Nature and a Woman's Work in Medicine
Fragmentary ad style item extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illness. It cites grandmother remedies, Indian herb lore, and a testimonial from Mrs Bertha Muff claiming restoration after twelve years of suffering and eleven doctors. The passage promotes the product as a standard cure-all for women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Plukhin
Wamarr
Bertha Muff
N.C. St. Louisiane
Ars
Pinkhnew
Lydia
Pinkham
Washington Argues 3-In Opinion on Interstate Freight Rates
Commissioner Poly at the Interstate Commerce Commission rendered an opinion finding some freight rates on Florida to Northern markets were not just. It ordered adjustments by September 15 and established minimum carload weights and a price cap of 1.80 per crate for shipments to New York and other points. Refrigeration charges on fruits and vegetables from Florida to southern markets were deemed excessive. The Florida Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Procedure vs Atlantic Coast Line case prompted the decision.
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Washington
Poly
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Florida
Toreg
Commission
Starke
Phi
York City
New York
Blorida
Yoithom
Florida Fruit and Vegetable Shippers
Proceelre
Atlantic Cnast
Line
Banker Hayes Discharged From Custody in Conspiracy Case
Cleveland August 3 Henry Hayes of Willis & Son bank was discharged by Judge Ytrhuple on conspiracy charges brought by West New York officials alleging the banker unlawfully gained control of assets valued at 105000. A warrant had been issued for his arrest in New Jersey and an officer sent to New York to detain him. The case hinges on evidence Hayes was not in New Jersey on December 1, an official noted the alleged offense had been completed.
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Cleveland
Hmry
Wyy & Son
Ytrhuple
Weal
New York
New Jersey
Taos
Taos, Ant An Officer Sent Ligra
Wear
Hayes
Humaan Cornis
Winktong
Min
Phi de
Zane Oren
Wenn
Chidren
Mickel
Fitaon
Sur
Torben
Ager
Waller Ford
Iomithen
Tee
Tongs
Iwer
Ron Diva
Avin
Lanetolner
Lota Hen
Multia Coal & Colen
Flobert Kernsttre
Hagier
Wil
Font
Prohibition Nomination Sparks Presidential Debate in Thilled Blaten
In a sustained meeting at Aakaloost, speakers discuss government by political parties, claiming a rapid solution cannot be achieved otherwise. The nomination process stirs contention as the Prohibition party argues for strict leadership while opposing urban letters.
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Ohafin
Aakaloost
Eugeni We
Hatin
Prohibition
Slavs Trouble Spreads Across Spokane Relief Effort
After attacks by Slavs, Spokane citizens organized relief for Crow Brook victims. A car convoy carried 3000 loaves of bread and clothing to support families missing work, with plans to raise funds and form a rebel committee to aid the wounded and needy.
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Crowbrookng
Spokane
Government officials pledge aid after disaster
Ollarea August reports Sir Wilfrid Laur er Hon Aft Templeton and Kreuk Gilver directors await details on the Monster tivhe Kootenai. The government vows full aid to sufferers and may deploy mounted police to restore order and extend assistance upon Premier McHride’s request.
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Ollarea
Wilfrid Laurer
Aft
Templeton
Kreuk Gilver
Lalorior
Tivhe Kootenai
Fally
McHride
Lihtlan Co. Surana
Ihe
Federal assistance rent to sufferers Ottawa report
Ottawa August 1 Sir Wilfrid Laurier sent a message to Grunbrook replying to a telegram seeking federal aid for fire sufferers. General MacDonnell was instructed to place military blankets at the militia department for distribution. BC authorities ordered to facilitate tents and relief to the homeless by fire.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laur
Grunbrook
MacDonnil
Militia Department
British Columbia
Boil and Chill Creamy Lemon Nutmeg Note
A recipe fragment describes boiling according to package directions then cooling with cracked ice. It suggests adding sugar and cream with a hint of lemon and nutmeg or simply sugar and lemon juice for a clear taste.
Paper makers ordered to strike in ongoing labor action
Rosin Aug 3 Tapermakers from the International Tyee company in New England faced an order affecting operations. President Carey of the International brotherhood urged a strike, closing several mills for weeks and prompting widespread layoffs. The action hits mills in Berlin New York Rumford Falls Vermont Livermore Falls and Webster with over 1200 workers affected in Maine and beyond.
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Rosin
Mila
International Tyee Company
Variaua
Fuglend
Preaideul
Ab Prunella
Berlin
New York
Ruilows Falls
Vermont
Thorn
Rumford Falls
Livermore Wally
Webster
Maine
Federal Court Rules English Language Requirement For Citizenship
In Denver Judge Lewis threw out several naturalization cases, enforcing an English language read write requirement for final papers. The ruling states a foreign born applicant must speak and understand English to prove citizenship and be eligible for a homestead or landfinal papers, potentially invalidating many prior claims. The decision aligns with naturalization office protests that applicants were improperly admitted as citizens without language proficiency.
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Denver
Angel
Lewis
Siear
Elaimg
Naturalization Offices
Persone
Elizens
Thousands Pour Into Boston for Fraternal Gathering
Crowds fill Boston as thousands attend a series of events marking the opening of a major fraternal encampment. The Knights of Pythias and related bodies hold sessions amid speeches by Governor Curtis Guild and other dignitaries. About 2,500 guests are noted at a public program in Franklin Field.
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Reston
Aug
Ronan
Cini
Alfa
Frank
Knights of Pythias
Ranytation
Une Forma Ign
Yallon
Boston
Curtis Gilda
Clash Between Negroes Shocks Norfolk Riverfront Scene
A violent confrontation occurs as a mob clashes with authorities near Berkeley and South Norfolktown, leading to gunfire and injuries. Reports describe seaborne patrols, riverfront tensions, and calls from U.S. officials amid a charged atmosphere in the harbor area.
Motor Boat Dixie II Wins Harmsworth Cup Race
In a 30 mile contest on Long Island Sound off Huntington New York the motor boat Dixie II defeated the British challenger Wolseley Siddeley by 8. seconds at an average speed of about 31.9 miles per hour The Dixie II entered by the Motor Boat Club of America overcame inhalation fumes near the finish and the helmsman kept the craft safe to victory The cup was previously held by the Dixie in English waters a year ago
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New York
Long Island Sound
Huntington
Long Island
Dixie
Helmeman
Dixie II
Dixie Waa
le Motor Boat Club of America
Bryan Denied Entry to Typographical Union Faction Contends
In Fairview, Bryan remains outside the Typographical Union while a large delegation from allied unions shows support. Secretary of State rules against Victor Innsewater’s protest affecting Times ballot placement, amid campaign dynamics and Labor group activity. The annual Yankee Sisters convention opens with tens of thousands attending camps, parades, and addresses by officials as Uniform Rank ceremonies unfold.
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Fairview
Shicolm
Sig
Bryan
Mme Rose
Halionol Banksy
Okishome
Buerinly
Aryan
Highks
Typographical Union
Lingotn Alsy
Sheldon
Dimkia
Elther Party
Boston August Twenty Fifth Convention of Supreme Lodge
A fragment notes the twenty fifth convention of the Supreme Lodge held in Boston in August, detailing the biennial enswapment of the body and possible related procedural notes from an historic fraternal organization.
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Boston
Supreme Lodge
Uni
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