Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Praised by South Scottville Mother
A Scottville Michigan farm wife and mother of thirteen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanativa Wash with restoring her health after years of hard work. She extols the remedies for herself and her daughter, claiming reliable relief from pain and irregular periods.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Tam
Lydia
Pinham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ben's Logic and a Baldness Dilemma
A friend wakes Ben from a reverie about shiny skatin’tinkTobiles and asks if anything could help his baldness. Ben, at forty, recalls trying various things fifteen years ago during courtship with Prince of Wales Edward and Nimlin' Is hat to Y crowd, concluding there may be no cure.
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Ben
Edward
New Bueplal
Nimlin
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Important to Mothers examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children. The ad claims Castoria is a safe remedy and urges tears of the signature on the bottle. It notes Castoria has been trusted for over 20 years and claims children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Lead in Salt Industry States and 1909 Salt Value
Six leading states Michigan New York Ohio Kansas-Joulaiana Callefornia produced salt in 1909 valued at 7 714 557 from rock salt sea water and natural brine. SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CORE promises cure for distemper ink eye and related diseases in horses of all ages and prevents spread in stables. Also claims to cure chicken cholera and dog distemper. Available through druggists or by mail 60 cents and 1 000 bottles. Free book. Contagious Diseases Geetien Ind.
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Michigan
New York
Ohio
Kansas
Joulaiana
Callefornia
Spohn
Geetien
Ind
One Necessary Thing from a Curious Fragment
A fragmentary text notes Kate-Maud is married and Alice-Yea loves a married life. It mentions Atrs Winslow Syrup for Children and claims it softens Lie wim and reduces LaFlymanae Hon while curing wind colle. The piece asserts love pays for all it gets.
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Kate
Maud
Alice
Atrs
Winslow
Bottie
Noted librettist Gilbert drowned in Harrow lake
Sir William Schwenck Gilbert, famed librettist of the Savoy operas with Arthur Sullivan, died by drowning while bathing in a lake on his Harrow estate. Born November 18, 1841 in London, he pursued dramatic writing after early aims in military and legal fields.
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L Arthur ‘Sullivan
Patience
William Schwenck
Gilbert
Harrow
Eng
Willand
London
Royal Artilery
Cousin of Lincoln in Iowa Remembers Early Life Ties
Charles Miller of Liscomb Marshall county Iowa a second cousin of Abraham Lincoln and aged eighty seven recalls early life in Kentucky and backwoods friendship with Lincoln. His mother Nancy Hanks Miller and father Billy Miller are named as part of Lincoln family ties with three Miller siblings in Henry county also second cousins.
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Charles Miller
Liscomb
Marshall County
Iowa
Abraham Lincolln
Nancy Hanks Miller
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Miller
Billy" Miller
Tilmots
Lincolns
Millers
Kentucky
Milneis
Henry County
Danville
Mr. Miller
Hawkeye
Abraham
Charles
Prison Doors Open for Wrongly Convicted Man
Andrew Toth, a Hungarian jailed twenty years for a murder in Pittsburg, was released after the actual killer confessed in Hungary. Convicted on a mistaken identity, Toth, once called praying Andy, plans to return to Hungary where his wife awaits. A movement in Pittsburgh seeks compensation for his long suffering.
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Andrew ‘Toth
Western Penitentiary
Quinn
Edgar Thomson
Pittsburg
Mur Derer
Fungary
Pennsylvania
Toth
Andy
Hungary
Piltsteirg
Woman in Evansville holds record for marriages and divorces
Polly Ann Strodes of Evansville Ind has been divorced nine times and married twelve times at age 70 worth about 50000 from estates left by husbands She married and divorced a string of men from Henry Fuquay to Harrison Strodes over several decades in a saga noted by locals as the nation’s most prolific marriage career
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Polly Ann Strodes
Evanscalville
Ind
Strodes
Stroden
Henry Fuquay
Hay King
Indiana
James Fuquay
James Henry Robinson
Robinson
Tan
James Mcquay
George 3
Boyden
Sam Weed
Sam
George Borden
George
Bob Edwards
Edwards
William Baker
Simon Shippert
Shippert
Iowa
Stetkring
Harrison Strodes
Ban On All Baby Talk In Public Schools
The New York Times reports a new class at public school 1668 on Eighty ninth Street near Columbus Avenue to teach pronunciation to "baby talkers" and stammerers. Principal Dr John F Reigart backs the effort, following a previous stam merers class at public school 2 on the East Side. The program expands to include foreign born children and those who mispronounce letters, with doctors and teachers studying methods to address speech defects.
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Eighty-ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
John F. Reigart
East Side
Board of Education
Mary G. Craken
New York Times
Remarkable New York Will With Fifteen Codicils
An American millionaire, Prank Work, filed a will in New York showing fifteen codicils added since 1901. The will, creating an estate of about 20 million dollars, reflects his shifting feelings toward daughters of his household as each codicil records his mood at the time. The bundle weighs about two pounds.
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New York
Prank Work
Work
Feels Like A Boy Dean Kidney Pills Cured Him
Sheldon Smith of Arlington House Woodland California testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney trouble after years of suffering. He describes nightly urinary issues and limb stiffness, saying at 76 he feels like a boy and grateful for the treatment. Sold by druggists and stores, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Sheldon Smith
Arlington House
Woodland
Cal
Doan
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
A New Sensation at the Park Thrillers
A young girl named Jean rode a large summer amusement park thrill ride for the first time. She described the fear and excitement to her mother after racing the twists of a figure eight with her brothers, saying she felt as if she had freckles on her stomach.
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Jean
Cure for Baby Skin Disease Cited by Mother
Mrs. F. E. Harmon reports that after using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap for her six month old with a widespread scalp rash and red bumps, the condition improved in three days and hair regrew in curls. She praises Cuticura as a reliable remedy and continues to use it for cuts and sores.
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F. E. Harmon
R. FP. D
Atoka, Tenn
Bribery Question In Streetcar Seating Incident
A streetcar noted bribery in a verbal exchange where Mrs M asks whom to vote for and Mrs N replies she cannot recall the name of the benefactor who gave her his seat last week. The overheard exchange points to possible electoral pressure linked to local transit seating.
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Fairbanks-Morse
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Galt Lake City
Utah
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Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
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Orecon
Western Pacific
Salt Lake
Angeles
Vt Lake
Peck
Manteno AG Pal
Nite Street
Lallien
Mer
Reeley
I Lake Citip
Ely
Peking
Nail
Alker Brothers Bankers
Salt Lake Cty
Nero
Guroenaa Fic Srevr
Thompson
Satan
Sunderland
Liverpool
Wearmouth
Silverbireh
Joasfire
London Mall
Coca-Cola
Biuce Dean
Libby
Prae
Pontetvett Cromine
Ras Coe
Che Priew
Parker
Howard E. Quaton
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