Lydia Pinkrants Vegetable Compound Advice Column
A fragmentary column promotes Lydia Pinkrants Vegetable Compound as a remedy for weak or sick women. It references Mexican and other names and mentions guidance given by a mother-in-law Lynn B. Piva as part of the advice. The text is garbled but presents health product promotional language with endorsements and free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ludaemation
Donseain
Lydia
Vinichum
Plakhow
Molihesa
Lyon
Muay
Murti Ahan
Enié
Nefnri
Lynn B. Piva
Abese Wall
Fisr
Warships for the Pacific Debate Stirs Naval Policy
Reported in Washington and London, Roosevelt administration faces scrutiny over transferring Atlantic fleet units to the Pacific. Officials say anti American sentiment and Japan threat concerns drive planned redeployments, with observers noting no formal decision has been made. The dispute centers on strategic balance and territorial waters, as press and official circles weigh potential moves and risks to naval strength.
Ten-Story Building Collapse At Relate and Mainstrucis Corner
A ten-story building on Relate and Mainstrucis collapsed during excavation by Ferro firm's crew. Many workers were injured or killed by falling debris as rescue teams responded. two hours later investigators estimated about 16 fatalities with property losses around 12,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faentanes Firm
Korky Las Borwy
Coal fields of Wyoming and Utah mapped for vast development
A Geological Survey report outlines extensive coal prospects across Wyoming and southern Utah, detailing planned party explorations from the San Juan area through columns of the Green River basin. It notes high quality bituminous coal in the northern ranges and outlines routes toward Cowboys Basin and Powder River, with surveys under George Richards on various field locations and a projected expansion into the Shoshoni and Turat districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tyan
Yar
Utah
Pray
Lia Angeles
Imue
George 13
Uirhardaon
Bili
Coleb
Wyoming
G. Wandrat
Wizhorn
Bate
Annie
Aerdicwierd
Cody
Washburne
Joseph Oa
Sheridan
Shurtdi
Alang Howder
Ceologintl
Wenally
Stanly
St Veateh
Persomy
Draper
Rawling
Aint Rock Springs
Oustayn Mumia
Aldea Aia Northwestern Railway
AL Ayr
Hanwling
Geologic survey details near Walon Punlle road and rail line
The fragment describes a broad geologic assessment around the Walon Punlle road area with a large basin stretching toward Kemmerer along the Oregon Short Line railroad. It notes rock walls, a long drainage feature, and proposed hydrogeologic work by Union Pacific for railroad use and long eastward operations, awaiting more study under Mr. enreh's quirlies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youtt
Couli
Nurwilivond
Kemmerer
Brent
Dantoy
Union Pacific Coa
Activity at Humboldt Nevada Shows Oil Boom Reawakening
Reports describe rapid activity in Humboldt Nevada with renewed oil districts. The Happy Town Mining Company is incorporated for one million dollars with Douglas W as president and Francis Inquiry as secretary and resident agent. Former Ogden residents own shares and several workers are noted in the reopened district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Nevada
Happy Tow Mining
Dougias
Freneis
Seul
Theo
Flanpy
Romary Formr
Ogden
Bounlus
Southurh Michie
Crosby
Prineis Bas Ayedl
Gregon
Counts and court crowd at July celebration row
The report notes a crowded morning court with intoxicated defendants. One man pleaded guilty before accusation, another planned to plead guilty to drunkenness, while the count lacked clear guilt marks. The scene shows jurists and officials handling multiple cases of drinking and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
hariuMud
Ong
Witt
Nike Polowhlukeys
Denwen Reid
Installation of Officers at Ouilen Juige Ko 3 1
At a meeting of the members of Ouilen juige Ko 3 1 De Fy held last evening officers were installed. TW. Bniey angle grand ATI vee prand Houre Kissel secretary Atdean Sehumaker treasurey George Wilkhis tight supporters to diabhe grand Wham Fowler right supporter to vite grid U8 Bright left supporter ww view granih Prk WY Treen warden Chotatlag Martin comdvett Noasel Hhurrhign right Seco cuppet Jangeence Totti lett aeeie Kap yorier Washington daakins inside gitar inn 1.1. Dieu oaralde guarding. Cusnes were passe aroun sind uel Hawes stevia ally ssa Maul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouilen Juige Ko
Bniey
Angle Grand
Ati
Vee Prand
Houre Kissel
Atdean Sehumaker
Treasurey
George Wilkhis
Diabhe Grand
Shari
Noble
Wham Fowler
Vite Grid
Bright
View Granih
Prk
Jangeence Totti
Aeeie Kapyorier
Washington
Daakins
Gitar Inn
Dieu
Oaralde
Cusnes
Sinduel Hawes Stevia
Ssa Maul
Salt Lande Will Soon Be Selvied In Great American Desert
Judge Maginnide reports on ownership questions surrounding 20 000 acres of salt land held by Mantela Salt Company in Tooele County Utah. The deposit lies ten miles from Tooele and 12 from Montello with a salt depth of four to eight feet. Western Pacific plans to run a line through the deposit and use steam shovels to extract salt for table use. About a thousand locals including merchants and professionals are invested or interested in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrulgg Maginniss
Salt Lake
Great American Desert
Conper Mountain
Terelve
Witex
Negula Ine
Tooele Vaunty
Wester Pacific
tocuMy
Montello
Uni
Banus
Staniard
Weelern Pacific
Amd
Railsud
Extending Territory For International Correspondence Schools
Mr GW Myers I C S superintendent visits city to arrange installation of another man for examining schools in Nevaie and vicinity. Mr Bodkinson adds territory on July 1. Mr Nourse, Ogden High instructor, will serve Bly and handle Scranton schools in new copper van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Myers
Toc
W. W. Bodkinson
Tooking
Schouls
Vandalism At Head Residence Stirs Local Outcry
An unknown intruder entered the garden at W. F. Head’s home on 116 Washington Avenue and harmed the tomato plants with a knife. The apparent, self-styled vandal called the act a deed of that kind. The writer demands the culprit be treed, punished, and ostracized by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Head
Washington
Temperance Worker Dies In Los Angeles Mrs Harman Jima Parte
Los Angeles July 2 Harman Jima Parte wife of Rey vin Parte a temperance worker died at her home here today She was corresponding secretary of the Topeka branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society for years when the division extended from Kamisay to the Pacific coast During the twelve years she has been corresponding secretary of the southern Kansas division of the same organization She was prominent in temperance work in Sheboygan Wisconsin and in other eastern cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jay
Rey
Vin Parte
Topeka
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Kamisay
Pacific Coast
Muring
Southern Kansas
Sheboygan Pally
Wisconsin
Contradictory Advice Raises Questions About Guidance
A fragmented exchange shows a father asking for clear guidance while another voice hints at inconsistent messages. The garbled text echoes a broader theme of unreliable instructions and confusion surrounding advice in the Philadelphia industry context.
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Lydia E. Pinkran
Mrs. Pinkham
Ontinental Ofl Company (Incorporated
TH Pach
Feed
Opster Bay
Atlantiele
Willlage Loeh
Roosevelt
Chu
Aaki
Aberferm
Atte
Ona
Viscount Amis
Ee Daysauinen
Die Stertler
Taday
Mane
Pete Woverty
Cinelanstt
Ln Feng
Dank Wits
Weakettine Uf
Logan
Alterites
United States Geological Survey
Maginnide
Salt
WW. Hodkinson
Scranton
Temperange
DEAG
Siwaye
Vate
Willis
Philadelphia
Last
Thomas
Via
Rio Grande Western
Toanaws City
Ouinha
Anc Coumeal Halls
Chinago
St. Puntapi Mingeapelis
Perenne
Denver
Colorado Springs
Mor Forbtion Infuammatiog
Whdilers
A. J. Cronin
Durand
Lewis
Bombine
Murray
Gabriel Bombins
Charins
F. Harand
Third District Court
Murti
James Patala
Gonnly
Patnla
Erlane
Justice's Court
Mur- Tay—Inter-ftonitain Rapublican Jie
Merchants’ Protective Association
Scientific
Commercial National Bank
Salt Lake City
Francis G. Luke
General Mar
Auto Car Fun Factory
Princess Nellie
Sylvan Free Park
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