Woman Finds Relief From Change of Life With Vegetable Compound
Mrs. F. B. Heappen of Macon Georgia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her change of life distress after five weeks of use She says she is now able to rise and is healthier and stronger than before The ad notes a country wide canvass with 200000 replies and 93 of respondents reporting benefit and claims the product is trusted by druggists.
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Macon
Georgia
Lydia EE. Pinkham
F. B. Heappen
Holt Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Discovery Promises Clear Health Benefits
A farm upbringing shaped Dr. Pierce into a rural physician known for treating disease. The advertisement touts a tonic named Discovery for blood and roots, claiming it purifies the stomach, aids digestion, and improves complexion. It claims to prevent eruptions and promote clear skin, with all dealers offered the product.
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Pierce
Bullnto
Von
Diamond Dyes Color Things New for 15 Cent Pack
Diamond Dyes offer simple directions for tinting delicate shades or permanent colors in lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings draperies and more. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist the material type Wool silk cotton or mixed goods.
Recovery rates in U S mental hospital patients by gender
The federal census bureau reports from all U S mental hospitals that about 1 in 100 admitted for mental disorders recover. Drug induced insanity has a 43 percent recovery, ulcerous insanity 35 percent, women recover twice as often as men from injury related insanity, alcoholic insanity heals 80 women to 10 men, and general paralysis shows only five recoveries per 1000.
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United States
Federal Census Bureau
Bayer Aspirin Ad Urges Brand Name Verification
An old advertisement warns consumers to demand the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe aspirin proven by millions and prescribed for two years, urging buyers to say Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
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Bayer
Depreviation Overhead Humor and Advertisement Parody
A nameless tale mocks a debtor who regrets late saving while a friend says neglect is fine. The piece appears beside an unrelated advertisement for Cuticura Talcum and the Cuticura Trio products, urging usage in toilet routines.
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Nation
Wastress Magazine
Belgium Improves Rural Roads for Heavy Traffic
Strides in santomotive transport are reported as Tele gum repairs neglected roads outside major cities. Projects aim to support increased through traffic with improved road conditions and safety.
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Telegum
Vondifigon
Conquer Rheumatism With S S S Blood Medicine
An advertisement extols S S S as a method to combat rheumatism by cleansing the blood. It promises relief from aching joints and skin blemishes as red blood cells are built to fight impurities, urging readers to take S S S and obtain larger bottles for economy.
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Nature
Slants on Life by J A Waldron A Penalty of Extra Punctuality
Sylvia, a wealthy socialite, falls for Percy a broker with leisure but modest means. She arrives early to a party and witnesses Percy dancing with another woman, triggering doubts about their future as she confronts the tension between youth, love, and money.
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Sylvia
Percy
Sylvia Ud
Tercy Tid
Simon
Sylvian
Varey
Peter
Perey
Copprighuy
Diamonds and Daggers in Barking Mystery Tale
A masked gang raids a Barking London suburb meeting of agerchists. Drummond aids police in a raid led by Sir Bryan Johnstone while Count Zadowa and the Reverend Theodosius plot to recover hidden diamonds from Russia. The case twists with a hotel confrontation and a deadly bomb.
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Barking
London
Zabolef
Black Gang
Zadowa
Anarchy
Agland
Drummond
Ginger Marlin
Theodusiug Longmoor
Janet
Longmooer
Ja Carl Peterson
International Cragk
Gadowa
Monsieur
Hadona
Amsterdam
Die
Georginus
Russia
Theodosius
Thendosius
Drummond Sees Diamond Heist End in New Clue
Hugh Drummond arrives at a Bloomsbury hotel to find the police inspecting a bombed ruin and a shattered desk. Inspector notes a burglary attempt and reveals two charred red streams under a rug, hinting at hidden diamonds and a dangerous operative known as N.
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Hugh Drummond
Zafowa
Atkinson
Theodosius
Ani
Zadowa
Monurchy
Thendestus Longimoor
Waghind
Count Zadowa
Bloomsbury
Green Queen
Manmaacnent
Mr. Atkinson
Diamonds Hidden in Desk Trigger Fatal Bombings
In a palace room crime tale, a frightened hunchback reveals a bomb frenzy after a desk is blown apart. The Reverend Thodosius accuses Zarowa of destroying a surface fortune, the six priceless diamonds, key to a daring theft. Police may hold the diamonds if intact.
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Lim
Jim
Jima
Monsieur
Zadena
Zarowa
Zadona
Zadon
Zaiowa
Thodosius
Zadowa
Yadana
Foafers Motive Questioned After Apparent Absence
A cryptic remark questions why a foafer was missing and what he sought. Authorities and locals consider whether his absence was intentional and seek clues about possible objectives or rewards behind the act.
Costly Luxuries and a Man's Wives Shopping
A Scotsman excerpt notes a man values a good wife mainly for her companionship but highlights the cost of her shopping trips as a costly luxury. The tone mirrors a humorous social observation from the era.
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Hainburgh
Scotsman
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