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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women

The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a restoration aid for women with various ailments. It quotes multiple testimonials from women in Michigan Pennsylvania and New York describing relief from pain, dizziness, tiredness, and menstrual irregularities after using the product and its associated remedies.

Pinkham Mra. le &. Burnwar Hudson, Michigan Mra Ll. E. Bowers Girard Sayai Lydia B. Pinkham Seatticienta Mra. L. J. Bownrs B.F.D. No.1 Rard Elizabeth Gentilcore Buffalo Lydia H. Pinkhaim Hazabete Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham

Maid of the Mill a village mill romance unfolds

Lizzie Adams, daughter of a mill owner's relative and tied to a harsh class system, endures scorn at work while a past sweetheart Herbert Adams returns. He reveals love and a plan to marry a local girl, not the outsider Miss Keith, as the mill hums with fear and longing.

Harold Carter Mrs. Adams Lizzie St Winton Ahe Ligaia Adams Si Winton Adams Winthrop Adamses Bighow Lizzie Adams Herbert Winton Ligne Miss Jones Mr. Adams Linzie Adams Winthrop Adams Herbert Adgamis Atoonsha Adame Miss Keith W. G. Chapman

Building rule in Switzerland marks new structures with poles and triangles

A strict Swiss regulation requires erecting at each building corner a mast with a projecting triangular frame at cornice level to show height and projection. The framework must be displayed when plans are submitted to authorities to reveal architectural relations to neighboring structures and districts, aiding approval and public notice.

Switzerland Canon Zurich

Velocity of Light Discovery by Romer in 1676

Romer determined light speed by observing Jupiter’s satellites eclipses. He noted varying intervals as Earth moved toward or away from Jupiter, deducing light needed time to traverse space. From these constants he calculated about sixteen and a half minutes for Earth’s orbit and a velocity near 186,600 miles per second.

Romer Jupiter Earth Harper'a Weekly

Obvious Way and the Watering Place Conversation

A clipped dialogue features Obvious Way and a woman debating a fashionable watering place. He mentions his son writing from there and a hill sighting described as thick, sparking a tense exchange about truth and tone.

Washington cabinet families show many children many domestic ties

Gatherers note the Wilson cabinet families largely include children and a homemaker culture. Secretary of War Garrison has no children while several members cite daughters and sons, including Mrs Wilson with nine children and Miss Nona McAdoo debuting in Washington society. Attorney General McReynolds is the sole bachelor.

Washington Garrison William Jennings Bryan Io Lke Richard Hargreaves, Jr William J. Bryan, Jr Albert Sidney Burleson Richard VanWick Negley Ail Weeks Og William ©. Redfield Commerce Labor Josupling Daniels

Brokers Do a Big Business in Stolen Stamps

Inspectors report that stamps stolen from post offices and embezzled from businesses are bought by brokers at low prices and resold below face value. The crime carries imprisonment. investigations show brokers often knew the stamps were stolen. Stamp frauds amount to hundreds of thousands yearly in NYC and other cities, with one broker handling $300 to $1,000 in stamps daily. A state employee admitted giving $25 to $100 weekly in stolen stamps to a NYC broker. The postal department redeems cards at 76 percent of face value. authorities questioned a claim to redeem over 9 million cards for a constituent.

New York City New York State Albany Post Office Congress Police Department

Invisible Icebergs at Night Expert Warns

Expert Thayer argues icebergs are invisible at night due to white surfaces mirroring skylight. He cites Titanic and Arizona incidents and explains that highest iceberg surfaces blend with the sky and distant sea, making detection difficult on moonless or even moonlit nights.

Brotth. Thayer Bulletin of the Hydrographic Office Arizona

Beautiful Bronze Sundial Landmark at Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral

A detailed note on a bronze sundial landmark near the Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul at Mount Saint Alban. Describes the sundial on a marble pedestal with inscriptions honoring Ascension Day 1906 and donors Mrs. Julian Jones, with names of commemorated figures and bishops.

Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul Saint Alban Washington Cathedral A. D Julian Jones Washington Heodor Batley Myers Catalun Catalun Julian Mason, 1820-1905, and Cassis Mason Myers, Julia James Frederick James Edmonda Phelps Sidney Mason Alphonso Sidney Mason Gratin Riye Kobb

Allen's Foot-Ease and health remedies ad copy

A humorous Victorian style ad promises cure for various foot ailments and skin conditions with Allen's Foot-Ease powder and related products. It targets married men and households, offering refunds if cure fails, and includes playful moral quips about family life and a misquoted exchange from a magazine excerpt.

Deep Dissimulation Sparks Husband and Wife Debate

In a candid exchange, Mr. Meakton reveals a plan to push his wife toward suffrage activism. He suggests convincingly portraying support for marching and public speaking to provoke resentment and resistance, illustrating a tense domestic dynamic over political engagement.

Mr. Meakton

Reasonable Favor Says No to Major Lawsuit

A brief dialogue shows a defendant agreeing to sue for breach of promise, then offering a compromise. The exchange reveals one party stating damages, while the other asks not to sue for more than $100,000 due to lack of personal funds and credit concerns.

Private moment after shed ashes and yard quarrel

A man, starting with a bushel of ashes, collides with a clothesline, recovers, and returns to the house where his wife presses him to confess fault. He snaps that he is weary, and she urges him inside to talk.

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