Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Appeal in Lincoln and Iowa
Letters from women in Lincoln Nebraska and Volga City and Fouke Arkansas praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for back pains chills and weakness. The ad cites high success claims and notes over 100000 replies with 98 percent reporting benefit. Sold by druggists nationally.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles F. Dolezal
Garber Ave
Lincoln, Nebraska
Val City
Iowa
Tydia Pinkham
Fouke
Arkansas
Dora Philyaw
R.R. No.2
W. L.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Water power concentrated in Pacific Northwest states
Nearly one third of U S water power lies in Washington Oregon and Idaho. An actress might view a divorce as her best part. A Boston Transcript quip notes the difficulty of speaking with a full mouth and an empty head.
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The
United States
Washington, Oregon and
Idaho
Boston Transcript
Gardener Delays Supper To Water Garden Before Storm
Old Dee Jones, a cheerful gardener, labors to finish watering his plants as sultry weather hints at a coming shower. His wife Mrs Jones calls for supper but he ignores the request, saying he must finish before the storm breaks.
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Dee Jones
Girl Learns Love Claims Don’t End With Words
A personal caution about trust in romance. The speaker notes a girl rejects a man who says he loves her but offers no actions to prove the sentiment. The line emphasizes action over empty declarations in relationships.
Losses and Troubles Create Room for Opportunity
The phrase frames misfortune as a chance for growth and adjustment. It suggests resilience and proactive steps following setbacks, highlighting the potential positive turn in difficult periods.
Painful toothache remedy joke from St. Louis Times
A joke where Joe asks what's the matter and a friend suggests a cure for a toothache by throwing a stone at the opposite window. The pane will go, delivering a punny punchline.
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Joe
St. Louis Times
Self-Made Bradder Shinpaw Cited for Notable Wealth
Quoted locals praise Bradder Shinpaw for earning about $200, with one speaker recalling knowing the man before his wealth. The dialogue reflects Louisiana slang and rural pride in a community anecdote.
Vanity as Intellectual Entertainment
A brief reflection on vanity being the sole form of intellectual amusement for some individuals, suggesting a critique of superficial self-regard as a substitute for deeper thought.
Little Nema Big Problem on Farm
The article explains the vast abundance of nematodes in soil and water and their major impact on agriculture. It details root knot nematodes that attack hundreds of plants, their life cycle, and how rotation and weed control help manage them. It also notes greenhouse treatments, potential biological controls, and future uses of nematodes to combat pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
N. A. Cobb
Laredo
Firat
Cobb
Clover Failure Explained by Soil and Disease Causes
The article summarizes why red clover fails, citing improper soils, nutrient loss from overcultivation, and diseases. It notes USDA Farmers' Bulletin 1365 outlines remedies including liming, adding organic matter, and using disease resistant varieties or alternative legumes like alsike clover hairy vetch or soybeans. A bulletin copy is available while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington, D. C
Seed Time and Clover Seed Guidance for Reforestation
Seed time is here and reforestation today prepares tomorrow. Northern grown seed is essential for success with red clover. High price does not guarantee quality, but low price often means poor seed. Wise Nature aims for leaves and vegetation to decay to enrich soil rather than burn it. Hubam clover may grow larger in the first year than biennial white sweet clover.
Thoughtful of Him Isabel Misreads Daniel Story
Isabel misstates the biblical tale by saying Daniel phoned his wife after surviving the lion's den. The mother asks for interpretation, revealing a lighthearted miscue in the child’s recall of the story.
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Isabel
Daniel
Mother
Ole Buck Quote on Education and Jobs
A college education may fit a young man for a job, but it does not entitle him to one. The remark by Ole Buck reflects a pragmatic view on schooling and employment opportunities.
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Ole Buck
Slashing Costs Sparks Quick Talk in Flicker Dialog
A brisk exchange shows Mrs. Flicker pleading for expense cuts while Fanny offers practical ideas. A quip from Judge suggests extending a hairstyle wave as a symbol of frugality, capturing a domestic scene of budget talk and light humor.
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Fanny
Flicker
Repartee Exchanges Sharp Backhanded Snub
A terse exchange mocks vanity and wit as one speaker taunts the other about self-perception. The reply doubles down on the clash, revealing a playful but pointed spar between rivals.
Taken by Oliver Wendell Holmes and son
The note recalls that the late Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes enjoyed photography. He once presented a picture to a friend with the inscription on the back stating that it was taken by Oliver Wendell Holmes and son.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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