Woman's Marvelous Recovery Told By Minnesota Mother
Mrs August R Wieder Hoft of Truman Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a dramatic recovery from pains and weakness. She says the remedy let her tend housework garden farm and care for her four month old baby. The product is advertised as a trusted relief for common female troubles and is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Truman
Minn
Lydia E.pinkham
August R. Wiederhoft
R. No. 2
Box 84
Lydia EE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Knows Better Hoipy Tefty Exclaimed In English Court
Fragmentary OCR text shows a county court scene with a speaker arguing over a quarrel and a horse or pet involved. Names and context are unclear, but the setting indicates a dispute debated in an English county court with a strained quotation.
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Wengan
Hustar
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted In Advertisements
An old newspaper ad promotes Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is highly effective, offers a sample by mail, and notes availability in drug stores. Other ads tout Cuticura for the complexion and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid.
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Kaliner
Asida
Kilmer & Te
Minshamton
Where the River Shannon Flows
Washington bulletin notes a National Geographic report on the Shannon being harnessed for industry in Ireland. It describes the river as Ireland’s longest, navigable to Limerick, with canals linking to Dublin and Ulster, and recounts historic sieges and the old castle at Limerick along its picturesque course.
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Washington
Shannon
a_bulletin
Washington, D. C
National Geographic
Irish Free State
New
Culleagh Mountains
Loop Head
Kerry Head
Fergus
Lierick
Ireland
America
Limerick
Lough Adlen
Trelaod
Wales
England
Lough Allen
Searce
Ulster
Belfast
Western
Fishermen Seek Fame in Irish Angling Tours
The article highlights anglers called the Utopian of Irish anglers famous for salmon and trout. It recalls time spent at Carrick on Shannon Athlone Killaloe and Connel with notable fishing spots and devotion to the craft.
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Carrick
Shannon
Athlone
Killaloe
Cas “Theconnel
Texas Landmark Is Being Razed
Austin's first school house, a long time landmark and wedding gift to Louise Worst, is being razed to make way for a modern residence. Built in 1852 by slaves of Louis Horst, the rock structure served as a school, powder magazine, and meeting place, later a boarding house for students. It withstood Union depredations but was stripped of its roof and floors during Reconstruction to furnish tents for federal troops.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Confederate Arty
Isa
Louis Plerst
Feed
Booth
Chimerck
Watts
Federal Army
Tte
New Orleans
Galveston
Dick Taylor
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Porter
Sabine Cross Bonds
Louis Horst
Horst
College Hil
University of Texans
New Universe Seen in Harvard Photographs
Harvard Observatory photo analysis reveals a faint luminous haze in Sagittarius described as a distinct universe. Dr Harriet Shapely estimates light takes 1,000,000 years to reach Earth from this object, the farthest observed, with the six quintillion mile distance measured by the 100 inch telescope.
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Washington
Glacier National Park
Hans Voerbiger
Europe
America
Urvard Observatory
Haren Shapely
Observa
Tory
Hight
Witch
Hidden Circus Poster Unearthed in Port Huron Wall
Workmen uncover a 1872 circus poster pasted on a wall in Port Huron after removing an adjoining wall. The faded print reads Adam forenough circus and Port Huron with a May 5 1872 date, revealing a historic advertisement from over fifty years ago.
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Port Huron
Mich
Miltary Street
Adam Forenough
Port Liuron
Milk Fueled Engine Sparks Chicago Demonstration
Chicago health commissioner Dr Hertuin N Bundesen led a milk fueled run on the Rock Island line from Englewood to Beverly Hills and back about twenty miles. He steered the engine with E Worthauer as fireman shoveling dried milk as fuel while a train of over 200 passengers mostly children, rode to support a charity for friendless children and the Chicago Orphan asylum.
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Chicago
Hertuin N. Bundesen
Rock Island
Englewood
Beverly Hills
Bundesen
E. Worthauer
Chicasgo
Oripan Asylum
Mastodon Bones Found Near Tacson Arizona
Remarkable discovery of massive mastodon bones believed to date from the Pliocene period, about 600,000 years ago, found near Tacson Arizona and turned over to the University of Arizona for study and preservation.
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Tacson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Asparagus With Crumbs And Rhubarb and Raisin Pile Menu
A household guide offers spring greens and weekly menus from Sunday to Saturday featuring spinach water cress dandelions and spreads. Recipes include Asparagus With Crumbs and Rhubarb and Raisin Pile with step by step directions and tips on focus and concentration as a moral note on mental power.
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Parker House
Summer Good Things From a Simple Family Menu
A compact collection of kitchen recipes highlights peas as a protein source with Green Pea Soup and Peas and Peppers filled with meat and crumbs. It includes Hot Cherry Pudding, Spanish Salad with chicken and peas, Pound Cake, Sponge Cake, and Ice Cream Frosting with serving tips and basic methods.
Contracted Cold at a Billy Sunday Revival
Letter from A R Wilson of LaFollette Tennessee describes recovering from a cold during Billy Sunday’s revival in Knoxville last February after using three bottles of Pe-ru-na. The note praises Pe-ru-na as a system builder and catarrh remedy and urges readers to buy the original Pe-ru-na from their local dealer in tablet or liquid form.
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A. R. Wilson
LaFollette
Tenn
Billy Sunday
Knoxville
War era linen care ad teases Red Cross Ball Blue
An old advertisement notes wartime value of table linen and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for better wear. It includes a humorous dialogue about teeth and a line urging readers that all grocers carry the product. The fragment reflects period tone and consumer goods messaging.
Peculiar Massachusetts Law Shocks Display Rules
An old Massachusetts statute makes it a misdemeanor to display a picture of George Washington under specific circumstances. The quip notes the odd rule and urges cautious judgment before acting.
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Massachusetts
George Washington
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