Change in Woman Life Affects Forty Six Year Old Reader
A reader at forty six describes symptoms of the change of life including heat flashes nervousness and low energy. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is recommended as the best remedy and the user reports feeling better and stronger since taking it. The message invites letters to Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance and guarantees confidentiality given forty years of experience.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Briggs & Co
Providence
R. 1
Fletcher's
Castoria
Mansur Drug Co
St. Paul
Minn
Tegeman & Co
New York City
N.Y
W. H. Chapman
Montreal
Que
Fletcher
The Suspense That Kills in a Quiet Town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe local fear of crime and unpredictability. The text mentions “bad will” and an expectation of wrongdoers in the town, with references to trains and warnings of danger, though details are unclear.
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Steinger
Ground Frozen Ages Ago In Alaska Deep Frost Explanations
Miners and geologists note that much of Alaska’s ground remains permanently frozen below the surface to depths of two to three hundred feet. A recent theory suggests ancient much colder climates and surface vegetation may have trapped frost, with frost depth increasing as moss is cleared for mining or farming.
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Alaska
Popwar Mechanics Magazine
Swamp-Root Medicine Praised for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims thousands of successful results and offers a sample bottle for ten cents plus a newspaper mention. Available in two bottle sizes at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, WN. Y
The Wail of the Injured Siblings Farm Tale
Two brothers Angus and Duncan on a small farm lose their sister who was their housekeeper. They attempt housework after her death but fail. Angus proposes finding a wife for Duncan, who resigns himself to the plan. Also an advertisement for Cuticura soap and ointment offers free samples by mail.
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Angus
Duncan
Dune
Cuticura
Dept. X
Boston
Matt
Unusual Weapon at Store Scene In The Story
A boy snatched Joby's hat on the way to a store and Joby cried. Inside the shop a man asked for payment describing a dugzen egg as the reply, while the tale hints at a strange incident with a misheard request.
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Joby
Job
Stella and Bella at War? Lark’s Song Amid Turmoil
Stella notes the lark sings above the guns while Bella retorts she has kept up with life since marriage. The exchange hints at resilience amid conflict without graphic detail.
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Stella
Bella
Ramsie
United States Backing Oppressed Slavs and Czechs
The State Department declared sympathy for the nationalistic aspirations of Czecho-Slovaks and South Slavs in Austria Hungary. The May 29 statement signals US support for freedom and self-determination as discussions of oppressed races continue, with representatives from Serbs Croats and Slovenes seeking national autonomy under Austro-Hungarian rule.
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Washington
Hungary
United States
State Department
Cable
Congress of Oppressed Races
Austria-Hungars
SAS CoOnress
Orpanigedy
Rene
Wastria-Hungary
Lalinas
STG
Austria
Carlias
German prima donna denies hostility to America in Met deal
Madame Margarete Armdt-cher, a German prima donna with the Metropolitan Opera, denies charges she is hostile to the United States and challenges the company’s $50.06 claim for alleged breach of contract.
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America
New
Embezzler Sentenced in Tekaniah District Court
John BL Bitiol former cashier of Farmers' State Bank at Decatur Nebraska was sentenced in Tekaniah district court on a range from one to ten years for embezzlement. The case occurred Tuesday and the sentence directs penitentiary time if upheld on appeal.
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Tekaniah
Neb
John BL Bitiol
Farmers’ State Bank
Decatur
Thesday
Congress May Take Short Recess
A tentative agreement to arrange a recess of Congress from two weeks to a month was reached in a meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday.
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Congress
Washington
Woman before magistrate over beating husband with poker
Bridget faces a magistrate after allegedly striking her husband with a poker as he sat with a bandaged head and iodine evident of hospital care. She explains she used the poker because the broom handle she usually uses was unattainable, claiming self defense in a charged courtroom scene.
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Bridget
Mimdam
Pridget
Youlkin
Public benefactors and neglected wives cited
A brief reflection notes that many men who pose as public benefactors overlook supporting their wives. The piece argues even a single dollar for a wife’s personal use is often overlooked by those who tout public good.
How to Win a Seat On a Packed Streetcar
A New York Sun report recalls a woman boarding a Broadway car to find no available seats as tired passengers ignore her plea. A sudden shout to sing The Star Spangled Runner moves everyone to rise, allowing her to sit, though an earlier vacant seat was occupied by others.
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Ilere
New York Sun
Vague Washington Reception Speech Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary dialogue from a reception in Washington shows a colored official miscalling a car for a Guatemala minister and unclear shouting about “tai fo” watermelon. The text hints at a male failed to pair with every maid and awkward social tension.
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Washington
Altos
Guatemala
Atk
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