Dear Mrs Pinkham Praises by Nurse in Watertown
MISS VIRGINIA GRANES president of Nurses Association Watertown NY writes of continuous service in hospitals and homes. She testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her chronic ovarian and womb inflammation after six weeks and she recommends it to others. She notes many patients were helped and urges others to seek the remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Mass.
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Virginia Granes
Nurses*Association
Watertown
H.Y
Lydia
Tam
Misa
Virginia Ghants
Lydia Bi. Pinkham
St Jacobs Oil for muscular soreness and sports use
The ad claims St Jacobs Oil cures muscular soreness from exertion heat or cold by vigorous rubbing for 20 minutes two or three times daily. It says athletes including football players rely on it for rapid, lasting relief and strength, with a twenty cent bottle proving its efficacy. It also mentions Wageler's Curative Compound as a companion remedy.
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St. Jacobs
A Good Substitute in Chicago News
A temperance orator quarreled over a substitute solution. A man from Naneas asks why not the drug store. A spoof about Wiso's Cure for Consumption describes it as the least useful remedy for catarrh and colds.
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Chicago
Naneas
Wiso
Safe Way Judge Sabbath Sehonl Teacher Quote
A fragmented comic exchange shows a judge and teacher debating discipline. Johnny Thickneck delivers a boastful line about using force to solve trouble, claiming it is the only safe way, with the dialogue reflecting a rough street outlook.
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Sabbath Sehonl
Johnny Thickneck
Prodigal Millet and Odd Ad Snippets In Paper
A scattered page item includes notes on Russian millet hay yields and cheap seed from Wisconsin suppliers, plus a playful verse about preferring to be a multi millionaire. Also mentions Red Cross Ball Time tickets, a Hoboken mermaid quip, Putnam face dye, and Bly’s Liquid Cream Balm with prices and origins.
Roosevelt's Guide Dying a Pioneer Trapper From Idaho
Veteran Yellowstone pathfinder known as Uncle George Rea, who guided President Roosevelt and his hunting parties in the Snake River country, is dying in a remote Idaho cabin. Rea helped debunk a false Roosevelt bear story and long aided frontier exploration, with his life tied to early Yellowstone and Blackfoot country history.
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Praaidant
Chicago Tribune
Yellowstone Park
George” Rea
Roosevelt
Snake River
Trude
Trea
Gulda
Rea
Yellowstone
Weapeak
Montana
Klaho
Tran
Bea
Pioneers
Idaho
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Telg
Goward
Targee Pass
George” Stea
Mr. Trenke
George Rea
Mr. Trude
Howard
Sheridan
Beaver Dick
Earth
Troosevelt
Roosevatt
Torcupine Creek
Dal
Leromus
Bridget Dracked Up Lets Jewel Heist Darken Evening
In Milwaukee, Bridget called Hridget by mistake, a green beauty in Mrs. Bander’s West Side home. That Thursday Mrs. Bander found Bridget dressing for a party and planning a pretend song when whispers of jewelry theft surfaced as she ransacked the room.
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Bridget
Milwaukee Sentinel
Jiidget
Heath
Withal
Mander
Mrs. Bauder
Maine
Inger
Ann Elmer
York
Colonel Parker of Hawaii Highlighted in Press Portrait
Washington Post describes Colonel Parker as a striking figure, tall and powerfully built, known in Washington and New York circles. The piece notes past discrimination when railroad officials refused him certain accommodations due to his dark color, prompting a special chartered train to the Pacific coast with priority over regular service.
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Colonel Parker
Hawaii
Wuoeldngton Post
Washington
New York
Pacific Coast
Early Puritan Potato Shows Merit for Early Planting
An agricultural note praises the Early Puritan as a promising early potato variety with nearly white skin, dry and mealy flesh, and good keeping quality. It discusses single eye seed method versus standard seed, noting better results from the single eye plan in trials, while stressing soil quality and seed condition.
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Fof
Tle
Walter
Fatality of In Breed in Poultry Breeding Cautionary Tale
A veteran poultry breeder warns farmers about dangers of close inbreeding. He notes that farmers often start with eggs rather than breeding stock and, by mating relatives, degrade stock quality. He urges investing in high grade cockerels to maintain and improve breed integrity and profits.
Food for the boar and poultry house temperature notes
The article urges year round care for boars to ensure strong litters, detailing feed mixes of grains and corn, exercise encouragement, and bowel care. It also discusses maintaining poultry house temperatures with curtains for glass and night heating strategies, plus guidance on seed potato cutting amid varying potato varieties and soil conditions. The tone reflects practical farm management advice from a historic agricultural column.
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Jngpraud i
Government Freen Seeds For Farmers In Spring Run
The article notes the government free seed appropriation is double last year, promising ample seed for farmers. It warns many government seeds are poor, advises buying trusted seedmen, testing new varieties before large planting, and emphasizes location-specific choices to avoid losses. It discusses orchard management with sod and cover crops, warns against fertilizing beyond trees’ needs, and covers feeding ewes with ample rations before lambing. It also describes a colony-house poultry setup with movable, cost-efficient housing.
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Department of Agriculture
Smith
John
Lima
Mermaid and Davy Jones Comment on New York Visit
Fragmentary diary-like passage notes a mermaid and Davy Jones observing Americans in New York. The dialogue hints at a “great difference in the morning” with playful nautical whimsy and an ironic, era-tinged tone.
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Yankees
New York
Thea Mermaid
Davy Jones
Obtusa Engitsh Again in Twain Humor Debate
Two Englishmen debate whether Americans misread humor, quoting Mark Twain on English obtuseness. Twain says an Englishman cannot be killed by a surgical operation to insert an idea. The Englishmen react with laughter, pondering if opening the skull would kill him.
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New York Times
Mark Twain
Kidney Pills Help Stendal Woman After Trials
Mrs. Sarah A. Shrode of Stendal Indiana reports using Dodd's Kidney Pills to treat kidney and bladder troubles after trying many remedies. She claims nine boxes cured her completely and urges other women with similar ailments to try the product, noting its effectiveness for female weakness as well as urinary conditions.
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Stendal
Ind
Sarah A. Shrode
Dodd
London Tit-Bits Cartoon Tale on a Donkey Cart
In a rural mail night a man aims to introduce himself to a stout lady who seems to crave a dance. He is rebuffed with a quip calling her a cart not sharing the dance. Later the same lady overhears and proclaims she may be a cart but not a donkey-cart. Also a mention of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children.
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Weil
London
Winslow
Childsra
Too Valuable to Lose Warship Invention Banter
Washington Star reports a witty exchange about a sea craft claiming success yet failing to fly far. The inventor defends the device's value, noting it cannot be left off the earth long enough to test long distances. The joke hinges on the impractical yet priceless nature of the invention.
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Washington Star
Cert Authentic Catarrh Cure Offer and Testimonials
An old advertisement touts Shil's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case. It lists B J Cheney Co Toledo as proprietors and Walding Kinnan Malven as wholesale druggists. Claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces with internal use at seven dollars per bottle. Testimonials cited by Hal’s Family Vials.
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Shil
B.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
I. J. Chaney
Mans Auilly
Telf
West & Tax
Wholesate Drugeists
Talade
Walding, Kinnan & Malven
Expressing It Delicately in a Brooklyn Fair Shopper Tale
A fragment describes a Brooklyn shopper confronting a department store policy with cautious speech. The scene hints at a dispute over a guarantee or warranty and the store clerk’s careful responses, capturing local urban commerce tension.
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Brooklyn
Wagio
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