How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation
Canton Ohio woman Marie Boyd describes relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says doctors urged surgery but the remedy allowed her to work at home and avoid operation. The ad urges others to try the product and write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
6Th St
N. E
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Various Ad Propositions and Siamese Musical Trends
An assortment of ads promotes stamps venture cars and belts with salesmen wanted, farmland in Lee County Mississippi offered, and Tupelo Realty advertising. A dated note discusses Siam's commercial potential with phonographs limited and Western instruments rare, while pianos and organs are mostly ornamental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Swamp Root touted for kidney and bladder health
Reader appeal targets women with kidney and bladder trouble claiming Swamp Root restores kidney health. Ad copy notes back pain and fatigue improve, urges sending ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co and lists available bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Friendly Boy Recovers Lost Hat In Strong Gale
A small boy trudges across Broadway with two long bundles as a windstorm rages. His hat is blown away, but a kind passerby on the curb stops it and places it firmly on the boy’s head, without the boy touching it.
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Broadway
Insightful remarks on insanity and honesty in friendship
The passage recalls a question about proof of insanity. It notes a man on a fishing party boasting of poor catches and commenting only that his child is dull. It concludes that a critic may be a true friend, yet provokes a desire to rebuke.
Illinois News Notes A lively roundup across towns
Illinois notes report varied items from Mount Carmel to Quincy. Wabash county lacks a jail with no prisoners, Tri noig students back honor system, Rockford foresees higher coal prices, Urbana and Chicago panels on holidays and protests, and Springfield courts dispute Lincoln arm chair ownership.
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Mount Carmel
Wabash
Illinois
Urbana
University of Trinoig
Rockford
Freeport
Illinois Northern Utilities Company
Cosmopolitan Club
University of Illinois
Chicago
Thompson
Mount Pulaski
Taylorville
Christian County
Bloomington
Knox
Adolph Germer
Socialist Party
Méu
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
Springfield
Lincoln
White House
George B. Lloyd
Robert T. Lincoln
Lloyd
Burlington
Hiawatha Avenue
Berwyn
William C. Wigand
Mildred Wigand
Willard Wigand
Raymond Wigand
William Frederick Steinberg
Gary
Ind
William A. Eick
Hadley
Mich
Steinberg
A. Marsden
Quincy
State Chamber of Commerce
L. St. Henderson
Jacksonville
Lincoln State School
Colony
How to Show Our Love in the Sunday Lesson
The June 22 lesson from I Corinthians 13 explores the supremacy of love as the fruit of the Spirit. It outlines the attributes of love, its enduring nature, and how love surpasses tongues prophecy faith or charity, stressing love as the transforming force in life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahich
Earth
Christ
God
The School of Gentleness in the Great Physician
Describes Jesus as a tender healer who greets bruised reeds and broken hearts with gentleness. He calls people Son and Daughter and heals through a calm, compassionate touch. His patient ministry lightens burdens and comforts hearts before physical restoration. The hospital work of the Saviour is a school of gentleness.
Do Not Shun the Light, Ainsworth Quote
The line warns that avoiding light leads to lost peace and unresolved sin. Facing one’s faults is necessary to find inner peace and truth, as expressed by Percy C. Ainsworth.
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Percy C. Ainsworth
Silence as Prudence and Duty in Speech
A quotation argues that reserve can require silence, while higher reason may justify speaking truth. It contrasts disciplined restraint with the obligation to voice thoughts when circumstances demand clarity.
Promenade at Monument Circle Ends With Reflection
Two couples walk around Monument Circle when a boy offers roses to the man. The woman reveals he is her husband, ending the brief encounter with a quiet, practical remark. The Indianapolis News quotes the line as a moment of candid humor.
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Monument Circle
Indianapolis News
Whistler Kill Shows Nuisance Bites Back
The unidentified person in a local motion picture theater killed Moses Cohen after hearing him whistle. The evening telegraph notes law enforcement will pursue the killer, while condemning public whistling in theaters and other public spaces.
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Moses Cohen
New York Evening Telegraph
Grammar Reform Now Urged After Spelling Wins
The dialogue argues for grammar reform following spelling simplification. It questions the acceptability of split infinitives and singular verbs with two nouns, noting progress and suggesting action is overdue.
Enginers scarce as search for engineers proves tough
The saying highlights the difficulty of locating skilled engineers versus basic engine parts. Institutions seek qualified applicants amid demand in tech and manufacturing sectors.
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Wess
VY Record
4Th & Main Sts
Los Angeles
Cal
Car-Bo-Deen
Car-Bo-Deen Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Jos. Slee
B’way
N. Y
Lee Co
Tupelo Realty Co
Tupelo, Miss
Murinhen Edy Co
Illinois News Notes
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Dean
Bright
Iowa
Simmons
Mirengo
Mack
Doan
Shar Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Stevenson
ILET
New York
Sue TonicHl
STANDARD_ AUTOMOBILE PRINTING COMPANY
Dallas
Texas
Rational Magazine
A. P. Collins
Eri
Heron Co
Cleveland
California
H. Mills
San Francisco
Bull Durham
Tru
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