Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by reader
A Chicago woman testifies that Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her of gynecological distress after a difficult pregnancy and surgery. The letter promotes the product as free of narcotics and urges others to write for confidential advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Lydia Pinkham
William Aurens
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
L Mass
Lydia I. Pinkham
Town Gatehouse Dialogues in a Courtroom Scene
A terse exchange unfolds as a penitent father confronts a young man accused of stealing kisses from his daughter. The young man admits the act and offers to return the kisses, while the critic notes the writer’s burden and the reader’s gain.
At the County Fair
Visitor and keeper discuss the wild horse of Patagonia at the county fair. A zoo attendant notes the animal is fed with wild oats.
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Patagonia
Death of Tolstoy Ends an Era of Immense Influence
Count Leo Tolstoy died Saturday morning at Astapova after a lifelong struggle for social justice. His wife and doctors were at his bedside as he passed peacefully, with the author of War and Peace leaving behind thousands of admirers worldwide.
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Astopava
Russia
Feo Tolstoi
Grim Reaper
Tolstoi
Tolstai
Makhvetski
Yasnaya Polina
Caucasus
Tolstolan
Black Sea
Makvoetski
Astapova
Tolstoy A Peasant in Life and Purpose
Count Leo Tolstoy born August 28 1828 at Yasnaya Poliana Russia rose from aristocracy to literary fame and social reformer. He organized peasant schools aided relief efforts and renounced wealth while living as a peasant yet his family retained the Yasnaya Poliana mansion near his hut.
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Lyof Nikolavitch Tolstoi
Usu
Lternature
Sabastopol
Tolstoi
Russia
Moscow
Yasnaya Poliana
Middle
Yasnaya Polana
Torster
Yasnaya-Pollana
Assault on Briand during Ferry statue ceremony in Paris
At the Jules Ferry memorial ceremony in the Tuilleries Garden Paris Premier Briand was struck twice in the face by a Royalist as he walked with President Dallieres. Republican guards intervened to protect him though the assault ruined the event and the crowd dispersed after the exercises.
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Paris
Tuilleries
Jules Ferry
Briand
Dallteres
Governor Foss Demands Lodge Withdraw From Reelection Bid
Boston Governor elect Dugene N Foss called Sunday for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge to withdraw from the held reelection bid. The statement frames Lodge's candidacy as untenable and urges immediate action.
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Boston
Dugene N Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
Campaign vow to sweep commonwealth against senator
Mr Fous pledged to campaign in every section of the commonwealth to defeat the senator. The governor elect called Todge’s senate win a repudiation of the people’s great victory at the last election.
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Fous
Commonwealth
Todge
Senate
Sudden Death of Hoyt, Knox Aide, in Washington
Washington mourns the sudden death of Jienny Martyn Hoyt counselor for the state department born December 2, 1856 in Wilkes-Barre. Hoyt fell ill in Canada during reciprocity talks and died at his home from peritonitis after returning to Washington. He was a trusted aide to Philander C. Knox since his days as attorney general.
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Knox
Washington
Jienny Martyn Hoyt
Department of State
Hoyt
Canada
United States
Wilkesbarre
Philander C. Knox
Irrigation Exposition Opens in Chicago
The irrigation exposition formally opened on Saturday with James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, delivering the principal address. He blamed western homesteaders for high living costs and warned of hard times under Democratic control of Congress.
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Chicago
James Wilson
Congress
Conference of Educators Ends With Unification Aims
East Lake City hosts the Conference of State Superintendents of Schools as they finalize principles for college and university standards for teacher certificates recognized by state systems. Resolutions urge the National Bureau of Education to lead unified nationwide standards, marking substantial progress on unification and certification during the three day session.
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East Lake City
National Bureau of Education
Conference of State Superintendents of Schools
Four Die in Navy Gun Test at Indian Head Praving Grounds
A premature explosion of a five inch gun at the Indian Head proving grounds kills four sailors. The breech block blew backward into the gun crew during a test.
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Washington
Indian Head Praving Grounds
Navy
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