Cure for years of misery claims Pinkham remedy
Baltimore reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities and female complaints after four years of misery. The letter asserts the product cured dragging sensations, nervousness, and stomach issues, urging others to try it and write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
W. 8. Ford
W. Franklin St
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
The Home of the Cod and Awayward Patter
A fragment discussing distant cod banks near Agulhas and the Cape Agulhas plateau with little promise of appeasing world demand. It includes a playful exchange about marriage to Miss Peachy and a joke about a dreamer who does nothing until after eight.
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Newfoundland
Cape Agulhas
Attica
Cape of Good Hope
Agulhas
Aromatic Remedies Versus Modern Travel Quips
A physician urges using air and movement for well being, suggesting travel by automobile or motor boat as the remedy. A witty quip counters with staying home to open a can of gasoline, highlighting the era’s playful debate over mobility and health.
The Requirements of God Sermon on Lukewarm Faith
A preacher reflects on challenging the lazy and cowardly in the church, urging action over comfort. He contrasts lukewarm faith with the demand that believers return gifts and graces to God, illustrates with parable of talents, and questions the dogmatic view of God as hard, urging deeper understanding of divine love and purpose.
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Laodicea
Francis B. Upham
Christian Herald
God
Jesus Christ
Benefit Derived From Spraying Fruit Trees
The report evaluates spraying on orchards noting reduced wormy drops and wormy fruit. Sprayed trees show about 4.7 percent wormy drops and 4.1 percent wormy picked, versus unsprayed 26 percent drops and 15.7 percent wormy picked. Overall about one-fourth to one-third of the total crop is saved as perfect fruit by spraying, with potential gains of roughly two barrels per three picked in high-worm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Experiment Station
Faults in Chickens Combs and Bran Feed Advice
The article analyzes comb faults in single comb breeds with illustrations and praises the rose or double comb as admired when firmly set and fully textured. It notes a plan to keep dry bran before fowls as a laxative and recommends introducing bran after chicks reach one month old for free consumption.
Strange tale of WEEPING WILLOW in Europe and America
A quirky history traces the Weeping Willow from Pope's garden by the Thames to Europe and America. A British officer carried a Pope willow twig to Virginia in 1775, given to Curtis, Washington’s stepson, where it thrived, with later plantings by General Gates on Manhattan farmland in New York.
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Pope
Europe
America
Boston
Mass
Mr. Curtis
Washington
Virginia
General Gates
Manhattan
New York
Knocker Hero Wins as Yale Record Notes Novelty
An extended snippet covers a baseball win by Knocker Hero in the eighth inning, with playful asides about Second Senior How and Yale Record. The text also includes sharp ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease remedy and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, plus a quip on human folly and love’s blindness.
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Yale
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