How This Nervous Woman Got Well
The article describes a patent medicine advertisement by Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company and discusses nervousness as a female illness. It highlights supposed cures and urges readers to seek relief through the product, reflecting era health beliefs and patent medicine marketing. The piece also notes snowy owls appearing in Nebraska as a rare ornithological event reported by The Argonaut.
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Fran
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sauard
Nebraska
Arctic
Freckle Charm Warns of Unsafe Skin Lotion
An ad touts lemon juice and orchard white as a freckle sunburn and tan remover for a cheap complexion fix. It urges regular use on face and arms. a cautionary line hints misuse can harm, with a humorous remark about a man’s indifference to time.
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Ady
Characteristica of God's Word and Notable Bible Study
Lesson outlines six descriptive titles six qualities and six effects of the Word of God from Psalm 19 7 11 and links a notable Acts 8 20 39 example with Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. It emphasizes transforming souls guiding wisdom and obedience under divine law through practical applications.
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Philip
Samaria
Eggs By Motor Truck Transform New Jersey Shipments
Fruits and vegetables in season to be carried by motor trucks after eggs from Vineland and Millville moved directly to New York dealers. The test cut breakage, cut time, and earned NYC dealers a premium, prompting expansion to other produce.
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Vineland
Millville
New Jersey
New York City
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Philadelphia
Physical training classes to ready town men for farm labor
The article urges towns to start physical training classes to harden workers for emergency farm labor. It cites Kansas City’s loyal fitness program during wheat harvest and notes volunteers from cities aided crop collection and frontline support. It calls for a local leader with army style exercises and space like a courthouse square to mobilize Ready citizens.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Finding Help for Harvest in Kansas during wartime
Kansas answered the call for increased food production planting more wheat and mobilizing urban volunteers for harvest. The statewide farm labor campaign began at a Kaneana Clity conference in May with Kansas towns and cities prepared to supply labor as needed.
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Kansas
Uncle Bam
Kane Ana
Freezone promises quick corn relief and painless removal
An advertisement touts Freezone to instantly stop corn pain after application. It claims the corn lifts away with fingers and promotes the product as a cheap, painless solution sold by druggists. Also referenced is a Cincinnati inventor and a process turning spent brewery yeast into usable items like buttons and knife handles.
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Popular Science Monthly
Parrot Dealer Accused of Fraud Faces Scrutiny
In a Boston Evening Transcript snippet a dealer is accused of fraud. The piece notes a parrot allegedly knowing many words and hints some terms are avoided around a lady.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Gibbes in a Fight Pass-a-Fist Quip
The exchange jokes that Gibbes is not a pacifist but uses a pun on pass a fist. The line plays on his reputation and adds comic relief about a supposed scuffle.
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Gibbes
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