Making of a Famous Medicine for Women's ills
A laboratory tour reveals the care behind Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Large quantities of herbs are harvested annually at peak season and processed with solvents, sterilization, pasteurization, and careful sealing. Letters from women declaring health restoration accompany the advertisement, underscoring its reputed virtue.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eatonic Magic Relief for Bad Stomachy
An advertisement claims Eatonic relieves acid stomach and related misery instantly by absorbing excess acid. It promises immediate relief from belching heartburn and bloating and pledges energy and better health, with a money refund if unsatisfied.
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Eatonic
AS SHE FELT JUST THEN Woman Refuses Smile for Photographer
A London Tit-Bits excerpt portrays a village photographer pleading for a smile from a woman patron. She cites harsh real-life woes as reasons, noting no occasion to smile and listing burdens like rising bacon prices, a dead laying hen, a broken window, and a husband in military hospital with lead in him. The woman resists, urging naturalness over his artistic insistence.
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Patrenge
George
Miliary
Fragmented Vintage Ad Dialogue On Housekeeping Dilemmas
Odd dialogue showcases a plea for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product and mentions decades of use. Faded phrases reveal garbled interjections about dressing and housework, with names or terms that appear misread or jumbled.
Child labor debate intensifies as wartime strain grows
The inelucidated text cites officials opposing child labor looseness and urging tighter welfare laws to protect youth. Sen Lemont of Wisconsin with Kenyon and Pomerene introduce a bill to tax products of child labor, aiming to fund broader protections. Irvine Lenroot shifts from house to senate after 1908 special election.
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Bociologista
Irvine L. Lenroot
Congress
House
Senate
James R Mann Next Speaker Candidate in 1919 Rift
After the November election reshaped Congress Republicans will control both houses when seated in March. Rumors name James R Mann of Illinois as a leading candidate for speaker, though Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts and Nicholas Longworth of Ohio are also discussed. Mann, a Chicago district veteran of ten terms, reportedly faced illness.
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Congress
Champ Clark
James R. Mann
Minois
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Mann
South Side
Chicago
Gillett
East
Poland's First President Forming a Polish Republic
Background on Jan Ignacy Paderewski as Poland's future president and pianist statesman. Notes his birth in 1859, Warsaw conservatory role, Vienna debut, activity in the United States, and fundraising for Poland. Reports Polish troops in Posen and Daszyński as premier with Pilsudski aiding cabinet formation. Estimates Poles abroad total 38 million with breakdowns by region and self determination rights.
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Republic of Poland
Jan Ignace Paderewski
Republic
Podolia
Poland
Russia
Warsaw Conservatory
Vienna
United States
Posen
Daszynski
Pilsudski
World
Europe
Russian
Prussian
Austrian
Lithuania
Albert I Belgiums Hero of Heroes in World War I
Belgians would name Albert I as the hero of heroes for his swift duty and decisive stand when Germany pressed through Belgium. His defense saved France time to entrench and allowed Britain to deploy, securing a place of honor for Belgium among nations. Now the king, long without a country, returns home a crowned hero.
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Wilson
Fershing
Lloyd George
Haig
Beatty
Sims
Clemenceau
Pettin
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Foch
Dioz
Lathery
Guynener
Earth
Albert I
Belgium
Albert
Tere
Germany
France
Plucky Operator Fights Wreckers Near Pennsylvania Crossing
Miss RL Vensel, a girl operator in a signal tower, repelled three desperados attempting to wreck a crossing. She barricaded in, fired a revolver, and kept up gunfire until a freight train alarmed the attackers and they fled as tracks were littered with lug fragments. Wires to her tower were cut.
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Pennsylvania
RL Vensel
Sigal
Miss Weasel
Father Martin the Shoemaker and the Christmas Vision
An old shoemaker in Maesetites City is moved by a dream to serve the poor. He lends coffee to a cold sweeper and bread and milk to a sick woman with a baby. That night he shares his shoe gifts with a child, waits in vain, then dreams of the day’s hidden visitors and learns the lesson: what you do for the least in need you do for me.
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Father Martin
Jesus
Saylor
Lin
Martin
Martie
Vaiue
Little flirtation costs Chicago girl a diamond
In Chicago, Carrie Meyers invited a stranger to talk with her, then he walked her home and stole a $200 diamond ring after bidding farewell. The incident warns girls against flirting with unfamiliar men in the city.
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Chicago
Carrie Meyers
Are We Wed After 22 Years St Louis Romance Reopens
Mrs Slante May Fuller of St Louis had a divorce from Jackson twenty two years ago. He later remarried twice. She remained unwedded and supported herself. Jackson returned and they remarried by a justice of the peace. Their daughter May served as bridesmaid.
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St. Louis
Slante May Fulfier
Jackson
Cane
Justice of the Peace
May
Court Knocks Out Cupid in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Judge Phillips denied a plea to suspend a trespassing sentence, sending Louis Herbers to three months in the workhouse. Miss Clara Burekel waited at the church for Terbers. upon his failure to appear the wedding was called off and she fainted during the ensuing police court search.
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Cleveland
O.—Cuplkd
Pallee
Phillips
A. Herbers
Louis
Mise
Clara Burekel
Terbers
Mornig
Steal Artificial Eyes Reported in Martinsburg
Thieves stole $20 worth of artificial eyes from the office of a local physician in Martinsburg Virginia. Articles of greater value were left untouched.
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Martinsburg
Mystery Old Jam Gadc Item In London Cache
Vague report from London notes two elderly residents died recently and a large store of gem samples was found after their deaths. A rare commodity labeled “Grape, 1956” was tasted by one woman who claims to have sampled the oldest known jam. Britain seeks the full tale of Bluts and Apple canning in 182.
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London
Indy
Britain
Labor Counts for Women in Wartime Struggle
An appeal urges support for labor by American women facing physical and mental strain from wartime duties. The piece praises Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription for weak women, promising renewed vitality, nerves, appetite, and sleep, with a 10 cent trial and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierca
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
de. Pierce
Invalida
Pigs In Backyard Spark Childs Amusing Remark
A neighbor keeps three pigs in his yard attracting curious locals. A four year old quips that one pig is such a fanny mg and scratches its itch with its house, prompting laughter and neighborhood amusement.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
California Syrup of Figs Ad Leaves Mixed Health Note
An aged, garbled ad fragment touts California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for sick children and constipation. It urges tongue checking and gentle bowel cleansing, claims rapid relief, and warns to buy only from the official maker while noting counterfeits.
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California
Childrém
5Fornia Fig Syrup Company
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