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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
3
Mrs Potts Says How Women Should Prepare for Motherhood
Mrs Potts discusses preparation for motherhood and the emotional strain of childlessness. She cites displacements of the womb and weakened reproductive organs as reasons some women cannot become mothers, describing the loneliness of old age without children.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Reader
Mrs. Anna Potts of Hot Springs Arkansas describes years of backache distress and irregular menstruation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to bear a healthy child. She urges others to try the remedy and notes free advice for expectant or aspiring mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Potts
510 Park Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Man Crushed During Train Escape At Illinois Central Depot
A restrained man attempted to flee a train at Centralia Illinois Central depot at midnight. He slipped between the platform and rail as guards struggled to control him. His hand was crushed severely requiring amputation after being run over by the car. He was bound to a stretcher to prevent self harm as medical staff treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Illinois Central
Centralia
Kanpath
Tran Ais
First Car on Anna to Jonesboro Line Opened in Ceremony
The inaugural electric car on the Anna to Jonesboro line ran with ceremony. A great granddaughter of Anna founder Winsted Davie operated the switch. The line, owned by Union County Traction & Power Co., uses modern cars, one of which won first prize at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Jonesboro
Oldest Coles County resident Larry Michaels dies at 101
Larry Michaels of Coles County dies at Charleston aged 101. His brother Charles, 99, is critically ill at his daughter’s Charleston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Michaels
Coles County
Charleston
Mr. Michaels
Charles
Westfield College Receives Carnegie Endowment
Dr W R Shuey president of Westfield College in Cark County reports that Andrew Carnegie's secretary advised the $12000 endowment fund proposed for the institution has been forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shuey
Westfield College
Cark County
Andrew Carnegie
Saloon Keeper Acquitted in Watson Thomas Murder Case
Frank Kalanquin, a saloonkeeper from Divernion, was acquitted in the San Gamon circuit court of the murder of Watson Thomas whom he was accused of shooting in his saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kalanquin
Divernion
Sangamon
Watson Thomas
Two Local Men Injured by Wabash Engine
William Hanby and Louis Neal of near Walshville were struck by a Wabash switch engine. Hanby lost his right leg, Neal lost his left arm, and both suffered extensive bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobbers
Gus Racer
Arcola
William Hanby
Louis Neal
Walshville
Hanby
Neal
Man Killed By Fast Mail Train At Pal din
Corydon Barnett aged 84 was killed when his vehicle was struck by a fast mail train on the Mobile & Ohio at Paldin as he tried to drive across the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Barnett
Mobile & Ohio
Paldnin
Wealthy Golconda farmer Sutherland takes own life
J N Sutherland, a prosperous retiree near Golconda, died by suicide with a pistol. He had recently sold his home and was despondent. The case closes as a private tragedy amid family sorrow and financial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Sutherland
Golconda
Isle of Pines Status Declared Under Cuban Control
Secretary Root states the Isle of Pines remains Cuba’s territory and Cuba’s laws apply to residents. The note rejects a U S territorial government there, says the pending treaty relinquishes U S claims, and asserts Cuba will not concede the island nor will the United States force it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Washington
Isle of Pines
Root
Charles Raynard
American Club of
West Indies
Senate
Elihu Root
Lakes Storm Wrecks Nineteen Vessels on Great Lakes
Reports received up to midnight show nineteen vessels wrecked by the storm that swept the Great Lakes Monday night and Tuesday. One life is known to have been lost, and eight others are feared to have perished as six vessels are reported.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Anti Football Crusade Aims Conference on NYU Game
New York November 29 Almost at the hour of Harold Moore's funeral the University of New York faculty moved to curb football. A conference invitation to 19 colleges requests debate on abolishing the present game or reforming it and asks what could replace it. Participants include Union Syracuse Hamilton Wesleyan Lehigh Rutgers Trinity and others.
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New York
Harold Moore
Union College
University of New York
Ogdensburg
New York University
Union
Syracuse
Hamilton
Wesleyan
Lehigh
Rutgers
Trinity
Haverford
Rennssalaer
St. Stevens
West Point
Princeton
Columbia
Fordham
Ursinus
Lafayette
Rochester
Amherst
Swarthmore
Bandits Rob Illinois Bank At Browns Edwards County
Bandits blew the Browns bank safe in Edwards county at 1.15 am taking 1509 in currency and 10000 in securities before escaping. Sheriff Geo W Stanley pursued but they vanished, likely heading toward St Louis. Authorities believe the thieves timed the crime to catch a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Browns
Edwards County
Ill
Geo. W.stanley
St. Leuis
Desmond
Woman In Windsor to Die on December 8 Gallows
Windsor Vermont November 29 The sheriff informs Mrs Mary Mabel Rogers that the U S Supreme Court cannot interfere with the death sentence and that Governor Bell must issue a reprieve to avoid execution on December 8 in the state prison The condemned woman has shown signs of prostration for three days Her attorney H W Maloney is despondent believing she is insane based on conduct in prison
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Windsor
H. H. Peck
Mary
Mabel Rogers
Supreme Court of United States
Eleven Workmen Injured in Building Collapse
Eleven men were injured when a temporary floor at a Grand Leader building site on Sixt street and Washington avenue collapsed. Overloading with concrete tiles and bricks caused a 18 by 15 foot section on the first floor to fall 11 feet into the basement. All were rescued alive. two sustained serious injuries.
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St. Louis
Sixt Street
Washington Avenue
First Dividend Declared for Peoria Bank Failure
Peoria Illinois November 29 The first dividend declared by the failed Peoria National Bank has been paid totaling 150000 dollars. It covers 625 depositors who filed claims before November 16 at 50 percent. About 500 more depositors remain with 150 having filed claims and 30 percent payment planned for December 10, according to Receiver Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, ‘Ill
Peoria National Bank
Berry
Twice Told Testimony on Jersey City Kidney Pills
Mrs Jane Farrell of 606 Ocean Ave Jersey City says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her heavy back aches swollen feet puffed eyes dizzy spells and irregular kidney action. She credits the product with her recovery and ongoing well being. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Jane Farrell
Ocean Ave
Jersey City
N. J
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