Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promises Womanly Health Cure
Advertising copy touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for severe female ailments including ovarian troubles womb disorders and spinal weakness. Claims include relief from backache leucorrhea and early tumor dissolution with liver pills aiding digestion and headaches and a local sanitary wash for application.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
What is life as youth and silence keep a secret
A reflective verse fragment about chasing an answer to life through a distant, unresponsive beloved. The speaker recalls striving to measure time and sound depths she stirs, only to retreat from intrusion into the secret locked by her stone lips.
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Neer
The Wedding Dress and a Forbidden Love Pair
Barbara Maitland and Lettice, sisters in straitened circumstances, become engaged to Geoffrey Selhurst for practical reasons. A hidden passion erupts as Geoffrey reveals a lost love from California, forcing a conflict between honor and true desire that endangers their arranged marriage and sisterly bonds.
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Barbara
Lettice Maitland
Glendower
Lettice
Broadstairs
Barbara Maitland
California
Geoffrey
Goeffrey
Geoffrey Selhurst
Three's Entanglement Ends In California Wedding
In the Maitlands' sitting room Barbara coerces Lettice to try Barbara's wedding dress, revealing Geoffrey Selhurst's divided affections. Barbara accepts his proposal despite Lettice's feelings, with a California wedding six months later as the gown finally fits and Hi Denham wins Barbara's heart.
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Bob
Lettice
Geoffrey
Barbara
Geoffrey Selhurst
England
Miss Maitland
California
Hi Denham
Connecticut Admits First Japanese Lawyer. Misc. World Notes
Tokichi Masao of New Haven Yale Law School is admitted to practice in the United States Circuit Court, the first Japanese to gain Connecticut bar admittance. The item also recalls Alphonse Daudet’s rejected Paris editor offer and recounts anecdotes about Menelek of Abyssinia, Osman Digna, Methodist preacher Charles M. Bowen, Duc d Aumale stories, and a note on Chinese residents in Philadelphia.
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Tokichi Masao
New Haven
Conn
Yale Law School
United States Circuit Court
Connecticut
Alphonse Daudet
Paris
M. Daudet
Mme. Daudet
M. Vanderheym
Menelek
Abyssinia
Carnot
Osman Digna
Cairo
Charles M. Bowen
Chicago
Bowen
Duc d’Aumale
Duc de Chartres
Marshal McMahon
Army Hardships and a Soldier's Recovery Tale
A Chicago reader recounts Edson A. Wood fifty who served in the 57th Illinois Volunteers and suffered sun strokes, locomotor ataxia, and other ailments. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills he reports marked relief and plans to continue treatment, praising the remedy. Also promoted are Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safeguard against malarial West and related health benefits. A brief children’s kite anecdote closes the piece.
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Farmers’ Voice
Chicago
Edson A. Wood
Washington Boulevard
Ill
Wyoming County
N. Y
57Th
Illinois Volunteers
West Chicago Street Car Company
Williams
Yshcians
Dr. Williams
Robert Ansley
Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Banana Plant Life and Its Mixed Blessings
A historical note explains the banana as a staple of tropic diets, detailing its rapid growth, single-season yield, use of plant fibers, and its dual effect of nourishing while potentially dampening local incentive to work. It contrasts lush banana forests with social consequences and ends with a conversational fragment about courtship.
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Tropics
The Black Cat magazine gains fame and sales
The Rochester Post Express extols Boston's The Black Cat as a five cent magazine that has sold a quarter of a million copies per issue in seven months. It highlights its original stories and strong acclaim from The Philadelphia Call and Boston Post, noting it as a marvel of the magazine world and the era’s most enticing five cent publication. Also included are scattered ads and quips about various products and physicians, referencing promotional copy and a few humorous exchanges.
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Rochester Post Express
Boston
Black Cat
Philadelphia Call
World
Boston Post
Story Publishing Co
Mass
A Thing Worth Knowing Cure for cancer and tumors offered
A mild remedy of oils claimed to cure cancer and tumors, internal or external, with physicians recommending it. For particulars and price, address Dr. D. M. Bye, Indianapolis. Also notes about catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure with $100 reward for failures, testimonials, and postal ad copy. Also mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption with a testimonial from La., 1896.
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D. M.bye
Indianapolis
Ind
Bridget
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo O
Mhusband
George W. Lotz
Fabucher, la
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