Lydia Pinkham Women’s Health Advice From Lynn Co
Advertorial letter excerpts claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures various female weaknesses. Women readers are urged to write for free, private medical guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Two testimonials describe relief after following her advice and emphasize confidentiality and accessibility.
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Mrs. Pinkham
America
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Beda Tals
Tapia Sire
Lydia B. Pinkham
Four lives lost in Lor rain theater fire tragedy
A series of incidents from the era are noted including a deadly fire at the Verhaok theater in Lor rain Ohio killing four. Other items report a New York stock exchange record high sale at ninety thousand dollars, a mining bureau push, Navy hazing debates, a Baldwin Illinois bank safe robbery, a Kingman Kansas shooting, Shanghai riots inquiry, a China Japan treaty, a February Chicago governors meeting on insurance, a San Francisco boxing result, and a Los Angeles rail yard fatal.
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New York
Committee of Mings and Mining
House
Bureau of Mining
Admiral Dewey
Annapolis
Baldwin
Clarence Albright
Kingman
Kan
Aasaxkin
Chinghae
Chile
Shanghai
Victoria
Peking
Charles Faas
Hugh McCoy
Dartington
Baron Komura
M. Uchida
Japan
Prince Ching
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Chicago
Jack O'rien
Hob Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
W. G. Nolan
Southern Pacific Railway
River Station
Los Angeles
Thay Yards
Northwest Notes Blend War news and local incidents
A cluttered North West notes column lists a military festival for the hundredth anniversary of a Polar expedition, a bridge accident in Oregon, a Spokane obituary, a Seattle divorce case, a new transcontinental train record, and various local industry and political items. The item mentions Walter Scott’s rumored death in Death Valley and a Missouri representative's banking bill.
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Jomk Deewalelk
Hiniingion
Ore
Clydentate Clark
Chicaer Pores & Co
Sheridan
Wye
Jol M. Gearth
Oregon
United States Senate
Mitchell
Walter J. Tisdale
Tascome
Spokane
N. B. Hutchit
Chinese slavery in Pekin Times editorial on cruel punishments
An editorial in the Pekin Times condemns the harsh treatment of slave girls in China. It notes a Shanghai mixed court case of a girl gagged and beaten, and reports claims of a Canton road house where a young slave girl is daily beaten with a knotted rope. The piece urges public notice to deter cruelty without a formal police complaint.
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Pekin Times
Shanghai
Canton Road
Tesson
Verbal Specialization in Opera and Drama History
A discussion traces high level word origins and meanings in opera and drama. It notes that opera once meant nothing definite beyond work and that Dryden described it as a poetical tale with music and scenes. The piece also contrasts drama and poet with simple deeds and maker.
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Dryden
Coat of Snakeskin Furor Draws Society Interest
A western woman wearing a coat made of six deadly snakeskins captivates eastern society. The snakes were killed by the woman herself, and the piece is described as mottled gray and white resembling lizard skin. The report notes the sensational nature of the fashion and its bold backstory as a curious social tale from Ava, Minnesota, dated June 6, 1008.
Convention of Pipe Smokers in Brussels
At a Brussels pipe smokers convention president M. Kos claimed it took him three hours and seven minutes to finish one pipe. He described a method costing three hours to fill, with Hoose at the bottom middle and loosely at the top, insisting full mental focus and patience are needed to achieve the true smoke.
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Brussels
M. Kos
Class in Criticism by a Wealthy Patron Madam
A well known young college woman offers criticism classes for wealthy patrons lacking education. She discusses the newest books plays operas and various arts to improve patrons conversational powers. She charges twenty dollars for a course of twenty five lectures and one dollar an hour for private instruction.
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Myerson American Family Magazine
Barbarous Banquets in Abyssinian Palace Feeds 8000 Soldiers
In the Abyssinian capital a notable feature of life is the twice weekly banquets held in the palace banqueting hall. Batches of 8000 soldiers are fed on raw meat, bread, and tea, with Abyssinian honey tea as the drink.
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Enormo
Scotty's Record Ride Fastest Santa Fe Run
Walter Scott, a Death Valley miner, rode a Santa Fe special train from Los Angeles to Chicago in under 45 hours last summer. The trip, costing over $6000, set a mark for fastest long distance rail travel over mountains and plains, showcasing Santa Fe track and staff reliability. The ad promotes Utah Colorado routes to the East and Southwest with ticket rates and literature from a Salt Lake City office.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe
Utah
Colorado
Mie
Spirit of Contentment in Old Woman’s Smile
An elderly poor woman stays sunny and serene. When asked what keeps her happy she says she has only two teeth left yet is grateful they hit. A round trip fare of 50 dollars to California via the Salt Lake Route runs all winter. Contact J L Moore, D P A, Salt Lake City for details.
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H. A. McNally
Hater City
Ore
McNally
Baker Cy
Philadelphia
Mathour County
Idaho Line
California
Salt Lake
J. L. Moore
Salt Lake City
Heltos Couple and the Ring Misunderstanding
In Great Bend the tele phone girl and the bill clerk argue over rowdy notions of domestic duty. He claims a wife should rise to light fires and spare her husband, prompting her to firmly demand the line be disconnected, saying she is engaged to someone else.
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Heltos
Great Bend Register
Bosband
The Pursuit of Perfection in Culture and Equality
A fragmented excerpt critiques the pursuit of perfection and equality, denouncing machine reliance and hatred while urging a universal awakening. It references Seva Matthew Arnold and calls for culture beyond mechanization, promoting light, freedom, and humane work as guiding ideals.
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Seva
Matthew Arnold
Chet
Cuibare
Cultare
Arnold
Whushow's Kusttohne Fitness Guidance Emerges
A shift in health writing promotes a simpler exercise method for middle aged and overweight readers. The World magazine notes earlier skipping as a health aid had drawbacks and introduces a new approach for active living among the corpulent and other adults.
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