Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
The text touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for women, citing testimonials and letters from Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. It asserts the product is made from roots and herbs, without drugs, safe and harmless, and restores feminine health by acting on a feminine organism.
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Pinkham
Lydia FE
Inkhany
Lydia i
Pinkham Laboratory
St nn,Mass
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Typhoid Suspected From Milk in Fairfield Epidemic
Dr Albert reports Fairfield typhoid outbreak likely linked to milk and ice cream. He will present findings to the state Board of Health in his twenty first quarterly report. Between sixty and seventy five cases occurred in recent weeks, with tuberculosis and other tests noted in the state lab data.
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Albert
Fairfield
Mik
Henry Albert
State Board of Health
Dr. Albert
State
Tama Indians Win in Federal School Case
Judge Reed ruled in a habeas corpus case that the government cannot compel Tama parents to send their children to Toledo schools or arrest them for noncompliance. The decision holds the Muekwakis own their land in fee simple and that the land is not a reservation, barring government authority to build on it. A sweeping victory for the Tama Indians with broad implications.
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Cedar Rapids
Reed
Tama Reservation
Toledo
Davenport Fire Destroys Elevator and Sizable Grain Loss
Fire on the 14th destroyed elevator B of Rothschilds Grain in Davenport. Losses reach 75,000 in grain and elevator. Glucose company warehouse with thousands of syrup barrels burned for about 15,000. Mueller Lumber company lost 250000 feet of lumber valued at 10,000. Total over 100,000. origin unknown.
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Lumber Co
Davenport
Rothschilds Grain Company
Glucose Company
Mueller Lumber Company
Milk Quenched Big Farm Fire on C P Rugg Farm
Milk was used to extinguish a blaze at the C P Rugg farm south of Waterloo. Many gallons of fluid were poured on the corn cribs, saving the buildings and contents. A barn and several sheds burned. Loss over 3000 with 2000 insured. Nine horses seven calves and one cow died.
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C. P. Rugg
Waterloo
Plan Gig Power Plant Near Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway and Light Co owners W. G. Dows and Isaac B. Smith announce purchase of Cedar River water power rights at Palisades amusement resort six miles below the city. A 20 foot dam will generate about 60,000 horsepower and an electric line to the Palisades is planned.
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Cedar Rapids
W. G. Dows
Isaac B. Smith
Iowa City Railway and Light Company
Cedar River
Palisades
Liquor Order Case Grounds Trial Over State Regulation
W H Bilderback a traveling salesman for Hillier liquor house Oma hra stands charged as outside concern in a dispute over liquor sales in dry states. County attorney Goodspeed argues a recent US Supreme Court ruling invalidates mere order taking for future delivery. Bilderback posted 600 cash bond and plans a hard fight to test liquor law in court.
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Iowa
Atlantic
W. H. Uilderback
Hillier Liquor House
Omaha
Camus
Goodspeed
Cras County
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota
Bilderback
Nat
Apple Raising Pays In Iowa Orchard Output
Mason City area farmer Frank Trigg grows a 2d acre apple orchard in Rockford. The ten year old trees of Wealthy and Patten Greenings produced a strong marketable crop this year with 900 barrels sold for about $1,200 net, roughly $50 per acre. Sioux City creditors win bulk sales constitutional ruling. Judge Weatherby in Norfolk, Neb. upholds law testing in cross state commerce.
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Mason City
Frank Trigg
Rockford
Sioux City
Gilbertson Bros
Lime Grove
Neb
EB. B. Weatherby
Norfolk
Nebraska
Prairie fires scorch farms and crops near Nora Springs
Prairie fires caused over 1000 dollars in damage across McAuley Bros John Andrews and William Frezee properties. About thirty acres of corn and a large amount of hay were burned with corn largely spared by wind. fire originated from Milwaukee section force burning the right of way. In Des Moines a hotel owner was ruled not responsible for police raids after Charles Damon’s damages suit.
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Nora Springs
McAuley Bros
John Andrews
William Frezee
McAuleys
Milwaukee
James A. Howe
Phillip Morgan
Morgan Hotel
Charles E. Damon
Damon
Iowa Aggies Win Stock Judging Prize at Kansas City
The State College stock judging team won the tonn prize at the American Royal Live Stock show in Kansas City for the second time in as many years. If they repeat next year the trophy goes to permanent possession of Iowa State College. Three team members also won individual prizes.
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Iowa Aggies
Ames
State College
Kansas City
Seventy Strikers Return to Work at Tows Central
Seventy men who had been on strike at the Tows Central shop resumed work in Marshalltown plants. More would have returned if available. Strikers’ return caused many strike breakers to quit early. within days employers will be union men and shops will run with greatly increased force and hours.
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Marshalltown
Tows Central
Big battle of white ballots election across states
The nation heads to November 3 with elections in 28 states and territories. Governors, legislators, and Congress members will be chosen in many states while 23 states consider 80 amendments or propositions. Prohibition, Socialist and Independence tickets vie against Republicans and Democrats. Oregon Maine and Vermont have already voted for next congress. South Carolina and Louisiana run single-ticket races for state officers.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Oregon
Maine
Vermont
Arkansas
Georgia
Supreme Court
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Maryland
Kentucky
Senate
House of Representatives
Prohibition
Independence Party
South Carolina
Prohibition Party
Socialist
Socialist Labor
People’s Or Populist Party
Nebraska
Democrats
North Carolina
Delaware
Florida
Montana
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Illinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
New York
Texas
Ohio
New Yor
Wyoming
California
Imoia
Menelik's Death Reported Inconclusively in Press
A fragmented article item notes uncertainty surrounding the death of a prominent figure named Menelik. The readable text hints at official confirmation delays and incomplete reports, with no decisive details on timing or location.
Appeal for Republican campaign funds to Middle West voters
A call to loyal Republicans across the Middle West and Mountain States to back Taft and Sherman by contributing to the Republican National Committee. It notes legal limits on corporate donations, urges individual gifts of one dollar, and lists state finance chairmen and addresses for sending contributions, with Fred W. Upham as Assistant Treasurer.
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Middle West
Taft
Sherman
Chairrman
State Finance Committee
Republican National Committee
Fred W, Uptiam
Well Known Hotel Keeper Endorses Remedy for Cholera
A Glasgow Ky hotel keeper J. Jenkins testifies he has stored Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fifteen years and given it to many travelers with satisfactory relief. The statement appears in an advertisement for sale by E. H. Conner & Co.
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Chamberlain
J. ©. Jenkins
Glasgow
E. HE. Conner
From Gettysburg Vet Praises Electric Bitters Service
David Parker of Ofayette New York a Civil War veteran credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach trouble after costly medical attempts. He says the tonic keeps him strong and well noting a benefit worth more than five hundred dollars. Available at R A Millers drug store for 50 cents.
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David Parker
Ofayette
New York
Gettysburg
R. A. Miller's Drug Store
A Healthy Family Health Boost Claimed by Customer
L A Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Guilford Matos says the family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King's New Lift Pills for three years. The product claims to cleanse and tone the system in a ready way. Miller's Drug Store offers the item.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlett
Route 1
Guilford
Matos
Millers
Pink Pain Tablets advertised with doctor note slang
An old ad claims Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets provide instant relief for head and womanly pains. The copy urges readers to ask a doctor or druggist if the formula is not complete, mentioning E. Conner & Co. as the seller and noting a 260 box packaging.
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Dr. Shoop
Conner & Co
Inside nerves govern stomach health says Dr Shoop
The advertisement asserts stomach troubles stem from a hidden internal nerve and advocates Dr Shoop Restorative to restore nerve function. It claims relief within 48 hours and promotes products including Dr Thomas Electric Oil Dodons Ointment and Burdock Blood Hitters with testimonials from Mrs Chas Frestoy.
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Shoop
Chas
Frestoy
Moosup
Conn
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