Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Working Women
In crowded urban stores many women work long hours on their feet leading to female troubles such as irregular menstruation weakness and nervous debility. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is advertised as a remedy with testimonials from women like Jennie Freeman praising its effects and suggesting Mrs Pinkham’s advice aids recovery.
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Lydia E. Pinkkam
Dean Mea Preenan
Pinkham
Geel
Jennie Feeeman
Ivania Ave
Lima
Ohio
J. Ivison
Lonaconing
H. C. DeWitt &Co
Onlapn
Candidates Seek Legal Opinion on Biannual Levy Validity
A political battle unfolds as candidates seek advice from attorney Garver on whether a contested biennial levy passed by the Legislature is constitutional. If ruled invalid, a new campaign for a yearlong seat surfaces, with candidates strategizing to secure support and failure may affect future filings.
Pork futures surge as May contracts fear curb in delivery
Chicago market notes May pork futures at 16.15 per barrel with prices higher than earlier in the month amid rumors of large traders exiting the market. Short positions for May pork are cited at about 161,000 barrels as packers reportedly move to curb shorts while preparations for wider meat production continue.
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Chicago
Fragmentary County Notice From Lancaster Amid Confusion
Readable fragments show a 3 23 date and references to Lancaster, North Katona, and local figures like Bike Oliver Peter and a corgi. The text hints at medical or civic matters with patient mentions and an unfamiliar board or committee, but details are unclear.
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Nertimis Amalley Plateen
Lancaster
Wits
Popular visits surge as railroad commission draws focus
The railroad commission becomes the center of attention as visitors increase over ten days. Delegations and candidates converge on Topeka with real estate bids and political favors shaping access to sites for a power plant. Governor Stanley attends Woodmen rites while Wichita campaigns gain momentum.
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Executive Council
Placs
Calia
Este
Mirone
Heos
Ottawa
Estes
United States
W. B. Starveis
Niso
Phentes
Nelst- Borhood
Naoribeut
Tinuls
Vili
Brethen
Matern
Stanley
Ellysas
Wichita
Fred Richter
Streteth
Mnsuliciind Pleon
E. B. Jewett
Salling Orders for Units to Philippines From Governers Island
Washington dispatch describes multiple ships and units sailing arrangements for deployment to the Philippines. The Haketek carries Sixth cavalry and Seventh Infantry elements. Buford transports First Squadron of Detroit? cavalry and depot Fifth Infantry. Kilpatrick bound Third Battalion of Eleventh Infantry with elements of First and Third Infantry. Firet and Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh infantry components listed with cavalry squadrons aboard various ships. FS Ethan Allen to sail on the Logan.
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Washington
Geer
Depafe
Puteesth Cavalry
Tenth Infantry
Fifth Infantry
Kilpatrick
Eleventh Infantry
Firet Infantry
Pyist
Ninth Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Governee’s Island
Ethan Allan
Logan
CANAL IMPROVEMENT PROMPTS rush to Ottawa route
London reports a major English controlled venture plans to accelerate the Ottawa river route construction with private capital. The piece mentions government involvement, funding arrangements, and a push to advance the project rapidly, amid geopolitical and economic considerations. The second item notes a telegram from the Russian Society of Authors praising Count Tolstoy's improved health and promising continued literary work for Russia.
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London
Ottawa
New York
England
Thy Baracers
Langan
Marte
Brad
Do- Billicn
Hashie
Ottawe
Bsiabsieel
Stuasseret
Tolstoi
Pelarsbore
Asithor
Russian Society of Authors
Russia
Bamanicy
Fat Travelers Endorse Grape-Nuts for Travel Diets
A promotional piece notes Fat Travelers praising Grape-Nuts Food as a reliable travel staple. Frank W. Clarke, a traveler for Ar buckle Bret, says he uses it daily, kept in hotels when meals fail to satisfy, and credits the product with easing stomach issues and providing balanced nutrition for his journeys.
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Frank W. Clarke
Arbuckle Bret
Pepe
Fairchilds Funeral Aims for Kentucky Burial of George T Fairchild
Former president of Kansas Agricultural College George T Fairchild dies in Richmond and to be buried in Kentucky. Born 1834 in Brownhelm Ohio he led multiple colleges, served as president of the Kansas Agricultural College, and led Berea College later. He held roles in academic and agricultural associations and taught English at Berea before death.
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Agricultural College
Kentucky
George T. Fairchiid
Richmond
George Thompson Fairchild
Kansas
Kansan Agricultura de
Brownhelm
Lorain County
Ghie
Gethber
Donehe Uwea
Turner
Dewan
Oberpollege
A. Moin
L. Tin
We Siine
Pairchild
Hai
Ina
Michigan Agricultural Eqlege
Oberlin
Sweilsh
Michgan
Kansas Agricultural Collees
Utmis
Gareent
Berea College
American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Bye Council
National Educational Assolution
Morocco reparations and pending claims dominate diplomacy
Washington reports renewed focus on the Morocco claims to the U S government. The Marcus Egual murder case at Fez is settled for 000, while other meritorious claims await adjustment. The state department orders a special mission to Mombes City and dispatches Mr Gummere aboard a New York bound ship to Mezaras.
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Morocco
Washington
Marcus Eaegul
Fez
Gummers
Vaneier
Gumimere
Speteey Tor
Che
Mombes City
Atmonatenufsic
New York
Admiral Rodgers
Gibraltar
Ula
Gummeere
Mezarsa
Mark Brewer, Civil Service Commissioner, Dies
Mark Brewer of Michigan, longtime Civil Service Commission member and former state senator, died last night from complications of disease. He was years old, leaves a widow, and funeral arrangements are set for Pontiac. He served in Congress and in the consular service, including Berlin, through his career.
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Hoe
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Michigan
Civil Service Commision
Brewer
Pontiac
State
Congress
JSS
Berlin
Civil Sarvice Commission
Manford Hinard Charged With Counterfeiting in Topeka
A. A. Hinard of Mankato was arrested and brought to Topeka by deputy U S marshal Prescot Tinard. Hinard faced U S Commissioner Clark who bound him over to the grand jury on a counterfeiting charge after allegedly clipping and passing a $1 bill as a $5, then paying $5 for goods at another store. Bail was denied and he was jailed.
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A. A. Hinard
Mankato
Fein
AR. Rinani
Topeka
United States
Prescot Tinard
Clark
Kiran
Grand Jury
Finard
Worry Over Sugar Policy Puts Ontals in Debate
London struggles over sugar duties with West Indies seeking aid from colonial office. A uniform duty is opposed as nearly prohibition level. Committee favors multiple rates by grade and quality to avoid harm to imports and industry.
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London
Sagan
West Indies
Schooner collision sinks off Philadelphia coast
Reported today a schooner named Muprearet collided with and sank near Philadelphia while sailing from Bastion. Only minor damage was noted to schooner C. A. White Iron, with Captain Cranmer aboard. James H. Lewis and companions travel through Topeka toward California, planning to extend seven months.
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Philadelphia
Eporent
C. A
Bastion
Cranmer
Not Till August Gury Affects Kiowa Comanche and Apache Reservations
Washington, D. C., March 19. Apache, Comanche, Wichita and other Indian penetrations will not be opened for settlement until about next August. All allotments must be surveyed and staked, with about 3000 parcels to map. Rules to open lands are not yet made and only strict reserve will be maintained. outsiders and trespassers will be vigorously prosecuted.
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Washington, D. C
State Journal
W. A Jones
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Okiahoraa
Indian ‘Territory
Oklahoma
Couniress
United States
Jointists Cleared As City Officers’ Evidence Dismissed
In the morning session 30 liquor cases against jointists were dismissed or reduced after a judge ruled that evidence supplied by city officers and hired spotters was inadmissible. Several defendants were fined for nuisance charges. others faced dismissal due to unreliable witnesses. The city plans appeals on missed prosecutions where officers were implicated in crimes. Wheat market notes follow with minimal clarity on prices and receipts.
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Dan Finney
Ed Braun
Son
Frrd
Tess Gites
Kempton
James Kiley
George Blauer
Dares
RT Hudson AM
Ted Isosebe
Gene
Market Report Mixed Moves Amid Commodities Slump
A grain and commodity roundup shows steady to soft activity as May delivery forecasts shift. Reports indicate corn receipts steady while dairy and sugar markets show firm to cautious pricing. stock market chatter hints at mixed cues with ongoing tension in agricultural futures and cash markets.
Cotter Market Trends and Topeka Market Notes
The fragmentary item mentions Cotter Market and Topeka Market Today with March notes and odd gossip. It references trending teas, butter, cumin, rags, feces, and teddy amid unclear lines, with no clear events, dates, or participants readable.
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Tepeke
Kan
Telephons
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Articea
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Ray
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Worcester
Department of Kericulture
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Railroad Commission
Salling
The
Philippines
Fairchilds Funeral
Mark
James H. Lewis
Erareton
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W. A. Jones
Skoos
Crawford Theater
WM. A. Brady
Paneline Perko
Joseph KR. Grigmer
New York City Academy
Jossey Stock Company
Abe
Today’s Market Report
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Mehl Yrigea
Fem
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Wien
UG Strong
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Het Gaan
Ee Maver
Ebolee Creamery
igWe
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Teddy
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