Change of Life Loses Terrors in Greenville Woman
Mrs Joan Myers of Greenville Pennsylvania describes relief from hot flashes nervous weakness and weight loss after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound She reports gaining strength and energy able to do housework for a family of seven and offers to answer letters from other women seeking guidance about the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
B. Pinkham
Joan Myers
Union St
Ydia EB. Pinkham
Must Be a Terror Case Stirs Local Court
An anonymous letter sent to Delbert Wilmeth, judge of the fly court, urges harsh punishment for a colored man arrested on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The missive, written in DAN, damages the man’s character and calls for a severe sentence claiming he terrorizes the street and harms women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Wilmeth
Fly Court
Lim
DAN
Vig
Indiannapalis News
Mole on Shoulder Inspires Odd Fashion Exchange
In a peculiar scene a character notes a mole on a shoulder prompting discussion of gowns and modern Teildis. The exchange centers on appearances and curiosity about clothing choices amid a noisy salon setting.
Iowa State News Briefs Highlight 192? Topics
Iowa reports show farmers at Early Chapel near Bark, paving work, and a Silver Cup to the Polk County Farmers' Association. A Des Moines burlap of electrical injuries, fair admission at 50 cents, a new $50,000 manufacturing plant in Iowa City, and road funding around $31 million with $6 million for township roads. Other items include railway valuation changes, streetcar wage increase, church building in Newton, a pet bear incident, and state boards and engineering appointments.
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Barkene
Polk County Farmers Association
Greater
Iowa City
Economy Adertising Company
Iowa
Shehandoah
Ibimois
Farm Bureau
A. E. Huntsman
Red Oak
Towa
Wilma Waynes
Maynes
Queen Marie
Romania
United States Belogical Bureau
Fairport
Seth Dean
Glenwood
L. M. Martin
Atlantic
State Board of Engineering
Kendall
Des Moines
St Newton
Presbyterian Church
P. G. Mathers
Fort Des Moines
Grand View Park
State Executive Council
Rock Island and Great Western Railroad
Ene
Frank H. Davis
Mills ‘Gotunty
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Iowa Railway & Light Company
Boone
August Weida
Waukon
Civens
Caledonia
Department of Finance
Municipal Boae
Audtice
Northwest
J. W. Wheeler
St. Paul
Towasane Toads Association
Fred
Is Deei Way Commission
siBe
Charming Cotton Dresses Steal Summer Spotlight
A fashion note contrasts American and French views on summer cotton dresses. It highlights varieties like cotton crepes, vasles, piques, batistas, linens, Swiss muslin, organdies, linens, and voiles. Embroidered patterns in multicolor threads appear on white fabrics, with sheer frocks and revival trends drawing favor this season.
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America
Paris
Embroidery Feature of Blue Serge Dress
A blue serge three piece outfit with light gray embroidery as an attractive decoration. The dress set appeals to many women with its clean lines and decorative detailing.
Sectional Library Furnishings Emphasize Comfort and Harmony
A Milwaukee Sentinel note extols the library as a quiet space for individual expression. It advises sectional bookcases for growth, comfortable chairs such as the Morris chair, and cohesive furnishing with tables and smoking stands to create a harmonious atmosphere of repose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
Amazing Mrs Rambo credits Tantac for health rebound
Mrs Eliza Rambo of Omaha says Tantac boosted her strength weight appetite and mood after years of indigestion and weakness. She claims the tonic helped her sleep and ability to do housework and garden work. Ads note Tantac is sold by druggists with 87 million bottles sold. Not What He Was After in Spring fishing tale ends with a humorous line about preferring fresh fish to canned.
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Eliza Rambo
South 26Th St
Omaha
Neb
Taniac
All Good Drug- Sista
Hoffy
Izaak Walton
Children Cry for Castoria Stringent Patent Medicine Claim
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Mother Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year remedy for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It claims to ease feverishness and aid digestion while promoting sleep. The ad emphasizes a genuine product bearing a signature.
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Fletcher
Elegant pink satin underdress with blue organdie frock
A pink satin ulwerslip edged with half inch silver ribbon is worn under an organza frock in delicate blue. Pink roses are appliqued on the surface, creating a refined, feminine ensemble.
Attractive Velvet Coat With Printed Skirt Outfit
A short thick velvet coat with a collar and cuffs of water ratine looks especially smart when paired with a bright printed skirt.
Fresh Air and Sunlight Transforming Home Health
The piece traces a shift from cramped, dusty homes to healthier living through ventilation, daylight, and cleaner interiors. It notes attitudes changing as windows open, curtains rise, and outdoor sleeping areas fall out of favor, with emphasis on proper screens, flooring, walls, and cleaning to achieve sanitation.
White Outfits Named Wicked Color for Vampires
A famous actress declares white the wickedest color for vampires not red or black. She notes white wardrobes heighten horror, citing snow white silks and satin as a signature for seductive yet terrifying vampires, while surrounding colors she deems unsuitable.
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Wilte
Atress
Grampires
Criasson
Jin Wren
Coue bracelet with crystal beads and gold charm
A newly crafted Coue bracelet features twenty crystal beads and a gold charm engraved with a decorative monogram. The piece blends classic design with subtle embellishment and could appeal to collectors of fine jewelry.
The Only Way
Johnny, the pupil, admits he learned to swear by listening where it is being done. The teacher asks where he learned it and notes there is no teaching to impart bad language. one must observe firsthand.
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Johnny
Richmond Tines- Dispatch
A Slow Shaver Barber Exchange Turns Personal
A barber remarks on age and shaving history in a terse exchange with a customer asking when he began shaving. The odd dialogue centers on memory and the passage of time between two men in a barbershop.
New Use for German Castles in Cassel Region
Castles in Cassel dating to landgraves era gain new roles. The residence castle houses a picture gallery and soon a German tapestry museum opens there. Rumor says Wilhelmshohe, where Napoleon III was prisoner, may become a hotel. Orange castle in Karissuc admired for its likeness to Sansouci. Government uses Cassel showing exhibitions.
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Cassel
Wilhelmshohe
Napoleon III
Germany
Karissuc
Potsdam
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root Advertisement
A vintage ad extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims long standing physician endorsed merit and invites readers to test with a 10 cent sample. The second sentence notes actor Samson was the first to bring down a house and was killed by a fall.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Samson
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E. Pilkie
Fifth Street
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Talon
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Hawkeye
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Scholl
Northwestern Yeast Co
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, HL
Shinoe
Shinola
Dauber
Sue
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