Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Appleton Wisconsin and other locations feature letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for female troubles. Miss Cecilia Bauer Miss Minnie Suaver Miss Etta McCanness credit relief from years of sickness and nervous strain after using the remedies. The notices urge trial and offer confidential advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia EF. Pinkham
Cecilia M. Bauer
Lawrence St. Appleton
Wis
Geneva
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minnie Suaver
R. FD. No. 1
Sam Erickson
Colorado
Montrose
Col
Lydia KE
Pinkham
What Makes Parasites of Women
An opinion piece argues that many women worldwide are parasites who give little in return. It contrasts modern leisure from factory work, nursing, and home roles with ancestral duties, blaming excessive dress and lavish entertaining on female idleness.
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Fifth Avenue
How to Write a Popular Novel
A writer argues Americans as readers prefer adventurous plots with clear heroes and villains. He advises pairing exciting deeds with sterling character, testing a hero in danger, and letting virtue persevere aided by love. The tone reflects practical published guidance for popular fiction.
Python Undergoes Second Surgery At Zoological Gardens
A giant python at the London zoological gardens had a second operation after fracturing its jaw while swallowing a goat. The jaw partially reunited after a rigid head cast, the head was freed for shedding, and the staff replaced the plaster as six keepers joined to secure the reptile during the procedure.
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the Zoological Gardens
London Mail
Guide for the Kaiser Scroll Insight in Wilhelm Workroom
The Chicago Tribune notes a Kaiser Wilhelm workroom scroll extols strength in sorrow and acceptance of life as a whole. It advocates goodwill, humility before the creator, and viewing the world’s events as part of a larger divine plan.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Chicago Tribune
Burning a Snowball Trick Explained in Youth's Companion
A magician explains a snowball illusion where the ball is packed with real snow and a camphor lump hidden on one side is lit to burn away, leaving only a shell. The gag can be performed in full view and even with cracked ice when no snow is available.
Musicians and the Phonograph Royalties in Opera History
The article notes Caruso would earn over 100000 annually in phonograph royalties if he loses his voice, while Mme Tetrazzeri benefits from the same company after previously declining $1000 and later securing 35000 yearly. It highlights changes in payments and bonuses for record rights.
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Caruso
Mme. Tetrazzini
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Dogs Rescued Two Women by St Bernard Companions
Two women en route to Milan were overwhelmed by a storm and buried in snow. A passing St Bernard alerted a companion, and the pair located the women half buried and led rescuers to safety at the hospice, adding to their long list of rescues per Paris Matin.
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St. Bernard’s
Milan
St. Bernard
Paris
Warship Waste Trail Prompted Incinerator Tests
The navy plans to test incinerators on some warships after reports that litter from slow service ships could reveal the line of battleships by the trail it left. In wartime such a trail is dangerous, prompting efforts to destroy on board waste.
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Navy Department
Watsons Poem to Dickens Honor in National Birthday Verse
One of England’s leading poets William Watson visited America to read a verse he wrote for Charles Dickens’s hundredth birth anniversary. The poem places Dickens amid naval battles at Portsmouth and portrays him as a defender of humanity, fighting for unity with pity, love, and courage.
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Illiam Watson
England
America
Charles Dickens
Mr. Watson
Dickens
Iran
London
Portsmouth
Nelson
Polar bear dies in London zoo from pneumonia
Postmortem finds pneumonia caused the death of a polar bear at the London Zoological Gardens. The article notes captivity disrupts natural hibernation, making bears more vulnerable to colds in warmer climes and midwinter conditions.
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Zoological Gardens
London
Reliability Focused Adverts Highlight Aberdeen Herald
A Scottish Aberdeen Herald page stresses trust in advertisements. It urges readers to rely on the paper for credible listings from leading local business institutions and to to respond with confidence to ads.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Herald
New Jersey Adopts Personal Road Care Plan
Colonel E A Stevens state highway commissioner and New Jersey Automobile and Motor club officials approve close personal supervision to extend road life. He will assign men to monitor three mile stretches, detect defects, and repair immediately. Officials call for legislative funds to support road protection.
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E. A. Stevens
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Highway Department
Bright Side Sentiment Quoted By Spurgeon
A Motif of Hope: if one door shuts God opens another and trouble contains a dry spot for contentment. The quote by O H Spurgeon encourages perseverance praising divine providence and resilience amid hardship.
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O. H. Spurgeon
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Madison
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K. of P. Hall
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West Heron Street
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Fred Hewitt
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