Women’s health letters link to Lydia Pinkham remedy
A long excerpt discusses a patient’s testimony about remedies from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It notes women’s correspondence with Pinkham, the confidential nature of letters, and a testimonial from Mrs Exta Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin about relief from womb inflammation after using the product. It also mentions an upcoming Buffalo exhibition of women’s manufacturers and a plan for a women’s booth at the event to display and sell such goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odtor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegeund
Exta Rice
Chelsea, Wis
The Tehuelches of Patagonia A Portrait of Giants
A Historical Geography account describes Tehuelche people from southern Patagonia. It notes tall stature with average men around seven feet two inches? and about 175 pounds, women notably leaner, a shared labor division, muscular builds, and a gentle disposition. The article highlights hospitality and open demeanor aiding travelers in the sparsely settled plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Tional Geographic Magazine
Huelches
Tehuelches
Nia Cruz River
Straitellan
North America
Indiana
Interpolation in Memory Slight Variation in Things Similar
The expert violinist must adapt fingering to each instrument and string as intervals vary with each fiddle. The pianist must adjust touch to the instrument’s resistance and resonance. A billiard champion would need to account for table constants and ball dynamics, which cannot be mastered quickly between strokes.
Women’s Manufactures at Buffalo Exposition
One of the interesting exhibits at the Buffalo Exposition highlights women’s manufacturing. The Pan American exposition shows novel features and practical displays demonstrating women’s skills in industry and production.
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Buffalo Exposition
Famous Writers Criticisms Noted By Critics
The Milwaukee Sentinel cites old time magazine criticisms of famous writers by critics. Christopher North mocks Tennyson as a poet the public coughs at. John Wilson Croker calls Keats a copyist of Hunt yet unreadable and tiresome. Jeffreys reviews Wordsworth and calls his excursion revoltingly improbable and absurdly incongruous.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Christopher North
Blackwood
Magazine of Tennyson
John Wilson Croker
Quarterly Review of Keats
Hunt
Jeffreys
Wordsworth
Edinburgh Review
Countess Sarolia May Muses as Count Sandor Way
Austrian girl Sarolia May posed as a countess and wore mens clothes in Pesth. She published a book as Sandor and appeared in uniform before her family objected. She married Marie Engelhardt in Klagenfurt under the name Count Sandor Way, then swindled money from her wife.
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Sarolia May
Sarolia
Pesth
Sandor
Klagenfurt
Count Sandor Way
Marie Engelhardt
World cotton manufacturers face new markets for expansion
The article argues U S cotton goods exports rose from 136 million yards in 1890 to 258 million in 1900, yet Britain and Europe still dominate cotton manufactures trade. It notes UK exports of 1900 total 5.03 billion yards and £62.1 million in cotton manufactures, while U S exports total about £21 million. It calls for U S producers to locate factories near cotton fields with cheaper coal and better labor to seize global markets.
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United States
United Kingdom
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Egypt
India
Brazil
Germany
France
Europe
Pure Helium Discovery Aims At Near Absolute Zero
Prof. Dewar told the Royal Institution he laments failing to obtain pure helium in the institute lab. He urged a rich donor to fund the costly effort toward pure helium, hoping to realize Lord Kelvin’s idea of reaching five degrees above absolute zero. He questioned why absolute zero remains theoretical.
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Dewar
Royal Institution
Lord Kelvin
Scientific American
Personal crisis reports rise in Paris amid post expo retrenchment
In Paris personal crisis reports are very numerous due to widespread unemployment after the expo. Across France self-inflicted deaths have grown, with a period ending January 1, 1901 showing at least 27,000 such reports in five years.
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Paris
France
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Ella Rice
Tion
Huffalo
New England
Committee On Applied Arts
The
Board of Women Managers
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Ter
Women’s Manufactures
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hunel
Cal
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
BAS
Eyea
H. F. Smith
J. T. Sneed
W. L. Baird
Cashier
Citizens National Bank
Cameron
Just
North
Texas
Callat Texas Gin & Compress Co
Milam Hospital
E. N. Shaw
W. W. Greer
Ferguson
M. D
JNO
M. Hefley
B. McLane
F. Hardy Caehier
the ‘First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
M. Herney
J. C. Reese
Tom Provies
T. F. Harpy
Canada
Fallseter
W. L. Lutner
W. L. Luther
J. W Coleman
John Houston
Jonn T. Coleman
J. F. Zapalac
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