Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Women from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and Providence Rhode Island report relief from organic displacement backache and bearing down pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies describe improved health enabling factory and housework duties and willingness to share the remedy with friends.
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Chippewa Falls
Wia
Lydia EL
Providence
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anisu Lawson
Lippitt St
Providence, R.1
Quick Witty Poacher Encounters Morning Manor Owner
In an early morning encounter a poacher meets the manor owner who questions his uninvited visit. The pair exchange quips about appetite and breakfast as the lord tests the poacher with a pointed remark about breakfast and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bril
Squire
Hygiene Congress Aims Teach Health to Children
The fourth international congress on child hygiene will gather educators doctors and officials in Buffalo from August 25 to 36. It will discuss fundamental health laws and best teaching methods to instill habits of health, urging schools to prioritize health education for lasting physical and mental well being.
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Adelbert Moot
Buffalo
United States
Canaada
Atlantic Ocean
Pasteur
Fourth International Congerse
Adout Hygiene
Amerseles
Atlantic
Niagzary Falls
Notable Orthodoxy Marks Big Meetings
Reports on major Protestant gatherings in Atlanta and Cincinnati show strong orthodoxy amid talks of union among Presbyterian denominations. Delegates push to preserve evangelical standards, while modernized catechisms and brief statements reshape creedal emphasis.
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Fran
England
Fife
Agmericy
Atlanta
Southers
United Presbyterian Churches
Northern Assembly
Tate
C. A. Briggs
Union Seminary
Tnion Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Bods
Westminister Confession
Westminister Confession of Faith
Lfk
Divines
Westminister Assembly
Atlanta Assembly
Assembly
Federal Council of Churches
W. M. C4
Cincinnati
Southern Baptist Convention
United Brethren General Convention
Methodist Protestant Church
Southern Presbyterians
Actien
Wnkm
Steh
Life in Russia Prison Conditions and Suicides Report
A damaged report from Watigorsh describes overcrowded, unsanitary prison cells with 19 to 41 inmates per chamber and harsh confinement. It notes deaths from asphyxia, limited outdoor time, and lack of beds or clothing. An interpellation by Karaculoff seeks government action amid rising suicide reports.
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Boston
Condithena
Watigorsh
Pititateboiaky
Caleunath Place
Karaculoff
Doma
Brsan
Unis
St Petersburg
Voikovo
Gaeristan
Dostoleffsky
Tie
Blessed Is He Who Has Found His Work
A fragmented meditation on work as life purpose and divine vocation. It extols labor as the source of knowledge and self knowledge, urging fidelity to one’s craft as nature’s and God’s will. The prose, though rough, centers on work forming character, insight, and sacred energy.
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Themis
Goa
Wlc
John
Faakker
Evtire Lex
Willameon
Calkin
Willames
Inter
Facki
Wilkiamenn
Wiliatecy
Eackier
Danuary
Tate Shich
Eller
United States
After School Worries Over Boys and Girls Education
Elsa Denison writes in Harper’s Razer about how boys and girls return home from school and college to a quiet life, while parents spend vast sums on private high schools. The piece questions the social and economic impact of 60 million plus dollars yearly, urging reflection on the value of outlay versus home and community life.
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Ginx
Elsa Denison
Harpers Razer
Mary
William
Gienwads
UiGun
Beard
Hitther Cilldren
Mer
Wver
Cnishitg
Amler
Johnsons and a Cat and a Deep Ocean Depths Tale
Reading aloud from a long quirky miscellany, the piece shares a humorous train tale about a man seeking distant relatives named Johnson and a dramatic London street rescue where foreman Robinson saves a cat from a 100 foot ladder. It notes a German surveying ship finding the deepest ocean trench near Mindanao at 3,780 meters, after earlier records near Guam measured 9,635 meters.
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Aight
Robinson
Oxford Street
London
Ths
Philippines
Mindanao
United States
Nero
Guam
Women Run Care and Latin America's Conductors History
A fragment discusses women as streetcar conductors in Philadelphia and Latin America, noting the wartime shift in Chile where women filled male roles on transit. It contrasts fixed versus flexible square measurements and includes unrelated quotes about faith, germs, driving pedestrians, and a poker saying.
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Philadelphia
Latin America
Chiti
Peru
Chili
Santiago
Valparaiso
Opium Destruction Highlights Late 19th Century Raid
Public burning of opium pipes lamps and paraphernalia valued over 10000 taela occurs behind Hakow near the British concession. Officials and soldiers witness the raid aftermath with kerosene soaked items burned in two heaps, a biannual ritual with confiscation of opium and utensils. An India garden experiment shows methi grass improving lawns at Delhi site.
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Hakow
Ningpo
Edward VII
Delhi
India
Factories That Float On Rivers In India
Floating factories boost forest resource development in India with sawmills and manufacturing plants on moving platforms. Sawmills process lumber at sea level then ship as loaded cargo, reducing land transport costs. Tangin extract plants also operate on these moving platforms. The vessels are about 200 feet long and 27 feet wide, carrying up to 470 tons.
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India
Stretly Fee Bragged of Multiple Marriages in High Life
A fragmentary exchange cites Mayme boasting about marrying two men in high society, with a terse remark that the second husband works on sky scrapers, reflecting a gossiping clipping style from the era.
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Stretly
Mayme
Sky Prrapers
Affection Moves Beaumont Dog to Save Her Pups
A French farmer near Beaumont in Suane-et-Loire recounts a dog’s act of devotion. The dog, left to guard a coat and food while the owner gathered wood, gave birth to three puppies and then retrieved them after the owner forgot to bring them to the cart. The faithful animal traveled about thirty miles in the night, returning with one puppy in her mouth and later the remaining two, then died beside her offspring.
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Beaumont
Suane-et-Loire
France
Pleased to Meet You and American Politeness
The passage discusses the American custom of saying Pleased to meet you when introduced. It questions what underlies this courtesy and why an ordinary meeting sometimes deemed pleasant can feel disagreeable, reflecting on social expectations and consolation.
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Saturday Review
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