Favorite Prescription Promises Safe Relief for Women
Advertising copy touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic non narcotic remedy for female disorders. It claims to regulate cycles relieve drains cure inflammation and weakness and aid childbirth and nursing. A testimonial from Mrs. E A Bender supports its efficacy and privacy of correspondence is emphasized.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
E. A. Bender
Keene, Coshocton Co
Ohio
DeWarr & Co
Chicago
British Gazette Denies William Attend Victoria Memorial
Berlin reports the North German Gazette denies Emperor William will attend Queen Victoria's memorial services or King Edward's coronation. It states English reports are untrue and notes sovereigns normally do not attend foreign coronations or related festivities.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
William
King Edward
Victoria
Edward
Hill at Fargo Rail Deal Discussed
President James J. Hill spoke to the tri state grain and cattle growers convention in Fargo about Northwest development and profitable railway cooperation. He argued that railroads and producers rise or fall together, urged public domain policy, and described rate reductions driven by Northwest growth and Burlington acquisition.
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Fargo
N. D
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern Railway
Tri-State
Minnesota
Dakotas
Duluth
Twin Cities
Hill
Northwest
East
Von Buelow Fails to Satisfy Critics in England
London cabling reports Count von Buelow’s second speech angered the British press. The Times denounces his remarks as a grave insult to a friendly nation and calls for a clear repudiation of calumnies. It warns Britain will not tolerate Abdul misuse of the king’s uniform to demean soldiers in South Africa.
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London
Count von Buelow
Times
Herren, Libermann and Sonnenberg
Herr von Sonnenberg
South Africa
Britain faces volunteer crisis as wage gap fuels protest
London reports the British war office cannot fill front line regiments with volunteers who would earn one shilling daily, while yeomanry volunteers already earn five shillings. Officials consider conscription or repeal of new rules to break the deadlock, warning it could bankrupt many regiments.
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London
British War Office
Yeomanry
War Office
Bombs For Venezuelans In Caracas Target Minister Of Finance
Dispatches from Caracas report a bomb exploded before the house of Senor Tello Mendoza the minister of finance and other blasts occurred in various parts of the city. The political situation remains unsettled with the revolution hinging on Matos loyalists landing.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
Caracas
Venezuela
Senor Tello Mendoza
Nicaragua Arrests Former Honduran President Aboard Steamship
Managua reports General Vasquez, ex president of Honduras, was seized on the Tucapel by Nicaraguan authorities. He is charged with seeking to foment revolution in Central America against President Zelaya, who ousted Vasquez in 1894 for the same reason.
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Hill
Great Lakes
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Managua
Nicaragua
General Vasquez
Honduras
South American Steamship Company
Tucapel
Central America
Zelaya
American Doctor Acquitted in South Africa Treason Trial
A cablegram from General Bingham at Cape Town reports the acquittal and release of Dr. Richard S. Anthony who faced high treason and aiding the enemy charges. Anthony, an American citizen, had resided in South Africa and married a Boer woman.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Bingham
Cape Town
Richard S. Anthony
Anthony
South Africa
Fitzsimmons an Objectionable Name Change Sought
Mrs J C B Fitzsimmons asks Brooklyn courts for permission to change her name claiming she objects to sharing a name with a notorious pugilistic figure and resents being called little Fitzs.
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Fitzsimmons
New York
J. C. B. Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Fitz
Adam Bis Man Explanations On Forbidden Fruit
A compact moral line suggests Adam’s motive was not the apple but the prohibition itself. The speaker argues the real error was not forbidding the serpent, which would have prevented the temptation. The text frames desire as rebellion against limits.
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Adam
Quote on dogs and men as test of mercy
The fragment presents a riddle about kindness to a starving dog. It claims that feeding a hungry dog makes it safe, contrasting the dog with a man. The text lacks context, dates, or identifiable sources.
Peculiar Stock Months Listed as Dangerous for Speculation
A newspaper notes October is among the peculiarly dangerous months for stock speculation, listing seven other months as unwise for such bets. The column emphasizes caution across a broad year, warning investors about seasonal risk patterns.
Be Kind You Have 7 Bought
The quoted aphorism speaks on friendship as a holy passion with sweetness steadiness loyalty and endurance lasting a lifetime if not strained by money requests. It juxtaposes kindness with financial entanglements and enduring bonds.
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Theople
Huron
Masuru
the News Department
H. Longstaff
Eone Hs
Desi
D. O. Root
Kimball Piano
Bemi
Gazette
Britishe
Queen Victoria
Tion
Pacific
Devel
Mr. Hill
Burlington
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern
Peoria
Rock Island
Davenport
Quincy
Alton
Hannibal
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
South
Southwest
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Europe
America
Red River Valley
Red River
Bois de Sioux
Pembina
von Buelow
England
Dr. Anthony
Asbtori
Bears
Castor
Uum
Sapolio
Hawks Nursery Company
Milwaukee
Wis
C. U
Plain Army Express
Castoria
Cin
Eis
Kren
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