Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A testimonial from Mrs Young and Mrs Lyon endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache and abdominal discomfort. The ad touts thirty years of use as a standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation and nervous prostration, claiming cures for thousands of women.
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Ydia E. Pinkham
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia ©. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Pinkham
Lydia KM. Pinkshem
Lydia BK. Pink. ‘Han
Cheap substitute for nickel in industry announced
A new metal named gonel, produced at the Canadian Copper Company works in Sidbury Otet, claims to equal the ductile strength of nickel and cost far less to produce. It promises nickel-like qualities, including resistance to rust, and may replace nickel in many applications though it may not yet suit nickel steel used for naval armor plates.
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Canadian Copper Company
Sidbury
Otet
New York World
Wade
Clergue
Hiss
Sjostedt
Seasonal climate balance between hemispheres
The earth is farther from the sun during northern hemisphere summer and southern winter, suggesting harsher southern climate. However the climate difference is reduced because the northern hemisphere contains a higher land to water ratio, moderating extremes.
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Heulsaphere
Easons
The Value of Literature in a Transatlantic Tale
A fragment from Transatlantic Tales presents a dialogue about literature with playful archaic phrasing. It contrasts the value of the first and second acts of a traditional approach, hinting at evolving tastes in storytelling and authorial craft.
Trevino Great National Arena Coverage Rumors
Summary of the Charger and Counter Charges by eminent men as aired by Chicago correspondents. The piece traces a heated controversy between the President and Gov Haskell, touching on bribery accusations linked to Standard Oil and political funding. It covers Foraker, Bryan, Monnett, and Oklahoma issues, with resignations and official responses shaping the national campaign narrative.
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Chicago
Frynne
Haskell
Peniaps
Washington
Oklahoma
Tourst
Independones Party
Seator Foraker
Poraker
Onan
Ohio
Somdor Foraker
Senate
Monse
Department of Pestice
Foraker
Ebereapon
Frank S. Monnett
Clon
Oklahomm
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Maskell
Monnett
T He Oil Company
Paskell
Staskell
My. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Wears
Iowa State News Wall crushes janitor at Waterloo school
Jensen, janitor of Haw Worn School in Waterloo, was crushed when a brick wall collapsed onto him during Monday afternoon. The accident occurred about 2:40 pm and was discovered hours later. Jensen died at the scene.
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Waterton School
Dens Jensen
Waterloo
Con
Jensen
Young Ta ma farmer dies after exposure on lonely road
Richard Himes, a well to do unmarried farmer from Ta ma county, disappeared while traveling from Traer toward home. Provisions found along the road, body recovered in the Amber near the Blackhawk line, trailing suspicion of exposure after he became lost.
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Richard Himes
Tama County
Traer
Blackhawk Hne
Receiver sought for Russell & Joslyn drug firm
No trace of Russell, chairman of the town Pharmacy Board, after six weeks. An application to district court seeks appointment of a receiver to wind up the Rockwell City firm Russell & Joslyn, filed by Joslyn who cannot locate Russell, who has left home and not communicated.
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St. Missing
District Court
Russell & Joslyn
Rockwell City
Joslyn
Russell
Iowa Board of Pharmacy Commissionors
Five Youths Held for Robbery in Des Moines Store
Five school boys are in custody in Des Moines charged with raiding the Dimmitt hardware store, taking revolvers and cutlery totaling about $200. The arrest followed information provided to police by Miss Blanche Snook who secured confessions from two of the youths. Two of the youths are sons of Tony Belizzi, a well known Des Moines police officer.
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Des Moines
Dimmitt Hardware
Blanche Snook
Tony Belizzi
Losses from Swine Disease Hit Buckingham Farmer
A. I. Ames of Buckingham in Tamar county reports $2,500 in losses from swine disease over four weeks. Two hundred twenty five animals died, threatening his herd. In Muscatine a $60,000 pumping station contract has been let as part of a major land reclamation effort. Levee and drainage ditch construction accompany the project, with the pumping station planned as the largest in the Mississippi valley.
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A. I. Ames
Buckingham
Tamar County
Corn Bele Meat Producery’ Association
Vo K Roclaim
Muscatine
Mississippi Valley
Hamline camp and track stars in varied sports news
Hamline university football players train at Waconia with twenty men in camp. Frank Greer, national amateur champion, vows to defend a title next year. Melisande, owned by James I. Meene, broke records at Banmere City tract with 12 5 for five and a half furlongs. In Amsterdam, American team wins a Dutch match race aboard Tautug. Tommy Isavis, American heavyweight, defeats Bill Lang in Melbourne. John Loell, captain of the Macausha baseball team, named athletic director at Northwestern Military Academy in Highland Park Chicago for the coming year.
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Hamline University Footballeam
Waconia
Viarry Bennet
Frank Greer
Melisande
James I. Meene
Banpire’ City
Amsterdam
Volkind
Devies
Euiy
Dory
Tautug
Coorgener
Melbourne
Lommy” Isavis
Bill” Lang
Australia
Lang
Dunia
John Loell
Macausha
Reta
Bee Teadsred
Northwestern Military Acad
Emmy
Highland Park
Chicago
Slaters Prefit Over State Will Suit In Duluth
Papers filed in Duluth contest a will by Kate Farrell seeking to set aside her brother James Farrell’s will. The document names Margaret Farrell Brandigan, sister of the late James and Kate Farrell, as sole heir. The estate is valued at 75,000 dollars.
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Slaters
Duluth
Kate Farrell
Margaret Farrell-Brandigan
James Farrell
Kate Farrel
Labor ruling on mine workers benevolent fund tax exemption
In a notable labor case Judge Witeookean of Skyetmpaary Handed downs a decree for the case of Thampean ove. The Mine Workers of America won a verdict recognizing a benevolent fund linked to a large nearby fund and exempt from taxation. The decision may influence unions seeking tax relief for defense and charity funds.
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Mifoen
Olea Tooe
Larey
Menths Nee
Tadge Wilecockson Nase
Maj. Iacey
Sac City Man Pleads In Strange St. Louis Incident
Wreed Stephan, an elderly wealthy farmer from Boyer Valley township near Sac City, identified after halting four strangers in St Louis and offering $2.05 to eat him. He had recently withdrawn $1 from a Sac City bank and left without informing family, sparking concern over possible self harm.
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Sac City
St. Louis
Sac County
Wreed Stephan
Boyer Valley Township
Sac Ciy
Stephen
Stephan
Miner Frozen to Death at Norwoodville Mines
County Physician Boreham ruled the miner Joe Lancer frozen to death after his body was found near the Norwoodville mines on Sunday morning. The man had fallen asleep roadside during a quarrel remnant, and Dr. Burchant noted all organs normal while temperatures plummeted overnight. This case marks the first instance of death by freezing in Iowa in September.
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Boreham
Joe Lancer
Norwoodville Mines
Wineer
Burchant
Towa
Wreck on Iowa Central Injures Two Engineers
Early Sunday morning a head on collision on the Iowa Central freight train at Abbott wrecked seven cars and two engines. James Elden of Oskaloosa an engineer on No 91 was slightly hurt and Fr S Ellis of Hannibal Missouri a trainee was seriously injured.
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Iowa Central
Abbott
James Elden
Oskaloosa
Fr. S. Ellis
Hannibal
Bank stock group plans city building on State and Main
Mason City announces a stock company formed by CHY National Bank stockholders to erect a new bank building on the corner of State and Main. Site cost $60,000. Estimated building cost ranges $75,000 to $100,000, depending on the number of stories. College Girls Missionary Miss Jessie V Ankeny of Presentt chosen to represent Simpson College abroad. The college backs her, aiming to cover her entire salary as she departs in November under W F M S M Church appointment for a post in south Ohio.
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Mason City
CHY National Bank
State and
Main Streets
Strike at Button Factory Triggers Potential Wider Action
A Muscatine employer Automatic Button Co. faced a strike by several hundred workers after a wage raise request was refused. Authorities fear a general strike could spread to thousands of cutters and fifty factories. In Waterloo, Mrs. Jessie Jennings seeks divorce from Perry Jennings after one month and four days of marriage, alleging cruel treatment. they wed at Dubuque on August 22, 1904.
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Automatic Button Company
Muscatine
Jessie Jennings
Waterloo
Perry Jennings
Dubuque
New Barn to Replace Burned County Farm Structure
County supervisors visited the Woodbury county poor farm after a Friday night fire and ordered immediate replacement of the destroyed barn with a new, more modern structure. They inspected the ruins and directed work to commence at once.
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County Farm
Woodbury County
Board of Supervisors
Oner
Allen's Foot Hallus Free Sample Ad
An early 20th century ad promotes Allen's Foot-Hase powder to cure corns bunions swollen feet and ingrown nails. Claims ease of wearing shoes and relief within days. Includes offer for free sample and mail address in Le Roy New York.
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Ank
Allen
Rample
Allen & Olmsted
le Roy
Great Home Eye Remedy Ad From Howard Bros Buffalo NY
An old advertisement promotes a home eye remedy labeled as quick relief for eye diseases. It mentions VETTITS EYE SALVE and credits Howard Bros of Buffalo New York. The text contains fragmented poetry lines and mock thought snippets from a Punch era source.
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Or R Howard Bros
Buffalo, N. Y
Wide & Fur Co Catalog Ad From Minneapolis
An old catalog entry from 103 WN catalog by Wide & Fur Co in Minneapolis advertises guns and traps for sale and fur purchases. The piece includes scattered dialogue excerpts and a Mrs. Witston soothing syrup teething claim, with mention of a Yonkers Statesman quote and a price of 25 cents for the product.
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Wide & Fur Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Sightseer observations raise concerns on travel and behavior
A New Yorker describes sightseeing wagons and traveler conduct, noting rubbernecking and a mix of residents and outsiders in New York. The account mentions Oriental travel and unfamiliar terms, reflecting casual impressions of passersby and the sightseeing scene without clear events or outcomes.
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John
John Chinghin
Spelog
Travelite Orientals
New York
Des Moines Bride Dies After Morphine Overdose
Max Steinfeldt, three months married, died in Des Moines after an overdose of morphine. Her husband, a saloonkeeper, says she struggled with a drug habit and frequent despondence over stopping use.
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Max Steinfeldt
Des Moines
Officers School Opens in Sioux City District
An officers training program for Companies H and J of Sioux City, EE of Sheldon, and B of Ida Grove is slated to open in Sioux City around mid October. The initiative aims to prepare unit leaders and enhance readiness across the current district.
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H and J
Sioux City
Company EE
Sheldon
Company B
Ida Grove
Olderative
Charge of Cruelty Made Against Local Teacher
C G Marehart a high school teacher in Dubuque was arrested on a complaint by the humane society. It is alleged he picked up a collie pup that followed a young lady student to school and threw it downstairs breaking its leg.
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C. G. Marehart
Dubuque
The
Humane Society
Marehart
Telephone firms merge into United line of service
Articles of Incorporation were granted by the secretary of state on Tuesday for the consolidation of the Tawa Manual aid the Fargiers and Merchants Telephone companies into a single United line of service.
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Tawa Maual
Fargiers and Merchants Telephone Companies
Child sustains long unconscious spell after fall
The little child of Mr and Mrs Wilt Ryan of Nora Springs lay unconscious for three days after being dropped while being carried down stairs by another child. Doctors fear paralysis may follow the fall.
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Chyjtal
Wilt Ryan
Nora Springs
Stairs Wife and Mother-in-Law Tragedy Report
A man identified as a milger from Scandia allegedly attacked his wife T Williams and her mother in a rage causing both women to die. Williams is at large. The report ties the incident to a vacancy created by Lieut Col Allen of Independence and mentions an election in the Iowa National Guard Third Regiment.
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Stairs
Williams
Scandia
Alla Counuty
Yul
Aeoldier
Bor Colane
Col Allen
Independence
Cottingley
Witty+third regiment
Iowa National Guard
Didhanoka Announces City Delivery Start December Fifteenth
Free delivery service will begin in Didhanoka on December 15 at Tadlanola with three carriers and one substitute. Whitbeck found guilty of fist degree murder in West Union. jury recommends life imprisonment after eight hours deliberation. John Hanker of Des Moines, longtime secretary treasurer of United Commercial Travelers of America, dies at 64 in Kansas City after operation.
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Didhanoka
Tadlanola
Whitbeck
West Union
Walter Whitbeck
Bin
John Hanker
Des Moines
Fav United Commercial Travelers of America
Kansas City
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