Medical Crisis Deepens in Rural Family Saga
In a Red Pine cabin, the Judge nears recovery after surgery yet faces fragile health as Mimi comforts him. Mimi contemplates marriage to Stephen while Lucretia Lombard visits briefly, with weekend plans stirred by the looming arrival of Roy Newell and family.
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Red Pine
Mim
Stephen
Mimi
Wags
Fred
Ted
Mrs. Lombard
Mrs
Lucretia
Mrs. Curran
Yesterday's Puzzle
A compact set of puzzle clues with abbreviations and brief hints across geography and history. It presents a mix of state capitals winter resorts and notable terms as an earlier day brainteaser.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Earns Fame
Sixty years ago a Pennsylvania physician named Dr Pierce gained fame for his medical treatments. He moved to Buffalo and launched Favorite Prescription, marketed through druggists nationwide. The tonic claimed to relieve female ailments and restore health, with thousands testifying to its effectiveness in easing weakness and pain.
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Pennsylvania
Pierce
Buffalo
A Pretty Undergarment Pattern 1925 Fashion Offer
Vintage sewing ad describes a step in undergarment pattern for vest and drawers in four sizes up to bust 46-48 inches. Materials include long cloth and crepe de chine with trim options of embroidery or lace. Mailing offer requests 15 cents for the pattern and a spring summer 1925 fashion book.
Prune Relish For Mutton And Fruit Dishes
Prune relish pairs well with roast mutton and lamb and with cold sliced meat. Equal parts raisins and prunes may be used. Mix one cup prunes with water and sugar, add cinnamon, currant jelly, and orange juice, roll until soft, then cool before serving.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Promised Quick Help for Children
Vintage ad claiming mothers would benefit from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for headaches fever stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It states the product is easy to take effective and used by mothers for over 30 years with trial packaging free and sold by druggists nationwide.
Louisiana Health Board Reports Dairy Milk Quality Flaws
The Louisiana state board of health and the American Child Health association surveyed twelve towns, examining about 1,600 milk samples from 1,000 dairies. Findings show high dirt levels, widespread adulteration, and dangerous bacterial counts, with little pasteurization and poor milking practices.
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Louisiana
State Board of Health
American Child Health Association
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Blood-Tabs Claim Clear Skin Through Poisons-Free Blood
An ad promotes Blood-Tabs as a cure for pimples and skin eruptions by removing poisons from the blood. It warns against cosmetics and touts organic iron and vegetable extracts to reconstruct and tone the system. Available in bottles of 100 tablets for $2.00 at Roth & Hugs and other drug stores.
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Roth & Hugs
Ss.s
S.S
Roosevelt letters reveal party tensions in Illinois race
The Roosevelt letters discuss Foss and McCormick in the Tilinots fight for the U.S. Senate, noting Thompson's nomination as disastrous for the Republican Party. A hint of tampered or opened correspondence at the Washington Post Office is mentioned, with references to H. C. Lodge and Medill McCormick.
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Illinois
Foss
McCormick
Thompson
H. C. Lodge
U. 8
Senate
Washington, D. C
Washington
Tilinots
Medill McCormick
George E. Foss
Chicago
Bulgarian policy talks and a future international city
A 1918 letter from Senator Lodge discusses Bulgaria’s possible shift to the Allies and aims to make Constantinople an international city under Allied control. It cautions against separate treaties with Bulgaria or Turkey and emphasizes removing Turkey from Europe while preserving Romania and Serbia interests. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium to celebrate her silver wedding anniversary in 1900s context is noted briefly.
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Denar Cabot
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Adrianople
Serbia
Roumania
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Theodore Roosevelt
Lodge
U. S. Senate
Washington
Washington, D. C
Theodore
Genstantinople
Europe
Rou
Elizabeth
Duchess Elizabeth of
Kavarta
Resinol Soap and Ointment Praised for Baby Skin Cure
South Hills Pittsburg readers report using Resinol Soap and Ointment to treat a baby's stubborn skin and scalp condition. After four to five months with no relief, three days of use caused scabs to fall away and a week later the issue was completely gone. The testimonial notes continued use by the husband as well.
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South Hills
Pittsburg
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