Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Cited In Personal Testimony
A woman from New York City praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing fatigue back pain irregular menstruation and low spirits after prolonged standing at work She credits the remedy with restoring regular cycles and energy and urges others to try it The testimonial is followed by other brief notes and ads including warnings about substitutes and references to various modern cures and local anecdotes
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Dean Mus
Pevenam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Miss Mass Kerens
9Th Ave
New York City
Lydia E, Pinkham
Amanda T. Petterson
Atwater
Minn
Jala Z
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mask
Mrs Joseph Choate a Diplomat's Faithful Partner
London Letter profiles Mrs Joseph Choate wife of ambassador Hodges Choate. She is praised for elegance, influence and charitable works in London. Her entertaining, birthday celebrations, emerald collection, and role aiding Americans abroad are highlighted alongside her devoted partnership with her husband.
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Joseph Hodges Choate
United States
Engand
Joseph Choate
Court of St. James
Mr. Choate
Boston
Choate
Doris
M Choate
Paris
Practical tips for revamping hats and dresses on a budget
A Chicago Tribune notice offers economical fashion advice for women upgrading wardrobes. It covers cleaning feathers with soap and hot water, oxalic acid treatment for ostrich plumes, gentle curling techniques, and safe use of benzine or gasoline for silk and ribbon cleaning. It warns about fire hazards with flammable solvents and suggests careful testing on samples before full cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistre
Courst
Nice
Chicago Tribune
Mrs Annie Yeamans A 54 Year Stage Icon Of Peers
Mrs Annie Yeamans is a famed stage figure with 54 years in acting known for Harri gan style impersonations and later fringe comedy. Her realism and mastery of old woman characters drew praise from peers and inspired many young players while she remained amiable off stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Annie Yeamans
Richard
Harrigan
Couple weds in lions den at New York show
Theresa Derg and Henry Horner wed during a Lionel show at St Nick rink in New York. Rev George Hepburn officiated in front of an audience of thousands with Mme Creedonia maid of honor and J Cleaver Goodwin best man. The bride gave herself away as lions slept during the ceremony. Bostock gave 200 dollars to the couple for the show they furnished.
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Mires Theresa Derg
Fifteenth Street
Henry Horner
Thirteenth Sffeet
New York
Toetock
St. Nicholas Rink
George C. Hepburn
Mme. Creedonia
J. Cleaver Goodwin
Caimicapers
Bostock
Feeding Outlook Sees Mixed Results From Corn in Cattle
Joseph E. Wing reports in Breeders' Gazette on feeding experiments by neighbors William Patrick and Joseph Ware. Patrick fed 2000 bushels of corn to steers on bluegrass, Ware fed none. Ware’s cattle gained more on clover and bluegrass. The writer describes plans to use calves in feedlots with alfalfa and corn, expect fattening by late year, and notes rising pork prices and uncertain outcomes for feedlots. Lamb feeders expand, while cattle and sheep numbers rise amid drought and overstock concerns.
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William Patrick
Joseph Ware
Patrick
Mr. Ware
Ware
United States
Great Britain
Joseph E. Wing
Breeders’ Gazette
Problems in Agriculture and Political Economy
Thoughtful farmers recognize deeper cultural issues beyond crop production. The piece discusses education in production, the balance of rights and principles, and the rising importance of political economy in farming. It references Mills, Laughlin, Adam Smith, and Ely as foundational texts guiding rural scholars.
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J. Laurence Laughlin
Adam Smith
Thichard T. Ely
Apencer
Rotation of Crops for Better Farm Practice
A detailed plan for crop rotation on dairy farms emphasizes dividing land into sections for sod ground crops grain and hay over a four to six year cycle. It favors planting on sod with phosphates at sowing and using manure later, to reduce weeds and prepare fields for following crops. Also includes seasonal tips for geese and general poultry warmth to conserve feed.
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E. R. Towle
Farmess’ Home Journal
Notes on farming and poultry care from a Victorian era column
An eclectic blend of rural advice touches on flock profitability, cotton farming trials in southern California, winter pig feeding, horse temperaments, and the need for home repairs. It emphasizes shelter and dry bedding for livestock, proper poultry housing with sandy or gravelly floors, and waste management. The piece closes with a quip about pasture that “at es with you,” reflecting practical farm wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Department of Agriculture
Woman declines marriage proposal amid discomfort
In a tense Chicago Daily News excerpt, a woman rejects Mr. Haxwell despite his insistence on an explanation. She says she could not marry a man with a black hair and an inappropriately named past, and maintains her firm stance.
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Klowell
Hoxwell
Chicago Tribune
Tia
Haxwell
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