Relief for Painful Periods Promised by Lydia Pinkham
The article touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for menstruation related misery. It cites Irene Crosby of Savannah Georgia praising the product and urges affected women to seek relief and send for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Irene Crosby
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlton Street
Savannah
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Komura Hails Roosevelt Peace Efforts In Final Interview
Baron Komura Japanese peace plenipotentiary expresses sincere gratitude to the American people and high appreciation for President Roosevelt's role in securing peace with Russia. He vows Japan will advance in commerce and industry while respecting others rights and seeks continued U.S. cooperation. He and his party proceed to Vancouver aboard train Saskatchewan with a drawing room car.
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New York
Baron Komura
Japan
Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Far East
Great Republic
Empire of the East
Vancouver
B. C
Saskatchewan
Mails Arranged for Klondike Postal Route
Washington reports renewed post office contracts with Canada for mail to and from the Yukon and White Horse districts. The agreement restores tri weekly service during the navigation season, mirroring last year’s arrangements and ensuring steady mail flow between nations and remote northern posts.
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Washington
Post Office
Canada
Youkon
White Horse
German anger over American congressmen scandal
Berlin reports accuse American congressmen of grossly violating the emperor's confidence after remarks about the "yellow peril" were published in U S newspapers. The delegation included Littlefield Bartholdi Waldo McNary Norris and Barchfield. Bartholdt repudiates responsibility for circulating unconfirmed reports. The Kaiserprivate audience controversy sparked protests from Japan.
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Berlin
Japan
Baron von Richthofen
von Buelow
Baden-Baden
Prince von Buelow
Littlefield
Maine
Bartholdi
Missouri
Waldo
New York
McNary
Massachusetts
Norris
Nebraska
Barchfield
Pennsylvania
Bartholdt
Desperate duel on train ends in gunfire near St Louis
On a Wabash night run from Chicago to St Louis, express messenger John E. Ryan shot Edward Greene, another former messenger, after a confrontation begun at Bement and ending in Decatur yards. Ryan was wounded in the neck and shoulder, Greene hospitalized with injuries including a lung and stomach wounds.
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St. Louis
Beleving
John E. Ryan
Pacific Express
Chicago
Edward Greene
Greene
Bement
Ryan
Decatur
Subornation of Perjury Convicts Three In Land Case
Portland jury convicts Congressman J N Williamson Dr Van Gessner and Marion R Biges of subornation of perjury in a government land fraud scheme. Defendants arranged to procure men to fraudulently locate on government land in Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
United States
J. N. Williamson
van Gessner
Marion R. Biges
Princeville
Investigation Ordered Over Barrett Prison Favors
Gov Folk orders probe into reports that Tom Barrett former St. Louis marshal serving time for naturalization frauds controls railroad transportation for guards in exchange for favors. In Chicago Richard Yates declines to run for U S senator against Shelby M Cullom after talks with key followers.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Tom Barrett
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Chicago
Richard Yates
United States
Shelby M. Cullom
Indicted on 130 Counts in Philadelphia Case
John W. Hill former chief of the bureau of filtration in Philadelphia has been indicted on 130 counts the greatest number in the commonwealths legal history. The long indictment includes numerous forgeries and outlines complex charges against him.
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Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Bureau of Filtration
Extra work train crashes on Cairo division near Paris
An extra work train on the Cairo division of the Big Four railroad collided with an extra freight train at Swargo hill five miles south of Paris. Four men were injured, one fatally. The work train engine was demolished and the freight train caboose and ten cars were destroyed. Injured include William Bean Lyford a freight brakeman with a skull fracture, James Beal Danville fireman with back and head injuries, Bernie Young Paris with head and body bruises, and others from Mount Carmel.
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Cairo
Big Four
Swargo Hill
Paris
William Bean
Lyford
Tit
James Beal
Danville
Ill
Bernie Young
Mount Carmel
Duquoin Mine Closures Face Economic Shock
Manufacturers' Fuel Co plans abandoning Juniper Nos 1 2 5 8 mines near Duquoin valued at 200000 with tipple dismantling and sale mining gear to be disposed of over 600 workers on payroll 30000 monthly. Company cites unpaying operation as reason. Attorney General Stead says county farmers institute meetings cannot charge admission. benefits are common to all citizens.
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Duquoin
Manufacturers’ Fuel Co
Farmers’ Institute
Stead
H. A. McKeene
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Bloomington Minister Renounces Faith to Join Christian Church
Rev. O. L. Lyon a famed Bloomington Methodist minister and Laurel Methodist pastor in Springfield announced his retirement from Methodism to enter the Christian church. He made the public declaration at Second Christian church in Bloomington last Sunday evening. Lyon had previously been a professor at Illinois Wesleyan University.
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O. L. Lyon
Bloomington
Laurel Methodist Church
Springfield
Christian Church
Second Christian Church
Lyon
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Barry Exchange Bank Closes. President Delayed to Reopen
The Barry Exchange Bank of Barry, a Pike county institution, has closed its doors and will not reopen until Eugene Smith, its president, returns from the East to straighten out affairs. About $100,000 in debts are expected to be paid. Six Filipino students at Indiana State Normal University face barber shop discrimination as Normal barbers refuse service to them, amid white customer boycott threats.
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Barry Exchange Bank of
Barry
Pike County
Eugene Smith
State Normal University
Bloomington
Normal
Snell farm sale nets 93 horses and mules sold
At Snell and Howards sale held six miles east of Moneaqua, 93 head of horses and mules were sold. The best span brought 570 dollars, bought by Ben Wooliver of Taylorville. Total sales reached 13200 dollars. Henry Seip died at Edwardsville after ten days with a head wound from a shooting. His sister in law, Mrs Maze, is charged in self defense, vouched for by Seip’s widow.
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Snell & Howard
Snell Farm
Moneaqua
Ben Wooliver
Taylorville
Henry Seip
Edwardsville
Mrs. Maze
One Year Past the Century at Mattoon
Henry Michael celebrated his one hundred first birthday anniversary in Mattoon, a Coles county resident for 79 years, enjoying excellent health. Drops Dead at Sons Door reports George O. McCullough, prominent Pana citizen and retired businessman, visiting his son in Shelbyville when he dropped dead on the doorstep at 73.
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Henry Michael
Mattoon
Coles County
George O. McCullough
Pana
Shelbyville
End of Illinois chain machine miners strike in Chicago and Alton district
The chain machine miners strike in the Chicago and Alton sub district of Illinois has ended. The dispute has cost miners and operators about a quarter of a million dollars in losses and expenses.
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Chain Machine
Chicago and Alton
Illinois
Man Found Dead in Barn Near Nashville
John Jarosseweski was found dead in a barn on the premises of Frank Corviski near Nashville. The coroner's jury ruled death from natural causes.
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John Jarosseweski
Frank Corviski
Nashville
Corporney
Decatur Fight Over Woman Sparks Fatal Stabbing in Iowa
Ed Purtlebaugh and John Lansden were involved in a dispute over a woman in Decatur Iowa. Lansden was likely fatally stabbed in the main part of the state during the confrontation.
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Ed Purtlebaugh
John Lansden
Decatur
Lansden
Iowa
Sapelio Cleaning Promises Quick Household Makeover
Woemer praises Sapelio as a rapid, thorough cleaner for homes, appealing to women who rely on it for fast results in most rooms. It claims older hands recover with softened skin and grubbiness vanishes, making children eager to scrub, as the product becomes a household prize.
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Woemer
Sapole Por Winery
Sapelio
Sapolio Ad Praises Cleaning Soap in 1900s Appeal
An old Sapolio advertisement extols Hand Sapolio for refreshing hands after dish washing and protecting delicate baby skin from chafing better than salve or powder. It notes a home bath beats a Turkish Bath for a dime and emphasizes value after customers who had not learned to prize Sapolio.
Sapolio used for hands and face in daring kitchen test
A bold shopper uses Sapolio for many tasks including cleaning a greasy pan and washing the face and hands. A family compares Sapolio with a rival cake soap, noting surprising lather and cleanliness. The test notes astonishment at expected grit and marks possible outcomes.
Mystery Soap Promises Soft Hair and Easy Shave
A fragment describes a new soap's effects after washing. A girl tests shampoo leaving hair pretty and silky, while a man uses it for shaving, noting no need for cold cream. The text hints at excitement over what the soap will not do, suggesting unusual ease and comfort.
Sapient Sentences for Everyday Civility
A compact reflection on civilization, dressing, social standing, and moral balance. The piece notes that attire does not define worth, underdog sympathy should not justify wrong, and progress comes from faithfully executing small tasks.
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