Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Promises Pain Relief Without Surgery
A historical testimonial article highlights Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a non surgical remedy for feminine disorders. Readers share experiences of avoiding operations and regaining health, with letters praising the medicine and urging others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlotte
N. C
Rosa Sims
Wyona St., Charlotte, N. C
Lydia E.pinkham
Curious Q and A From An Early 20th Century Column
A collection of reader questions and answers covering topics from Turkish honorifics effendi and pasha to the last Stuart, songwriters of The Old Oaken Bucket Marseillaise and Hail Columbia, Dry Tortugas location and Fort Jefferson, Denman Thompson in The Old Homestead death date, etiquette for using a fork and knife, watch jewels, Wilson’s governorship, buoyage system, the meaning of The dickens, meerschaum sources, naval flogging abolition, and the 1582 calendar reform with the twenty one days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Samuel Woodworth
How Obesity Is Caused and How Diet Will Effect a Cure
An early 20th century health piece argues obesity stems from overeating, insufficient exercise, and excess fluids from stimulants. It details a Greek height weight table, identifies fat forming foods like starches and sugars, and offers diet plans toward weight loss with emphasis on balanced nutrition, exercise, and breathing. It warns that obesity increases disease risk and that remission requires disciplined diet and activity.
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Nature
Health Hint For Today The Summer Cold
A health note states the summer cold is the ordinary cold and can be treated hydro pathically without a physician. Wash feet and legs in cold water to the knees each morning and night, rub until red, snuff tepid water up the nose, and sip hot liquid before meals and at bedtime. The remedy is said to shorten illness if begun early.
Tale of a Tightwad Subscribing to His Home Paper
The Brooklyn Eagle moralizes on stinginess by narrating a man who borrows his neighbour’s newspaper and suffers a cascade of accidents and losses. His son is harmed by bees, the father by a barbed wire fence, the cow dies after entering the cornfield, the wife overturns cream flooding the kittens and injuring herself, the parlor carpet is ruined, the baby ruins the carpet, and the daughter elopes with the hired man, all to illustrate the folly of not subscribing to the home paper.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Christian Science Church Service and Reading Room Hours
Sunday service at 11 a m and Wednesday service at 8 p m. Reading room located at 321 Finch building open daily except Sunday from 1 30 to 5 p m near First street and Broadway.
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First Street
Broadway
Reading Room
Finch Building
Publisher's Notice on Newspaper Delivery Service
Subscribers served by city carriers who fail to receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m should call the City Messenger Co at phone 72. The company will deliver a copy immediately.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Phone 72
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