Misery of Backache Relief Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham
A historic note extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for backache and related ailments. A Muskegon woman, Mia G. Schoon, shares a testimonial praising renewed health and work ability after using the product. The ad copy invites readers to seek advice from the company in confidence.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia. G. Schoon
Held
Wood Ave
Muskegon, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkine
Roraig
Ceeseas
Pinkham Ra Vegetable Co
Ankhse tiediZne Kine
Gut Lynn
Boulevard Deputy Sheriff Provokes Local Fracas
A garage proprietor boasts a deputy sheriff status after a recent interaction. The narrator asks about the boss, Fat reveals the deputy badge and parade of authority. The scene highlights the pomp and self-importance displayed by the deputy in a casual repair shop setting.
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Doss
Prussia
Scared Them Off Stray Story Teaser
A man in a trench coat proclaims a birthday ritual of gifting cigars to friends, who mock the gesture. He notes the cigars vanish into a cycle of horror memories and eventual rejection, claiming the “weird” gift earns him yearly dollars through a grim routine.
The Usual Thing. Senator Branhaw Boosts Denunciations
The Kansas City Star quotes Senator Branhaw thunderously denouncing merciless profiteers from every stump and husting. When pressed about concrete action on the 12 various outrages, he retorts that he has denounced them but offers no new measures.
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Branhaw
Kansas City Star
Lessons On Samuel Life In June Bible Review
A compact study outline for a June 27 lesson focusing on the noble life of Samuel. It covers primary and junior topics, related personalities like Gideon and David, and Peloubet notes suggested questions on government, women, prayer, and leadership.
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Gideon
Ali
Samuel
Eli
Wong
Soul
David
Peloubet
Jesus
Emmaus
Deborah
Ruth
Christ
God
Jonathan
Saul
The Supreme Beauty and the Image of the Span
The passage extols salvation as more than forgiveness or heaven. It emphasizes becoming conformed to the Image of the Span, urging the poor to attain this ideal transformation through spiritual salvation rather than mere safety from sin.
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Mark
Seeing and Judging in Human Nature
A compact reflection on how people perceive others and judge more harshly than themselves, citing Terence. The piece argues human bias shapes judgment and calls for self awareness in evaluating behavior.
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Terence
Freezone corn remedy sensational claim from Cincinnati inventor
An advertisement touts Freezone as a magic solution for corns. It promises instant relief and easy removal with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents. The copy credits a Cincinnati inventor named Ady and asserts no pain or irritation.
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Clocinnati
Ady
Average sleeper counts beds across a traveler's life
A veteran commercial traveler based in New York says he has slept in at least eight thousand beds over forty years on the road, claiming he has always slept well in them. The article notes the typical person may use about one hundred beds in a lifetime.
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New York
Why Gruggists Recommend Swamp-Root Medicinal Claim
Drugstore readers are urged that Dr Kilmer Swamp Root strengthens kidneys liver and bladder and has stood the test of years. The ad notes it is a physician prescription medicine, available at druggists, with a sample offer for ten cents and a request to mention the paper.
Giving Her Fair Warning
A reprimanded boy tells his baby sister in the crib that she should go back where she came from. The line reflects a harsh moment as the mother overhears the remark and the family dynamic is implied. The scene centers on a child’s cruel pledge and its emotional impact.
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John
He'd Heard That Before Exchange Story
A woman recounts a New York trip last fall when riding a motor bus. She jokingly touched a man’s knee and offered a shine joke. The man replied his wife had told him the same that morning, illustrating a humorous exchange from that day.
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New York
Bayer Aspirin and intruder incident in apartment house
An ad touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for decades with unbroken Bayer packages and small twelve tablet tins. The entry also notes larger druggist packages and lists uses from headache to rheumatism. A separate fragment quotes a janitor reacting to a child crying and interfering with phonographs and prayer pianos.
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Bayer
Mable
Allen's Foot Ease Relief Ad Copy
An advertisement proclaims Allen's Foot Ease as instant relief for corns bunions and sore feet. It claims a foot bath with antiseptic powder used by the Army and Navy during the war and notes widespread availability.
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Allen
Adv
Couldn't Escape Them Parade Dialog Shapes Public Mood
A terse exchange features George denying creditor pressures while another retorts he meets one every five minutes. The passage notes most movements to right the wrongs of the people fade after the initial parade disperses.
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George
Auto's Stomach
Four year old Ruth watches a gas station man remove a cushion and oil an automobile tank. She remarks that she knew people ride a horse but did not realize To was riding on the automobile stomach.
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Auto
Ruth
Ash
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Mercantile Trust Company of
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the Mercantile Trust Company
United States
St. Louis Clearing House Bank
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Illinois
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ST Louis
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Indanes Chudrin
Castoria
Mudbaden Sulphur Springs Co
Post Office Box
Jordan, Minn
Bert
Ello
New South Wales
Eagle Hosiery
Darby
Parker
Drageiste
Jogne
Hindercorns
Cale Jouser
Toell
Brige Sint
Marnie
Chrisges
Watson Ke, Coleman
Washington, D.C
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