Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Helpful
A Chicago woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased severe side and back pains after illness left her unable to work. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges others with female complaints to try the product.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Anna
St., Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mulsified shampoo touted as pure hair care
A fragment describes a shampoo claimed to be pure and passable for brittle hair and warns against injurious soaps. It mentions Mulsified shampoo as a remedy and a note about a method for obtaining nickel from pit waters containing metals.
Billy and the Mayor’s Fountain Misadventure
Billy the goat causes chaos as he escapes the cook and shirtless mayor. The goat ends up in the mayor’s fountain after a wild chase, the mayor plunging into the green water while Billy dodges his cane and slips away back to the street.
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Billy
Frank
Rank
Lindsey saves two young hearts in a seaside tale
A diary fragment follows Lindsey through meetings with Mr. Reade, arranging a year as a chartered cartoonist for The Evening Leader, and farewell lunches. She visits Dorry, notes her pale mood and love troubles, and reflects on independence and future plans.
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Lindsey
Mr. Reade
Europe
Evening Leader
Brixy
Dorry
Dear Mrs Thompson and Readers Questions on Marriage and Breakups
A reader asks about a unhappy fourteen year marriage with a withdrawn husband and how to regain happiness including visiting her mother, engaging with her son, and changing how to interact at home. The second letter concerns a 16 and 17 year old girl who court a boy from another town and seeks to win back a broken engagement after a one night, plus a separate incident of a girl who left her fiancé for his cousin.
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Dorothy Wilson
Lindy Dear
India
Dorry
Arthur Staunton
Mr. Staunton
Brixy
Mrs. Thompson
Proken Hearts and Teen Romance Advice Column
A reader asks if either girl caused the rift with a town visiting boy who meddled in their friendship. The advisor says the girl should avoid the teasing youth and not pursue serious dating while she is young, noting she may be calculating revenge by dating him.
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Anny
Dreco Credited For Backache Relief By Athens Official
John Call, Athens County road superintendent, says Dreco eased his backache and constipation, reduced gas, steadied nerves, and improved sleep and appetite. He reports kidneys and bowels now regular, praising the herbal tonic and noting local druggists carry it through The Cline Pharmacy Co.
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Dreco
Akron
John Call
Route 6
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Pattern 296: four size bust range and yardage notes
Pattern 296 is described for four sizes from Small to Extra Large with bust measurements 32-46 inches. A Medium size requires 444 yards of 36 inch material. Suggested fabrics include white cambric, chambray, gingham, lawn, drill, and alpaca. Mailed pattern on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps.
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Highlight Plains Activity
The Plains community lists numerous visitors and guests over the weekend including Mrs. George Burchfield and daughters Daisy and Edna from Barnesville staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield. Attendance includes Mrs. James Terrell and son Ambrose at Clarence Smith’s funeral in Carbonhill, and many Athens and Chauncey residents visiting or hosting at various homes and shops.
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George Burchfield
Daisy
Edna
Barnesville
Arthur Burchfield
James. Terrell
Ambrose
Clarence Smith
Carbonhill
Lucy Surgeon
Athens
Robert Graves
Abbie Graves
Maude McAlister
Fannie McCathran
Roda Waymer
Kathrine Southerton
Orauncey
James Burchfield
New England
John Southerton
Poston
Dora Smith
Albert
Phillip Miller
Nelsonville
William Whitlatch
Clarice
W. S. Savage
Katherine Southerton
Chauncey
Dugan Shaffer
George Gabriel Jr
Circle Hill
Leslie
Agnes Davis
Near Columbus
Mary Dowler
Della Shaw
Union
Floyd Barker
Pioneer Mothers Remedies and Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Recipes of Our Pioneer Mothers describe home treatments using roots herbs and barks. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound emerged from these recipes and became a famous cure for female illnesses used by thousands nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Knights of Columbus elect seven to supreme board
The 38th supreme convention of the Knights of Columbus elected seven new directors without opposition. John A. O Dwyer of Toledo Ohio was among the winners. A congratulatory message from Secretary of War Baker for wartime work was read to the delegates.
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Knights OF Columbus
Ohio
New York
Supreme Convention
The
Supreme Board of Directors
John A. O'Dwyer
Toledo
Baker
Rub-No More Soap Flakes Ad Highlights Delicate Cleaning
An advertisement promotes Rub-No More Soap Flakes designed for washing delicate fabrics. It urges consumers to try a package, watch for coupons, and ask for Rub-No More at grocers.
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