Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted For Women
A sensational ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It cites testimonials from Ellsworth New York and Tridgeport Illinois praising relief from nervous disorders backache and menstrual troubles. The copy stresses thirty years of use and urges sick women to try the product.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Ellsworth
Mayville
N.Y
Mary J. Avulais
Tridgeport
Airadrkb
Thare
Kern on the stump in Indianapolis crowds rally for Kern
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern spoke to a large Indianapolis crowd arguing Republicans fear mongering would not cause bread shortages. He warned unlawful restraint would harm the United States and urged confidence, recounting relief hopes and stressing Democratic policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapelle
Tain
John W. Kem
van Slants
Indiamertly
Peterecerile
Indianapelte Tate
United States
Shreen
Ind
Kern
New York
Jehn
San Prazete
Keim
Cokimtus
Merc
Deserter from Navy Faces Court Martial Proceedings
A deserter from the Navy, aged 15, awaits court martial in Philadelphia. The case involves alleged desertion and related charges. The accused is in custody and to be brought before a naval court to face possible punishment.
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Navy
Fragmented OCR hints at Canada parliamentary election chaos
A garbled text fragment references Canada parliament elections with scattered mentions of parties, candidates, and dates. It reads like an OCR mishap showing partisan activity, voter mobilization, and regional names though specifics are unclear.
Bryan Campaign Rally in Madison Square Garden
The crowd at Madison Square Garden packed for William Jennings Bryan as he closed his three campaigns with a long, energetic speech. Spectators cheered as he attacked the Republican platform and urged voters to back Democratic candidates, while police and galleries overflowed with supporters and onlookers throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valde
Rerem
Wilda J. Dryan
Madison Square
Throng
Aly
Cape City
Ita
Aryan
Broaq
Eter
Tilly
Mtery Perma
Wade Blyway
Denver
Bryan
Bryzo
Woman's Deterate Club
Waldorf-Astoria’ Shrtet
Lepoltiea
Dryas
Rincea Lim
Wratchester Onoty
Yonkers
Whiia Pialay
Port Crpater
New Rochelle
Heswels
New York
Teryan Wee
S Teception
Lelap
Theo
Sesatitos Fish Park
Buea Coorer Utlon
Pala Garden
Finyeighthriver
Third Avenue
Tate Garden
Madieen
Bazare Garden
Giryan
Bloc
Thore
Omense
Tattmans'é Selenice
Uggort
Aly Dlekee
Hore
Teorgia
V H Claytos
Matami
Te Lenver
Pemer Congrescmaan
John Lentz
Gato
Daatt
Minercrl
S5vert
South Carolica
Feenan Woller
Nattcel
Mare
J. Ser
Cram
Tammany Hall
Weyer
Metelante Vaohiel
Warley
Tauriven
Tessa
Trad
Wasangton
Eecauion
Chan
Cabra
Hryam Babi
Republicana
Murallip
Senate
Isteiba- Ucna
Republicam Party
le In
Unyan
Nosa
Ieiter
Tee Verdiie da
Gompera
Pers
Cartgie
Denny Hota
Tae
Vance Farallon
Gallen
Pda
Washloqwa
Jenson
fJagheon
Laculm
Polluice
Potticians
Cooper Union
Section Square Garden
Mr. Dryan
Ste. Dryan
Taft Campaign in New York Draws Large Crowds
Taft tours New York for a decisive election push with a long Brooklyn stop and a port Chester return, drawing crowds that overrun streets and halt a parade. He addresses crowds at Brooklyn and Port Chester venues while meeting GOP leaders and activists in Manhattan, and steps off the train in New York to enthusiastic reception.
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New York
Cenacericus
William T
Maniss
Port Chester
New Fork
Crooklyn Walk
Fay
Erohlie
Taft
Tony
Vertucat Tisk
Acacety of Music
Taft Apedal
Leben
Fencklyn
Cairman Wootrutt
Basor
Taft Address Draws Crowds In New York Rallies
Taft tours Montauk, Grochtva, and Manhattan delivering speeches to packed audiences. He presses for labor protections, praises navy and army strength, and argues for policies to support American workers while contrasting with Roosevelt and Bryan.
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Mr. Taft
Grochtva
Charles P
Hiesry W. Teft
Frank
Hitchcock
Juizo Tate
Sanger Hall
Jowish Audieore
Ant
Gremins
Ea Aseembiaga
Beatty
Qtear Straum
Woeree Seg
Labor
Stragm
Taft
America
Congress Hall
Willy
Theodore Nemevelt
New York
Huguen
Bryan
Ewald
Clermont Rink
Uelon League
Mr. Taf
Ae Brother
Manhattan
Clermuet Risk
Benator Dolliver
Jaws
Fenator ‘Depew
Tatt
Letters From New York on Standard Oil Letters Read
A confused Oct 34 dated dispatch discusses letters read by Sam Candsiph Hearst at a Carreyle hall meeting. The misspelled text references anti War sentiment, mentions Judge Alerson, and questions the Source’s stance on Wells and Wellsian figures. It hints at a political campaign context and a reply relating to statements about affiliations with leaders and a plan to relay a message to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
Sam Candsiph Hearst
Carreyle Ha
Peither Judes Merchen
Toy
Wales
Pateeeip
Wien
Fragmentary note about letters from Japan and a failed return
A damaged fragment notes hopes for letters from Ele Jareenous gentleness written from Japan regarding a fatal incident of laughter. The readable text hints at a request to return the letters and references a humorous misfortune, but specifics are unclear.
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Hearst
Hiaret
Japan
Elections in Canada Return Mixed House of Commons
Across Canada voters elected a varied mix of Conservatives Liberals and Socialists with Ontario and Quebec showing strong loyalties. Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal government faced a tight result while Conservatives gained ground in Manitoba and the West with Nova Scotia shifting. Several ridings delayed final results and tensions rose in Victoria British Columbia where a minister lost by five votes.
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House of Commons
Canada
Dominion
South Yorks
Wilfred Leorler
Austtur
Cay Joris
Quebrc
Nieral
Ontario
Conservatyra
William
Tergpieten
Victoria
B.C. Minteter
Inland Revenue
Vitoria
Roc
Coluratia
Notatie
Harry Darnard
Im Lempton
Infantetn
Laurier
Yale
Caribou
Conflicting Municipal Ordinances Declared Illegal
A state court ruled that three municipal ordinances conflicting with state law unlawfully regulate liquor licenses for clubs in Slacoz Georgia. The decision voids local permits for locker clubs and clarifies the state prohibition law. The ruling states municipalities cannot override state licensing rules.
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Apecels
Do Ms Cave Op
Macca Paserdian Oritnance
Corporation of Association
Gota
Liege
Prosecution Against Breakfast Food Co in Chicago Court
Proceedings filed against Breakfast Food Co in Chicago district court. Petition lists utilities and debts from 409000 to 9500, with creditors including Chicago Barings Bank, Charles He Pally of Chicago, and the Fletcher Lithography Company of New York.
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Chicago
Unite Atatea Distret
Alet Ite Nattle Creek
Utilities & Be
Chicago Barings Beck and
Jqompany
Charles He Pally Ooer
Chacazy
Fletcher Lithogay [Ing Companys
New York
Insurrection in Korea and Japan Forces Withdrawn
Disjointed report notes unrest and recall in Korea with a minor disorderly incident. It mentions Japanese and Chinese forces and a withdrawal after days of tension, reflecting a cautious stance and limited actions.
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Faklo
Korea
Ara
Dusurgeota Raye Deladeet
North Chine
Scout Parties Deploy In Redfwot Lake Te Area
Drafted men from Camp Senin deploy around Lake Te to scout for enemy activity. Units mounted and sent on multiple assignments to locate and report threats. Detachments plan to return before nightfall tomorrow as commanders oversee patrols and gather intelligence.
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Senin
Redfwot
Lake
Cuuseel
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Frome
Toronka
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Panta
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Marg Ratien
Merce Tetiewes
Rani
Gatahy S
Poten
Pierre
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Halitar
Concvremtion Party
Totayta Peticnsi Elesthen
Seawate
Viverals
Hytana
Labreale
Cansyallee
Marie
Constas
WAY Hcc Pna
WAST
Imusg
Breakfast Food Co
Night Rider
Sha Mayer
Warmington
F Mayer Boot & St 106 Co
Alwaukee
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