How to be happy though married health advice explodes myths
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring womanly health and happiness in marriage. It claims cures for irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, and female weakness, with testimonials from women aided by the treatment. It offers free consultations and a medical adviser book, with pricing for cloth bound and covered editions.
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O. S
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Anna Willy
Michigan House
Northville
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
Ado
New York Tri-Weekly Tribune Advertising Offer
An old prospectus describes the New York Tri-Weekly Tribune as a fine fresh daily style paper issued Monday Wednesday and Friday. It promises foreign and domestic news from THE Daily TRIBUNE plus illustrations humorous items industry fashion and markets for 1.50 yearly with an optional extra Huron-ITE for 2.00 per year.
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Daily Tribune
Weekly Published Thursday National Family Newspaper Ad
Weekly edition known nationwide as a top class family newspaper for farmers and villagers. It carries key general news from The Daily Tribune up to press time, an Agricultural Department, market reports, and family reading for all ages. Subscription prices listed.
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United States
Daily Tribune
Cuban delegation meets McKinley traces ties after insular talks
The Cuban constitutional delegates visited President McKinley in Washington and later attended a White House state dinner. Secretary Root conducted hours of confidential talks on Cuba's status while the president expressed interest in close U S relations and support for Cuba’s liberation. The dinner honored the Cuban delegates with 47 covers and a broad cross section of federal leaders in attendance.
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Washington
New Island Republic
McKinley
United States
Cuba
White House
Root
War Department
Senor Capote
Spain
Congress
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Rebels Torture and Execute Eight Prisoners in Philippines
The rebel Cailles allegedly ordered eight American prisoners shot on April 21 along with the execution of Colonel Sanchez and merchant Senor de la Valla after torture. Sanchez escaped. Cailles proclaims himself dictator and vows extermination as Aguinaldo disavows responsibility and disclaims any war-crime orders.
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Manila
Cailles
Sanchez
Senor de la Valla
Tabayas
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Pondicherry
India
Aguinaldo Pas
Calles
Filipinos Sentenced to Death for Murder of U S Private
General orders from the Philippines report a court martial finding three natives guilty of murdering Private Eugene S. Anderson of Company E Eighteenth Infantry. They were sentenced to be hanged and General MacArthur approved the verdict.
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Anderson
Washington
Division of the
MacArthur
Suffolk cowhiding marks first in city history
Carrie Palmer and Lavinia White were publicly cowhided in Suffolk by the Chief of Police under an anti vice crusade. 20 lashes with a rawhide were applied, and they were exiled from town with a final threat of 50 lashes if they returned.
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Suffolk
Carrie Palmer
Lavinia White
Ames
Americans Sent to Prison for False Labor Contracts
Kingston Jamaica April 26 Frank Fuller and Thomas Smith two Americans were sentenced to six months in prison for making false contracts with Jamaican laborers to work in Cuba. A police inquiry reveals a large swindle with laborers charged passage money by the defendants. Fuller also faces forgery charges.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Frank Fuller
Thomas Smith
Cuba
Ker
Smith
Fuller
Campbell Bannerman Predicts Protective System Risk
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman in London criticizes Sir Michael Hicks-Beach budget predicting new imposts will lead to a protective system. He warns that protection may emerge from proposed taxes and duties.
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London
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Michael Hicks-Beach
British envoy presents Red Cross to American missionaries
Sir Ernest Satow, British minister to China, formally presents the Red Cross to Misses Saville and Chapin for conspicuous services during the legations siege last summer.
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Peking
Sir Ernest Satow
China
Red Cross
Saville and Chapin
Legations
Stead foresees trouble from Boer War to Atlantic storm
William T. Stead in a Daily Mail interview warns of international crises involving England. He says Europe may draw the United States into conflict, with the Clayton-Bulwer treaty at risk and a possible choice between war or retreat, shaping Boer prospects.
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London
William T. Stead
The
Daily Mail
England
Russia
Atlantic
United States Congress
Reports Capture of Boers and Guns
London April 27 The War Office received Lord Kitchener's telegram reporting the capture of Boers and a 12 pounder gun. It also notes the 4.7 inch naval gun found, once captured at Helvetia. Pretoria reports Baden-Powell will resign as inspector of the South African constabulary and return to England soon.
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British War Office
Lord Kitchener
London
War Office
Helvetia
Pretoria
Baden-Powell
England
General A O Miller Civil War veteran dies in Lebanon
Lebanon Indiana April 27 General A O Miller a noted Civil War hero died today in Lebanon He commanded Company C Tenth Indiana at Rich Mountain in July 1861 where his unit captured the first rebel flag He was 74 years old.
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Lebanon
Ind
A. O. Miller
Indiana
Rich Mountain
East River Bridge Let To Pennsylvania Steel
Bids opened for the steel structure of the East river bridge. Pennsylvania Steel company of Philadelphia bid 1 123 400. Project to be completed in about 20 months.
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East River Bridge
New York
Pennsylvania Steel Company of
Philadelphia
Smallpox Outbreak Reported at Indian School in Oregon
The Indian bureau reports smallpox at an Indian school in Oregon. Six students are hospitalized while about 500 pupils were tested or screened, as authorities try to contain the outbreak.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Oregon
Scarinatad
Week of April 29 1901 crops and weather report
Weather in the week ending April 29 1901 was warmer than normal with some hot afternoons and warm nights. Rain was mainly night showers later in the week. southerly winds on the 26th caused surface dust and some reseeding before the main rains. Wheat oats and barley showed good germination and growth, with rye in very good to excellent condition. pasturage generally fair to good. Many counties report plowing progressing well and gardening active. fruit trees blossoming in southern areas. overall soil conditions favorable, though a few northeastern areas too wet and western regions drier with wind drying surface soil.
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Missouri Valley
Lincoln
Fall River
Lawrence
Meade
Ennington
Wheat and oat seeding progress across counties
Brown Wheat sowing is far advanced toward completion and the early town is germinating and growing well with soil generally in good condition. Clark Seeding of wheat roats nearing completion and grass growing rapidly with good soil. Odin Wheat sowing nearing completion and oats and rye seeding far advanced. Day Wheat seeding nearing completion and early sown up and looking well. Grant Wheat and oat seeding near completion with early sown coming up well though some fields thin. Hamlin Seeding far advanced with generally good soil. Marshall Seeding far advanced with early sown wheat coming up well. Roberts Wheat and oat seeding well advanced and early sown germinating quickly with moist soil and thick grass.
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Brule
Campbell
Hyde
Sully
Walworth
Clark
Itg Cometion
Hamlin
Marshall
Earl
Roberts
Seeding Progress Across South Dakota Counties
Reports from Beadle, Brookings, Faulk, Hand, Jerauld, Kingsbury, Lake, Miner, Bon Homme, Charles Mix, Clay, and other counties detail seeding nearing completion in wheat oats and barley with early sowings germinating. Conditions describe moisture, wind damage minor, and grass growth rapid. corn plowing and potato planting underway with general favorable weather for germination and growth.
Cheap Rate to Coast Excursion to San Francisco
Fare from Huron to San Francisco and return set at 67 dollars on the North Western line. Excur sion tickets valid May 7 and 8 with return allowed within thirty days. Sale through Chicago & North Western railway agents amid launching of battleship Ohio.
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Huron
San Francisco
Cal
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Railway
A New Sign of Real Excellence in Eyewear
A New Sign and a good one shows the real excellence of our work as many adults and children have benefited from the eye glasses and spectacles we fit. Nothing inferior in quality or making shall leave our establishment.
Baker Watchmaker and Optician Ad in Huron
Fred J. Baker, watchmaker and optician, lists Dakota Avenue and Next Third Street locations in Huron South Dakota offering repair and eyewear services.
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Dakota Avenue
Adam and the forbidden fruit misread in legend
The fragment reflects a paraphrase on Adam desiring the forbidden apple and the idea that the mistake was not forbidding the serpent. It presents a reductive view of biblical temptation with a focus on desire and prohibition.
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Adam
No direct article headline found in text
A concise quotation contrasts dogs and humans, noting that rescuing a starving dog and restoring its prosperity earns trust, while humans may not reciprocate. The statement emphasizes a supposed behavioral difference between dogs and people.
Astoria Stock Speculation Warning Turns into Seasonal Note
In Astoria an odd stock advisory highlights October as a dangerous month for speculation. The speaker lists months including July January September August December February April March June November and May as risky periods for market bets.
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