Ladies Auxiliary Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs. Laura L L Barnes of Washington DC Middle East endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for female weakness headaches backache and painful periods. She calls it a household reliance and urges acceptance as convincing proof of the remedy's value for women's distressing illnesses.
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Laura L. L. Barnes
Washington, D. C
Burnside Post, No. 4
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Laura Lt. Barnes
Second St
N. E
Nana
Lydia Enkham
Defiance Brand Cold Water 16 oz at 10 Cents Claims Superior Quality
Advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Brand as the best 16 ounce bottle with no equal in quantity and quality. It contrasts with rival brands offering 19 ounce containers at higher prices.
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Defiance
Remarkable New Grain Corn Wheat Emerges in Washington
A new grain named corn wheat is being grown in eastern Washington. It combines corn and wheat qualities with large stapling ears and yields between sixty and one hundred bushels per acre. It fatten hogs well, solving Pacific Northwest fattening needs.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Yale Alumni Study Shows Equal Birth and Marriage Trends
Yale graduates are reported to have an average of two children per family matching Harvard figures. The analysis compares birth and marriage statistics from Yale alumni in relation to President Wiiot's annual report findings.
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Yale
Harvard
Wiiot
Great Names for Postoffices
A list of U S post offices by names shows seven Pierces fifteen Noosevelta seventeen McKinleys and many Adamses Jeffersons Jacksons John sons Grants Garfields and other early presidents. Washington Monroes Lincolns and Cleve lands number over thirty in various counties.
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Pierces
Noosevelta
Grants
Weathered Proverb Echoes Verses of Clauding
A fragment cites Clauding’s lines about broken water becoming mist and noise at doors and windows, suggesting disruption and ill fortune in the household. The concise reflection links disturbance to domestic unease yet remains cryptic in origin and era.
One Answer for All Lancaster Cure Story
Lancaster, March 20. Post master Remers recounts his recovery from diabetes after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He notes eight boxes brought improvement and eventual full health three years ago, with no return of diabetes and ongoing good strength.
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Lancaster
Remers
Mr. Remers
Dodd
Return to London and a glance at Matilda de Wick
Jane Swaffham visits the Cromwells then travels to Drury Lane to see Matilda de Wick, whose illness and strained temper test old friendships. Lord Neville’s looming visit and Mary Cromwell’s circle heighten tensions as Jane faces possible marriage pressure and changing fortunes.
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Jane
Anon
Doctor Verity
Mary Cromwell
Whitehall
Mary
Frances Cromwell
Matilda de Wick
Cliny Neville
Cluny
Mr. Milton
Cromwell
Frances
Lord Neville
Jane Swaffham
John Milton
Frank
Milton
Hyman
Neville
Juno
Pebrs
Matil
Alice Heneage
Philip Armingford
Philip
Cluny Neville
Jewerys
Jevery House
Drury Lane
Thomas Jevery
Delia
Miss Swaffham
Matilda
Baggare
Dainty Muted Crystal Glassware With Gold Embellishments
An ornate description extols crystal glassware for the dining room. Muted sets feature four or eight flute tops, fine gold bands, and French enamel touches. Some cups display delicate floral sprays and intricate monograms, highlighting luxury tableware.
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Parisieries
Edict of Sun Day Observance in Roman Empire
The document notes Const antine granting Christian toleration in 313 and sanctioning Sunday worship in 421. It cites an edict ordering cities to rest on the venerable day of the sun and for workshops to close, while country workers may continue farming when needed to protect crops.
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Constantine
Rome
Herbert Spencer Dictates First Principles by Dictation
In 1860 Herbert Spencer began First Principles by dictating to an amanuensis while staying at a Scottish loch. He dictated for quarter hours, then rowed an equal period to stimulate circulation, continuing through the forenoon with a set rhythm. Later, during health dips, he dictated between sessions in a London racquet court.
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Herbert Spencer
London
The Oldest Lawmaker David Wark to Enter Senate
The oldest lawmaker is David Wark of Fredericton New Brunswick aged 111 who will leave for Ottawa next month to join the Canadian Senate. He has served since 1867 as a provincial and federated dominion legislator, beginning his career in Ireland before moving to New Brunswick.
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David Wark
Fredericton
N. B
Ottawa
Senate of Canada
Mr. Wark
Ireland
New Brunswick
Provoce
Federated Dominon
Holstein Cow Sadie Sets 30 Day Milk Record at Utica
The Champion Milch Cow of Utica New York Sadie wins a world record for thirty day milk yield producing 2754 pounds of milk with 123 pounds 8 2 ounces of butter. The piece also notes other varied observations on work shoes army fines and unselfish good deeds.
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Utica
N. Y
Sadie
Witter
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Ends Hail to Duty Quote
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue urging shoppers to ask grocers for the 2 oz package priced at five cents. The fragment also quotes Dr George MacDonald on duty and motivation.
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RED Cross
Defiance Btarch: A Distinct Process Delivers Superior Value
The notice promotes Defiance Btarch as superior to rivals, claiming it is produced by a unique method and offers one third more for ten conta. This emphasis on originality and enhanced value positions the product as a better choice.
Remarkable Thurston Family Reunion in Rumford
The Thurston family of Rumford Maine gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Trueworthy Thurstan’s home. Parents six sons two daughters and seventeen grandchildren with four great grandchildren and no deaths to date. All now live near Rumford in the so called Thurston district. The youngest newborn weighed over ten pounds.
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Thurstons
Rumford
Thurston District
Irving to stage Inferno for Sardou Dante at $206000
The production opens in a moonlit graveyard with Cypress trees moving, tombs sinking, and the famous Abandon hope motto glowing over hell mouth. Red smoke bursts, cries and curses heard, graves erupt with bursts of fire and thunder. A corpse peers from a gaping tomb as fire rain shifts to blood and green. An arctic hell view and a procession of spirits lead to a final return.
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Irving
Sardou
Dante
Hell
Arctic
Earth
Money to Cooks Prize Contest Seeks Better Family Kitchens
A $7,600 contest distributed through 735 prizes ranging from $200 to $5 aims to reward skilled family cooks or mistresses who cook. 746 winners will receive an engraved diploma from The Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Write to Erm. Crockery Dept. No. 349 for full details.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Kidney Pills Offer Fast Kidney Trouble Relief
A Virginia wood yard owner, A. T. Hitenour of Winchester, credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing his kidney pains after la grippe. The ad claims the remedy stops kidney trouble from backache to diabetes, offers a free trial by mail, and lists Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, as the publisher. Available from Franck Baker & Sons drug store at 50 cents a box.
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Dean
A. T. Hitenour
Wood Yard
East
Cork Street
Winchester
la Grippe
Franck Baker & Sons
Ritenour
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Understanding Charge Existence in Space
The text notes that all atoms have positive protons and negative electrons or vagrant charges, and questions how such charges arise in space or what mechanism sustains them, stating that the explanation is not yet apparent.
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Space
All TP to Dath Nousereapers Tee Hel Cross Ball
The fragment mentions Thomas Carlyle and a cipher key in a cryptic context with unrelated phrases about clothes and laughter. No clear event or identifiable actions are present to summarize as a news item.
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Thomas Carlyle
Defiance Starch on Sale Promises Higher Bulk Pack
A grocer warns he lacks Defiance Starch because he fears stocking it beyond the 12 oz packs. The starch is claimed to be no better than any other cold water starch yet comes in 16 oz packages and sells for a set price.
Automatic baby nurse claims revolutionary cradle device
A Swiss mechanic asserts he invented an automatic baby nurse attached to a cradle. Crying triggers air waves that move a phonograph to play a lullaby while clockwork rocks the cradle. When crying ends the system stops, allegedly dispelling every bachelor’s excuse.
No Man May Enjoy Fishing Without Better Bait
A quip on fishing warns that pleasure in angling requires superior lure than worms in a bottle, suggesting reliance on ingenuity or better equipment improves the pastime.
No true fame founded except in labors for mankind
A concise quotation attributed to Charles Sumner emphasizes that lasting fame arises from efforts that advance human happiness and welfare. It frames labor as the pathway to enduring public good rather than personal glory.
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Charles Sumner
Ann Arbor's Typhoid Experiment
At Ann Arbor University Michigan a major typhoid fever study uses six large tanks with gelatin layers to grow fever germs over 144 square feet The germs are scraped killed and bottled with two ounces enough to kill 100000 guinea pigs The aim is to extract toxin from germs test effects on animals and seek an antidote
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Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
Thomas Jefferson Sun Dial Authenticity Questioned
Fragmentary notice describes a sun dial attributed to Thomas Jefferson and owned by Devine of St. Louis. The authenticity is challenged by sworn documents, with instructions to set the dial by the North star.
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Thomas Jefferson
Devine
St. Louis
Thomas Joerson
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