Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Health Claim
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments including menstrual irregularities digestion and nervous prostration. It cites testimonials from women and doctors praising its efficacy and urges readers to write for advice and samples.
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Dyna Te Plnkwans
Hachasina Graig Lalayelto
Denver
Gul
Marty Bealtzman
Laurel
Lydia
Dinkhan
Olson
Lidia DB
Pinkton
Patna
Pintchin Davies
Torpedo Boat Flotilla Performing Show at Maneuvers
The Athertown flotilla displays at sea near Jalnad of Fan with officers aboard the American collier Arnumai. Peruvian Geraport Iquiton notes the flotilla’s stay and upcoming entertainments as students observe naval drills and maritime showcases.
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Liew
Marek
Athertown
Tonjedo
Loomasraw
Jalnad
Fan
Lorvoz
Nivel Srchwol
Diradioy
Nnives
Murer Winaprow Mint
Huasy
Geraport Iquiton
Flottttn
Arnumai
Bishops Fight Against Race Track Gambling Amendment
Allan and church leaders oppose race track gambling urging state action. Letters from Bishops Charles T. Oimaland and Broderick Burges read in support of repealing or amending the system. Opponents seek credit betting controls to keep youths and at risk individuals away from betting halls.
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Allan
Fughes
Charles T. Oimaland
Hew York
Broderick Burges
Loup’ Island
Wad
Lily
Sentenced for Ute horse stealing in Grand Junction
In Grand Junction May 4 Force arrested an Ute on horse stealing charges. The court convicted him after a jury trial. He was sentenced to years in the Wyoming penitentiary. Requisition papers and DA advice followed prior county orders.
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Grand Junction
Cole
Wyoming
Ruehtel
Vologne
Liuy
New York
Palier
Auachy
Houston
Jutae
Collinwood Schoolhouse Fire Toll Shrugs into Horror
A devastating blaze at a brick two story school in Collinwood raged after a furnace beneath the hall. They were 6 to 15 year old pupils inside and the fire department arrived late with two engines. Dozens perished or badly burned while rescuers pulled bodies from the wreckage. Authorities announced scores of victims and identified many names as confusion and grief gripped the neighborhood.
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Willelg
eLwa
Iorga
Dogg
Mesturra
Wong
Thax
Tera Tudors
Hialpivas
Horn
Stalus
Ortoy
Visieo4
Werthier
Tirless
Selva
Leile
Nbant
Uehema
Catherine Wallon
Elena
Panty
Pantie
Childten
Ruther
Ila Fisk
Alva
In Voltas
Frumon Intraload
Faust
Deslanona
Dietraviey
Lawley
Urawa
Les
Waly
Tammy Thompann
Nod
Birdie
Clark
Lills
Alven
Collinwood
Schoal Board
Moore
Waller
Welly
Cleveland Leader
Rolly
Zany
Gal Sr. Kelly
Anton
Collinwend
Firmen
Ciiiren
Aira
Tau
Wallace
Conus
Upton
Eyas
Halpings
Ata
Ais
Tim
White House conference on trade and grain measures
A White House meeting between President and a Chicago Board of Trade delegation led by Hiram N. Bauer discussed congressional antioptian legislation affecting grain and cotton trade. Sager warned that the bills could disrupt major grain exchanges and cause confusion and harm to farmers and grain interests. The committee members declined to disclose specifics of the talks, noting only that the president would decide the matter.
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Worthington
Connress
Sager
Automobile ban proposal fails in local town vote
In a close vote the town rejected a plan to repeal a longstanding automobile prohibition. The measure would have removed restrictions on cars near the harbor area, but officials say the result preserves current mobility limits and traffic controls.
Senator Proctor Dead in Washington D C
Senator Proctor of Vermont died this afternoon at his Champlain apartment after a week of illness. Gov. Fletcher Proctor and family were at the bedside as the elder senator, aged 74, passed away following a grip and pneumonia complications. His death triggers adjournment discussions as Congress plans formal announcements and Vermont prepares for interment.
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Washington
Acdfeld Proctoy
Vermont
Hie
Champlain
Mippe
Katcher Proctor
Annalor
Benatar Proctor
Tatler
Congrena
Terries
Uwnel
Bie
Jn Thi Rewate
Hay Wy
Vermutt
Presitent
Fairbanks
Warren
Peating
Dilllogiam
Proctor
Adieagie
Boodeing Board Trial Reveals Big Money Motive
March 4 report on the trial of R A Crothara and Fremont Older with Jah Fropersen. Testimony by B Towi and Ty Dowling about water supply plans and a perceived scheme to profit, naming Abraham Riv and the Copiliar board as related players. Officials including Phillips described financial stakes and a controversial proposal to source water with the Day City Water Company. The testimony references a heated meeting and government actions.
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Jah Fropersen
Mareh
R.A Crothara
Fremont
B. Towi
al Draciaduiay
Junga NM
Ty Dowling
Farwer
Phillips
Rayudla
Abraham Riv
Copiliar Board
Héidi Helehy
Plague destroys swine near Thistle in Utah county
Provo March 2 Dr N C Spatdtig left for Thiarie and vicinity to investigate a swine loss described as a plague event. It is reported that 2 large herds were destroyed in Spaplea Fork canyon. County commissioners opened a thorough investigation and approved road improvement appropriations for several districts including American Derk, ENbC, Provo, Hammond, Springs village and Lake shore with amounts listed.
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Provo
N.C. Spatdtig
Thiarie
Spaplea Fork Canyon
County Commiskimera
Enbc
Springs
Lake Shore
Cotton futures prohibited in mails
Washington, March 4. The practice of parceling or sending cotton futures through mail, telegraph, or phone channels has been deemed unlawful. Growers and exchanges are warned that the law forbids using mails to convey cotton futures or related transactions. The measure aims to curb speculative dealings and protect commodity markets from improper mail and wire communications.
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Washington
New York
Dhs
Thurlegon
Wat
Gonlug
Notable figures praise Peruna in early American endorsements
Prominent Americans including Parsens Gnu and Parsons advocate Peruna as beneficial for grippe symptoms and digestive issues. Letters from Bailey of Washington and Col. Patten cite personal recovery and urge readers to consider the remedy. Various officials from Washington, Chicago, and New York corroborate its efficacy for colds and coughs.
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Den
W. I. Parsens
Gnu
Parsons
Alon Urgsdier Gourzel
Washington
Texas
Persia
J Rt
Washington, D
Voiman T Legion
Ant
Ohsesgo
New York
Oie
Webhiil
Col
O. Te Patten
Sxlustye
Diuttaation
R. S. Ryan
B.S. Ryan
Ja Tyme
Aloaks
Tiv Onglios
Shah Patelat
Charles Btawart Paenell
Tle Washington
Willard Gatul
Washington, D. C
Bowrlsss
Baye
Erriial Saenpointey
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Frank Parab
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Louis Quick
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Fish National Bank
Thomas-Home Music Co
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New York Symphony Orchestra
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