Remarkable praise for Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy
Mrs. E Sheldon of Englewood Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her migraines nervousness hot flashes and a near mental breakdown after costly doctors failed. She urges others to trust the root and herb based medicine noting it saved her life and kept her out of the Insane Hospital. The ad claims physicians often fail while the remedy prevails and invites readers to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. E. Sheldon
S. Halsted St
Coul
Lydia E. Pinkam
Miss Gabble and Miss Kate Sparks of Mouth Size Exchange
Dialogue from a Boston Transcript item notes Miss Gabble boasting about a big mouth and Miss Kate correcting her. The exchange pokes fun at perception versus reality in a brief social quip. An advertisement touts Red Cross Bag Blue as a superior product available from grocers.
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Gabble
Kate
Boston Transcript
Safety First in a Quarrel About War and House Troubles
A couple debating war and patience reveals a light remark on temper. A streetcar scene shows how two lovers can unsettle a carful of riders with mood and wit.
New Flotation Prospects Rise in Jerome District Mines
The Verde Combination Copper Company enters as the newest large flotation in the Jerome district. A second ore ledge is revealed in the Oatman Combination shaft now 350 feet deep. Telluride shaft at Kingman reaches water level at 500 feet and a station is cut. A rich copper ore strike is found in a shaft 30 feet deep on the Arizona Tom Reed group at Oatman. Shattuck mine projected value $13 to $15 per share this year amid Arizona copper surge. The Bradshaw mountains see a major deep level tunnel development with bonuses for Bluebird employes. Decora tion Day ore shoot in Times tunnel at Oatman remains rich and widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verde Combination Copper Company
Jerome
Oatman Combination
Kingman
Arizona-Tom Reed Group
Oatman
Shattuck
Arizona
Bradshaw Mountains
Times Tunnel
Tungsten Mines Pivot in Colorado Growth
Mining activity surges in the Penrose region as the Crise Bracken tungsten mines near Boulder Falls are bought by A H Carlisle for 100000 dollars. Leadville works unwater old mines uncovering large ore bodies while silver gains lift Boulder area output. Silverton Gladstone railroad opens for summer shipments. Annie L property near Boulder Falls yields high grade tungsten. Canon City hosts Empire Zinc plant. Argo reduction works at Idaho Springs run around the clock.
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Penrose
Boulder Falls
A. H. Carlisle
Leadville
Boulder
Silverton-Gladstone
Silverton
New York
Rollinsville
Gilpin County
Nederland
Annie L
Sugar Loaf
Empire Zinc Company
Eagle County
New Mexico
Nevada
Canon City
Mining activity and ore discoveries across New Mexico lands
Test well work continues in the Meadows section of San Juan county by H. B. Gooch crew. Lyons and Foster report a copper ore strike at Dead Man Gulch in the Burro mountains while E. C. Kniffin drills a 100 foot test at Columbus to assess oil bearing potential. Moeller and Warnock of El Paso lease and bond the Garnet mines at Jarilla in Otero county, sending a 25‑man crew to work.
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Meadows
San Juan County
H. B. Gooch
Thomas Lyons
L. E. Foster
Mr. Lyon
Dead Man Gulch
Burro Mountains
Columbus
E. C. Kniffin
William Moeller
O. D. Warnock
el Paso
C. C. Carroll
Springfield
Ill
Garnet
Jarilla
Otero County
Excellent Feed for Swine Rape a Fast Growing Forage
Rape is a large succulent forage that grows rapidly and is palatable to hogs, making it one of the best swine forages. Properly managed, it can provide pasture for 15 to 20 hogs per acre and is commonly seeded with the Dwarf Essex variety at a low cost.
Prevention of ox warbles damage to cattle economy
Cattlemen estimate warble grub causes 35 to 50 million dollars yearly in losses from flesh damage, reduced milk, and lower hide value. Grubs inhabit the back skin of cattle, especially in late winter, lowering overall productivity.
Section Through Skin of Steel Shows Grub With Head Pointed
Describes a parasite in cattle causing lumps and a small skin opening at the swelling top. Grubs may be pressed out, and all should be destroyed. In small herds remove grubs and examine cattle every two to three weeks. Spraying with kerosene emulsion fish oil or train oil will kill grubs but wounds heal poorly unless grubs are removed.
Furred Tongue and Medical Diagnosis Sarcasm
The editor ridicules the furred tongue as a supposed sign of digestive trouble. He recalls an old time spinster who warned against doctors and notes how some physicians claim to diagnose some illnesses from a distance or by tongue inspection. He treats the furred tongue as sarcasm rather than a real medical symptom.
Cuticura Ad Promotes Skin Relief and Free Sample Offer
The advertisement urges bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse and purify. It claims instant itch relief and healing for pimples dandruff scalp irritations and rough hands, plus a free mail sample by sending a postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Associations Are A Habit
John J. Chapman in Atlantic Monthly critiques how all trades and interests form clubs. He cites fashionable mothers forming societies to decide what plays children see, including a Ring and Coral association split into antiring and coralites.
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Ring and Coral Association
Antiring
Coralites
John J. Chapman
Atlantic Monthly
Philters in Chemistry Sparks at Home Visit
Philters shows strong interest in chemistry and spends much time in the laboratory retorts. Mrs Philters visits to lecture him about wasting time and spoiling his clothes, prompting quiet exchanges of irony and concern.
Efficiency. Mrs Knicker We Can’t Keep a Cook
Mrs Knicker voices frustration over retaining a cook as Mrs Becker jokes about advertising for a food dictator. The playful exchange highlights domestic staffing woes and humor in household management.
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Knicker
Proper test of brood sow milking and thrift
The test of a sow as a good milker rests on how well her pigs thrive and her condition during lactation. If her pigs prosper, she eats freely, stays healthy, yet grows thinner, she is likely a good milker. Beware sows that gain fat between farrowing and weaning.
Oil field to deploy new drilling machine from Casper
A new well drilling machine for the head of Dry Piney will be placed in operation after Charlie Lackey reports the machine has shipped from Casper. Word also arrives of a purported gold discovery on the Iron Springs divide between Craig and Baggs with Denver assay values around $1,900 per ton.
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Dry Piney
Charlie Lackey
Casper
Baggs
Iron Springs
Craig
Denver
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Ouray
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Erwin
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