Improved Health Paragraph Promotes Pinkham's Compound
A reader recalls personal health improvement using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after illness. Mrs. Lawrence elves of Mt Pleagan East Smithfield St Mt. Pleasant reports better sleep and energy after three to four doses and says she now feels well and cares for three children. She encourages others to try the remedy and notes widespread family use across generations.
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Weaver
Lydia B. Pinkam
Mrs. Lawrence Elves
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleagan
Lydia B
Pinksham
Pinkham
Underdog sympathies and changes in judgments amid dogs
A narrative poem recalls bias in siding with underdogs and the shift to scrutinize the truth. The speaker reflects on helping the underdog, facing betrayals, and learning not to condemn prematurely while noting repeated bites and misjudgments by others. McClure Nemaha paper Syndicate.
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McClure Nemapaper Syndicate
Mottieg Cook Book Delivers Homestyle Quick Dishes
A pastry of practical kitchen tips outlines pure air in rooms and a range of simple recipes. Summer squash with butter, Rice with Pineapple, cabbage crisping with vinegar sugar, French method peas, and Cherry Fritters with a cherry sauce are detailed with step by step guidance and measurements.
Strategies for defense and armament costs discussed
A columnist argues that naval arms races evolve as new technologies emerge. He notes how armor, guns, and even imagined devices shift the balance, and urges nations to stay prepared for any emergency while avoiding unnecessary spending.
How It Started TM By Jean Newton
A brief account traces parchment from utilitarian skin material to writing surface. It credits Bumens I, king of Pergamum, with its invention in Asia Minor, then notes its rise in Rome and Europe after papyrus and before rag paper. The name derives from Pergamum via Latin and French.
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Bumens I
Pergamum
Asia Minor
Ptolemy
Egypt
Rome
Europe
Pergamina
Movie Actress Finds Fan Mall at Last in Circuits
A quirky exchange notes a popular film star receiving a fan mall at last from an electric fan company. The Courier-Journal Loulariite column records the humorous ad circular and secretary banter about local advertising.
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T'va
The Lone Gun and the Cowboy Myths of Duel Use
The piece discusses the old-time cowboy habit of rarely touching a gun, using the weapon only to draw and shoot. It notes that carrying a second gun signified war or neutrality and describes how gun use became a staple in fiction and film, shaping the cowboy image as a daily function.
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Gehenna
Junction
Saturday Evening Post
English Alphabet Puzzles Confusion Over British Letter Nomenclature
A war diary excerpt from an American aviator, published in Liberty, laments minor irritants in British life. He notes the left traffic, the English way of naming letters, and the confusion caused by pronouncing letters with distinct initials such as Ak Beer Cea Don and Zed, rather than the familiar A B C.
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Ayer
Liberty
Bea Dee
Dee
Beer
Cea
Don
Balches
Ella
Emma
Pip
Mases
Lee
Vie
Girligag quotes Saplant Bally on double aides problem
Saplant Bally says the notion of two aides to every question is not something to brag about and it causes all the trouble. He argues the extra voices complicate decisions and lead to confusion in judgments.
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Saplant Bally
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