Oklahoma Farm Woman Reclaims Health with Vegetable Compound
A tired Oklahoma dairy worker, Mrs. Cora Short, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improved health and energy after seven bottles. She notes weight gain from 115 to 135 pounds, sleep improvements, and renewed confidence. The letter urges other working women to try the remedy.
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Oklahoma
Lydia FB. Pinkham
Cora Short
R. R
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mrs. Short
Lydia Pinkham
Represented People: Bloom Quoted in New York Crowd Incident
Congressman Sol Bloom impressed by the idea a public official serves the people during a New York gathering. He arrived to a surging crowd blocking the entrance and asserted his role by declaring I represent the people and am supposed to speak here. The shoulder owner challenged him with Who are you.
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Sol Bloom
New York City
Bloom
Mr. Bloom
Radio Adds Sleep Reminder in One Night Stand Debate
A brief exchange contrasts sleep awareness and radio access as two speakers discuss nighttime routines. The dialogue hints at priorities and media presence in a casual, urban setting.
Simplicity Marks New Sports Frock
Paris fashion shifts to simple sports frocks for spring era. The piece notes short hems. Lanvin Patou and Chanel models. practical, tasteful fabrics like crepe de chine and jersey. accessories from low heels to large morning bags. and a move away from overdone frills toward utilitarian chic for both players and spectators.
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Paris
New York Herald-Tribune
New York
London
Smart Demoiselles
Nice
Palm Beach
Coconut Grove
Riviera
Suzanne
Helen
Chanel
Patou
Cabinet law 1926 Western Newspaper Union noted
A brief, fragmentary quotation from John Muir appears in a 1926 Western Newspaper Union caption, reflecting on origins and the idea of returning to the woods as a form of home.
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Western Newspaper Union
John Muir
Mercenary remark at Miami luncheon sparks beach gossip
Countess Pierre de Falican reports overheard chatter about two girls on a Miami beach. One says Susan tripped on purpose to lure young Coppers, the Montana millionaire, into heroics. The other doodles a “business trip” interpretation of the scene.
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Pierre de Falican
Miami
Susan
Debt Burden Tightens as Repayment Proves Tough
A terse notice reports rising strain on borrowers who struggle to repay loans. Lenders warn that delays could trigger higher interest and stricter collection actions amid cautious market conditions.
Keep Going When Advertising and Commerce Halt
Keep going proverb from Western Druggist notes chain of cause and effect from reduced advertising to halted production and earnings. It ends with a warning about prudence, citing Taylor on choosing company wisely. The quotation reflects 19th century business ethics and personal conduct guidance.
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