Dr Pierce Medicines Openly List Ingredients On Bottles
The article argues that Common Sense leads intelligent people to use medicines with known compositions and praises Dr. Pierce's remedies for openly listing ingredients. It notes the Golden Medical Discovery cures various catarrhal and digestive issues, warns it won't cure advanced consumption, and emphasizes patience and thorough use.
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Pierce
Round Trip Tickets For West Coast And Norfolk Exposition
Tickets issued by Imperial Council Mystic ton and National Medical Association offer round trips to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Norfolk Virginia for various dates with stopover privileges west of the Mississippi. Rates and final limits vary by route and ticket type, with sales starting May 7 and 21 and return deadlines up to 30 days post-travel. Contact for details.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
National Medical Association
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Mississippi River
Norfolk
Louisville & Nashville
Hall
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Cincinnati
Joy of My Soul and a Rowing Confession
Roger confronts Cynthia in Mrs. Keener's garden during a tense flirtation scene. She teases his dignity while she writes and he searches for a reply to her elusive heart. A note reveals another man named Helen and a plan to meet on the river.
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Cyrntila
Teels
Roger Somers
Koger
Cynthia
Mrs. Keener
Harding
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Helen
Cinthia
The Value of Real Home Over Fine Furnishings
The excerpt argues elegance is overrated and real love and simple living matter more than ornate furniture or a grand home. It compares prioritizing outward show to sacrificing inner warmth, urging care for meaningful relationships over material display.
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John the Baptist
Gilver Wendell Flolmes
English In the Orient Calendar Request From Peking Firm
A trading firm in Peking received a polite note praising the Chinese calendar as superb and gigantic and requesting pieces for display due to great interest. The missive seeks copies and expresses admiration for its spectacle and usefulness.
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Peking
London Mail
Good manners and true politeness in daily life
The piece distinguishes good manners from mere mannerisms, defining true politeness as arising from consideration for others, habitual self denial, and a love of gentleness. It notes that politeness is shown in small daily deeds rather than grand gestures and everyday interactions matter most.
Baby's Bath Blanket for the Layette
A practical newborn item described as a warm wool flannel bath blanket. It serves as an infant wrap and protects the mother's gown during bath time. Two yards of material are used, folded to create two one yard lengths with a tuck and wash ribbon tie, finished with binding or buttonhole stitching.
Plain Hot Water Powers Health And Comfort
The Boston Herald extols plain hot water as the best toilet preparation with diverse uses. It suggests drinking a bowl nightly for digestion and sleep, warming feet during a cold, backache relief, neck warmth for headaches, eye bathing when inflamed, soaking feet and hands, and weekly steam facial for complexion.
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Boston Herald
How to Air a Bed Properly
Stripping the bed and airing bedding in a dry room is essential. Do not leave windows directly over the bed in damp or rainy weather. Avoid humidity seeping into sheets by keeping bedding away from cold or damp windows.
French Milk Bleach Recipe for Skin Care
An old French formula describes a milk based bleach. Heat milk to thick, blend with cucumber pulp, strain, and mix with alcohol benzoin tincture and perfume. Let cool, apply nightly after cleansing, and finish with creme marquise to nourish the surface.
Ironing Tablecloths With Starch For Body and Gloss
To keep tablecloths stiff and glossy iron them on both sides. If quality is good and they are well moistened, iron until dry. For worn thin cloths use remaining starch diluted with water, rinse, dry, sprinkle, and iron as usual to restore body.
Treatment for Moist Hands Using Tonics and Ointment
The guide recommends daily hand care starting with a blend of two ounces of cologne and two drams of belladonna tincture applied after washing. It details a second lotion of one dram isinglass one dram turpentine and two drams oxide of zinc ointment heated gently to dissolve tsinglass then applied to the palms at night and possibly twice daily, finished with powder.
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