Spinster Loses Teeth In Mail Mixup At Camden
A New Jersey spinster appeals to Postmaster General Hitchcock after mailing her false teeth from Camden on January 1 and losing them in transit. She paid $35 for the upper plates and asks for expedient help, noting she has not worn them for a year and hopes for recovery of the costly teeth. The Post Office assigns one of its top inspectors to locate the missing dentures.
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Jersey
Hitchcock
Camden
Skin scales vanish after Cuticura treatment
Miss Sara Zurnett of Philadelphia reports years of itching scales on knees elbows scalp and hair loss. After trying doctors hospitals and patent medicines she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and副 psoriasis disappeared. She praises the products and recommends the Cure with a Boston distributor offer.
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Sara Zurnett
Fitzwater St
Philadelphia
Potter Drug & Ihem Corp
Columbuz Ave
Boston
Reform enterprise piques Senate interest amid cautious stance
Senator Sorgum signals intent to push a major reform plan while noting the idea may be biased against their allies. He plans to engage borrowers in the discussion to collect suggestions that could thwart the proposal and render it impractical.
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Senator Sorghum
Oypers
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Vermont
Mrs Cras Barclay of Graniteville Vermont credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health during the change of life. The letter promotes the remedy for menopause related symptoms and urges other women to seek its help. The advertisement claims long standing endorsements and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Graniteville, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cras
Silk braid hats for the refined woman in elegant modes
Hats described for older women emphasize lightweight comfort and elegance. A black silk fiber hat features a blue ornament with quill accents. velvet binding frames the face. A second two color silk braid hat uses champagne crown and black brim with satin piping. A wireless turban and a light wire framed version showcase adaptable braids and careful coiffure guidance.
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Julia Bottomley
Comfortable in Cool Weather Coat and Hat
An olive green double breasted coat with a point fastening and wide braid edging, a beaver hat with silk crown and ribbon rosette. Materials include 2 yards 48 inch fabric, 1 1⁄4 yards braid, 2 yards lining, and additional fabrics for the oversleeve lace collar and waist band.
New Shades In Pink Hit The Market
The article notes a wave of pink cosmetics from rose petal to cerise and peach tones with new Helen pink set to boost demand. It compares its popularity to the once popular Alice blue and suggests strong consumer interest.
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Helen
Looks Well On Desk Cretonne Boudoir Writing Set Idea
A fashion guide for crafting a cretonne covered writing set for a boudoir desk aimed at a young girl. It covers base components from the big blotter to note books, with gilt edging, calendar cards, and frames, while warning to omit ink wells and candlesticks for safety. It suggests matching Dresden china pieces and optional brocaded silk for a richer set and notes practical gifts like fabric scraps.
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Dresden
Bridesmaids in Cream Messaline Dresses Parade
Seven bridesmaids walk single file up the church aisle wearing cream messaline gowns over rainbow silk. Short lace veils hold half wreaths of flowers with moss rosebuds in one hairstyle and a matching muff. Vivid floral decorations include violets nasturtiums clematis meteors and orchids.
Convenient 14-Horse Stable Barn Plan for 36 by 60 Feet
A 36 by 60 foot barn design for stabling fourteen horses outlines two feed rooms a safe harness area two box stalls and twelve open stalls. Increasing length by twelve feet yields eighteen stalls with hay capacity about forty tons and a three foot wide feedway to minimize waste while allowing easy feeding along the barn.
Improving Stock For Next Season
Advice urges selecting top hens and a superior male, relocate them to a separate area, and use their eggs to stock future chicks. The aim is to raise the flock and increase outcomes this year.
Attitudes Are Undesirable in Farming Seed Use
A short takeaway notes that good seed is essential to maximize farming success, implying attitudes may hinder outcomes and stressing practical seed quality as the key factor.
Feeding the Young Chicks Modern Guide
Poultry Journal advises a five daily feeding schedule for the first ten days with oatmeal, chick feed, and greens. After two weeks reduce to four then three daily feedings, provide water often, and offer skim milk or alternatives in moderation to prevent bowel issues. Fine grains can replace chick feed after four weeks, but chick starter remains best.
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The
Poultry Journal
Protection of Birds Campaign Across the Nation
The text describes a national effort to protect insect eating birds amid crop loss. Supported by grangers orchardists ranchmen and planters the National Association of Audubon societies aims to secure state level declarations on conserving bird resources from representatives nationwide.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Courtroom Exchanges About Innocence and Life Sentences
A judge notes he feels no guilt delivering life sentences to the guilty while a preacher asks how he can justify condemning innocents for a fee. The dialogue centers on conscience versus judicial accountability in capital punishment and wrongful convictions.
Traveling by Wheelbarrow to Ping-Ying 45 Mile Trek
Bishop Montgomery recalls a two day 45 mile journey to Ping-Ying by three wheelbarrows with three men per barrow. The party crossed rough roads with about 25 000 bumps from stone drops and slept on a matress in a Chinese inn each night.
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Ping-Ying
Bishop Scott
Lanchester
Bishop Montgomery
Mission Field
Coffee Heart Very Plain In Some People
A Brooklyn man describes relief from heart palpitations caused by coffee after switching to Postum. He learned to brew it properly for 15 to 20 minutes, and since using Postum he reports improved health and no palpitations except when drinking coffee away from home. The ad promotes Postum by the Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and a booklet titled The Road to Wellville.
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Brooklyn
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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