WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK AILMENT PROMPTS REMEDY CLAIM
Indianapolis woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring health and weight after months of illness. She says she could not work, then gained from 109 to 133 pounds and can do housework. She urges others to try the remedy and directs readers to the Pinkham Company for advice.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
Addison Street
Ara E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Ass
Parson and Skinner Talk of a Missionary Nickel
Parson notes Skinner contributed a nickel to the missionary collection this morning. Skinner explains he had nothing smaller but felt the donation was the right thing to do.
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Parson
Skinner
The Climber and The Woman Who Arrived Clash In Conversation
The Climber notes society requires tact to fit in and snub the right people. The Woman Who Had Arrived counters that a social climber must master the same discernment to navigate society.
Potato Eating Nations Noted In World Ranking
A dated regional claim declares Belgians as the world’s top potato eaters with the Irish in second place, reflecting a playful or editorial humor about national food habits.
If marriage wasn't a lottery the law might not interfere
A concise reflective line suggesting that legal involvement in marriage cases would lessen if marriage were not treated like a lottery, implying social and legal interventions are driven by chance perceptions.
North and South nerves jangle over labor migration and fires
A Columbus Columbus Dispatch report outlines a massive movement of southern black labor to northern states, with Ohio absorbing over 20 000 movers this year. Fears arise about labor supply, race tensions, and winter hardships as unions, educators, and clergy respond with outreach and policy questions.
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Southland
South
Ohio
Federation of Labor
Washington
Attorney General’s Department
Secretary of State
Mahoning County
New England
State Board of Agriculture
Vessel Colgate Lost in Lake Erie Disaster
A Duluth owned whaleback ship the James B Colgate foundered in a fierce Lake Erie gale off Long Point Canada. Captain Walter Grashaw survived adrift 34 hours on a raft before rescue near Conneaut Ohio. All 21 crew members perished as waves and exposure overwhelmed the boat. The ferry Marquette and Bessemer No 2 rescued the captain near Rondeau opposite Cleveland.
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Union News Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
James B. Colgate
Conneaut
Walter Grashaw
Colgate
Long Point
Canada
Erie
Marquette
Bessemer No. 2
Rondeau
Grabbing More Chinese Land in Tien Tsin
Washington reports French troops seized another square mile of territory next to their concession in Tien Tsin. The move, in defiance of the Chinese Foreign Office, is described as an international incident with limited immediate significance by officials.
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State Civil Service Commission
State House
Wyandotte
Washington
Tien Tsin
Peking
China
France
Spohn Medical CO
Doctors OF Animals
Goshen, Ind
Leeds University
Bethlehem Steel electrocution tragedy reported in Bethlehem
Three men were electrocuted at the Bethlehem Steel Company plant in Bethlehem Pennsylvania due to a fellow worker’s mistake turning on the current. Four or five others narrowly escaped the same fate in the incident.
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Bethlehem, Penn
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
A detailed market roundup lists wheat, corn, oats, hay, poultry and eggs, and live stock prices. It provides price ranges for No 2 to No 8 grades, various ear and mixed varieties, eggs primes and seconds, roasting and fryer poultry, cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs.
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Timothy
Lee Poultry
Carranza Commander Osuna Killed at Palomas Battle
Dispatches reach Juarez report General Carlos Osuna, a loyal Carranza commander, killed near Chihuahua City as Villistas under Francisco Villa annihilate his 2000-strong force at Palomas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carlos Ozuna
Carranza
Villistas
Palomas
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Villista
Francisco Villa
Osuna
Cardui Wins Suit Vindicating Woman's Tonic
In Chicago federal court Judge Carpenter presiding a federal jury found the American Medical Association guilty of libel against Cardui the woman’s tonic labeling it a nostrum. The trial lasted three months with widespread testimony from doctors and chemists and nearly four million words of evidence.
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Cardui
United States District Court of Chicago
Carpenter
American Medical Association
Mud Slinging Presidency Echoes From Rumpus Ridge
A muddy motorist confronts Mr. Gap Johnson about local youths who were playing in a mudhole and pelting him with mud. Johnson shrugs, noting the presidential year gives the youngsters license to sling mud.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Dead Shot touted as worm and tapeworm remedy
An advertisement claims Dr Peery's Dead Shot is effective for worms and tapeworms in adults and children. One dose is sufficient and no purgative is needed. Ady.
Ambitious Husband Pushes Wife Toward Politics
A woman questions a friend's unhappiness and learns her husband urges politics to gain social prominence. The dialogue centers on a marriage strain driven by a spouse's drive for public standing.
Castoria and a Punchline Collage from a Humorous Column
The text riffs on a familiar Castoria advertisement claiming safety for infants and children, then shifts to humorous exchanges: a nephew seeking a raise and a boss’s refusal, and a playful line about a psychology class and a chauffeur. The snippets resemble a comic page collage.
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Yet Do Not Know It
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root urges readers to treat hidden kidney disease and related ailments. It claims kidneys are vital and promotes trial bottles, with pricing, mailing offer, and a request to mention the paper.
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Doan
Kilmer & Pamieh
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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