Remarkable letter praises Pinkham remedy for women
Mrs Sarah Kellogg of Denver thanks Lydia Pinkham for a cure claimed after seven months of illness. The letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for irregular or painful menstruation, weakness, leucorrhea, womb ulcers, inflammation of ovaries, and general debility. It urges women to seek her advice and to avoid other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kellogg
Denver
Women’s Relief Corps
Pinkham
Brno
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Adverts Boost The Medium Reach
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle promotes its advertising bureau offering low rates and wide reach, citing extensive resort ads and strong information services. The text includes timetable notes, rail expansion mentions, and local business details such as Montpelier and Rutland railroad plans, Maple sugar storage, and corporate director listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Engie
New York
Eagle
Eagle Information Bureau
Address Information Bureau
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn
N. C
Writ Nears Presentation in Rogers Murder Case
Legal maneuvering surrounds the Mary M. Rogers murder case as counsel prepare a writ of error. Justice Peckham, in the U S Supreme Court, was reportedly at Altamont while plans to present the writ rest with T W Moloney. Financial support is scarce and attorneys refuse fees, with distrust over expenses to reach the high tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Deavitt
Rutland
Mra
Blickensderfer
Nn Indy
Andover
Bakersfield
New York
Huimane
Eine “Went
Revere
Mass
Canada
Ckistener
Suanuet Gomes
Hotel Irving
Federation of Labor
PLC
Sultan of
Gompers
Moroved
James A. Fitzgerald
New York City
France
A. Corni
Germany
Tangier
Europe
Archipold
Chemlat
Prescott
Harry McCormick
Addison County
Middlebury
Atarch
Eacene Telat
Archibald
Huw
Avinty
Sia
McCormick
Sea of Japan
United States
Bulldine
McCor
Mick
Gertides
Maly
Japan
Funeta
Austria
Great Tain
Ruseln
Nelson Mar
Ray
Lincoln
Lancaster
N.hl
Miss Anna
Beep Senn
Middle Af
Peace talks progress amid war fears and Russia Japan ties
Reports describe three peace conferences with President Roosevelt at the White House, aiming to end the war between Russia and Japan. Roosevelt spoke with Count Cassini and emphasized Russia should seek peace for its own interests. Berlin notes no confirmation of a czar’s stance, while Russia pushes constitutional demands. U.S. officials push for peace terms within reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosevelt
Ite
Anewewer
Europeia
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Count Cassini
White House
Russia
Japan
Washington
Berlin
Trepost
Zemstvo
Cambridgeport Social Notes Reflect Small Town Ties
Mrs. Charles Taylor returns from Boston for a short visit to her wine cream and soda parlor in Cambridgeport while friends send best wishes to Carrie Lasher and Jennie Fairfrather. Local residents, including Minnie Silver and Alice Silver, host guests. Bernie Severance comes back from work in Port Townsend. Mrs. Clira Parker visits Hancock New Hampshire to care for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport
Charles Taylor
Doston
Mass
Carrie Lasher
Jennie Fairfrather
Proctorsville
Minnie Silver
Mise Silver
Bernie Severance
Vegetor Char A
Ieishe
Clira Parker
Mancock
N. H
C. M. Reed
Grafton
A. Perham
Perham
Hicks
Beais
FD Goodrich
Ae Banay
Rural Free Delivery Demand and Service Delays
Tables show rural free delivery expansion delays with 4708 petitions pending and 4470 similar requests. Projections place the start July 1 with an average six hundred monthly advances, amid pressure from southern states and ongoing ministerial shifts. In South Africa, a cyclone impacts Natal sugar regions. a riot results in 600 deaths and 800 attackers, amid police intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeral Cortelyou
New England shore resorts prepare for summer crowds
A garbled report highlights New England coastal areas from Rockport to Rye ready for summer season as visitors seek sea and amusements. It notes two publications mailed to the General Pursuement service and a fire incident at Hiram L. Sper barn near Montpelier, with losses around $3,500 and a shin of a two cent booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tian Pond
Rockport
Devereur
Gig Acre
Ton
Rye
Deena
York
Kittery
Kennebunk
New
Hiram L. Sper
Montpelier
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Brooklyn Daily Fagle Free Information Bureau
The
Information Bureau
Railroads
Vermont
Springbold
New London
Springveld
Springfield
Dally Foeld
South Isetlabit
Albans
Maine
New York Central
Montreal
BOC
Wisdsor
Rutland Railroad
Hulland
Rman
Delaware & Hudson
Montwelier
Cape Heal Stock
FE. Howe
Bennington
Freerat Angler
Barre
Curming
C. A. Webb
Frora
Howe
Frank
Langley
K E. Howe
Frank 5
Jr. & Farrar
P. J. Hayes
Cailedorn A, King
Richford
CL. Orton
West Berkshire
Ani Carpenter
Abbots Corner
Farrar
Rufus W. Peckham
Yearmont Branch
American Federation of Labor
Wit
Barre Besin
George Schoolcraft
Hart Albure
Timothy
Boardman
Timothy Man
Rontpeller
Axsockatto
Universallet
Atorney B. B. Flinn
Henry B. Brickwell
Boston
Leon Hipbard
Weatigeorgia
Charles Seham
Munson Cottage Proverty
Manchester
Ixhame
Robert, Lincol
Manchester Depot
Henry Jones
Waterbury
Jones
Edwin Cooley
A. CA. Hall
Episcopal Diocese of
Christchurch Montpelier
Christ
Norwich University
Northfold
Henry W. Hovey
Buttington
Fort Ethan Allen
Barton Landing
Women's Improvement Society
Alvah Sanderson
Prieus
Edward Canny
Prions
Wits
Casay
Sanderson
Grison
Casey
Htomers
Lovell
Experia
East Charleston
Fay Aie
Franklin
Harry Laclare
Chandler's Mill
Lunenburg
LaClare
Gaar
Tenratary
Navy
Bewen-Loomie
Lend
California
Frient Rogers
Vation
Seemasen
Michael Ryan
Goodrich
Ryan
Avennu
Johann Hoch
Mur
Ball
Cever
Bizamist
Chicago
Sotlone
Dee Levit
Suringtons
Dee
Sing
Vermont Autombtie
Montgomery Bears
Henyiou
Weboee
Toran A
Rauthbury
Fasteevurren
Hulla
Hulla Merchant, A “Tary
W. B. Wilson
Lower Michigan
Rutland Board of Aldermen
Grand Trunk
J. F. Manning
Grand ‘Trunk Board of Health Authority
Ottawa
Cye
Mendon
Mts
Mocktenberg-Schwerin
Modor
John C. Farrar
National Bank Aml
Bonuimenin
Windaar
bin Home
Windsor
Dreakt Court of Appeals
Congress
Weve
United Staife
Hert BH. Wheeler
United States District Court
Af Farrar
Bowen-Loers
Russell
Columbia
Civer
F. Tammie le
Never
Putney
CW. Adiamin
Walpole
Henry Whitney
Ble
Unele
Milo K. ‘Whitney
Annie Harria
Whie State
Mary Roundy
Ruckingham
Ailes Afurce Aer
W. J. Greenwood W. RC
W. Shaw
Hannah Mh Wall
Hinedale
Abble Howes
Flood
Fitohburm
Bind
Fitohburs
Busgell
Windham County
Windham County Baptist Hilble School Convention At Whitmerham
Guy Tatro
Hann Tant
Mgaxions
Fitchburg
Apple
Hi. Harris
Tan Endeavor
Jerome Varnum Shaw
Mr Shaw
Thir
Adelaide Jonlyn
Bruna Lawife
T. Aplin
Bhaw
Delta Lodge
Knights of Honor
Bing
Ak Celock
J. D. King
BH. Miller
Pummerston
Pressant
Westminster
Samantha Harris
Beatrice Davie de
Carline Blodgett
Northampton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Keach
Potlaville
Finton
New York Postal Herald
Westmingter West
Clifford Govanne
Mise
Helen Hull
Dire
Smith
Smitty
Wbuy
Willy
Fev
E& Fisher
Beattinbury Moniay
C. Fisher
South Newdune
Vishing
Dona Hyde
Floreee
W. Cut
J. J. Clark
Oldaye
Teellowe Falls
J. R Milter
Grelle Goodeh
Butterfield
Abby Wellman
Northfield
Wik
Bowie
Delonase
Pi Deen
Pinetown
Natal
South ‘Africa
Brooklin
Sam
Waymer Whiskey Air
Idsho
Gattor
St.louis
ST. Paul
Minn
Amy
Tion
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
Rick
H. B. Kirk & CO
N. Y
Associated Drug Stores
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