Tumors Conquered Without Operations
A 19th century advertisement extolls Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for treating “wandering pains” and tumors without surgery. It presents patient testimonials praising cure, urges readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice, and claims successful results from the remedy and months of treatment.
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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
Triumph of Insurgents Over Cossacks at Sotssi Barracks Siege
News from St Petersburg reports revolts in interior towns. In Sotssi eighty Cossacks attempted to disperse a market gathering and were driven to barracks, bombarded for two days, then forced to surrender as a torpedo boat arrived and townsfolk pressed to reclaim arms and city funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Sotssi
Black Sea
Bastoum
Schooner Victoria Sinks In Southwest Gale
The small schooner Ella G reported from Bamfield has turned turtle and lost six crew. Among them is Alexander McLean the noted sealer, linked in past scandals with the Carmencita, prompting a US revenue cutter order. Ella G, once Seattle owned, left Victoria on Saturday the 20th for a fleeing cruise near Vancouver Island's strait entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Clayoquot
Vancouver Island
Strait
Battle Between Union and Non-Union Miners at Cliffords
A pitched clash near Cliffords ten miles from Stone Cabin ends with George Cole shot in the arm and Gineau wounded as eight nonunion men are arrested after clashes over wage scale. The fight erupts on the Manhattan road with Sheriff Tom Logi detaining the nonunion group while Cole, former Dolamar Miners’ Union president, sought to interview miners paid below five dollars a day. The incident follows tensions between union and nonunion miners amid broader labor strife in Nevada.
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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 derailment on a passenger train bound for Kansas City after crossing the Missouri line near Dora. The crash damaged mail and baggage cars. several passengers, including many black travelers, suffered injuries. the crew was shaken but none fatally hurt.
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Mirmingian
Kansas City
Louise
Mraneieco
Dora
Hirninghar
Oldaight
Anoway
Baguage
Momen
Nono
Neighbors Clash Over Col Quackenboss House Site
A humorous yet pointed dispute surrounds Col Quackenboss building a new house beside a cemetery. Friends question the placement while the colonel defends it as a personal fancy, noting the dead are excellent neighbors.
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Col. Quackenboss
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Utah
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Mass
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Howland
Madison Avenue
New York City
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Bhort
Washington
Uintah Forest Reserve
Uintah Mountains
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Standard of Company
Standard Company
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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
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Red Cross Hall
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Kuss Company
South Bend
Ind
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Fabien
Drage Alle
Enovis Olga
Germany
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Minneapolis
Omaha
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Bhatty Tegal
Sethical Band
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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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