Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Noah Kentucky resident Mrs Lizzie Olland reports relief from headaches nervous prostration and hemorrhages after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement touts its use through the Change of Life and claims decades of success treating female ailments with roots and herbs. It invites readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Noah, Ky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pink Fiam
Lizzie Olland
Noah
Des Moines Week Ends With Five Below World Record Push
Lieutenant LeRoy Schilling led the Des Moines range events last week with four possible scores and 32 points over the national course. Sergeant Jackson and Colonel Brookhart also topped the field as they prepare for Camp Perry with high hopes. The team begins at Camp Perry Wednesday aiming to surpass the world record.
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LeRoy Schilling
Des Moines
Colonel Brookhart
Camp Perry
Schilling
Sergant Jackson
Mink
Brookhart
Edo Gee
Infant Drowns in Jar of Water at Prairie Home
In Charter Oak Iowa on August 16 the infant son of Mr and Mrs Baward Praucher drowned in an eight gallon jar holding about four gallons of water as two older brothers played nearby in the yard.
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Charter Oak
Baward Praucher
Heat Strain Claims Life Of A Cereal Plant Employee
Keokuk Iowa August 1 George King a 55 year old cereal plant worker collapsed from heat at work and died after hospitalization authorities report.
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Keokuk, Ta
George King
Auto Death Toll Mounts in Chicago This Year
Chicago reports fifty one deaths and one thousand eighteen injuries from motor vehicle accidents in the first seven months, per the police records bureau.
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Chicago
Bureau of Police Records
Miss Klingman Killed in Auto Crash near Sully County
Miss Helen Klingman was killed and W. A. Wes a local real estate man suffered a broken leg when an automobile driven by Wes balked on a steep hill, rolled backward down a hillside in Sully County, pinning Klingman beneath it and crushing her to death.
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Pierre
Helen Klingman
Kw. A. Wes
Sully
Mr. West
Liquor Tax Sparks Missouri Wholesale Protest
In St Louis on August 16 the Wholesale Liquor Dealers association vows to challenge the new merchants tax and graduated license scheme as unconstitutional. State authorities push the tax to fund regulations amid the dispute.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association
Salt Lake Cathedral Dedicated in Impressive Ceremony
Salt Lake City August 16. The cathedral of St Mary Magdalen was dedicated with imposing ceremonies. Cardinal Gibbons delivered an address and presided over the rites. The church was erected by the Catholic diocese of Utah as a splendid major religious edifice.
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Salt Lake Cathedral
Salt Lake
St. Mary Magdalen
Utah
Cardinal Gibbons
Silver service in storage for South Dakota cruiser
Washington reports the gift of a silver service from South Dakota to adorn the cruiser South Dakota remains boxed in the New York navy yard. Since the ship’s 1908 commissioning the silver has not been delivered, stirring protest among South Dakotans who question the delay and lack of officials responsible for its transfer.
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South Dakota
Washington
James T. Smith
Navy Department
Department
Lucania Steamer Gutted by Fire at Huskisson Dock
The Cunard steamer Lucania lay submerged at Huskisson dock after a fire gutted the forward sections from funnels to saloon. Fire brigades fought the blaze as flames engulfed the saloon and steerage, flooding the vessel to upright position with tugs, while the upper works remained above water and several firemen were rescued.
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Liverpool
Cunard Line
Lucania
Huskisson Dock
Steward Named Chicago Police Chief Succeeds Shippy
LeRoy T. Steward, head of city delivery in the Chicago post office, was named by Mayor Busse to be police chief to replace George M. Shippy. His confirmation was sent to the city council and he will assume duties immediately. He is 47, born and educated in Ohio, moved to Chicago in 1879, and has spent 12 years in executive post office roles. He previously served as inspector general of the First Brigade of the Illinois National Guard.
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Chicago
Busse
LeRoy T. Steward
Chicago Post Office
George M. Shippy
Steward
City Council
Ohio
Post Office Service
Ilinois Natiorunal Guard
Henry Clay Fame Card Story From a Paris Dinner
A dialogue at Nice between Erskine M. Phelps and Lord Blank centers on Henry Clay cigars. Phelps offers a Henry Clay cigar. Lord Blank disputes the lineage noting Henry Clay was a statesman, not a cigar maker, and laments his successors. The exchange toys with national icons in a humorous misattribution.
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Henry Clay
Erskine M. Phelps
Chicsgro
Nice
Lord Blank
Miglind
Mr Phelps
Harry
West
Old Clay
Gladstone
Jollen Bright
Stell
Smith Brothers Babe and Kiddie Return After Sporting Ramble
The Smith Brothers known as PL 1 and G A visit Washington after a two week roam for The Geo. H Paul company. Babe helped organize the Geo H Paul Irresistibles and starred for the Giants in Iowa while Kiddie has made rapid trades for the Paul firm including a Colorado farm deal. Babe sails to Corpus Christi Texas for four months of duty and Kiddie plans more Western trips seeking bargains.
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Babe
Kiddie” Smith
Smith Brothers
Washington
G. A
Geo. Hi, Paul Company
Fred
Bert
Geo. HL
Paul Irresistibles
Kansas
Arkansas City Giants
Arkansas City
Giants
Iowa
Paul Company
Colorado
Corpus Christi
Texas
Paul
Les Moines
Western Point
Wanted Domestic Help In Keota Inquiries Davis
Notice seeks domestic help to start this month and names Is Davis for details with a Keota phone. Navy Department to receive the Sutton inquiry record from Annapolis tomorrow and a public release may follow in a few days.
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Particu
Davis
Keota
Burdette's Condition Not Improving, Doctors Say
In Los Angeles on August 16 Rev. Robert J. Burdette, famed humorist and preacher, is reported to be in less favorable condition after two days of improvement. He is suffering mainly from sciatic rheumatism as doctors note.
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Los Angeles
Robert J. Burdette
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
Readers learn Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any uncurable case and urge sending testimonials while noting Take-Trim pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted by Local Pharmacy
All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney Remedy for back ache, rheumatism, and kidney bladder troubles. It will quickly correct urinary irregularities which neglected may develop into a serious illness. It will restore health and strength. Lemmon's Pharmacy on McElhinney Drug Co.
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Foley
Lemmon
McElhinney Drug Co
His Shipwife and the Suburbanite Tale
Fragmentary OCR recounts a strange exchange with a ship captain and a visitor. The host notes a single pillow on the bed and the captain explains he uses one pillow for his head and one for his wife, provoking bemused reaction.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
the Royal
Big Market
Postoffice
Icola & Harmon North Side Square
Qorino
Eestor
Orino
Lemmon's Pharmacy
McIlhinney Drug Co
Uis
Ling
Jackson
Keokuk
Chamberlain
Cunard Liner
Liverpool Dock
R. W. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Shaw We
W.N. U
Geo. FE. Wright
New London
New York
Burdette
G.C. Brown
Washington, Iowa
Rambler
Wooley Bros
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