Woman Reports Recovery After Using Lydia Pinkham Product
Mrs. E T Galloway of Orters Creek Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relieving years of illness. She says she was nearly invalid three years ago and spent much time in bed but has been well for two years. As a farmer's wife she stays active in garden chores poultry and housework. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and states it helped her and could help them.
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Carter’s Creek
Tenn
E.T. Galloway
Orter’s Creek
What Minute of the Day
Quote exchange questions how to define a minute of the day. The dialogue involves Hubble probing the exact minute referenced, while the other speaker asserts readiness within a minute. The fragment hints at time idiom and conversational timing.
Drugstore Complexion Brush Strains Discussed
A brief note describes efforts to improve the appearance of cosmetic products at a local drugstore. The item mentions strains or issues related to the product line and options under review by staff.
Costume Suits Have the Call
A New York Times fashion piece notes costume suits rise to prominence for busy women. It describes three piece appearances with wool, silk, fur trim, two tone coats, and matching dresses. The outfits blend warmth and chic lines with wraps, French inspired dresses, and coque feather hats.
Clean Air Adds to Motor's Life
A report notes how clean air contributes to longer engine life as particles are expelled from the system improving efficiency and reducing wear.
Absorber From Old Tube Improves Auto Ride
An improvised shock absorber for a light car uses an old inner tube cut into two rubber ribbons wrapped around each end of the rear axle and a hanger. The device, loaded with passengers, reduces engine wear and improves ride, with clips securing the ends. Also described is an air cleaner that uses centrifugal action to strip dust from intake air, throwing out dirt and even grasshoppers.
Modern Motor Mottoes From a Quirky Car Verse
A collection of humorous and old time sayings about cars and driving. The verses joke about tires gas and speed noting how habits and mishaps affect a vehicle and its owner. Each line offers a playful moral about prudent driving and maintenance.
Automobile care tips from an old manual blend rust prevention and safety
The article offers car maintenance guidance. It covers rust prevention with shellac and graphite, tire inflation to prevent bellyout, radiator cleaning, flushing to remove rust, importance of proper inflation, carrying a pocket lamp for night repairs, streetcar safety signals, carburetor sediment drainage, and extra carpet for stairs to extend wear life.
Best efficiency of engine from cooling water temperature
The highest engine efficiency occurs when cooling water is between 170 and 180 degrees. Lower temperatures cause gasoline vapor to condense and carbon deposits, while higher temperatures lead to rapid evaporation and boiling of water.
Greek Goddess of the chase named Diameter
An ancient history class at a city high school debated Greek myth. A student answered a question by writing that the goddess of the chase was Diameter, a claim not aligned with classical myth.
Sand Shortage Hurts Cementing Friend Ships
A brief note explains that people without sand face challenges in cementing friendships. It portrays social friction caused by scarce resources and the resulting strain on relationships.
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Haarlem
Holland
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DR. C.H. Berry CO
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Mr. Hill
Selex Syndicate
Kimball Hall
New York Times
Charles Waite
Louisville
Popular Mechanics Magazine
The
Safety Institute of America
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines
Iowa
National Organization To
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Mowin L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
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We Boys Shoes
L. Douglas Shoe Co
Spark Street Peasen
Fudge
Baker’s Chocolate
Watter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
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