Mothers Need Not Dread Childbirth With Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs J H Haskins of Chicago testifies to relief from pain and weakness using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills during pregnancy and after birth. She credits ongoing spring and fall use for continual health and urges expectant mothers to seek genuine advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Dean
Tixenas
Lydia E. Pink
MES. J. N
Gnd
Lydia E.pinkin
Lydia E.pinkham
J. S. Hasnins
Chicago
Allas
Concealed Weapons Barred in South Carolina Law
A July 1 law bans carrying pistols unless at least twenty inches long and three pounds weight. It also forbids sale manufacture or transport of any pistol not meeting the size. Peace officers are exempted under the act.
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South Carolina
Hawaiians Seek Active Volcano Eruptions at Kilauea
Washington Times reports Hawaiians urging Mt Kilauea to erupt, arguing eruptions boost visitors and island revenue. Quotes banker Philip Peck of Hilo praising lava flows and noting the crater is the world’s largest, while recounting a 1882 eruption and Princess Ruth’s lava offering to restless Pele.
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Hawaii
Mt Kilauea
Philip Peck
Hilo
New Willard
Mont Pelee
Mt. Kilauea
Bowlike
Kilauea
Ruth
Kamahameha
Pelee
Washington Times
English Guest Demands Immediate Dinner Return
A visiting Englishman at a New York hostess dinner, famed for meager “samples,” bluntly replied that he wished to dine again immediately. The guest, large and warmly regarded by the hostess’s London connections, made the remark after the appetizer fail to satisfy him.
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New York
London
Supreme Court Sustains Foot Ease Trade Mark
Justice Laughlin in Buffalo dismisses opposition and grants a permanent injunction with costs and accounting of sales against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn dealer for infringing the Foot-Ease mark by selling Dr Clari Foot Powder and a similar powder. Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York owns the trademark. Similar suits will target other infringers.
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Supreme Court
Laughlin
Buffalo
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clari
Brooklyn
Dr. Clark
Allen S. Olmsted
le Iw
N. Y
Daylia Herne and the Gypsy Fortune Told Amid Camp
A wandering narrator meets Daylia Herne a gypsy in a cornfield camp and learns through tense dialogue that Daylia took the blame for a Tivoli Fair robbery to protect her son Daylin Herne now a grown man, while Daylia’s past and fate linger in the autumn air. The encounter probes memory and motherly sacrifice, ending with the narrator reflecting on unresolved mysteries of motherhood and crime.
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James W. Kilburn
Daily Story Pub
Tivoli Fair
Tivoli
Daylia Herne
Daylia
Day- Na Herne
Daylin
Dayle
Dayila
Jack Herne
Hoe
Pop
Tivol
Dayila Herne
Mother
Hood
Woman as Doctor's Detective in Los Angeles
A recent trend shows women becoming detectives for a medical society. They visit doctors suspected of practicing without licenses, induce prescriptions for various claimed illnesses, and then the doctors are summoned to court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McKinley Chime Dedicated in Lincoln Church
A ten bell chime honoring William McKinley was installed in Lincoln Nebraska's St. Paul Methodist Church. The dedication followed services and a sacred concert with hymns including Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee, reflecting memories of the late president.
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McKinley
William McKinley
Lincoln
Neb
St. Paul's Methodist
Ball's Catarrh Cure Sold At 75a Internally
A Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine investigation reports a biting insect in West Africa acts like a malaria carrier, transmitting malarial poison to humans as effectively as mosquitoes do in horses.
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Price
Corps of Investigators
Liverpool School of ‘Tropical Medicine
West Africa
Eureka
Eurka*chemical CO
la Crosse
Wis
Chamois Skin Prank Ends With Domestic Mix Up
A Philadelphia Telegraph tale recounts a German town doctor who sends home a new chamois skin for window cleaning. An Irish servant Bridget, arriving from the old country, uses the wrong item and greases the windows. The doctor discovers his wife left early and sent home tripe instead. The fate of the chamois remains undisclosed.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Bridget
Inventor of French telegraph system dies on Devil's Island
Victor Nimault, who patented a multiple transmission telegraphic system later adopted in France, died on Devil's Island after a long struggle amid lawsuits with Baudot and Raynaud. Nimault's rival system prevailed, and he died just as his work gained lasting recognition. A pardon arrived too late, and his friends' subscription arrived with the same boat.
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Devil's Island
Cayenne
France
Victor Nimault
M. Baudot
M. Raynaud
Baudot
Victor Nimani
President Loubet
Victor Nixmault
Mask
Cory
Raynaud
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Curtis Publishing
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