The Surgeon's Knife For Ovarian Troubles
A sufferer describes long term ovarian inflammation and debilitating aches. The narrative promotes a remedy claimed to relieve chronic pelvic pain and related symptoms after years of struggle.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
6
A sufferer describes long term ovarian inflammation and debilitating aches. The narrative promotes a remedy claimed to relieve chronic pelvic pain and related symptoms after years of struggle.
Mrs. Ecsis Stevenson of Salt Lake City Utah reports relief from womb trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states pain headaches and nerves improved within four weeks and cure occurred in three months avoiding surgery. She notes the product's price and invites others to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A collage of ad blurbs for ball blue powder, Defiance Starch, Allen's Foot Ease, Dr Thomas Electric Oil, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and a moral quip about envy. Includes promotional lines and trial offers from small merchants and general health cures.
A concise compilation of lines on life fate ambition and virtue from poets and essayists. Notable voices include Milton Longfellow Pope Raleigh Churchill Gray and Shakespeare offering reflections on mortality happiness and the worth of action over years.
A Pittsburg Dispatch ponderous piece on haste, honesty, and character. It argues the hasty man speaks his mind, changes course often, and risks errors yet may outperform cautious peers. It ends with a moral about self as greatest enemy and friendships earned.
Fifty thousand people interviewed at their homes say Doan's Kidney Pills cured them. The ads claim relief from backache sleeplessness heart palpitations headaches and nervousness. They say urine improves urine becomes clearer with brick dust sediment and high color. pills dissolve stones and gravel. Readers offered a free coupon by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
A barber in Shantanqua confronts Captain Hobson during a shave. The barber guesses Hobson’s identity after a tense exchange about his wartime fame at Santiago and the Merrimac hero confirms being Hobson. The moment ends with a suffocating stillness as midday heat wafts outside.
An array of old time cures is presented including cockroaches yielding biattic acid for dropsy, Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children, Defiance Starch superiority claims, and Piso's Cure for consumption. The ad-like text touts testimonials, sample offers, and product quality dialogues typical of era advertisements.
A testimonial from Margaret Lee of 71 Brightfield road Lee Green Wis says years of muscular rheumatism ended immediately after using St Jacobs Oil and warns others to try it. The ad notes pain relief is immediate and states St Jacobs Oil comes in 25 and 50 cent sizes at all druggists.
A veteran streetcar conductor recounts a scene from a Sunday night ride. A passenger’s dress was unbuttoned, a man urged the conductor to inform her, the conductor refused, and the incident sparked whispers and tensions among riders.
An old advertisement page touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as unequaled in quantity and quality at 10 cents for 16 oz while mocking competitors. Other brands allegedly offer inferior wash results. The piece also includes quotes from Alexander Smith and Leigh Hunt and cites various patent medicines and moral sayings.
A collection of brief maxims from Horace Addison Cicero and Hutchinson on tempering passion charity gratitude and the aim of actions to maximize happiness for many. Each line presents a concise guiding idea.
A series of aphoristic lines reflecting on lessons about resilience, love, poverty, and social behavior. Observations contrast perseverance with selfishness, note changing fortunes, and joke on politics and humor. Each thought stands as a compact moral remark.
Advertising copy urges keeping clothes white with Red Cross Ball Blue. Notes a large 2 oz package sold by grocers for 5 cents. Ends with a moral line about idleness and time from Croquill.
Grocers debate stocking 12 oz Deilance Starch while customers prefer 16 oz packages. Some deny sales to shoppers who have used the larger size, arguing pricing and stock constraints. The text notes that retreating from a flawed stance is still progress.
The Russian military uses three territorial armies with varying service lengths. In Europe active service lasts five years and reserve terms are thirteen and five years respectively. Asia features seven years active and six years reserve. Caucasus units have three years active and fifteen years in reserve.
The Rev. Dr. Thomas O'Hanlon, head of Pennington Seminary, is sued by a pupil alleging he took a trunk during school hours. The case arouses concern over authority and student rights as observers await the court decision.
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