Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A 1899-1900 testimonial pair extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aid for menstrual irregularities and emotional distress in young women. Miss Good, Seattle and Mrs. Good, Desm Mas Prewitam, Washington state, report relief and renewed vitality after use, illustrating a trusted remedy in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Good
Peant
80Th Avenue
Yestar Way
Semitle
Wash
Lydia EB. Pinkiam
Mae Br
Silas Prasat
A Divine Healer at Piney Dew Rooma in Paria
A sensational report outlines Tas Walden of Paria living in New York and touring Paris with a so called divine healing method. Wealthy clients from varied states seek cures using water baths and a “weird” touch, while police or local authorities are not mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walden
Paria
Paris
Walden Waco
America
France
Leah
Marcel
Distress and Healing Power Span Ten Years Ago
A fragmented account recalls a figure who gained healing abilities ten years ago amid distress. She traveled to a distant land, stayed briefly at a hotel, then moved to a larger city where she faced challenges. She avoided certain powerful circles and continued toward Paris and then New York.
French Chamber Debates China Policy and Force in China
In Paris on November 20 the chamber debated the foreign affairs budget. Denys Cochin urged upholding France’s honor and troops in China. Lucien Millevoye urged necessary expeditions, while Delcassé defended the force and denied cruelty accusations, urging a guarantor to prevent future incidents and swift government action.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Depotles Ratay
Denys Cochin
Seine
Rs i
Chine
Lucien Millevoye
Mrmin
China
Delvdan
Prrin
Dome
Datuwe
Delpusse
Ign
National Dairy and Food Departments Meet in Milwaukee
The fourth annual convention of the National Association of Dairy and Food Departments of the United States convenes in Milwaukee. Topics cover dairy and food products and related regulatory subjects at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Natinsat Ae Socation
Btuita Dairy and Food Departments
United States
Diverse Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
A flurry of social events fills the day as residents host guests at home and in local venues. Miss Edna Crane’s wedding plans mix with a surprise party for Mr. A. W. Lacey, while Dixey and Frais host gatherings on West Tenth Avenue and at the Chroop hotel. Guests include Mrs. Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Leng, and Dr. and Mrs. Strawn, among others, with cards, supper, and informal teahouse-style entertainments. Several clubs meet or plan meetings at Copeland, the Movies, and various homes. Travelers return from visits in Colorado and Topeka, and preparations unfold for a Paris exposition display and Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Munn
Chroop
Wikmasth
John Barger
Dixey
West Tenth Avenue
Edna Crane
Jacn-Carr
A. W. Lacey
Hurricen
Mr. Lacey
Pierines
Danenna
Mra
M. Devideon Han
Yates Cen Otro Nlee
Walkera
Mary Lee
West Sixth Avenue
Florence Rossington
Mra Warner
Knoxville
Vesouceiar Club
Sill Bolt
Langston
East Elenth Avenue
PH Adams
Manewell City
N. St
Aire W
Chaney
Gal Veston
Texas
George Esterly
Lawrence
John Ewing
Omaha
Mort Lator
Topeka
W. &. Matthews
St. Louis
la Junta
Coto
Ebright
Rev. & C
Betterfrie, Fox
End Mra Freeman
Ream
Elder
Kansas Avenue
Widow Ida Ren nell Walks 500 Mile Route To Nashville
A young widow named Ida Ren nell trekked from Pine Ridge to Nashville, covering nearly five hundred miles. The journey showcased endurance as she crossed towns and landscapes, arriving in the city with resolve and a story of perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Til
Ida Rennell
Pine Ridge
Aged sweethearts wed after fifty years apart
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on November 30 William Kent and auld Granald, separated for fifty years, reunited when the sister with her former flame moved in. After months together they chose to wed, ending a long-delayed union.
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Poplar Bluff
Ach
Williem Kent
Granald
Nations Good Roads Convention Opens Under Moore
Chairman Moore announced committees on permanent organisation and national state restoration at the start of today’s session. The plans aim to unite the body and map legislation for convict labor highway improvements, with Missouri and Tennessee already under the system. H. R. Whitmore of Missouri was named chairman of the page organization committee and Bert Bron of Kansas, chairman of the investigative committee. W. Gott of Kentucky led drainage and culverts work with drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Moore
Missouri
Tennessee
Varios
H. R. Whitmore
Auxsouri
Page
Bert Bron
W. Gott
British Ship Seized For Troop Transport Vision
In Panama the Colombian government seized the British steamer Yahoga after its Pacific Steam Navigation agent refused to sail troops to Buena Ventura to aid Liberals. A governor took control and used the vessel for relief with troops ammo and provisions. The British consul protested futilely and notified London with no reply yet. The Taboga carrying the troops arrived at Buena Ventura, prompting Liberal withdrawal.
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Panama
Republia
Colombia
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Buena Ventura
C. Mullet
London
Buena Venture
North Topeka Notes and Local Notices
North Topeka column items include business trips to Kansas City, local sales and services at 1222 Van Buren, and personal updates. Mentions Mrs Slasts Altman teaching in Idaho, 25 cent Quilts, and two stores on South and North Kansas avenues. Civil War veteran Parkhurst celebrated 77th birthday. multiple visits and social events listed. Funeral of Dr. S. Plame noted with Knights of Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Rane Avenue
W. M
Kansas City
J. DB. Pease
Seward
Kash
Kancers
Slasts Altman
Ubis
Voning
Idaho
Gr. Quilter
van Buren Strest
North Topeka
Safford
I. Courtney
Eo Street
Mitchell
Eee Bris
Kan
James & Branafield
N. Jackson
Inea Gill
Columbus
Ohio
Anit
Central Avenue
Soldier Croek
Charles Curtis
New England
Plame
T. J. Peareon
Trim
Knights and Ladies of Becurity
Routine measures for long session discussed by scholar panel
An anti Mormon orator and longtime associate of W N Hall discuss prospects for Congress. Landis argues most work will be routine like appropriations with major bills awaiting the next session. He cites tax reductions, apportionment reforms, and other big issues facing the nation. The talk centers on opportunities for youth and the value of business over long college study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
C. B. Landis
Brigham
Roberts
Sheigh School
Altaltey
Necem Arour
Linbome Wan
Batio
Birmingham
England
America
Smith
Weather confusion as snow forecast uncertain again
The weather forecast remains unsettled with fluctuating predictions of snow. Officials note cooler temperatures and strong northerly winds, while past forecasts suggested snow last night that did not materialize.
Flambéau Club Plans March Washington Inauguration Trip
The Republican flambéau club schedules a meeting at the court hours to discuss a March Washington inauguration trip. Plans include Marsville and the ek club marching band attending. a reception and a fire are noted, with individuals Ding and Jacobe mentioned in relation to a stabbing incident.
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Flambéau Club
Washington
Flambeau Club
Marsville
Ek Club
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Mrs. Pinkham
Tvesa
Nareoa Cy Bank
la Walden
Eh Kiduer
King of All
Store
Hostetter
DB. D
D. D. Club
Stra
Copeland
Mire
Frank Grane
Abs
Arthur Capes
Boe
W. J. Trump
Kate Gunther
F. W. Straws
Julia Whitmer
W. D. Goodwit
Charles Smythe
C. N. Str
CH. Strawn
Ee San Sarah Club
Carte and Lain
Strawn
Lner Torrence
Manmett Rigby
Nate Wisiost
Une
Oman
Stone
Good Roads
Sareau
Ark
Arite
Landis
Annti
W. N. Hall
Reseman C. Blandis
Willard Hall
Gresnwood Avenue
Hall
Fandie Eae
Lagans
Fall
Candie
Tall Hive
Logansport
Tania
Onabe
Washia
Smithy
Kansas Ave
Barnum
Cbs
Pier Getine
Henristia
Teres Siam
Chase
Oxford
Weather Bureau
Peraiste
Ding
Jacobe
Rand Opera House
Wilfred Clarke
Meteopolitan All Star
Musis
Voua
Arbles
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