Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Woman in Testimonial
A Chicago woman Jane O Downrt testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her eight years of invalid health issues including womb troubles. She credits the product with restoring perfect health after seven months and endorses Mrs Pinkham’s free medical advice from Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. O'Donnell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessie P. Wdonnell
Oskiand Woman's Riding Club
Lydia Ge
Topeka Democrats Ratify City Council School Board slate
A Topeka Democratic mass meeting ratified caucus nominees for the city council and school board amid disputes over prohibition. Speakers defended the party line while questioning platform positions on licensing saloons. Ward candidates were named: First J W Blossom and J B Billard. Second E B Snyder and A F Benson. Third R M Spivey and J M Cleveland. Sixth W W Tucker.
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ED. Fay
Rwart
Nestash
Wds
Fay
Kit
Topeka
Lash
Joseph Griley
David Overmyer
Eomembra
Democratic Party
Wilverat
Democrats
Peace
Good Citizen
H. B. Miller
Packer
J. W. Blossom
J.B Billard
Board of Education
EB. Snyder
A. F Benson
R. M. Spivey
Council
J. M. Cleveland
W. W. Tucker
City council weighs candidate for ward vacancy
The council and Nels Morgan discuss a suited candidate for a ward vacancy. They suggest the right man should be more mature and head of a family with schooling children, with the city central committees empowered to nominate to fill the two vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Morgan
Biensoelf
Digests What You Eat Dyspepsia Cure Debated in Public Appeal
A long promotional piece advocates Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy. It argues modern lifestyles impair digestion and urges chewing, proper eating, and the cure’s enzymes to digest food without aid. Letters from users in Audubon Iowa and Edmeston New York praise relief from dyspepsia and indigestion.
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W. Easton
Audubon
Iowa
H. L. Wharton
New Berne, N.C
Play Last Night Scene Spurs Audience to Choose Advocates
Fragmentary report describes last night’s play with audience involvement. The manager summoned three gentlemen to judge a dispute, citing Galion as county attorney Archie Witkins Jr and Chas Holliday as potential supreme court justice. A misleading advert and admonitions stir tension among attendees as plans to see a late showing unfold.
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Galion
Archie Witkins, Jr
Pope
Chas Holliday
Supres
Ub Soni
Annual Farmers National Congress Meet Set For Macon
The Farmers National Congress will hold its next annual meeting in Macon Georgia on October 7 3 and 4 delegates appointed by state governors will attend. The Southeastern Passenger Association offers a special round trip fare and other groups may follow with reduced rates. President George L Finders of Albany and secretary John M Stahl of Chicago discuss travel to California via Santa Fe with the March and April travel period offering chairs cars and tourist sleepers.
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Chiraen
Farmers’ National
Macon
Qether
George L. Flnnders
Albany
John M. Stahl
Chicsg
California
Santa Fe Dally
Emerson
Sonia
Cepelin
J. Martin
Mount Oliver
Sars
Union
Whole Ie
Kannas City
Women's Municipal League
van Buren
Parsiyala
Muate
Peonie
Dom McNeal
Buster
Runena City Hut Association
Earl McPark
Peaigh
West
New Jersey
Nish Neha Trans Wolcanes
Fiine United States Mill Acndeny
Weat Foint
A. D. Minnick
USA
Wiewe
Connell
Grape Nufood Claims Cure For Bad Digestion
An elderly customer recalls suffering from dyspepsia due to pastry and pastry foods. After trying various medicines, she reports relief using Grape Nufood which supposedly corrects appetite and digestive issues. The testimonial describes improved digestion, reduced palpitations, and a healthier eating pattern since adopting the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeeees
Smith, Co
Uae
Kansas university liquid ale and home news roundup
A jumble of cluttered notes from Kansas community life includes a Kansas University reference to a liquid ale, a revival meeting at homes, a basketball game cancellation, a divorce filing, and scattered notices on local meetings. Names and places appear amid garbled phrases, signaling a fragmented OCR extract from a local paper.
Silk theft arrest shocks firms tied to Kanter & Cohen
Louis Cohen was held on 310000 bail after being arraigned in Center Street police court on grand larceny charges involving $75000 worth of woolens and other goods. Complainants include J. W. Goddard and Sons and the American Woolen Company. Goods said to have been shipped to eastern cities before bankruptcy proceedings. Former District Attorney Philbin represented the complainants.
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Louis Cohen
New York
Aeizure
Grand Forks
N. C
Center Street
Hrann, Cohen
Kanter & Cohen
No. Gua Broadway
Cohen
J. W. Goddard and Sons
F. Norton Goddard
American Woolen Company
Maseachusetts
Kanter and Cohen
Philbin
Magistraim Brape
Eastoun
Not Too Early Says Fitzsimmons on Fight Date
New York reports a proposed April fight date for Fitzsimmons if sanctioned by San Francisco promoters, with potential shift from May. Fitzsimmons insists on full training time and vows to win before defending his title, rejecting rushes to adjust plans for money or chance alone.
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New York
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Fitzsimons
Tam
Postponed Journey By Count Von Waldersee Rumor
A Herald dispatch from Bertin reports Count Von Waldersee will defer his planned year long trip to the United States. Rumors say Countess Von Waldersee fears for her husband’s health and has delayed the Armorican voyage. In Peru, Indiana a natural gas explosion destroyed two homes, fatally injuring Frank Kiley and injuring seven others.
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New ‘York
Count von Waldersee
United States
Bertin
Peru
Ind
Frank Kiley
Taken back to Berlin
Chicago March 17 Judge Kohlsaat denied further hearings in the Terlinden extradition case and he has been turned over to German Consul Wever by U S Marshal Ames Terlinden will be taken to Berlin for trial on fraud charges involving several Prussian banks totaling 100 000
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
Gerhard Terlinden
Wever
United States
Marshal Ames
Terlinden
Berlin
Tris
Prussia
Intense Suffering Relieved by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Dr Redwell recounts a dramatic cure of chronic dyspepsia with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after four boxes. The patient had long had sour stomach, back pain, poor appetite, and palpitations. relief was swift and permanent, with no acidity or sour regurgitation. The tablet line is praised as harmless, safe for children, and valuable to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwell
Stuarts
Stuart
COTTON CROP LIGHT IN CENTRAL ASIA DUE TO SEED PREFERENCE
Correspondent reports a 20 percent drop in Central Asian cotton production last year due to seed preferences and unfavorable weather. The crop was about 185,000 bales, with yields 65 percent larger elsewhere amid rising demand. Additionally, two Japanese steamship lines will launch next spring, linking Shinameshi to Cape Sesuro via the Ch Tumen river and Hiko to Madivestok, announcing new routes to East Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St Petersburg
ShinunesWl
Japan
Cape Sesuro
Itassin
Urate
East
Siberia
Wellington light plant bids exceed appropriated funds
Wellington Kansas council opened two bids for a municipal electric light and power plant. Bids totaled 19 409 from Hodge Walch Electrical Engineering Kansas City and 21 600 from Guibert Welch & Co Denver, both far above the $15 000 bond allotment.
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Wellington
Kan
Maren
Hodge-Walch Electrical Engineering Company
Kansans City
Guibert Welch & Co
Denver
London diamond merchants face 69000 pounds loss
Brief telegrams report H G Emms and Co of London valued assets at 69 000 pounds. Other items mention tourists arriving in Alexandria aboard the Celtic, a pension approval for a War of 1812 veteran aged 102 in New York, a Brunswick warehouse fire in Chicago causing substantial losses, and the sudden death of Ontario premier Ross’s wife.
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London
H. G. Emms & Co
Alexandria
Egypt
White Star
Celtic
Califa
Palestine
Sairo
Washington
M Cronk
Ayit
Oneida County
New York
Chicago
Brunswick- Balke-Collendar Company
Rose
Ottawa
Engagements and offers mark busy Denver sports and society
Denver Athletic Club proposes a $20000 purse or 6 percent gross for the Jettries Mitzalminons fight at Artington Park if secured, with seating for 25000. Mile Natalie Constantinovich engagement to Prince Mirko of Montenegro is announced from New York. Also noted are medical ads and remedies for consumption and bronchitis, including Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Denver Athletic Club
Jeff
Denver
Col
Muren
Coligean Athletic Club
Jettries
Mitzalminons
Artington Park
Prince Mirko
New York
Mile
Natalie Constantinovich
Prince Mirko of
Montenegro
Herald
Nie
Gould appeals for New York fair appropriation
A written appeal by George J. Gould to Governor Benjamin F. Dell of New York requests a $500.08 appropriation to represent the Empire State at the World’s Fair. Read before the exposition directors, the letter follows a question from President Joseph Ramsey Jr. and Chairman Col. Hutts about state advancement and the fair’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louie
George J. Gault
Benjamin F.dell
New York
Gould
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Peyer
The
Hary
Benno
Laurens
Rick Beadacre
H. Caulking
Edmeston
Alexander Kerr
Rice Landing
Greene Co
Peon
Farmers’ Congress
Geo
Dean
Kansas University
Fitz
Lanky
Bob
von Waldersee
America
Cage
Prussian
Hota
Central Asia
Niles Akiy
Enon
Armald Deus Co
Marshall's
Jolinist, Price and Cowdrey, Xylophone Experte
Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Winslow
Ates
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
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