Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Oregon Woman
Oregon Ill woman Felons Nike D M Alters says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles that left her unable to walk. Affected on a small farm raising six hundred chickens yearly she credits the remedy and recommends it to others, inviting inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass for advice and relief.
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Oregon
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nike D
Edicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Horse and wagon block air tracks near government building
A horse hitched to a wagon blocked air tracks in front of a national capital government building. The driver freed the harness and the horse departed, while bystanders debated national conscience and clerks leaving their desks. Noon lunch breaks drew comments and laughter.
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Echelics
Church supper promises pretty girls and oysters
A fragment mentions a church supper with plans for attractive entertainment and oysters. It hints at social eating as a path to fulfillment, noting a desire to attend and partake tonight.
Gas leakage endangers motors through diluted oil
Automaker Max Hagelstine warns drivers on gasoline leakage into the crankcase. He explains how unburned fuel dilutes oil by 10 to 30 percent, reducing lubrication and risking worn wrist pins, cylinders, pistons, and bearings. Regular oil changes every two weeks in cold weather or monthly in summer prevent deterioration and can save repair costs.
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Max Hagelstine
Novel Vehicle Wheel Tire by Lezeano and Nevey
The Scientific American describes a vehicle tire with multiple yieldingly mounted sections. The invention aims to regulate resiliency to provide optimum cushioning for the vehicle and improve tire performance.
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Scientific American
G. Lezeano Y. Nevey
New York
Rescue Corps Exhibition Highlights Mine Rescue Skill Near Pittsburgh
In conjunction with a trial blasting near Pittsburgh the rescue corps of the mining department demonstrated first aid and rescue operations. The image shows rescuers aiding a colleague in a simulated mine cavern while a water truck designed for their outfit is featured.
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Department of Mines
Pittsburgh
Rescue Corps
Mining Department
Adjust Carburetor for Fuel Economy and Safe Operation
Guidance on tuning a carburetor to avoid overheating and power loss. Tests include slight air valve opening to detect a rich mix, choke pull to test for lean conditions, and throttle snap to ensure smooth pickup. Winter operation requires a slightly richer mixture to compensate for ambient conditions.
Vent for Muffler Cut-Out Troubles Solved
A vintage mechanic note explains how to improve muffler cut-outs. Cut the exhaust pipe with a hacksaw through half the diameter then saw a parallel slit and a diagonal across to create two bendable points. Add asbestos packing for a tight joint and a satisfactory vent.
Packing for Pump Glands Instructions
Instructions on packing water pump glands using asbestos rope and graphite. Recommends loose twisted asbestos rope wrapped around the shaft with graphite coating and seated in the cylinder, then the gland nut tightened just enough to prevent leakage. Avoid over tightening and improper handling of asbestos.
Gowns and Hats Shown in Paris
Paris fashion notes describe a black charmeuse tunic dress over a broche fourreau, worn with white fur ceinture and Medici collar. The piece exemplifies Parisian bets on velvet panne, lace gowns, and ornate evening toilettes as spring 1919 approaches.
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Paris
Mme. Paquin
Doucet
Mrs. Wilson
Mme, Wilson
Rue de la Paty
Maisons
Parisiennes
Lewis
Coats for Children Feature Fur Trimmed Styles
Trade reports note growing popularity of fur plush coats for children with velvet and velour, many trimmed in fur. Demand centers on fine materials and workmanship at reasonable prices. Styles mimic military coats with khaki and other colors such as teal blue gray and Nile green.
Spring Valete
Men wear striped silk shirting pieces described as spring waists in period fashion text.
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advert shows Freezone drops relieve tender corns and calluses instantly. A tiny bottle claims to remove corn root and all with no pain or irritation, suitable for hard and soft corns and foot calluses.
Editorial Sanctum of the Chiggersville Daily Truth
A visitor questions the sanctum within the Chiggersville Daily Truth editor’s lair. The editor defends the cluttered room filled with scraps of copy, cigar stubs, tobacco ashes, and battered furniture as a peaceful retreat.
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Ima’am
Chiggersville
Daily Truth
Denar
Birmingham Age-Herald
Boschee's Syrup Advertises Fifty-One Years Of Use
An American produced cough remedy Boschee's Syrup touts fifty-one years of nationwide use for coughs bronchitis colds settled in the throat and lung troubles. It promises restful nights, easier expectoration, and natural healing as the patient regains health.
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Boschee
United States
Nature
America
Adv
The Difficulty Breaks Habit in Boston Dialogue
A brief transcript scene features a mother and Norah debating the impulse to have the final say. Norah insists on certainty of another remark, while the mistress urges ending the exchanges. The exchange captures household tensions in a Boston context.
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Norah
Boston
Transcript
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Lydia E.pinkham
Uulcura Ngertay
Ise
Jake
Graves
Westminster Bldg
Chicago
Til
W.N. U
Des Moines
Boschee’s Syrup
Fletcher
AD Druggista
Mr. Schleum
Mr. Schleusner
Dean
C. H. Coggeshall
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Simnogin
Hares
Tak
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