Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by Nebraska reader
Mrs John Koppelmann of McLean Nebraska reports health improvement and a healthy baby after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites readers to write for advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Ipswich Massachusetts.
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NeLeon
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Koppelmann
R. No. 1
McLean
Nebraska
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkhams
America
Lydia E. Pinkha
Fiery Red Pimples and Cuticura Remedies Ad
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for skin issues and distressing conditions with free samples from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Also includes a testimonial claiming cured insomnia through a doctor prescribed regimen and a quip about a patient’s half hour dosing.
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Dept. X
Boston
aAdy
Henry
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised as long-standing remedy
An old time advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a centuries old remedy for kidney and bladder issues and general pains. It claims quick relief for back pain rheumatism and gall stones with a money back guarantee if not effective. The ad notes import from Holland labs and availability at drug stores in three box sizes.
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Haarlem
Holland
Holland Laboratories
Final Decree and Candid Office Gossip
Mrs Enpeck notes a new typist will be fired as she questions the claim. The exchange reveals a claim about an office move as a paper reports that Philadelphia leads America in seamen recruitment.
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Enpeck
Husband
Red Cross Field Director Aids Soldiers at Camp
The bulletin praises Red Cross field directors in every camp who assist enlisted men with worries, family needs, and writing letters. It notes confidential services, large canteen units, convalescent homes nearing completion, and extensive home service and communication support, including the distribution of garments and funds through June 14.
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Tea Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Bureau of Military Reef
Sed
Home Service Department
United States
The
Fall Suits Show Sturdy Quiet Style for College Girls
The season favors dark browns blues greens and grays with military touches and high necklines. New double breasted coats feature lapped fronts trimmed in novel ways while belt lines rise high and collars reach the chin. Fur trims fade as long stoles and capes remain popular over a practical ankle length skirt.
Colored Felt Hats Bring New Trimmed Styles to Millinery
Felt hats replacing straw in summer wear arrive in brilliant and neutral tones. The hats are adorned with lavish flower arrangements, signaling the advent of the season's preferred trimmed hat after long milliner anticipation.
New Slip-On Waistcoats Cut For Attractive Front Detail
The latest waistcoats for street suits are slip-on with no front closing, allowing makers to showcase tucks frills and ruching on the front. The design emphasizes beauty and ease of wear in new bodice styles.
Cheese and Rice Dishes From a Forgotten Kitchen
A culinary column presents cheese centered dishes and sauces. It covers cheese use with crackers, cheese pudding, scalloped cabbage with cheese, cheese sauce, cottage cheese loaf, potato cheese salad, and a rabbit curry with rice and cheese in a historic kitchen context.
Neri Reports New Pleurisy Treatment In Medical Journal
Doctor Auld notes a chills fever resembling malaria after giving a platinum compound. The illness subsided with marked improvement. The treatment shows good results in pleurisy and is suited to localized infection with low fever.
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Auld
British Medical Journal
Clinton county farmer curses in millet seed call
A Clinton county farmer displayed patriotism during a telephone call with a local hardware dealer about millet seed. He interrupted the dealer’s mention of German millet by shouting To with Germany and slammed the phone down.
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Clinton County
Germany
Indianapolis
The Difference Behind Soldier and His Girlfriend
A brief exchange contrasts two ambitions one choosing front-line powder and the other preferring makeup. The line highlights divergent paths within a single couple.
Stay Healthy This Summer With Eaton ic Digestive Aid
Summer advice urges keeping the stomach in good order to avoid sickness. Eaton ic is marketed as a tastier remedy to reduce stomach acidity, aid digestion, and prevent heartburn and bloating. Consumers are told to use after meals for quick comfort, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Eatonic
Eskimo Bathing Beliefs Highlight Arctic Life
In Etah the northernmost town, MaacMillan’s Arctic visit reveals Inuit customs. Eskimo mothers carry babies on their backs to avoid bathing, believed to make infants crass. babies often untouched by soap for months.
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Etah
MaacMillan
Kuh
Liddy
Man's Stomach Makes Life a Burden
A satire and advert style piece recounts stomach troubles and a dyspepsia remedy, urging readers to avoid abusive cures and try Munyon’s Dyspepsia Remedy for relief, improved vigor, and tastier meals.
How It Was Centered on a Feeman Weight Claim
A reporter asks about a child born weighing twenty seven pounds. The corner grocer replies the father is Reb Chunks the feeman and weighed it on his fee scales, implying a comical exaggeration or hoax in the neighborhood.
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Bee
Reb Chunks
Worn suffrage endorsement in Connecticut by Democrats
The fragment notes that suffrage has received official indorsement from the Democratic party in Connecticut. It mentions a character aloud about tie purchases and a remark about who washes them, in a casual newspaper tone.
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Democratic Party
Connecticut
Nobody at Home. City Bul letin recounts door prank
Clark editor of the City Bulletin of Columbus Ohio and a Red Cross fundraiser was met with a hoax visitor. A stranger knocked, heard a voice say Come in, shouted the door was locked, and a bystander fled to safety after a neighbor said no one was home and accused the caller of talking to a parrot.
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Alt. Clark
City Bulletin of
Columbus
Red Cross
Caumpatsner
Troy Times
Barking Dog Heard at Four-Mile Elevation, Aeronauts Claim
A group of aeronauts report hearing a dog bark from an altitude of four miles during a ascent. The claim highlights unusual sound propagation and prompts further verification of atmospheric conditions and acoustic reach at high altitudes.
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