Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women
Facts for sick women describe Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted remedy for female disorders. Personal testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mr Augustus Lyon recount relief from backache nervous symptoms and fatigue after using the product. The ad asserts the compound, made from roots and herbs, has cured thousands of cases of uterine displacements inflammation ulcers and other feminine ailments.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia
Augustus Lyon
Winkham
Jowa Palue
Jeould Bossler
Ham
Medesoe
Ike
Lydia EB Finkham
Balloon and coast guard clash near New Angeles coast
A garbled dispatch from New Angeles describes a balloon effort and a distant sea chase involving racing vessels and a large capital stake. The report mixes names and places amid unstable text, mentioning Seeley Place, San Bernardite Tavintalge, and Vernon, with references to waters, drapes, and a banker's occupants amid a tense incident lasting hours.
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New Angeles
Cal
Muara United
Magsaxe
Seeley
San Bernardite
Faten Hag
Vleteryte
Paphe and Papke Fight Star Rises in Early Fame Tale
A lengthy reminiscence traces the rise of champion Paphe from a Spring Valley barn to public attention. Boxing mentor Circle Potts recalls discovering Paphe with 132 pounds of lean strength, training with a daily grind in Webster Park, and guiding him toward bouts that built skill, culminating in a 7 round win over Purdy and early acclaim.
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Tad
Bradley Kershel
Sen Franetten
Papkeix
Whitch
Hugo Kelly
Stanley Ketchel
War
Aining
Ercle Potts
Mildred Ps
Mumental Young
Dusband
Ernie Putte
St Paul
Kid Bethy
Jeary Hrogerick
Tan
Aohu Darts £ Co
Bua
Bimaelt
Atataer Henry Broderick
LaSalle
Tom Jones
Ahebeen
la Salle
Bpring Valley
Jones
Gilly Paphe
Cesbin
Jones’ Dee
Paphe
Webster Park
Sear Boring Valley
Mrs. Potts
Bilip
Purdy
Council in Regular Session Discusses Water Bond Rates
City council convened with nine members present to consider water works bonds at 4 percent. Special committee to review bids and rates was formed, with amendments to refer the matter for further consideration. Various petitions and street, park, and public works items were referred to committees as officers reported and discussed expenditures and proposed improvements.
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Raegular
Peery
Bie
Watersorka
Eestern Blilere
EL i. Rolefine & Sons
Dwares
W. A. Beatt
Beal
ScDonald & McCoy Ga
Valentine
Audre
Surphy
East Twenty Glib Street
Cheon
Takeo
Counvoran
Rte
Balane
Epsettewalk
Ardh
Cornelman
Coates
Wardleish
Quiney Avetar
Aliamind
Waa
Erantel
Corneilian Fosers
Eae Peferreg
Camelies
Ouniinas Dirksen
Bette
Cogueshna
Wiliam Doyle
Treaty Fifth
Lincoln
Crancilmes
Dicksen
Exton
Connoilman
Real Dent
Beventh
Corncilman Thomas
Lderle Werlon
Quincy
A. L. Fife
Fiskere
Ciltene
Datimi
Park Committee
Central Square
Councilmas Perry
Board of Elucation Aebbe
Rumalter
Gmere
Countiman Wumphris
Dickson
Bes
Enmtaitien
Hopaitegtion
Polite Brown
Meery
Wilbon
Hompida
ARE Cruel
Reclamation Project in Utah County Aims to Transform Farmlands
A Utah County project, Strawberry Valley reclamation, seeks to reclaim about 2,000 acres by diverting waters from Strawberry River through a tunnel and canal system to arid lands. The effort, backed by the federal reclamation program, could create a farm empire in southern Utah County and raise land values. Government controls water rights until costs are paid, then landowners gain ownership. The project is funded at an estimated 2.7 million dollars with completion anticipated within a year or two.
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A. J. Hughes
Provon
Bevises
Strawberry Valley
Utah County
Ulan
Spanish Park
Canale
Lauia
Stout
United States
Utah
Atetbert
Pasigt
Thare
Prova
Tafts Brother Politically Neutral On Rumor
Cincinnati reports William Howard Taft, president elect, stated he had no political views to affect his brother Charles P Taft's senatorial bid. He traveled from the White House to Cincinnati then Hot Springs, denying any plans to influence or withdraw his brother's candidacy.
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United States
Houya
Polag
Charles P. Taft
Han
Charles
Lindor Fieren’s Golden Medical Discovery claims
An obscure ad style text touts Lindor Fieren’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal tonic. It lists ingredients and purported health benefits, including stomach, digestion, and swelling relief, with citations to various herbs and unconventional sources.
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Lindor Fieren
Tagle
Momack
Mouive Mets
Harthslow
Ring
Svuddrr
Cor
Edlingwood
Thakiar
Ali
MSGR
Pierre
Ben Hur Season Planned for City Opening at Grant Opera House
A grand Ben Hur season is set in the city with Klaw and Erlanger presenting Tale of the Christ and Ben Hur. Contracts signed by manager John Cort outline staging at Grant Opera House with over 230 people including an orchestra, plans for intricate stage effects, and special excursion rates to draw out of town visitors. The production will travel from Denver to Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, culminating on the Northern Pacific route.
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Cetqo
Taat Foto
Ben Hur Hasna
Klaw Ang Erlanger
Gorteoud
General Lee Wallace
Grant Op. Uoure
John Cort
Klawood_ Extanger
Cooke
Ringleg
Ar. Cooke
Aeble
Salt Lake
Walla
Briadway Theatre
New York City
Tulbels Theatre
Chicago
Manila
Apotla
Rompany Come
Lee Angeles
Orden
Wright Dey Goode Company
Reading Firma
Decision in District Court Upholds City Refusal on Liquor License
Judge Howell upheld the city council vote denying a retail liquor license to plaintiff Vatten, citing the presence of multiple negro-run saloons and the need to protect peace. The mayor and city council’s actions aimed to regulate franchise grants under municipal authority, with the court affirming the denial as lawful.
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Ang City Geuneil
Ptala- Um
Alexander Brewer
Qedency
Howell
Orden
Diengloe
Teen Ths continding paragraph reads in ruling
Fragmented OCR text from a court decision discusses whether the Gly council acted with justification when denying a writ. It questions motives and discretion, noting no clear basis to overturn the city’s action and suggesting further factors the court might weigh in determining the writ’s fate.
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Jaza
Tha Ronzt
Elthertehh Counkel
Gly Council
Ting
Sean Todiriduel
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Herrissen
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Northwestern Theatrical Autociation
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Hans Robert
Council
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the Mercantile Installment Company
Harry Reinshriber
Bye, Outfitters
Pt, Onsenteh
L. Hl. Becraft
Idaho
Wyoming
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East Lake City
Twenty-fourth Birest
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Fred. J. Kiesel CO
Ogden
Bob Agwats
Pabst Brewing Co
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Balpe
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Pres & V. McCwtosh
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U. 8
First National Bank OF
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David Recla
Prez
G. HL Tribe
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Vier Pree
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Coshlee
Methodist Brotherhood
Ser Tay
Pali
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Browntog
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Frank Shaw
Allen
Pais
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