Free Advice To Women From Lydia E Pinkham Co
Women are invited to communicate with Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn for confidential discuss ion of private illness. Letters are read and answered by women only, testimonials published with consent, and confidential letters kept in house. The company offers a free 80 page Text Book by mail, and urges women to request it today.
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L. Mass
Mra. Pinkham
Sige Ee Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Style and economy for a versatile summer wardrobe
A guide advises women to spend with taste and discretion to sew three essential summer garments. A trim street suit, a dressy indoor gown with guimpes, and a versatile wrap form the core, complemented by accessories such as a day hat, day shoes, slippers, and undergarments. Wraps may be airy, kimono, talma, or scarf styles in silk or white with marquisettes or grenadines, adapted to becoming looks and costs.
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Ehat
Europe
Smart Street Suit Shows Short Coat and One-Piece Sleeves
The illustration features a champagne serge gown with white guipure over black taffeta, moire poplin revers in pale azure, and blue covered buttons. The short jacket uses one-piece sleeves and a single back with double breasting, creating jauntiness and a summer wardrobe staple.
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Moire Poplin
Sarah
Simple and Pretty Bodice for Lace Trim Dress
Simple and pretty bodice pattern described for cloth or linen wear with a skirt. Details include guipure lace undersleeves and yoke, center front extension to waist, gafin edging, lace-stripe motifs, trimmed oversleeves, and two shoulder tucks. Materials listed: 1% yards 46 inches wide, % yard satin, 1 yard lace.
Veils for Youthful Brides Fashion Notes and Styles
A fashion feature outlines veil trends for young brides, detailing raw-edged tulle veils, cap finishes like Julfet orange blossom caps, and lace veil styles. It notes face veiling varies with taste, mentions Juliet caps with beads or crystals, and describes cap-based headpieces and wedding-party headfixings for a modern look.
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Juliet
Revival of Gold Beads Fashion Advice
Gold beads are in fashion with guidance to revive old strings, brighten tarnished pieces, and select tasteful designs. Newer beads vary in size from small marbles to nine-row collars, but should not be worn next to the skin. Use beads to brighten dark gowns rather than decollete outfits.
Two Varieties of Business Courtesy
In a dialogue Little Willie asks about business courtesy. The elder explains two kinds: one for customers who pay cash and another for those who do not.
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Little Willie
Marine Eye Remedies Promotion for Readers
An advertisement invites readers to request a free 48 page illustrated Eye Book from the Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago. It promises guidance on proper use of Marine Eye Remedies for eye trouble and notes products for adults and babies, including treatments for scal y and granulation.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Letter From His Wife Ends With Ambiguous Note
A reader recalls an intricate letter Bilkins received while away on a long business trip. The letter concludes with a puzzling line claiming their baby is well and brighter, ending with loving wife sentiments. The note leaves Bilkins searching for hidden meaning in the closing line.
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Bilkins
Revolutionary Resinol Heals Hands Says Mrs. Crain
Mrs Amy Crain of Fredonia reports her palms and finger creases afflicted by Herema improved after using Resinol ointment and soap. She began applying twice daily and bathing with the soap, and states the cure occurred in under a month. She endorses the preparations for public sale at drug stores.
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Amy Crain
Fredonia
Drees and Equality on Dress Codes in Law Debate
A Puck quote argues that men's easy access to clothes contrasts with women's need for time and expense, questioning the practicality of legal gender equality in fashion norms. It probes whether law can reset deep social habits tied to dress and behavior.
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Puck
Proxy voting scene at university gathering prompts nickname ask
Freshman Albert Tiedemann of the University of Pennsylvania hesitates at a meeting to vote for officers. Unsure of nominees he asks a companion for Proxy's first name, then considers voting by proxy himself as he leans over with his ballot.
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Albert Tiedemann
University of Pennsylvania
Albert
Bay
Proxy
Heartiest Father and Delicate Daughter Clash Over Duty
A woman tells her husband she needs help with household chores while defending their delicate daughter who is a star on her basketball team and eager for the gymnasium prize. The husband questions the daughter's schooling, and the exchange exposes gender expectations and parental pride.
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Jim
Jim Jenkins
The New Chambermaid Dusting Incident
A guest reports Mrs Benton Holme instructed the chambermaid to dust this morning and later discovered she had completed the dusting. The brief notes the order and its fulfillment without further detail or consequences.
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Mra Benton Holme
Old Superstition and a Nighttime Cure Tale
The text describes an old superstition claiming those with ague must visit a crossroads five times at night and bury a newly laid egg to bury the disease. If the ritual fails, the misfortune is blamed on an unlucky accident that occurred during the journey.
Be not angry at others’ ways you cannot shape
A reflective maxim attributed to Thomas a Kempis urging patience with others and self improvement. It emphasizes restraint and acceptance, noting that one cannot compel others to be as they wish nor transform oneself instantly.
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Thomas A Kempia
Deaf Beggar Hearing Joke in Milwaukee Flat
A Milwaukee renter recalls a morning ruse by a deaf and dumb applicant at his flat. After three knocks, a young man handed an envelope labeled for aid. The resident, angry at first, laughed and slammed the door, then returned to bed.
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Milwaukee
Worth of the Voice as a Window to the Soul
A reflective excerpt on the human voice as the true reveal of the soul. It compares speech to the visible intellect and heart, citing Longfellow and biblical imagery to claim the voice carries the divine essence humans perceive in the still small voice and the voice from the burning bush.
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Longfellow
Hyperian
Digestive Ignorance and Pavlovs Curious Machinery
The text discusses mind condition and digestion, citing Pavlov the Russian physician. It describes experiments on dogs with surgical access from throat to stomach, noting anesthesia and extended care. When hungry, the dogs ate unappetizing food, yet the digestive juice production appeared minimal, prompting further study.
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Pawlow
Painoff
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