Lydia E Pinkham Herbal Remedy News Ad
A testimonial given by Mrs George Jorpy from Marlton outlines ten years of female troubles including inflammation ulceration and insomnia. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full relief. The ad touts the product as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and claims widespread cures with testimonials on file at Inn Mass. It invites readers to seek confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia EB
George Jorpy
Box 40
Marlton
Inn
Mass
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Fashion Hints on Linen Trim and Pleated Skirt Finish
The article notes sandy linen relies on button hole and eyelet finishing for novelty. It highlights a trimming used widely this season. The sketch shows an over skirt lashed with ribbon and flat pleats underneath.
Montserrat Dialect Scene From The Cradle Of The Deep
An excerpt notes Montserrat’s Irish influenced speech among enslaved Africans. A Donegal visitor imitates the local creole in a dramatic exchange, illustrating the island dialect preserved from seventeenth century Irish settlers and its comic mispronunciations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montserrat
Sir Frederick Treyes
Donegal
Hegra
Lily
Plovat
Cuttee
Storm damage across Midwest and Great Lakes region
Wires down from Amesco to Pittsburg in the gale. A Met elevated car roof blew skyward lifting conductor Samuel Holland but he landed uninjured. Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Mississippi report deaths, injuries, and extensive property damage. Oakland, Toledo, and Detroit hit by wind and lightning. dozens of barns struck. crops harmed. total deaths at least eight with additional fatalities in river drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesco
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Chicago
Samuel Holland
Holland
Metropolitan Elevated
Lower Michigan
Tonia
Mich
Benjamin Helmer
Land Rapids
Michigan
Brighton
Ray Miller
Detroit River
Jennings
New York City
Ohio
Toledo
Maumee
Mississippi
Kentucky
California arrives with Indiana wreck passengers at San Francisco
The United States cruiser California reached San Francisco on Wednesday with the passengers rescued from the Pacific Mail Steamships liner Indiana which was wrecked last Saturday at the entrance to Maddalena bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamships Company
Indiana
Maddalena Bay
Boy Shot During Wild West Game in Idnton
Clifford Wolford a 15 year old boy playing wild west with five companions in Idnton Indiana was shot and killed by Steren Hamilton age 18 Hamilton attempted to shoot himself but the other boys restrained him and took his rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idnton, Ind
Clifford Wolford
Steren Hamilton
Hamilton
Hurricane hits London Ontario injures six including one dead
A hurricane swept over London Ontario on Wednesday injuring six people, one fatally, causing $50,000 in damage. A tall chimney collapsed through a school roof triggering a panic among 306 pupils.
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London
Ont
Aurora man terrorizes city dock injuring several in rampage
John Anderson of Aurora Illinois reportedly became suddenly violent on Thursday arming himself with two safety items and three hazardous devices. He fatally wounded one woman, narrowly missed slaying her husband, injured another woman, and then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Aurora
Ill
Man Voluntarily Drives Off Embankment To Save Girl
James L. Dinsmore avoided a collision with a small girl by steering his car away and plunging thirty feet down an embankment into the Miami River at Dayton Ohio. Both occupants escaped death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James L. Dinsmore
Miami River
Former Queen Must Pay Judgment to Court Physician
Former Queen Lilloukulani of Hawaii also known as Lydia Conynts must pay 11,600 dollars to her court physician under a judgment issued by Chief Justice Clabaugh on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilloukulani
Hawaii
Lydia Conynts
Clabaugh
Tug George Flood Missing With Seven Men Aboard
A fishing tug named George Flood with seven crew members aboard and the sand sucker Mary H with nine crew from Cleveland were reported missing Wednesday night. The incident prompted search efforts and authorities to investigate the vessels and their crewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Flood
Mary H
Cleveland
Castro Ordered Expulsion From Martinique
The French government on Thursday ordered Clorane Castro, leader of Venezuela, to leave Martinique. Castro faces expulsion actions by authorities, with details not fully disclosed in the brief report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Esland
Clorane Castro
Venezuela
Martinque
Buried Treasure Found in Lexington Construction Site
Workmen digging a posthole in an abandoned Lexington lot unearthed a brass kettle containing $8500 in gold and silver coins. The discovery occurred on a Tuesday and authorities were notified. Investigators will determine ownership and any applicable salvage rights for the historic hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Prohibition Victory in Colorado Municipal Elections
Prohibition was the India Issue in Colorado elections outside Denver Tuesday. The anti saloon party generally was victorious in these municipal contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
India
Colorado
Denver
Roosevelt Meets King Victor Emmanuel at Messina Harbor
Theodore Roosevelt and King Victor Emmanuel greeted aboard the Renmberto in Messina as the king thanked the American people for earthquake relief. Roosevelt, with Kermit and Ambassador Griscom, toured ruins and boarded the Admiral, which then sailed toward Mombasa.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Victor Emmanual
Renmberto
Messina
Harebor
Roosevelt
Admiral
Mombasa
Pfeister
Washington
Mirabello
United States
Kermit
Griscom
Onree
America
Meilionaire Charles Ellis Dies by Own Action
Charles B. Ellis, president of the Citizen's Passenger Railway and subsidiary of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit, shot himself at his Philadelphia home. He was 74, long plagued by neuralgia, rheumatism, and tubercular glands. Family says he had threatened self harm, but they believe the shooting was accidental. Ellis was reputedly worth about $10,000,000.
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Charles B. Ellis
Citizen’s Passenger Railway Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Philadelphia
Hillis
Itts
Blackmail case targets Atlanta chamber leader
Daniel W. Johnson Jr., 18, charged with attempting to extort $35,000 from Asa G. Chandler, president of the Atlanta chamber of commerce. Johnson, arrested with post office inspectors’ help, says three strangers directed him and that he acted as their catspaw. He supplied descriptions of his alleged abductors.
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Asa G. Chandler
Atlanta, Ga
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Daniel W. Johnson
Chandler
Post Office
Johnson
Giant steel girdle links Manhattan to Long Island
A giant steel girdle with an American flag attached swung into place over the East River on Wednesday, marking the connection of the steel superstructure of the Manhattan Bridge, the fourth span linking Manhattan and Long Island.
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Manhattan Bridge
Manhattan Island
Longsland
Towboats Beaver and George Gardner Destroyed in Fire
The Barrett Tow Boat Company of Cincinnati reports Beaver and George Gardner towboats plus two barges destroyed in a Wednesday night blaze. Loss estimated over 60000 with one man missing.
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Beaver
George Gardner
Barrett ‘Towboat Company
Cincinnati
Miners’ Demands Rejected at Philadelphia Meeting
In Philadelphia on Wednesday a meeting between coal operators and anthracite miners failed to approve the miners demands. Operators offered to extend the existing wage agreement instead of conceding the changes sought by the miners.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Painting guide and natural science notes from old text
The excerpt discusses a painting guide from the Nations Lead Company and the Turtle Boy Painter Trademark, claiming purity in materials. It also covers a natural science comparison of birds and insects, noting wing area per body weight across species like Australian crane, gnat, bank swallow, tawny vulture, albatross, trumpeter swan, stork, and pigeon with figures and proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Lead
Trinity Build
New York
Outit
Lane's Family Medicine Tonic Ad
An old ad promotes Lane's Family Medicine tonic laxative herb tea claiming it clears head pain back and stomach discomfort, restores strength and is suitable for intestinal relief. It notes the remedy costs 25 cents and is available at druggists and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Fragmented Advertisements in a late 19th Century Paper
A collage of mis-spellings and spoof ads appears, featuring bromide laxatives, eye salves, teahouse quips, and medical cures. It mocks patent medicines and theatrical patter with stray names, addresses, and sensational claims. The piece showcases quirky product pitches and humorous asides from an era of dubious tonics.
Fire at Kankakee garage kills worker Cremard
A blaze in a Kankakee Illinois garage on Tuesday burned waller Wallact Gagnier who died at the scene and left Edward Pembert seriously injured. The fire destroyed the garage and caused extensive damage to nearby property.
Strike Threatens Great Lakes Navigation Opening
Ship laborers joined by ten thousand marine engineers firemen oilers water tenders and deck hands walked out Wednesday night in Chicago endangering the opening of navigation on the Great Lakes as the labor dispute spreads through the fleet.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
A Strange Compliment From a Parish Minister
A confused reminiscence recalls Caonpliment about Aston Bancroft, father of the historigu, and a minister who revolted against the Calyinigm of the day. A farmer’s jest is cited as a compliment that Bancroft valued as the prettiest he had received.
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Aston Bancroft
Historigu
von Miufeter
Ara’ Letith
George Bancroft
M.A. Dpw
Howe
Tancroft
Five Months in Hospital Discharged Incurable
Levi T. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota relates his five month hospital stay ending in discharge as incurable with six months to live. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring health and notes eye, kidney, and heart issues, urging readers to buy. Also includes assorted old advertisements and testimonials.
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Levi T. Brockway
Anoka
Minasaya
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Hair Regrowth After Cuticura Remedies Claim
A user from 5812 Broad St., Vicksburg, Mississippi, reports hair loss since two years prior tied to illness. After two Cuticura products, hair grew thicker and scalp cleared. author notes dramatic improvement and regained hope.
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Cutleura
Steese
Broad St
Vitosburg
Poiter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sule Props
Cuticura
Kosta
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Howard Bron
Mard
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Gunner
Guyer
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Winslow
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Peruna
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Ottawa
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