Lydia B Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound
A historical sketch details Lydia E. Pinkham a pioneering herbal medicine maker born 1819 in Lynn Massachusetts. It outlines her women centered plant remedies gained popularity during 1870s 80s and how her family expanded the business distributing products in Boston New York and Brooklyn. The narrative notes her death and succession of leadership to her daughter in law and later Mrs Pinkham continuing the work guiding sick women worldwide. It also mentions Prussia Brunswick and Hanover succession tensions involving the Duke of Cumberland and Prince von Buelow with Diet actions in September.
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Parence Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Estes
Wes Lynn
Mass
Pinkham Sons
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia Ti. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkhaw
Lydia E. Pinkham
Graham
Hamburg
Prince von Busiow
Brunswick
Prince von Buslow
Empire
Prussla
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Prusala
Prince von Buelow
Eaberor William
Prunsii
Albrecht
Prussia
George I
Hanen
Edward
Renee
Prisala
Peror William
Duke of
Cumberland
Daring Robbery Targets San Francisco Saloonkeeper
Three men burst into Karl Buell’s saloon at Eighth and Bryant as shots rang out. They stole 45 dollars and a gold watch, beat Buell, and tried to force the safe open. A volley wounded him in the face as police arrived, but the robbers fled into the night.
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San Francisco
Karl Booll
Eighth
Bryant
Wolvers
Buell
Parlaity
Boell
Utah Democrats Name Ticket For Justice Of The Supreme Court
At the Utah state Democratic convention held in Salt Lake City Judge J. W. N. Whitecotton of Provo was chosen for justice of the supreme court and Judge Orlando W. Powers of Salt Lake City for representative in Congress. Former Congressman W. H. King was permanent chairman.
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Whitecotton
Supreme Court
Powers
Congress
Salt Lake City
Democratic Party
Holt
J. W. N. Whitecotton
Provo
Orlando W. Powers
W. H. King
Garden City
Kun
Dave Mackley
Casper
Wye
Jasler
Tippy
Mackley
Macklay
Melaughlin
Tareas of Indian Affairs
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Helena
J. Edward Bower
Oka
Mougher County
A. K. Prescott
J. IliUnata
Silver Bow County
Montana
United States
Lee Mantle
Ditrict
Theron Storeny
Grand Junction
Colo
Vincent St John
Telluride, Colo
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bome
Moscow
Ida
Laramie
Sheridan
Florenth Infantry
Fort DB
A- Russell
Hillsboro and Northwest News Roundup
Hillsboro reports Holland Neary, badly injured in a Portland football game, is expected to recover. Across the region a Wyoming coal mine burning near Thermopolis forces mine workers to safety as Montana owner Rama Gebo’s operation burns and faces doom. Postmasters seek help in Goldfield Nevada amid rising business.
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Hillsboro
Gre
Holland Neary
Portland
Thermopails
Wyo
Ramsel Gebo
Montana
Bereely
Pennies for a College The British unions fund Oxford study
The Fortnightly Review notes unions began levying one penny from about 100 000 workers for Ruakin College at Oxford over three years. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers contributed enough to support six engineers for a year of study, with other unions across London Lanarkshire Derbyshire and Durham also donating sizable sums to the cause.
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Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Ruakin College
Oxford
London Society of Compositors
Lanarkshire Mineral County Union
Amalgamated Association of Beamera, Twisters and Drawers
Derbyshire Miners
Durham Miners
What He Mvet Wished For
John Fiske, an American scholar and musician, endures intense heat while giving lectures at a midsize midwestern town. A jealous church quartet practices nearby, and his hostess’s daughter suggests a new novel to entertain him. He dismisses it, noting no audible choir could move him in that moment.
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John Fiske
Middle West
Weturer
Eit
Foreign Pun Draws Royal Attention to Mrs. Catt
A remark about Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, described as an American cladwoman, reaches royal circles abroad. Some foreign papers question whether she has any right to meet a king, while a general note in the piece warns a man to study himself rather than his neighbor.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Coat of Paint Saves Bank from Collapse
A bank used a single Monday paint ruse to deter a rush and preserve solvency. A frost paint count on doors walls and counters slowed customers yet allowed orderly withdrawals. The trick avoided panic and kept the bank open despite robbery reports and cash limits.
Grape Nuts Promises For Loose Teeth In Ontario Letter
A Ontario reader reports two years of using Grape Nuts Food with excellent results. She says it strengthens nerves, aids sleep, and improves digestion. She notes her loose teeth improved since starting Grape Nuts and doubts it was medicine, calling it a predigested food.
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Ontario
Nervous Debility Cured by Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs Jane J Davies of Scranton writes that after severe nerves and headaches she took Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People prescribed by her doctor. She reports improved sleep strength and return to work with no pain. The pills are advertised as aiding pale or nervous conditions caused by poor blood and are sold by the company in Schenectady New York.
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Chesbbrough Meg. CO
State Street
New York City
A. Moore
Waterville
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Jane J. Davies
Warram Street
Scranton
The
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