Loyal Norfolk Woman Praises Lydia E Gegette Vegetable Compound
Mrs J A Jones of Colley Avenue Norfolk Virginia reports dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Gepee Vegetable Compound in 1904. She says doctors advised hospital operation but she recovered health and urges other sick women to try the remedy and asks readers to write for more information.
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Norfolk
Virginia
J. A. Jones
Colley Avenue
Omaha
Nebr
Dr. Pierce
Art Trailers and Theresa Inward Struggle
Theresa reveals a prized painting to Jerry, a vast green ocean with a triumphant female figure riding the waves. The scene embodies Theresa’s philosophy of freedom and relentless drive, hinted as years of work and a Maine childhood influence.
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Jerry
Theresa
Terry
Maine
Ocean Rider and the Eyes of Freedom
Theresa pursues a visionary Ocean Rider, seeking eyes that hold a dream of freedom for her model, while Jerry resists personal liberty and Prudence. Mimi ushers in a refined visitor, Duane Allerton, as tension over artistic ambition and personal liberty intensifies.
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Jerry
Theresa
Rhoda
Eyes of
The
Ocean Rider
Jerry Shapes a Quiet Life in Theresa's Room
Jerry skilfully runs Theresa’s room and belongings while avoiding Duane Allerton. Mimi teases, Rhoda’s memory returns, and Jerry’s lingering feelings mix with a cautious charity toward Theresa as she longs for belonging. Duane’s flowers and note scraps symbolize a distant connection.
Party Meeting Duane Allerton Sparks New York Romance
Jerry Harmer of Des Moines, daughter of Pru dence’s, meets wealthy idler Duane Allerton at a studio party in Carter Blake’s New York apartment. She forms a wary attraction as he airs familiarity, then leaves in resentment. The tale shifts to Jerry’s youth and move to New York to study art.
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Mimi
Jerry
Theresa
Carter Blake
New York
Geraldine) Harmer
Prudence
Duane Allerton
Allerton
Des Moines
Delaney
Jerry Courts Allerton with Earnest Intent
Jerry behaves in a way that may attract Allerton, prompting curiosity about his genuine feelings and intentions.
Woolen shoes of Governor Phillips on display in Boston church
In early American history, knitting aided comfort in cold days. A pair of Governor Phillips’s shoes in the old South Church, Boston, are wool lined and stockinette stitched, with leather soles. The yarn was likely hand made by a busy wife amid scarce labor.
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Old South
Boston
Phillips
Anne de Rohan a Remarkable Poetess of 16th Century
Anne de Rohan daughter of Catherine de Parthenal heiress to Soubise born 1562 gained high literary reputation though devoted piety redirected her talents. She died unmarried in 1646. A Protestant celebrated for courage and learning in Chicago Journal.
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Anne de Rohan
Catherine de Parthenal
Soubise
Chicago Journal
Tanlac credited with restoring health and energy
A statement from A. R. B. White credits Tanlac with reversing months of run down health, loss of appetite, indigestion, and sluggish liver. He reports three bottles renewed his system and left him feeling like a new man. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are marketed through druggists.
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Tanlac
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders offer relief for children
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It claims easy pleasant use and endorsement by mothers for over 30 years with free trial packs from Le Roy New York. A separate note praises Red Cross Ball Blue detergent for white clothes.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Ca
le Roy
N. Y
Red Cross
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