Woman Finds Nervous Trouble Relief with Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Dewitt Lincebaugh of West Danby New York reports lifelong nervous trouble eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health for herself and daughters and recommends keeping the remedy at home. The ad touts sleeplessness irritability backache and other female derangements as relief via the tonic drawn from native roots and herbs.
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West Danby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dewitt Lincebaugh
N. Y
Hunter Returns From Trip With Unmarked Rabbit
A man recounts a hunting trip ending with a fine rabbit he claims to have bagged. He previously won a running match last summer after accidentally stepping on a sunbathing man’s stomach who then pursued him. Friends note the rabbit lacks shot marks and doubt ferret involvement, until explained: “I ran it down.”
Wonders of Science Camera Work on a Farm
A camera operator for an educational film unit explains she filmed life on a Middle state farm. An old farmer asks if any laborers were captured in motion and replies that silence is a wonderful thing.
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Middle States
A Foregone Conclusion and a Marshmallow Moment
A brief quoted exchange hints at a light moment about kissing and a marshmallow snack. The fragment suggests social nuance rather than a full report, with emphasis on playful banter and casual grilling of a romantic question.
Wheat and Barley Hybrid Bread Promises Health Benefits
A description extols a bread made from whole wheat and malted barley for its rich flavor and easy digestion. It asserts daily consumption yields health and comfort, noting it is sold by grocers everywhere.
Growth of American cities in the boom and bust era
A reminiscence comparing Denver and Los Angeles twenty-five years ago. Denver, then about 30 000 residents, faced overgrown real estate values. A East investor saw high prices. Los Angeles was a tiny boom town later booming into a much larger city. an early $500 investment could have become $500000 today according to Leslie’s.
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Denver
Los Angeles
Leslie
Cemetery Dispute Between Irishmen In Philadelphia
Two Irish men argue in a Philadelphia cemetery over its quality. One dislikes it and vows not to be buried there, while the other defends the cemetery as fine and asserts he will be buried there if spared.
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Number-One
Number One
Philadelphia
New Jersey State Briefs Highlight Drowning Rescue and Local Incidents
In Trenton inmate John Beichner rescued Miss Lela Thomas from drowning at Log Basin, accompanied by a guard. Reports note multiple local items: a large Agnes Smith Women’s Bible Class outing in Bridgeton, theft of $150 from Joseph Progit’s trunk in Phillipsburg, and plans for a chapel by summer-home owners on the Delaware Bay shore. Others cover a Yough work bonus at John A. Roebling’s Sons in Trenton, a rescued infant adopted by a conductor, and a Gloucester county rail crew expansion. The Saddle River drowning death of three brothers, trout plantings in northern streams, a Fairview police suit, Montclair garbage collections, and Cape May murder-suicide are also cited along with various local notices and fires.
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Fortescue
Delaware Bay Shore
Grofits
George Washington
Swedesboro
John A. Roebling’s Sons Company
Trenton
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Arthur Shinn
Ywoach
Gloucester County
New Jersey Central Railroad
Thomas Irving
John
Saddle River
Arcola
Chester
Streans
Johnsonburg
Blairstown
Hackettstown
John Rhigeway
Fairview
Wiliam Strong
P. W. Stagg
Hackensacl
Strong
New Board of Town Commissioners of
Montclair
Who's Got the Money in Western Canada Farms
The Magnet reprint outlines Western Canada's wealth from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba crops and livestock. It totals grain values at about 407.8 million with dairying root fruit and honey cited as strong entrepreneurs. The piece stresses hard cash wealth and farmer resilience.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Western
California
Washington
Bane Eternal Notes Wit On Summer Beauty
A bright young journalist observes that the hardest task in summer for a woman is keeping shine from her nose without drawing attention. The remark appears in a confidential aside to this column.
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Bane Eternal
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertise Quick Skin Relief
Why suffer skin troubles. Cuticura Soap with hot water soothes itching burning and disfigurement. Dry and apply Cuticura Ointment to the affected part for instant relief. Free samples by mail with a booklet. Address Cuticura Dept. ly Boston. Sold everywhere. Ain't It the Truth? The man who marries for money is a fool, unless he gets too advanced.
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Cuticura
Dept. Ly Boston
Like a Lion's Share and a Hoglike Manners
A humorous dialogue where a parent explains that taking the lion's share means the person is being greedy or hoggish. The exchange uses playful language to teach restraint and fairness through a child's question about sharing.
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Improved Stock Powder Co
Dillsburg, Pe
Flanders
Paes
Mexico
Koenig
Christine Langenhan
New York
Paul Koenig
Baltimore
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
St. Dunstan's
London
U. S. Capitol
National Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Paul Bartlett
United States
New Jersey
STATE
Wiliam Archer
Hattie
Cape May
John Mayor
Frank E. Diico
Andrew Boczany
Barnes Manufacturing Co
Jersey City
Beatrice Heisler
Little Ferry
Hackensack
Joseph Whisler
Pitman
Deer Woods
Atlantic County
Standard Process Steel Corporation of
Camden
Westmont Baptists
Ocean City Motor Boat Club
Bay Front
Ocean City
Westmont Field Club
Haddonfield
Fogg
Woodstown
Vineland
Lemuel
Paw
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