Pink Pills Restore Health Says Mrs Reagan
Mrs Mary Reagan of Kilburn Street Wall River Mars says Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her nervous wreck condition. After months of sleepless nights ringing in the head and dyspepsia she found relief, regained strength, and now can climb stairs and work daily. Six boxes priced at 2 50 mailed by Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Druggiata
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Cleveland rejects lucrative role in stock venture
Harper's Weekly notes Mr. Cleveland earns eight to ten thousand dollars from investments plus about four thousand from writing. Promoters offered him the presidency of a company with forty thousand dollars a year, backed by reputable men, but he declined, saying nominal duties and simply lending his name would amount to selling his name, which he would not do.
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Ulily
L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Poe
Douglas
W. L. Douglas Firece
School & Orces
Upom
W.l.douglas
Hrockton
Masa
Ste Glaveland
Harper's Weekly
Cleveland
Henediet
Trenedict
Steveland
Ike
Mull
Mail
Bright
A Woman's Sufferings and a Kidney Remedy
Mrs. B. W. Wright of 172 Main St Maverhill Mass reports years of sharp pains in the back and irregular monthly periods prior to using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says three boxes cured her and she regained health, with the claim of permanent relief.
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B. W. Wright
Main St
Maverhill
Mass
Biel
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Rich donor scrutinized before giving to others
A humorous note mocks a wealthy figure’s philanthropy, claiming every dollar is examined before acceptance. It mentions Winglow’s son and a Teething remedy, asserting the product softens gums, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain for babies. The excerpt reads as a garbled public notice or editorial fragment from the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Ola Muntaburn
Gorch
Winglow
Tanna
Miss Kelly Persists In Admitting Marriage
From the Chicago Record Herald Myrna Kelly now admits she is married and she remains the author of Tittle Citizens with no intention to quit her line. Also notes about Want to Rent Pasture and cattle for sale or exchange for land, and other miscellaneous anecdotes from various papers and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kelly
Chicago Record-Herald
Myrna Kelly
J. Mulhail
Sioux City
Milking Apron and Orchard Cover Crops From a Farm Column
A historical farm column describes a crocheted method for a milking apron with exact measurements and materials, plus methods to deter mice in young orchards using wire netting or tarred paper. It also covers testing grass seeds for weed content and general husbandry tips for hens, horses, and winter stock sheds.
The Ideal Wife and Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
An old advertisement extols the ideal wife for beauty health and influence while praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female illnesses. A testimonial from Mrs. Bessie Ainsley of Pacoma Washington claims the remedy restored her health after childbirth and various ailments. The copy urges readers to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham free of charge.
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Lydia EB
Pinkhaim
America
Bessie Ainsley
South 10Th Street
Pacoma
Wash
Lydia E. Pinkham
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