Ladies Suffer No More From Menstrual Troubles
A historical medical note states that women suffering from profuse painful irregular or excessive menstruation are soon restored to health by a specified remedy. The fragment indicates a focus on female health issues and treatment in period writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Castoria
Ipitcher
CA Storia
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Beadfield's Pereate Reculator Remedy Ad
Beadfield offers a remedial tonic claimed to relieve menstrual irregularities and tonify the system. The advertisement cites a customer testimonial from Water Valley Mississippi and promotes the product for girls at puberty and delicate women. It notes availability through The Braving a Recurstion Co. in Atlanta Georgia and druggists nationwide.
The Campanero Bird of Brazil Described in April
The April Bird recalls a white plumaged campanero of Brazil whose long note echoes three miles, heard at dusk from a treetop. The article notes its green facial skin and eyes, compares it with the orange black northern oriole, and marvels at the bird’s vocal mechanism and daylight singing.
Hat bag protection for travelers conquers dust and cinders
A simple paper bag folded and carried before travel guards hat from dust on rail trips. The device, praised by enthusiasts, keeps headgear clean from cinders until destination. Also notes Patrick Gordon, a Scotsman who led Russian forces in Moscow in the 17th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt O
New York
Althoigh
Tkascia
Owen
Patrick Gordon
Auchlouchnes
Aberdeenshire
Itis
Ife
Russia
Gordon
The Shiny Scheme At A Wabash Optician
A street urchin enters a Wabash avenue optician shop and proposes a plan to flash a dazzling shine on customers boots. He asks for a chair to stage a shoe shine outside the window to force shoppers to buy spectacles. The elderly proprietor questions the idea while the boy explains the scheme in pidgin speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Avenue
Tam
Chicago News
Reading requests from rural school trustees spark confusion
A Boston publishing firm received letters from Groton Vermont trustees lamenting scarce novels and mispelled requests for readers. The town is described as terrorized by hoodlums and a secret group called The Dirty Dozen is blamed for threatening women on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Truley
Groton
Dirty Dozen
Stork Brings Twin Babies to Neighbor’s Home
Young observer Elle muses that the stork delivered two babies to Mrs Blank so she could pick the preferred one. The remark appears in a neighborly anecdote from the New York State Zeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle
Stork
Free bottles of Slocum consumption cure offered by Dr Slocum
Prominent New York chemist T A Slocum offers three free bottles of a purported cure for consumption and lung diseases to Gazette readers. He claims worldwide success, a religious duty to heal, and asks afflicted readers to write with their address to 08 Pine Street New York for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Slocum
New York City
M. D
Pine Street
New York
English Boxer Proves Outmatched in Chicago Carnival Bout
The English challenger Bill Lambkin of Birmingham faces a shocking debut at a Chicago saloon event. A French Canadian rival and local officials witness a clinched defeat as Lambkin suffers a swift knockout within the first round, leaving him puzzled by the outcome and his lost earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cormorant Club
Enz
Jishman
Bill Lambkin
Birmingham
England
Henri Pirette
Montreal
Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool swollen tired feet, relieve smarting and tight shoes, and comfort blisters bunions and callous spots. It claims easy walking and foot relief, with 25 cent price and trial package free offered by druggists and shoe stores. Address given in Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Railroading as a Career Says Chauncey Depew
Chauncey Depew argues railroading offers lifelong opportunities for health, brains, and honesty. He notes outdoor or indoor paths, the need for top school training, and that promotion favors hustlers who keep constant effort and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlustie
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Troy Polytechnic
Stevens Institute
United States
A Dine With a Nobleman Tale and a Cyclist Joke
A humorous era tale recalls how dining costs for servants exceeded club meals with Lord Poor and the Duke of Ormond. Lord Taafe opposed tips, while Sir Timothy Waldo stopped the practice after a pre dinner coin gesture. A queen's counsel favors bicycle rides with the wind, returning by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payn
Lord Poor
Duke of Ormond
Lord Taafe
Timothy Waldo
Duke of Newcastle
Queen's Counsel
London Telegraph
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Beadfield
A.w. Ft
Ous
Water Valley, Miss
Avlawta
UI PT Conte
Southern Railway
Gorn
Boerett
Hoesselurst
Lumber City
Helena
Mixaler
Npire
Cote
Steee
Villa
Ow York
Ikea
Atlante
Gincinnatt
Louis
Lonteville
Bodp
Cochran
Elena
Laglehurst
Reney
Atlanta
Nevises
Cincinnati
Pullman
Chattanooga
Memae
Caromen
Manta
Union
Gex
Ams
Lawrence Williams
Cleveland
Texas
Mexico
California
Alaska
Ary
Fred D. Bush
Louisville & Nashviller
Wall St
Ruskin
Tutt
Centaur Companew
YORK
Malsby & Company
S. Broad
S. Forsyth Sts
Erie City Iron Works
the Geiser Manufacturing Company
The
New Birdsall Company
Munger
R. Hoe & Co
Henry Disston & Sons
James Ohlen & Sons
Gardner Governor Company
Penberthy
Tion
S. Broad ST
Atlanta, Ga
Chambers Drug Store
Barnesville
Luther Holmes
Milner
Gordon Institute
Georgia
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