Weak, Weary Women and a Cure for Female Ailments
A period era advertisement urges women suffering from female weaknesses to try Warner's Safe Cure. It cites Mrs. F. H. Carnes of Butler Pennsylvania describing dramatic personal relief after one bottle, claiming the medicine cured uterine disorders and restored health, with claims of widespread success and reliability for women seeking strength and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. P. G. Carnes
Butler
Aitte
Sam
Miss Elizabeth Lisyth Livingston Joins Catholic Church
Elizabeth Lisyth Livingston embraced the Catholic faith last week and received first communion at the Convent of the Sacred Heart. A descendant of the Livingston family, she is tied to prominent New York circles and remains heiress to a substantial estate, with guardians Mrs and Mr Van Hrugh Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl of Sterling
Peter
Philip
Livingston
Power
Bechara Hau
Iniefengence
Siother
Havernnr
New Tersey
Mine Livingston
Baltinger
Pasamo
Ami
van Hrugh Livingston
West
Stearn Launddry
West Eighth Street
Lost His Farm Over Costs in Shelbyville Indiana
William Cooper, a wealthy farmer, lost his farm valued at twelve thousand dollars after refusing to pay court costs. Sheriff Schoeich seized the home, leading to a $12,000 judgment pursued by Farmers' National Bank. Attorney J. M. Chadwick secured the deed after Cooper paid most costs, leaving about five dollars unpaid. Cooper, with 200 acres additional, faces a separate $10,000 divorce case citing cruel and inhuman treatment by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
William Cooper
Farmers' National Bam
Schoeich
J. M. Chadwick
Cooper
Chadwick
Heirs of a Tory Family in New York Land Dispute
Sioux City Iowa February 23 Two men Sparhawk Hutchins and Col D Martin were notified they are direct heirs to an enormous estate in New York City tied to Alexander Montgomery a colonial officer of Tory era He owned 30 acres on Manhatten Island leased lands to others and later moved to Canada where he died The land title became tangled as heirs could not obtain a clear title The tract lies in the southern portion of the ownership and the case involves historic land leases and inheritance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sparhawk Hutchins
Col
D. Martin
New York City
Alexander Mont—gomery
Hritionanny Aid
Tory
New York
Man- Rattan Island
Canada
Fragmentary Montgomery property dispute found in vase clue
In Manhattan Twiand area notes the original vase yields evidence. Documents discovered in an old house in Canada, owned by Montgomery sisters. Heirs and lawyers report the title to the property is not clear due to no recorded transfer from Alexander Montgomery to successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Canada
Montgomery
Alexander Montgomery
Dairy Men Aroused Seek Oleomargarine Legislation
The Kansas State Dairy association led by F. S. Hurd and W. F. Jensen sends an open letter to state lawmakers urging passage of an oleomargarine bill. They claim dairy workers and creameries employ thousands, defend butter’s true product, and argue legislation will aid labor and state markets by preventing imitation substitutes from undercutting genuine dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Smily Association
F. S. Hurd
Meriden
W. F. Jensen
Iseldt
Kansas State Dairy Association
Kansas
National Dairy Istinn
Brent
Semach
Mmeamires Pam
Thix
Couigiries
Iiree
Kansas City
Kaneas
House Lhs No
Peculiar Liquor Licensing Bill in Michigan
Niles Michigan February representative Nevins proposes a bill requiring every person who wants liquor for beverage use to apply for a license from the local clerk. The annual fee is five dollars and license holders must have their names published at the county seat each January. The measure also bans saloonkeepers from selling liquor to unlicensed individuals or lending licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Nevins
Niles
Mich
Alieean
TeonoErae
Sweat Shops in New York Pose War Era Labor Abuses
A World page report exposes brutal sweat shop conditions in New York creating military uniforms. Women and children toil long hours for meager wages while shipments to the army and navy face alleged law violations. Investigations cite 14 to 16 hour days and illnesses from filth, with multiple addresses described as hubs of underpaid labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
World Today
Alger
American Federation of Labor
Herman Robinson
The
Brotherhood of ‘Tailors
Central Federalited Union
War Department
Navy Yard
Robinson
Louis Maritsky
Water Street
Majefsky
Pike Street
Herman Shapiro
Delaney Street
Pope letter on Americanism sparks Catholic debate
The translation of the pope’s letter comments on Cardinal Sisto’s position and the Paulist Fathers amid controversy over the French version of Father Hocker’s views. It warns against loosening church authority, defends infallible teaching, and urges caution toward religious life and vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cardinal Sistons
St. Paul
Father Hocker
United States
Farber Sfecker
Chilean subsidized steamship routes eyed for San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 24 the Chilean government considers subsidizing two steamship lines to extend service from Valparaiso to San Francisco. The Chilean South American Steam Navigation and the British Pacific Steam Navigation seek to reach San Francisco with Chilean support, but challenges include a dock dispute with the Pacific Mail line as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Taste
Chilean
South American Steam Navigation Company
British Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Mues
Hoth Unes
Panama
Ocos
Guatemala
Crematory Proposal in Boston to Replace Potter's Field
Boston officials led by Mayor Quincy propose a municipal crematory to incinerate paupers criminals and others whose burials fall to the city. Proponents say it would end Potter's Field and cost about 1 per body versus 310 for digging graves. The plan would also save land and maintenance costs, with the crematory priced under 10 000 while current land and burial preparations could reach 68 000 over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Boston
Survey on Topeka fixes outlined after inspection
Boston reports the survey of the United States ship Topeka is complete with a total cost of 25,009 dollars. It lists 15,000 dollars for structural work and 9,000 dollars for boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Boston
United States
Weil
Bollers
Resistive Power and the Fight Against Disease
The article discusses resistive power as the key in fighting illness, noting vitality, nutrition, and a strong nervous system improve outcomes. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites of lime and soda as a nourishment to strengthen resistive power, enrich blood, increase weight, and tone the nervous system to resist attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Relief in Six Hours Kidney Cure Ad
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by oxen Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves retention almost immediately and works in males and females. For quick relief purchase from Geo. W. Stansfield and Sim Drug Co., Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
Closing Out Our China One Third Off Sale
Advertises department closure with one third off on goods. Mentions Crosby Bros dole agents for Reynler and P. L. Dole, glove sale of kid gloves, Miller's Gloveine for cleaning, and glove fitting. Promotes Silver Leaf catsup, India chow, and celery relish with guaranteed bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Co. H. Morrison
Can
Crosby Bros. Dole
Reynler
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Sid
N. S. Tory
Manhattan Island
AUKEE
Vile Dens
Pops
J.M. Knight
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Palace
Wight
Lehman Theaters
Manilas
Washington
Philippines
Manila
Internal Revenue
Paestri Fe
Marceline
Southwestern Fuel Company
Crematory For
Benin
WTA
Union No
Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
F. A. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
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