Tumors Conquered Without Operations Promoted by Lydia Pinkham
A sensational advertisement extols Lydia E Bly Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for tumors and wandering pains. It features letters from women praising relief after using the product, urging others to write for advice and promising recovery without surgery. The copy targets fearful patients and touts testimonials from Bradford and Lynn addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkh
Hornova
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mra, Pinkham
Lynn
Mane
Mra
Pirnikbenetss
Lee
Fanna D'ox
Bradford
Lydie Pinkhama
Lydia E
Pinkhem
Erarore
Murprim
Thads
Fortunatel
Lnome
Lydia EB Pinkham
Renlientsenge
Lacie Hotel
Beatle
Wash
Sue
Cossacks Forced to Surrender Amid Revolt Turmoil
Reports from St Petersburg describe insurrection in smaller interior towns. In Sotssi on the Black Sea eighty Cossacks fled to their barracks under siege and surrendered after rebels bombarded the building with an old cannon. A torpedo boat then arrived prompting further surrenders and restoration of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Sotssi
Black Sea
Bastoum
Schooner Victoria Sunk in Southwest Gale
The schooner Victoria with six hands aboard including the sealer Alexander McLean turned turtle in a southwest gale near Bamfield on Tuesday. The Ella G, once Seattle owned, left Victoria Saturday on a fleeing cruise near the Vancouver Island coast after being taken from Clayoquot where wrecked three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Clayoquot
Vancouver Island
Strait
Battle Between Union and Non-Union Miners Near Cliffords
Report of a pitched clash between union and nonunion miners at Cliffords ten miles from Stone Cabin on the Manhattan road. George Cole was shot in the arm while a miner named Himish Wald fired. eight nonunion men were arrested. The fight ended with the attackers escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldfield
Nev
Jack Gineanto
George Cole
Nye County
Cliffords
Stone Cabin
Manehattan
Tom Logi
Dolamar
Train Wreck Near Dora Injures Passengers
A broken rail caused a Missouri bound train to derail one mile north of Dora near Henninghar. The wreck damaged the mail and baggage cars and derailed the second class coach, with many passengers including several African Americans injured. The crash occurred about twenty minutes after midnight and the cause is reported as a broken rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirmingian
Kansas City
Louise
Mraneieco
Dora
Hirninghar
Oldaight
Anoway
Baguage
Momen
Nono
Excellent Neighbors and the Colonels Cemetery House
Report of Col. Quackenboss building a house beside a cemetery prompts friend protests. He defends with a quip about dead being excellent neighbors. Notes stray phrases and humorous fragments about remedies and a large sum tied to wartime trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Quackenboss
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Sareea Ata Caepes
Kylieth Pinkham
Thomas Hillyard
Smarthfield
Utah
Prutctne Schon
Earl
Sloan
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Cacy
Howland
Madison Avenue
New York City
Coe
TOS Fe
Klidly
Bhort
Washington
Uintah Forest Reserve
Uintah Mountains
Bartleavile
Standard of Company
Standard Company
Psackege
Haley
Missouri
Activitier
Certificate OF Purity
Kilmer
jState
New York
County of Broome
Binghamton
Jonas M. Kilmer
Moses Hh, Bitte
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Putnam
Otangaport
Inter
Monroe Drug CO
Unionville Mineour
Winslow
la Nature
Red Cross Hall
Coens
Kuss Company
South Bend
Ind
Las
Fabien
Drage Alle
Enovis Olga
Germany
United States
Our
Ealt Lake City
Denve
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Cnicrce Great Western Railay
F. A. Burnaweathen
Howard E. Burton
Bhatty Tegal
Sethical Band
Ballard
Catarek
W Rome
Ovat
Ars Prumanew LY
Silimenia
Ty Elaine Man
Browngey
DRS
Shores & Shores
Ur Delray
Spauitesosha
WEVER
Nalden-Judson Drug Co
General Agents
Salt Lake City
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