Women in business refute claim of female untrustworthiness
Detroit businesswoman Mrs. C. W. Mansfield credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her fatigue and nervous weakness after a bout of female ailments. She endorses the pills for rest, strength, and overall health, saying they help women fulfill their roles and aid growing girls and mothers alike.
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Free Press
Detroit
Mich
C. W. Mansfield
Warrar St
Dr. Williams
Miss Prude and Belle Debate Flattery in Brooklyn Life
A short dialogue from Brooklyn Life contrasts Miss Prude with Miss Belle as they discuss flattery. Belle remarks on the detestability of living in a world without flattery, while Prude questions imagining anything more detestable.
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Miss Prude
Belle
Brooklyn
Open letter asserts trademark on Castoria and Pitcher's Castoria
Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts proclaims exclusive rights to the name Castoria and Pitchers Castoria. He notes the product bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher and warns no one may use his name except The Centaur Company with Fletcher as president dated March 8 1897.
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Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Chas. H. Fletcher
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It hate a thing done by halves
A proverb-like line emphasizes decisiveness in action, urging bold eating when right and abstention when wrong, suggesting a moral stance on choosing what to do.
No Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away
Learn to quit tobacco easily with No-Tobac from Sterling Remedy Co. Contains a booklet and sample free. distributed by druggists. Guaranteed cure, disponible in Chicago or New York. Quote from Canon Farrar about living true to one’s best.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Canon Farrar
Return to First Principles in Milk and Cheese Making
The piece contrasts jar milk practices with sterilization needs traced to West Point fever cases. It questions real production costs for milk, notes the rise of cheese factory impact on home cheese making, mentions barley malt production and diastase fermentation, and ends with a quip on a homely woman's reflections.
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Philadelphia
West Point
Take a Composite Sample in Dairy Testing
The New York Produce Review notes resistance from several buttermakers to daily milk sampling, preferring tests two or three times monthly. It argues daily sampling is quick after preparing bottles and can be done while waiting for the weigh can to empty, preventing skim of night milk by opportunistic patrons.
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Vastly Suerior
International Bible Agency
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Fifth Ave
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N. Y
Arnery
Aaron
United States
Asthe &J. James
London
England
America
Catis
Standard Dictionary Agency
Foe
Cctt
Inspecting Watering Places In Pastures
The article stresses examining principal stock drinking places to protect water sources from trampling mud buildup that reduces pond capacity and to prevent fouling when cattle have free access. It urges timely repairs and careful management to mitigate dry summer effects and avoid delaying action on defects.
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England
Clean Butter Claims From Europe Visit
Professor Wing reports to the New York dairy meeting that American butter, while sometimes equal to Danish quality, lacks average consistency. He notes there is no secret in Denmark, just strict cleanliness, careful dairying, and the general use of artificial ferments.
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Wing
New York State
Europe
Denmark
The Cat Conversation and Its Subtle Speech
The London Spectator notes cats communicate mainly through purrs and ear movements, with chirruping as a rare social cue. Meows signal hunger or boredom, while a quiet plea for food appears only when very hungry.
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London Spectator
Going to Bed Hungry Is Not Best for Health
The article argues that sleeping with an empty stomach worsens emaciation and sleeplessness and recommends a light bedtime meal. It cites bread and milk or oatmeal as examples that have raised weight and vigor after months, while noting the advice not suited for stout individuals.
Pink dress spark remark at Washington reception
At a Washington reception the wife of a former congressman, helping the hostess, quips at the wife of a bureau chief about recognizing a pink dress. The bureau official’s wife retorts her husband’s alleged lobby ties excuse her frequent pink attire, drawing sharp audience reaction.
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Washington
Blank
Bureau
Provinessa News
Peril on Board Warships
A green recruit fired at a box of fuses near an open shellroom on the cruiser Australia off Southampton. Fuses spat fire toward loaded shells, but an able seaman saved the ship by snatching burning fuses from the room, risking eyesight and life.
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Australia
Southampton
Not the Same. Cholly Easte and Pistol Pete Exchange Bar Talk
A fragmentary exchange shows Cholly Easte questioning a interaction while Pistol Pete retorts he is the tough bar man, asserting his stance in a terse, rough dialogue.
For Variety's Sake Inquirer Dialogue
A brief punny exchange between Inquirer and Laborer about tiring down a building. The laborer says he laughs when they work and tears it down, implying wearying effort and cyclical duty.
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Variety
Inquirer
Earth-Shaking Threat Quoted in Indianapolis Journal
A provocative line from the Indianapolis Journal features a man asserting his death will not shake the earth but promises to shake the earth when it happens. The quote highlights a defiant stance amid grim dialogue.
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Indianapolis Journal
Can Our Coat Be Blockaded
A remark on coastal blockade feasibility is followed by an advertisement for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming to relieve blockages in the bowels and cure indigestion rheumatism and kidney trouble.
Odd Exchange on Singleness Cited by May-Miss Passay
In a sharp aside, May-Miss Passay voices peculiar opinions on Bertha’s view of being single. Bertha counters by noting she remains solitary. The dialogue features Puck interjecting with wry commentary on the remark.
COSMO Buttermilk Soap Offers Soothing Bath Remedy
A bath with Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, richly scented, provides soothing relief and general benefit. The product is marketed as widely available for sale.
Constipation Cure Ad For Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An old hotel register style notice advertises Cascarets candy cathartic for constipation with a tearful money back guarantee. It features a blue appearance and brass policeman motif.
Gray Hair Runs In Families Promised Remedy For Fading
A Canton Georgia family notes gray hair as hereditary and cites Ayer's Hair Vigor as restoring color. Testimonials from Mrs Maggie Pickett and Mrs C M Ayres praise the product for stopping hair loss, improving scalp health, and adding gloss and fullness. The ad invites readers to request Dr Ayers Curebook free from the J C Ayer Co.
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Maggie Pickett
Canton
Ayer
J.C. Ayer
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