Doctor Brigham Says MANY PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
Physicians endorse Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy as the most wonderful tonic for women’s ailments. The article cites testimonials from Dr Brigham and W W Pinkham’s daughter in law Lydia B Pinkham’s line, praising vegetable compound as efficacious for painful or irregular periods and related symptoms, urging women to seek her advice for health and strength.
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Lydia
Naprakis
Brigham
Park
Fitchburg
Mass
E. Pinkham
Mans
Senate backs bill to create independent Reclamation Service
Washington. Senate Irrigation Committee reports favorably a house bill to organize the Reclamation Service as an independent bureau with a president appointed director earning 96000 a year. Until appointment the Geological Survey director runs duties at 4000 more, with the secretary of the interior largely cut out of control.
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Congress
Secretary of Interior
Washington
Senate Committee On Irrigation
House
Reclamation Service
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Geological Survey and Reclamation Service
Coroner estimates San Francisco death toll at least 1100
Coroner William Walsh reports the total dead will not be less than 1100, based on data from deputy coroners. He lists 300 bodies found and buried in locations including Polk and Bay streets, Portsmouth Square, Washington Square, the Six-Mile House, Laurel Hill, and scattered others, with many in South of Market lodging houses and the Chinese quarter yet to be searched.
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San Francisco
William Walsh
Walshauld
Polk and
Bay Streets
Portsmouth Square
Washington Square
Market
Market Street
China
Neat Trick Turned by Russian Reds
In Warsaw nine men in gendarmerie uniforms presented a false order to a prison at 2 am and moved three political prisoners to the citadel. The escape failed when guards found the carriages deserted, drivers bound and gagged, and the uniforms left behind. no trace of the prisoners or rescuers remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Russia
San Francisco Refugee Woman Robbed in Hotel Lobby Incident
A San Francisco refugee named Mies Logan, traveling through Colorado Springs en route to Chicago with Denver Rio Grande, says the third finger of her left hand was cut off during an attack in the St. Francis lobby, where rings were stolen. She is described as about two years old and deeply distressed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Chicago
San Francisco
Mies Logan
St. Francis Hotel
Railroad Rate Bill Reported Likely to Pass Without Amendment
Judge Cowan of Fort Worth wired from Washington to Murdo Mackinsie president of the American National Livestock Association that after a Gangass of the sons he was satisfied the railroad rate bill would pass without amendments. Judge Cowan represents the association at Washington.
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Trinidad
Colo
Judge Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Washington
Murdo Mackinsie
American National Livestock Association
Trouble in France as May Day strikes loom
Paris faces rising labor unrest with about 6,000 jewelry workers and 4,000 paper industry employees joining book printers in a strike. Leading shops are guarded by troops as authorities fear a broad, serious movement ahead of May Day.
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Paris
France
Attempt Made to Assassinate Former French President Loubet
Paria dispatch reports authorities found a bomb with a burning fuse on the library window sill of former President Loubet's villa during Easter at Menitelimar. The device was extinguished and deemed extremely deadly after examination.
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Paria
Menitelimar
Department of the
Loubet
Debility cures and odd oyster pearl facts from old notices
Fragmentary newspaper items discuss a Mrs Marr Gagner of Holyoke praising a medicine for dizziness, a description of Dr Williams Pink Pills, and an article on how pearls form in oysters. Also included is a note about streetcar air quality experiments in Detroit.
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Marr Gagner
Bouth
Summer Street
Holyoke
Mass
Gms
Important to Mothers Castoria Ad and Jowett Cigarette Tale
An old advertisement for Castoria urges mothers to ensure every bottle is genuine with the signature. The piece recounts Dr. Jowett of Oxford smoking a cigarette after a dormitory quarrel, trying one to ease tension and extinguishing it to preserve appearances.
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Jowett
Latest vegetable from Scottish coast sparks new sea plant dish
Ret C1 Balate arte Senin and The Rive Con wthend introduce latest vegetable Lava, a marine legume found on Scottish rocks. Served hot with Foust mutton, it offers subtle saline and marinated fish notes. The London Mall notes a subacid, lingering finish that invites further tastings. Also promote Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for tired feet with a trial package offer.
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London Mall
Allen
le Roy
Garfield Trifles and Aphorisms on Love and Mirrors
A garbled column recounts witty anecdotes about Alexis Piron and social behavior. It contrasts male irony with female flirtation, likening the Yankee Girl and the college widow to social types, and ends with a satirical image of the Venusian sway over men's hearts and a Lady Bountiful Christmas scene.
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Columbia
Venus
Donna
Earthquake in Oregon and Montana sparking damage and arrests
A series of notices report an earthquake felt in Grant's Pass Oregon and Lewiston Montana with awakenings, damaged furniture, and cracked windows. Articles note bank and ore thefts, railway contracts, wool sales, a county athletic meet, and arrests including Washington officials charged with fraud. The Senate passes an Indian appropriation bill after debate over land restrictions for several tribes.
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Dora Jennings
Grant's Pass
Ore
Furnture
Washington
Senate
Fragmentary ad copy lists remedies and notices
A garbled OCR passage mixes claims about medical extracts, export rates, household ads, and recruitment notices. It mentions a German export rate, a claim that calomel cures ca r, and a London servant advertisement. The text reads like disjointed product pitches and notices with scattered names and places.
Peculiar cooling effect linked to dull book reading
A physician reports an odd phenomenon while trying to read a dull novel. He notes the room grows cooler as he rapidly turns pages seeking bright content, and graphs a drop in temperature after long historical passages. The doctor suspects the weather and his lack of interest cause the chill as the fire dies out.
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Bering
Effort to Save Kites and Dark Blinds
A Welsh effort to protect the kite species amid claimed extinction. a photographer found one pair in a cave in South Wales and secured a photo while keeping their home location secret. A light-darkening window blind uses dark green calico as a narrow fitted shade, reducing room light without visibility from outside.
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Wales
South
Nurse Endorses Postum Food Coffee for Health
A Wilkes Barre nurse describes personal relief from headaches and indigestion after switching from strong coffee to Postum Food Coffee. She notes benefits for patients and nursing mothers, adding tips on preparation and serving to ensure a creamy, delicious beverage.
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Wilkes- Barre
Interviting Fasts Concerning Births and Mortality Worldwide
Compilers of Migue ls note a rise in longevity across civilizations and compare birth and death rates globally. Sweden shows the longest records with low mortality for over 150 years. Holland reports life expectancy gains. Britain and Ireland show about 6 percent improvement over 20 years. Data from Hungary, Germany, and U.S. cities reveal varied trends, with birth rates cited for New York Boston and Washington and Paris Calcutta facing extreme rates.
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United States
Sweden
Sctuaries of Insurance Companis
Holland
Avrage Ufe
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Hungary
Bude-Pesth
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
Europe
Mont American
New York
Boston
Cairo
Buenos Aires
England
Calcuta
Brussela
Paris
Planets Formed by Spiral Nebula Theory
Prof K G Moulton of the University of Chicago offers an alternative to La Place. Planets and satellites grew around primitive nuclei in spiral nebulae, formed by near approach of another star to the sun. Tides ejected material, creating spiral arms and the planetary system's present motions.
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K. G. Moulton
University of Chicago
la Place
Keeler
Wonderful Thing Touching Telephone Dinner Plans
Mr Brown praises the telephone after a direct office line connects with him and invites his friend Smith to dine that evening. He asks Smith to tell Mrs Brown he will notify her. Mrs Brown replies clearly asking if Smith thinks they keep a hotel.
How He Raw It Tale Translation Buricor
A translated excerpt discusses a custom of burying a dying wife with her dead husband. The speaker finds the practice terrible and reflects on its cultural awkwardness. The brief dialogue contrasts husband and wife perspectives.
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Burricor
Odd Mammal Traits and Mystical Amulets From Old Texts
A fragmented historical passage discusses how animals, including a lean winter coat and color changes due to environment and diet, reflect broader theories on matter and transformation. It cites Dr Gustave Le Bon on spontaneous changes and ether concepts, then mentions Neapolitan baby charms and magical talismans like rice sprigs, moons, keys, hearts, and shamrocks.
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Gustave le Bon
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van Ifeabraat
Karyoceste
Mascara Toro
Fe Bey
Orasey
Douglas
R. Paxton Co
Vogeler Seed CO
Salt Lake City
Amonda
Asmetuninene
Philadelphia Krust Company
Drexel
Philadelphia
B.C. Morris, Floral Co
Orem Baly Lane orTy
N. U., Balt Lake—Ino
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Detroit
Alexis Piron
Dijon
Fron
M. Piron
Piron
Garfield
Medford
Gre
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Bargiare
Oitch
Union Pacific Rallied Company
Laramie
Lewiston
Mont
Boston House
County Fair Grounds
Wyo
Bomen Eildash Hane Pm
N. T. Palmer
Bath
State Land Board
Salem
Kelliher
Butte
Butte & Hoston Consolidated Mining Company
Geyman Mining Company
Charles, John and
Josie Geyman
Ballard
Imber Kronicles
R. & van Tassel
Laramie County
Wyoming
Joshua W. Latta
Sherman
Mr. Latta
George Ball
Percy M. Elny
Washington County
Colorado
Akron
Clarence Wilson
Helena
ET. Wilson
United States Bank
Hanson
Oregon City
Dutglar
Frank Smith
Portland
Robert Renz
Poplar
Mont. Louise
Chester Ricker
Ezra Ricker
Mr. Rens
Bae
B. V. Pinrce
Plagen
Bremen
Cocina
Fremerlund
Toledo
London
Chinarmen
Indy
Garfield Ten
Twlietadt
Dodds
Soa
Salt Laks City
Uialy
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Gesalte Tapes
Dalery
Alec
West Temple SU
Hall
LAVAL
DE Laval
Omme
Vogeler
Tam Voceler
Vaasa Onl Monpsee
Sala
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