Frank TH
AN. K.E
Denver
Colo
Neti
Uae
Wm. P. Hayles
Augusta
Mr. Hayles
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