Rail rate legislation opposed as unconstitutional and unnecessary
Testifying before the Senate committee on interstate commerce, Pro ut ywald argues railways should set their own rates and develop business without federal or state rate control. He warns that a fixed rate can be a confiscation of property, citing the fourteenth amendment and court jurisdiction, and maintains a railway is entitled to a reasonable rate. A brief humor snippet notes losses by fire and tobacco value in Yonkers.
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Senate
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Proutywald
Sone
Ita Property
Circuit Court of the
United States
Kate Upson Clark
Josaph B. Bowles
Boyn
Mateh
Bridget’s Suspicion Arises Over Night Visitor Styles
Yonkers Statesman reports Bridget and Mrs Styles contest a man in the kitchen at night with Arideet and Mr Styles objecting to the intrusion. The brief item centers on jealousy and family tensions described in a terse local column style.
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Bridget
Mrs. Styles
Kangaroo Farming Becomes Regular Calling in Australia
Australian Industry notes a shift as kangaroo farming grows as a steady occupation across the country. Demand from markets and regulatory support spur more hunters and farmers to pursue the trade.
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Australia
Mrs Murphy Finds Relief With Pink Pills At Home
Mrs Mary D Murphy of 1903 Force Street Fort Wayne Indiana recounts years of stomach disorder weakness and nervous spells eased after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits rapid improvement within half a box and full recovery after three boxes. Pills marketed as restoring blood vigor and aiding digestion circulation and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Murphy
Force Street
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Simplifying Life For Girls Mothers Face Complex Duties
A late 19th century column by Kate Upson Clark urges housewives to lessen the burdens on daughters by simplifying daily tasks. It argues against excessive cooking, laundry, and sewing loads, endorsing plain meals, fewer courses, and practical dress care to save time and resources.
Embroidered Cushion and Fashion Trends in 19th Century Textiles
A detailed description covers cushion coverings with pale olive foundations and corded borders, green and blue silks for ties and knot stitches, and a silk fringe. It notes garments and accessories in a Chicago News roundup, including ecclesiastical robes, Dolly Varden sleeves, flowered net robes, silk blouses, stockings, parasols, Valencieries, leather belts, redingote coats, and trimming styles on skirts.
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Legion
Chicago News
Cogne de Roche
The Smooth Neel Bathing Remedy
A home recipe promises relief for neck roughness. Mix late olin eporma ced and vaseline with peanut and sweet almond oils, benzo benzoin, and a small amount of benzgin. Melt the base ingredients then beat until concreting, adding benzgin dropwise, with optional violet or perfume extract.
New Belts Descriptions Portable in Green Blue and White
A fragment describes new belts with medium width leather, ornate designs, and white accents. Buckles are leather, suggesting use for daily or evening wear with varied color options including green, blue, and white.
Fragmented OCR Neckties Between Ads and Notices
A jumble of quoted dialogue and stray lines from various items appears, including a Brooklyn Eagle fragment, a Yonkern Stateennn note, and medical testimonials. The passage blends brief quotes about marriage, health remedies, housekeeping tips, and a Christian reflection, with scattered lines about lace collars, soap washing, and Foot-Ease.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women’s Ailments
An advertisement extols Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women's illnesses including backache menstrual pain and ovarian troubles. It features testimonials from Mrs Holmes of North Dakota and Mrs Cottely of New York, claims extensive cures, and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Norte
Lydia
Pinktam
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Emma Cottely
East 12Th Street
New York City
Mr. Pinkham
Lydia B. Punkeham
Mes
Lynn
Mass
The Fone Young Man and the Pilot Wivcrig
A fragmentary note reports a young man seen with a pilot at an unidentified location. The readable line suggests the youth is unharmed as the encounter ends. No dates or places are provided.
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Philaselyhin
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