Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by mothers
A Kenosha Wisconsin reader from Mia Hansen testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after childbirth and praises its use for female troubles. The letter urges other women to try the remedy and seek recommendations from friends who know its value.
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Lydia B
Pinkham
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lydia E
Mia
Frep
P. Hansen
Symmonda &T
Lydia E. Pinkham
Escaped Arrest in a Colonial Uniform Tale
A 1918 incident recounts Fuad Pasha, then Fuad I, facing arrest under British protectorate pressure in Cairo. He refused to sign an Egyptian ordinance and, returning in the uniform of an Italian colonel, evaded arrest by a swift, private room reflection.
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Fuad I
Bespt
Egypt
England
Fuad Pasha
Inter Tush
Castoria Endorsement Promotes Its Use for Children
A public notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria, the well known infant remedy, to ensure it bears the familiar labeling that has been in use for over two decades, reminding that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Not Well Acquainted Uncle Ben and Uncle Billy
A fragment from the New York Mail describes Uncle Ben a zealous church member and Uncle Billy once among the goats yet later converted. During the service the preacher twice urged Billy to pray, and a third time asked him to lead in prayer as the crowd watched.
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Ben
Billy
Uncle Bly
Brother Billy
Pahgon
Brudder Ben
Fort McHenry Bill Aims to Preserve Birthplace of Star Spangled Banner
The draft measure sought to restore Fort McHenry after the war, place it in perpetual national park status, and create a memorial shrine to Francis Scott Key. It envisions free access for Baltimore and Maryland residents, funding of restoration, and ongoing maintenance. The piece recounts the 1814 defense of Fort McHenry and the creation of the Star Spangled Banner as Key watched the bombardment and saw the flag still waving at dawn.
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OT Mhenry
National Memorial Shrine
Trancis Scott Key
France
Maryland
Congress
Fort McIleury
Baltimore
Secretary of War
Fort McHenry
Bert McHery
Sich
National Park
Baltimore City
State of
United States
National Museum
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Vermont
Kentucky
Fort Mercury
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Francis Scott Key
Atlantic
Maine
Broola
Ross
Brooke
Cochrane
Patapsco
George Armistead
Armistead
Erebus
Minden
Potomac
William Beanes
Key
Burgey
Webster
Ateoke
Union
Counter Proposal Dialog Fragments From Local Page
Nonsensical exchanges recount a counter proposal scene with Al Morgan and Martha. A floorwalker jokes about gender and marriage while a narrator notes changes in roving stories after marriage. The piece hints at local social plans and office power dynamics through clipped dialogue.
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al Morgan
Martha
Lin
Bart
Dentists to Court and Postman Lies in Rural Tale
A rural minister laments a postman reading letters as a joke deepens. He mails a note to a doctor friend and its contents spark exasperation when the postman, who admits not reading cards, is confronted with the truth. The tale blends humor about misread communications and small town mailroom mischief.
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John Dickinson Sherman
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New England
America
Bladengburg
Redcoats
Europe
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Nelson
Trafalgar
Battle of the Nile
Middle Atlantic
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Stricker
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John Rogers
North Point
Fort Howard
Holland
Peninsula
Sir Duncan A McDougall
Noxyth Point
Pamer
Mir Broucher
Atl LT
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Bayce
the Hasterner
Tombstone
Ariz
American Legion Weekly
Louisville Courier-Journal
Goodyear
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