Change of Life and Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Article discusses the risks of the change of life for women, noting symptoms and dangers, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the nervous system and restore health. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle and invites readers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Winkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie E.G. Hyland
Chestertown
Lizzie Hinkle
Salem
Ind
Hyland
Jinkle
Land for sale in Canada and a Dean Swift anecdote
The notice touts land prices in Canada from six to ten dollars an acre and invites inquiries to government and agents in Ottawa and Minnesota. It also recounts a Dean Swift tale where a street-smart boy outwits a servant and dean, illustrating wit and practical learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Otawa
EE Y
Holmen
Jackson Be
Paul
Minn
J. Ml. McLacklin
Hox Ho
Watertown
Dakots
Addison man praises Dean's Kidney Pills in Maine ad
Vergennes Vermont meat dealer E Scott quotes a former Ethan Allen post commander about severe typhoid related kidney trouble. He reports nightly urination, ropy dark urine, poor appetite, thirst, headaches, dizziness, and back pain. After a month on Dean's Kidney Pills he claims full recovery and weight gain to 280 pounds. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents per box two for Lester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
E. Scott
Vergennes
Ethan Allen Post
Dean
Lester
Milburn Co
Buffalo
A Lively Catch
Bridget announces plans to marry the husband of a late friend, recalling a prior funeral invitation. Mrs. Si-And reacts as Bridget reveals the marriage intends to join a life at the party. The exchange captures a witty, social conversation from Earper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Earper
Quieting Suspicion and The Office Assistant Recall
A Baltimore American note recalls a tense moment when Mr Dank appeared uneasy after being told someone sought the position of typewriter. The responder says he calmed Dank by explaining there were no matrimonial designs and that he merely wished to assist him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dank
Baltimore American
Congress Debates Rate Bills and State Hoarding
The house and senate debated the railroad rate bill and statehood measures amid adjournments. Amendments included restricting corporate political contributions and financing forts, with tributes to late Rep Patterson. Other actions covered Shoshone reservations openings and naval academy hazing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonatys
Mesays
McCreary
Bailey
Meyhuen
Nebraska
Corbin
MacArthur
Wyoming
Mount Dajo
Senate
Philippines
Hawaii
House
Culberson
Messrs. Colliver
Tillman
Patterson
Weyburn
Knox
Isle of Pines
George R. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lodge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Spooner
Library of Congress
Hardwick
Te House
Prince
Syardwisk
Civil Service Commission
Gaines
Enu
Annapolis Naval Academy
Sayings of a Gatekeeper and Banter in a Local Voice
A rustic dialogue features a man whose suit wins glances from a girl as her parents object, a maid predicting a narrow victory, and a joke clarifying the term lightweight boxer with a humorous rural touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Bumpernickle
Cure for eczema touts Cuticura remedy claim
A testimonial from Mrs Emma White of Camden New Jersey dated April 25 1905 proclaims Cuticura cured her eczema after six months of failure with three doctors. She says facial itching scaling and eyebrow loss disappeared and urges others to try the product. A separate item notes a Philadelphia clergy wife sold waste manuscript sermons to a ragman who resold them earning money and boosting his reputation as a preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Success Magazine
Altoona
Not Far Enough Poet and Editor Exchange
A brief humorous exchange is described between a poet and an editor. The poet presents a short, dashed-off verse while the editor urges a more ambitious departure in tone and scope. The item captures a playful editorial moment in a newspaper page.
Brief but Honest Lady Visitor in the Convict Exchange
A compact 19th century vignette features a lady visitor asking a convict what he is imprisoned for and hears a blunt reply for good nature. The exchange underscores a brisk, humorous tone reflecting prison social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baith
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A.J. Tower CO
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Shor Ca
Wen
W. L. Douglas
Rockton
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Ae Douglas Strong
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Congress
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Meyer
Saft
Republic of San Marino
Manly Lawton
Lawton
Miliary Academy
J. &. Markel
Canal Gene
Roosevelt
The
California Fig Syrup Co
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Louisville, Ky
New York, RY
Dodds
Iet Pola
Thompson
Jlair
Henry Sh
Brooklyn
Jokin W. Totti
Ensioenna
B.C. Aieae
Gray
Sarioin Children's
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