Nervous Breakdown Reversed by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Newark woman Miss Kelly suffers three years of nervous collapse and daily headaches. After two years under a physician and trying remedies, she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on a friend's advice and recovered enough to work again, crediting the root and herb tonic with addressing the root cause.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E
Kelly
14Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Circumstantial Evidence From a Dairy Visit
Tommy is suspected of stealing cream at his grandparents dairy after a rim of cream appears on his lip. He insists he only licked the top of the pan, prompting the grandmother to question him about the incident.
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Tommy
Lemon Lemonade Skin Whitener Adraid
An old advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white as a skin whitening lotion. It claims to brighten the face neck arms and hands, remove freckles sallowness and tan, and keep fresh for months with proper straining and storage.
Folding bed sparks family camping plan
In a humorous exchange a country uncle asks about a folding bed and plans to camp on the floor while a city niece jokes about hardship. The dialogue hints at a wary view of the future compared to the past with a hint of pessimism.
New Zealand Men Outnumber Women by Large Margin
A spring gun invention promises longer fishing casts by mechanical means. In New Zealand, the male population exceeds the female count by thousands, highlighting a significant gender imbalance.
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New Zealand
Federal loan rules aid farmers and admit skilled aviation workers
The federal farm loan board outlines area rules for loan eligibility, allowing large farms or specialized intensive operations with stable land value to qualify. Qualified men under selective service may join the aviation section, with 10 000 mechanics needed, to be trained in San Antonio and sent overseas.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Aviation
Signal Corps
San Antonio
Tex
Air Division
Personnel Department
Washington, D. C
Capes Poised for Popularity in Smart Wardrobe
The outlook for capes suggests a period of popularity with wraps for rainy days and modesty in fashion. The style is not yet a major fashion show staple but is expected to appeal to women who dress smartly.
Color Harmony in Luncheon Table Setting
A note on table decor suggests lavender linen cloths with plain blue china and yellow touches create a pleasing contrast. It hints that such color pairing is more appealing than bright white tableware.
English gardeners sail to tend graves in France
About twenty English women gardeners are travelling to France to tend the graves of fallen British soldiers. They will perform duties at war cemeteries, aiding in remembrance and upkeep of memorial sites.
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France
Wooden mounts brighten handbags with carved wooden frames
Wooden mountings are the latest in handbags with frames made entirely of wood finished in a dull brown. Silk or velvet bags are mounted in these wooden frames, and many shapes are created through wood carving.
New Fabric for Coats Hopsack Introduced
A new hopsack fabric for coats debuts in a premier fabric house. The material blends sturdy texture with lightweight drape, promising warmer yet flexible outerwear suitable for varied climates. Experts note its wooden fiber option aims to reduce moisture and enhance insulation.
Easter and New Year Links Through History and Custom
The article traces Easter origins from Passover to Christian observance, noting the shifting start of the year from March to January and later reforms. It discusses the Teutonic naming history, solar festival roots, bonfires, sun leaps, and enduring customs like Easter eggs and Osterspiele in Germany.
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Paul
Egypt
Chris Thans
Nice
Julius Caesar
Europe
Gregory
England
Bede
Grimm
Ostermonat
Germany
Brandenburg
Saxony
Ireland
Brand
Thomas Browne
Mahomed
Mahomet
Italy
Easter Hare Origins in Pagan Traditions Across Asia
The Easter hare is described as pagan in origin with no link to the Christian festival. In Eastern traditions the hare features in Buddha myths and adventures, with many hare legends arising from India, a central source of religious symbolism.
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India
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