Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Washington Woman
Mrs Laura L Barnes of Washington DC and the Ladies Auxiliary to Burnside Post No 4 G A R endorse Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the medicine eases female weakness, headaches, backache, irregular or painful periods and nervous attacks, and calls it a household reliance based on years of experience.
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Laura L. Barnes
Washington, D.C
Burnside Post
No. 4
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brdin E. Pinkham
Tosh
Pinkdain
Laura le Bayes
Second St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Hope
Lydia TD. Pinkham
New Spoons for Special Purposes Sell in Shops
The New York Sun notes a range of novel spoons meeting specific needs. Measuring spoons mark fractions for exact seasoning, the baby spoon features a looped handle for easy feeding, and new models include a mustache spoon, an ice cream spoon, and an egg spoon for poached or fried eggs. These inventions illustrate the growing variety in the spoon family and cater to household tasks.
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New York Sun
Engagement Recalled With Romantic Undertones
A Victorian note recalls a couple whose engagement was described as intensely romantic. Their excursion for a swim went beyond safe depth and left them thoroughly swept up in their affection, signaling a deep emotional bond.
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Puck
Parson Johnson Questioned On Marital Wisdom In Raucous Satire
In a sharp faced scene a character nicknamed Sudge asks Parson Johnson if the man is better or worse for marriage. The Lady replies simply for worse, noting she has been married long enough to know men. The exchange dances with old time humor.
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Sudge
Parson Johnson
Leto
Adventure of a Field Glass in a Kansas City Star
Speaking of a year manry dinner at Colchester on Monday night, Colonel Lermitte related an incident from the late war. Mr Betts, serving with the yeomen, picked up field glasses dropped by a pursuer. The glasses bore inscription HH Termitte Scottish Warlists. After inquiries, Termitte recovered the glasses, which were lost twenty three years ago at Laing's Nek when a horse carrying the saddle was shot.
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Kansas City Star
Colchester
Lermitte
Betts
Yeombiry
Per
HH. J. Termitte
Ets
Termitte
Laing's Nek
Kidney Pills Bring Hope to Desperate Cases
Mrs E W Ammamen writes that a trial box of Noan's Kidney Pills eased her husband’s pain from a hip fracture and bladder distress after a broken horn injury. She describes his recovery after using the pills bought at Mason's Drug Store and confirms full return to work and health.
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Leck
Ek W. Ammamen
Noan
Buck Tidery
Mason
L. W. Hawwency
Lock Haven
Pes
Hires Escort to Go to Boston New York Sun Report
Miss Maud Wayne, staying with Mr and Mrs J G Fee at 252 West 19th Street, consulted a friend about sending a messenger to Boston after a sweetheart officer on the cruiser Olympia said he would reach Tos tan Friday and could not come to New York. A messenger from the Western Union office was hired at a rate of accents an hour plus expenses, to accompany Miss Wayne on the trip. The escort trip was completed and Miss Wayne saw her sweetheart.
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Boston
New ‘York Sun
Maud Wayne
J. G. Fee
West 19Th Street
Olyalpia
Tostan
New York
Sue Hint Ste Quik
Hoth Street
Weestern Union
Misa Wayne
Miss Wayne
Ossian III
Lang
Frederick W. Nash
Mantla
Educational Review
Liere
Atkinson
Newton
Miss
Chirk University
A. Wf. Chamberlain
Uus
The Grip of Iron and a London Dreamer
Nora Nugent a hungry London typist and her invalid sister Nannie dream of work and a better life. Nora pursues writing for money, faces rejection from Rambler, then discovers an unused manuscript with a note from the editor. Geoffrey Churnside, her mentor, forgives her deception after a tense confession about stolen credibility and hunger, and their uneasy partnership unfolds amid cold, danger, and hope.
True Story of a Saloonn and a Musician
A Chicago memoir recounts a young man who moves west, works in a mercantile house, and endures a strange morning audio of piano scales from 6:00 to 6:30. He becomes drawn to Miss Kelcey during a gathering, escorts her home, and reflects on their flirtatious, awkward encounter before noting he did not marry her. The tale blends memory and humor in a casual confessional tone.
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Chicago
Lowen
Amy
Twie
Miss Kelcey
Kelcey
Jase
Aweel
Baily, News
A Young Anatomist and the Skeleton Joke
In Lippincott's a short anecdote recounts two young boys ages seven and eight overhearing adults discussing skeletons. The older boy proclaims knowledge of a skeletin, the younger asserts certainty and replies that a skeleton is bones with the people off.
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Lippincott's
Ice Prices Prompt Talk of Higher Ice Costs
A citizen questions the ice company president after a harsher winter left lake ice much thicker than usual. The president hints that prices may rise next summer due to the greater cutting effort and costs involved.
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Calone
Suihy
The Goo-goo Girl Urges Trust in Hearts
The Philadelphia Record notes a flirty figure who uses artful glances to gain trust and sway men, warning of her scheming tactics as she aims to syndicate affection instead of sincere affection.
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Syndicate
Philadelphia Record
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