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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
Nationals in Washington hear endorsements from Belva Lockwood and Dr Martian for Peryna as a remedy for colds catarrh hay fever and related illnesses. Letters claim benefits for elderly and weak patients and urge readers to consult Dr Wachman for personalized guidance.
In the Chicago News piece the article notes a shift over fifteen years with women entering nearly every profession from medicine to street cleaning. It contrasts past limits with present opportunities and argues education should prepare women for general and specialized vocations just as men are prepared for their careers.
A tale from Savannal News describes Montavon a Swiss village where every resident bears the Montavon name and town rights are held by the family. The article also reproduces sensational medical ads claiming cures for deafness and related ailments with persuasive testimonials and offers a reward.
The article outlines House and Senate actions on multiple appropriations and amendments, including a $4,000,000 urban expo support, naval hazing provisions, and post office streamlining. It notes debates on pneumatic tube service extensions, labor policy, and various conference reports, with Washington’s birthday remarks and pension bill approvals shaping the week.
A Kansas City druggist offered to cure rheumatism for five dollars using Dodd's Kidney Pills after a woman, Miss Nichols, sought medicine for years of pain. She reported rapid relief and lasting cure after using two boxes, praising the pills as life preservers. The piece also notes Mrs Nichols' stature in the community and promotes product pricing and ordering details.
Comic snippet about Dabney Diggs unable to win a girl's affection due to a railroad rival who always gets her permission to go places. Includes a joke style exchange from the Indianapolis Journal.
A literary advertisement urges women to seek early relief from anxiety and backache with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It promises confidential guidance from Mrs. Pinkham and stresses prompt action to restore vitality and happiness.
Mrs. W. P. Varestive of 566 Ferry Avenue Camden New Jersey testifies that Lynn E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her nervous tension headaches and stomach pain after four bottles. She says she recovered vitality and could perform daily tasks again and praises the remedy.
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