Women Find Relief From Monthly Suffering With Vegetable Compound
Thousands of American women report relief from menstrual pain and irregularity by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes its use to cure discomfort linked to uterine and ovarian troubles and urges readers to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for further advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crosby
Lydia
B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlton
Lydia E Pinkham
Ydin E. Pinkham
Sing Powder Company
What Is a Billion A Paper Grand Tour of Time and Wealth
A lucid exploration of one billion as a measure of time distance and weight. The author journeys from seconds to ages, stacks of sovereigns forming walls 20 feet high, a chain circling the globe, and a towering pile of paper sheets totaling 47 348 miles in altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Andes
Himalayas
Dr Williams Pink Pills Heal Rheumatism, Man Says
A Iowa man recounts years of joint pain from rheumatism in mines near Dubuque. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, his swelling subsided in weeks and he remained well for eight years. He endorses the remedy and calls it a household staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Menkel
Jackson Avenue
Dubuque
Iowa
Robert Yates
Klauer Manufacturing Co
Dr. Williams
Mr. Menkel
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Towne Endorses Deans Kidney Pills By Charles A Towne
Ex US Senator Charles A Towne brands Dean's Kidney Pills a gratifying cure after suffering back pains headaches neuralgic pains and fatigue. He states a few boxes relieved his ailments and urges gentlemen to try the remedy. Foster Moburn Co Buffalo sells for 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Charles A. Towne
U. S
Minnesota
Foster-Moburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Bryan's Undershirt Drains Potatoes at Chau tauqua Dinner
At a Chetek Wisconsin Chautauqua a year ago William Jennings Bryan, after a long speech, cooled off in Eau Claire's ex mayor W H Frawley's cottage. In the hot meal scene Mrs Frawley drained potatoes with a tea towel from Bryan's damp shirt and exclaimed she had strained the potatoes in Bryan's shirt, a humorous misstep noted by Savannah News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Chetek
Wis
Chautauqua
Eau Claire
W. H. Frawley
Bryan
Frawley
Bill
Savannah News
Fortune by pretending rich or poor story
A lawyer asks how the old millionaire built his wealth and he says he pretended to be rich when poor and to be poor when rich. A separate item reports Mrs. Gaswell’s husband recovering from an appendicitis operation but disappointed that nothing was found wrong with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Thompson
Corey
Pson
Life-Size Doughnut Bet Leads to West Alton Wedding
West Alton Missouri man Treadmore bet a widow on a life-size doughnut shaped and sweetened like her seventeen year-old daughter. He won the wager and married the model doughnut, which will be sent to the Portland Exhibition per Cass County Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alton
Treadmore
Portland
Cass County
Say I’m going to thrash the editor incident
An irate citizen burst into a village weekly office and demanded the editor. The office boy asked to see him personally. The man vowed to thrash the editor within an inch of his life but was told to wait with three others ahead of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Weekly
I. c
Chicago News
Parquet Seats Offered for Smoke Free Front Row
A box office man offers two front row seats and a man asks for seats in the parquet circle due to cigarette smoke in a melodrama. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Giving the party man and health ads mingle in Ohio paper
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item from Freeborn Minnesota highlights Mr. R. E. Goward praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He reports renewed life after taking several boxes and urges others to try them. The column also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and a church catechism joke and a joke about jiu jitsu for appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeborn
Minn
R. E. Goward
Dodd
Mr. Goward
Landseer Sketches With Both Hands At Once
The painter Sir Edwin Landseer demonstrated ambidexterity by drawing a deer's head with his right hand while his left completed a horse head. The feat fooled spectators, proving two tasks could be done simultaneously with equal skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edwin Landseer
Sir Edwin
Kansas City Journal
Indifferent Firing Causes Wry City Desk Gossip
A quip from the Indianapolis News notes a stubborn editor or staffer faced dismissal for resisting Cyrillic name input. The remark highlights frustration over pushing Russian names into a machine, implying friction with a typing system and staff cohesion.
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Benj. F. Miller
LTCE
Northside Public Square
Rushville, Indiana
Owen S. Hill Notary Public
Carthage
Indiana
P. J. Sattler Fire
Life and Accident Insurance Standard Companies, Reliable
Carthage Building Loan 2
Savings Association
M. F. Lovett
H. E. Stager
Henley Block
E. Mill St. Carthage
J. A- Sipe
Johnson Brock
DR. F
Hackleman
Rushville, Ind
Jean
Rae Ael
RAY Johnson & GO
Ee. D. Lew
Ana, IR OF
IEE
Dille
Clemens
Greensburg, Ind
J. B. Schrighte
Ushville
Ind
H. Grawls
Mar St
James Carfield
Carthage Ind
R- C. Hill
West Mill St
PNG As
7Th St
Washington
D.C
Dr. King
Jabastine
Alabastine CO
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
A. J. Tower CO
Boston
Mass
U.S
A. Tower Canadian Co., Ltd
Toronto
Canada
W.L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mase
W. L.douglas
Maas
Cientific School
Practical Progres
St. Louis, Mo
P!iso
Houston Post
Jupiter
Vulcan
New York Sun
U. & Senator
Towne
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Eacher
Harry
James
John
Judge
Carters
Drew
Indianapolis News
UTES
Lion Coffee
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Climax Coorree
de Laval
THE
de Laval Separator Co
Randolph & Canal Sts
Cortlandt Street
Chicago
New York
Waihi Sme
Eal Rael
Tue KR
Paxton Company
Samo
Brooklyn
James Hat
Petoskey, Mich
I. N. Y. Indianapolis
Mull
W. H. Thompson
Main St
Peoria
Thompson
Mull’s Grape Tonic Co
3Rd Ave
Rock Island
Mull’s
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