Lydia Pinkham and Other Patent Medicines Remembered
A nostalgic column recalls Lydia Pinkham as a Lynn Mass figure in early women's rights and medicine advertising. It notes her remedies and the era's general practice of patent medicines alongside other brands like Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Payne's Celery Compound and Sloane's Liniment. It weaves memories of era advertising and a 1949 oyster season with light social observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Burton
Lydia Pinkham
Mr. M Munyon
Father Duffy
Bigelow & Healy
Alcott
Payne
Sloane
Lynn
Mass
New England
Florida
Essex
Porto Rico Bay
Fages Screen Bogart Keeps Hat As Lucky Symbol
Bogart clings to his battered felt hat a symbol of good luck seen in Treasure of Sierra Madre and now in Tokyo Joe. A mammoth 24 by 18 foot cricket, magnified 26 184 times, stars in a menace scene with Bogart and Hayakawa. Eleanor Parker suffered worries over Bogart Locked In then sought a ranch retreat, while M Clift is spotlighted as No 1 Star of Tomorrow and Betty remains in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumphrey Bogart
Sierra Madre
Colum
Bia
Tokyo Joe
Bogart
Hayakawa
Vida Reads Romance Tricks to Attract Glen Lamphier
In a tale of love and self improvement, Vida aged 18 seeks romance through knowledge and technique. She discovers a highlighted paragraph about romance and uncertainty, prompting a dramatic shift when Glen Lamphier arrives with a new, unspoken plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Vida
Glen Lamphier
Wilde
Glen
O’brien
O'Brien
Twic
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Pinkham
Lydia
H. L. Phillips
Ial
Boston
Fages
Inez Gerhard
Eleanor Parker
M Clift
Red River
Animal
Betty
Humphrey Bogart
Fiction
Richard H. Wilkinson
Br “Jaeks
Garon
Soury
Crimp
Prince Albert
America