Remembering Lydia Pinkham and the patent medicine era
The piece recalls Lydia Pinkham as a Lynn Massachusetts pioneer in patent medicines and female empowerment. It notes the prominence of advertising in that era, the dependence on tonics, tonics and elixirs, and the shift from general practice doctors to advertising driven remedies. It also touches on 1949 oysters and a Japanese executive arrested for pickpocketing, framed in a light, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Lynn
Mass
Lydia & Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bogart keeps classic iclt nat in Bond films and more
The article notes UMPHREY BOGARTs iconic lucky iclt nat from Treasure of Sierra Madre continues in Tokyo Joe and warns of a giant cricket scene. It also mentions Eleanor Parker adjusting for roles, Lucille Ball coining doof er, Barbara Stanwycks testing policy with Lyle Bettger, and Montgomery Clift named No 1 Star of Tomorrow with Kirk Douglas second and Betty Garrett third in Motion Picture Herald poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umphrey Bogart
Sierra Madre
Colum
Montgomery Clift
Red River
the Heiress
Motion Picture Herald
Kirk Douglas
Betty Garrett
Vida and the Velvet Trap of Words
A young woman Vida uses romance novels to win Glen Lamphier, but finds his interest waning. She discovers a pencil-marked Oscar Wilde paragraph suggesting romance lies in uncertainty, triggering a pivotal shift as she rethinks her approach. Glen’s reaction and Vida’s bank visit close the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Vida
Glen Lamphier
Matthood
Glen
Oscar Wildé
Vida Aban
Doned
Oscar Wilde
Nead
Reading O'Briens Short Stories Sparks Vidas Whispered Message
Vida searches a fireplace volume of O Briens short stories finds a passage and underscores it Ves a man named Glen arrives and shows marked interest in the same book He speaks eagerly to Vida and she nods in understanding
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O'Brien
Glen
Vida
New Idea Spreader Works Honoring 1899 Invention At Coldwater
AVCO New Idea Division celebrates golden anniversary with two linked buildings at Coldwater Ohio plant. A 15 acre complex with 705000 square feet houses a modern foundry and production lines for farm implements, while a small 1440 square foot replica recalls Joseph Oppenheim's 1899 origins of the manure spreader in Maria Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Free Enterprise
Coldwater
Ohio
New Idea
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
Joseph Oppenheim
Maria Stein
Oppenheim
Crossword Puzzle Across Harvest Edition
Harvest puzzle clues include Across items such as Butts City River Russ and Down hints like Long for Take case, Undivided and A seed vessel. The list mixes geographic references with wordplay and partial phrases, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Mountain Pass
Humble
British Airforce
Quonset Crib Shown for Grain Storage in North Dakota
Irvin McKibben of Maddock North Dakota supervised the dumping of the first load of his wheat into a new Quonset type storage building financed by the Commodity Credit Corporation and built by Agsco Steel Buildings. Crossbreeds in beef cattle show finer types from planned crossbreeding, with color uniformity not indicating inferior market yield.
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Irvin McKibben
Maddock
N. D
Commodity Credit Corporation
McKibben
Agsco Steel Buildings, Inc
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Pinkham’s
Jean Burton
Mr. Mungaon
Duffy
Bigelow & Healy
Cascarets
Alcott
Payne
Sloane
H. I. Phillips
Iment
Glover
Winchester
Sam
Boston
Remedy B
New England
Florida
Essex
Conn
Porto Rico Bay
Grace Noll Crowell
Inez Gerhard
Bia
Bogart
Hayakawa
Eleanor Parker
Warners
Mr. Deeds
Terry Moore
Glenn Ford
Columbia
Miss Grant
Richmond
Lucille Ball
Doofer
Donofer
Barbara Stanwyck
Lyle Bettger
Paramount
Humphrey Bogart
August Reutschilling
Fablec
Falador
New York
RO Erate
Aaa
Bsaor Raa CS
Cieee
Betty Roca
Tabacco By-Products & Chemical Corporation
Virginia
Yodora
Doan
Doans
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