Mrs Lyons Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Testimonial from Mrs Aucustus Lyon Terre Hill Pennsylvania praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles and back pains after long suffering. The piece extols nature and the Pinkham remedy as a universal standard for women's ill with claims of numerous letters supporting health from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
Lydia B. Pinkham
Aucustus
Lyon
Terre Hit
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia ¥. Pinkham
Centennial note on Dr. Middleton first bishop of Calcutta
A Century Ago Dr Thomas Fanshawe Middleton was consecrated first bishop of Calcutta in London and sailed to India in 2008. In Calcutta he founded the Bishop's College in 1829 and set up a consistory court. He died in 1822 after fever while serving. The Christian population in the region remains about one percent but exerts outsized influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fanshawe Middleton
Calcutta
London
India
Bishops’ College
Great Eastern
Empris Ihed
Yall
New Iowa Road Law Sparks Widespread Support
Dean Mataton of the Iowa State Highway Commission returns from a five day tour of Montgomery, Adams, Lucas, Wayne and Wapello counties. He reports a broad shift in sentiment toward the new road system with officials and residents praising early results and urging a strong year of improvements.
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Siestorn Mensparee Linlou
Bernice
Ames
Iowa
Dean Mataton
Iowa ‘State Highway Commission
Montgomery
Adams
Lucag
Wayie
Wapelle
Opelir Jy
Jes Hostie
Consent Petition Valid In Govnell Bluff Board Finds Sufficient Signatures
The county board of supervisors concluded the patron consent petition for the city check shows 4527 legal signatures. Withdrawals duplicates and signatures of nonvoters total 487, leaving a 1328 surplus over legal requirements. Benjamin Jones Sheldon longtime business figure in grain lumber coal and livestock across Sheldon Sanborn Boyden and Callope died aged nearly eighty one.
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Govnell Bluff
County Board of Supervisors
Sheldon
Benjamin Jones
Sanborn
Boyden and
Callope
Two Contractors Hurt In Fall At Smith Building Site
Cherokee. Al Brownzlow, a well known contractor, suffered serious injuries after falling ten to twelve feet from a ladder at the A. H. Smith building. He struck the cement sidewalk and sustained a severe concussion of the brain.
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al Brownzlow
A. H. Smith
Ames Aims For Win In Long Pitchers Battle At Field
Ames A mes defeated Carnell College's fast team in a ten inning contest on the field with a pitchers battle shaping the game. Rumley held the odds in his favor but errors and fielding miscues kept Carnell in the game. Cornell pushed the game into the eighth inning before fading.
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Ames
Carnell College
Stala’field
Rumley
Macs
Tke Cornell
Gown Making Girls Graduate In Frugally Priced Attire
Graduating class at the high school wore self sewn gowns crafted in domestic science with costs under three dollars each and uniform designs. Portraits of each member were drawn on a screen for the commencement program. A separate article notes a Davenport incident where Edward Haagen died after a drilling machine belt caught him, leaving a widow and five children.
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Muscatine
Edward Haagen
Rep Dent
Davenport
Two Fatally Hurt in Burlington Auto Crash
A Burlington family suffered two fatally injuries when their automobile struck a harness and buggy. The car turned on its side spilling occupants, with others injured. Farm Institute experts from Ames College toured Centerville and heard addresses at farm locations.
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Burlington
Fred? Latger
Centerville
Binty
Autas
Ames
Aye Farms
State Capital Chat on Shipping Rules for Melons and Grapes
Iowa melon shippers threaten to abandon the business if the new rule requiring carload melons to be crates of twelve is adopted. They estimate an 8 cent per crate cost. Grapes facing back of basket consignee writing rule viewed as costly clerical burden. University of Iowa praised as a favored medical school with strengthened facilities and smaller classes.
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Shigpere
Des. Molnea
Melch Ahippers
Iowa
Railway. Commission
Iowa City
University of Town
College of Medicine
Journal of the American Medical Association
University of Iowa
College of Medicne
State Board of Education
Iowan Notes Highlight Youths Harbors and Public Affairs
A jumble of Iowa items notes health urges from Sioux City to combat typhoid, births near Oakland, cattle train exhibits for Panama-Pacific 1910, accidents and deaths including a Mantila boy burned and Teddy Baker’s arm injury, liquor seizures in Ottumwa, a Fairfield suicide, Fort Dodge band funding woes, a drowned worker’s body returned from Chill, and Morrissey seen in Omaha.
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B. Gourghon
Sioux City
John McPherson
Oakland
Towa
Coatina
George Hayes
Mantila
Antrom
Teddy Baker
John Baker
Iowa City
Laquor
Ottumwa
Police
Milaukee
Effie Bruders
Earl Bruders
Fairfield
Weat Kirkwood
Street
Baby Bey
Fort Dodge
Carl Quist
National Guard
Pifty-sixth
Mount Aya Ja
Jud Morrissey
Marshalltown
Omaha
Morrissey
Fragmentary clipping hints at a 1949 crime narrative
The unreadable text fragment references a crime and a long term diet motif. It mentions years around 1949 and appears to be a partial account from a newspaper page. The legible parts are insufficient to identify people, places, or a clear outcome.
Scalp Disease and Domestic Incident Reported in Ohio and Delaware
In Circleville Ohio a prisoner claims he faced false charges while a judge and officer discussed the case amid a tense scene. Separately, in Georgetown Delaware a terrier named Mike was found with two stolen kittens, nursing them back to health after the theft, with the kittens ultimately returned to their owner.
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Mike
William Bailey
Georgetown
Del
RSA SSSS ii Adult Aaar 7 Rage
Unclear fragment references an adult and a plotted plan. No coherent event or named entities readable. Summary not determinable from the provided text.
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RSA
SUCCEEDS IN CANADA AMERICAN FARMER Lew Palmer visits Staveley Alta
Lew Palmer of Staveley Alberta a farmer who came from Duluth Minnesota ten years ago travels through the city with four cows and three horses. He homesteaded in Staveley now owning 480 acres with 3000 worth of implements 34 Percheron horses and 7000 bushels of wheat 6000 bushels of oats 12 tons of potatoes and 18 tons of onions. His farm and stock valued at 20000 and he says he made it all in the longest time.
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Lew Palmer
Staveley
Alta
Palmer
Duluth
Mion
Local Rail Station Adds Pennies for Tickets
A London station offers coin slots for travelers buying train tickets with pennies making travel easier. Patrons note the scheme is cheap and wonder if they would pay more for faster service. Friends depart town as others seek words of encouragement.
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Patience
London
Tienda
Bound to Ge Heard. Umpire Translator Scandic Man
A fragment describes a Scandinavian man who translates insults to the umpire into his own tongue so no one understands him. The speaker notes this allows no one to take offense and keeps tensions calm during pall games.
Irreverent Exchange Highlights Local Banter
An exchange between a renowned speaker and a chairman shows playful tension as the crowd reacts to a boastful claim. The dialogue reveals misstatements and a judgment that the speaker must prove relevance.
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Hoxie
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Paul Ravers
Tom O'Shanter
John Gilpin
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