Mrs Boyd Avoided Surgery With Pinkham's Remedy
Canton Ohio woman Maria Boyd recounts avoiding operation after doctors urged surgery for a female condition. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her symptoms so she can work at home. The ad urges others to try the remedy before surgical options and offers guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lydiak. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boy
5Th St
N. E
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Whistling in Public Places Sparks Deadly Tragedy
The New York Evening Telegraph notes a man named Moses Cohen was killed by an unidentified killer after hearing Cohen whistle in a motion picture theater. The editorial laments the killing as uncalled for while condemning whistling in cinemas, tram cars, streets, shops, and offices.
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York
Moses Cohen
New York Evening Telegraph
Boy With Bundles Recovers Hat In Gale
A small boy carrying two three foot bundles struggles against a strong wind on Broadway. His hat is blown away and rolls ahead, but a quick passerby stops, retrieves the hat, and sets it on the boy's head before he reaches it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Reform era prompts grammar and spelling debate
A dialogue argues for grammar reform, noting spelling simplifications in education. The speakers discuss split infinitives and singular verbs with two nouns, suggesting reform is overdue to ease language use.
Peeled Chicken Demand From Child Visitor
A three year old girl visiting her grandmother on a farm requested to have a chicken peeled for dinner. The child’s playful remark highlights farm life novelty and the grandmother's frequent meal inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Little Kitty
Grandadia
Olive Oil Substitutes Found Lacking For Wool Spinning
The article notes olive oil remains essential for certain technical uses such as wool spinning where no fully satisfactory substitute exists, though it is replaceable in many food and medicinal roles by other vegetable oils.
Fragmentary Poetry Quotation Prompts Dialogue
Readable lines show a terse exchange about crying and makeup. The dialogue hints at a minor lyric or verse fragment with two speakers and a rhetorical question about the rest of the poem. The source focuses on a brief poetic fragment rather than a full piece.
New Jersey Briefs Highlight City Projects and Accidents
Woodbury council passes water meter ordinance for commercial properties and optional home meters. Paterson buys 20 000 tons of ice to avert an ice famine. Trenton man killed and relatives injured in a Delaware River Road crash when a car overturned during a cigarette light.
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Woodbury
Clifford Newman
Paterson
Stroudsburgh
Tred J. Heydorn
Trenton
Margaret Morris
Kate Moyer
Delaware River
Heydorn
Argo Mills
Snuffin
France
Pink Hess
Tammonton
Winslow Junction
Hess
Winslow
duPont Club
Gibbstown
Cormission
New Jersey
Ramond Stewart Construction Company
Bridgeport
Raccoon Creek
United States’ Weather Bureau
Dora Fox
Amrusts Fox
Walnut Avenue
No Rent Control Yet Causes Debate On Housing Law
The column cites a debate in two newspapers about landlord rights and protections for families. It notes a city example where a landlord can refuse to rent to a couple with children and faces no prevention against rising rents. It also recalls a street scene near Monument Circle and a boy selling roses to a man who is said to be unavailable as a buyer.
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John C. Slane
Atlantic City
Learning
Ambassador Hotel Company
Jean Barcelonne
Camden
Chelsea Avenue
J. Beatty Ritter
Camden High School
Collingswood H High School
Camden County Board of Agriculture
Gibbsboro
The
Red Cross
Millville Hospital
Pitman
Free Library Association
Isaiah Stiles
Turnersville
Gloucester County
Justice Strouse
Hamilton
Jersey
Hammonton Company
Townsend
State Board of Health
Salem
Cumberland
Cape May
Absecon Council
H. G. Miller
Millville
Pleasantville
Washington Avenue
Bruno Pizzimenti
Pitman Grove
Booth Glass Company
Swedesboro Glass Works
Woodbury Methodist Church
Manley
Newport
Edward Wescott
Bridgeton
Vineland
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
New South Yard
Gloucester
Army Hospital No. 11
William Spencer
Camden Criminal Court
South Jersey
Gloucester City
Birmingham Age-Herald
Monument Circle
Indianapolis News
Training of an Expert in Wartime Reflection
A London Review remark traces a speaker's career arc from Insurance clerk to actor to labor expert, noting the wartime overheard quote as a priceless instance of evolving professional roles during air raids.
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London Review
Pocketknife Claim Highlights Caution in Man
A wary conversation underscores a belief in the man’s caution. The claim centers on his long use of a pocketknife as a sign of careful habits. He is described as someone who values steady routines.
Good Excuse. A Quip About Tight Money
A punny exchange shows a husband explaining why he cannot spare loose change. The wife questions the lack of coins while he cites money being tight as the reason.
A New Kind
A dialogue snippet shows a character remarking on another’s obsession with money, calling him a regular dough nut in a playful exchange. The lines suggest a humorous or observational moment about greed and folly.
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A. P. Collins
Chicaro
New York
Marine
New Jersey State
Samuel M. Langston Company
Marlton Pike
Ellisburg
Browning Road
First
North Baptist
Union Lake
Board of Education
Clarence Eolfe
Ma Fe
Washington Park
John Murray
Edward Murray
Briel
Ant
Doan
Bright
Wy Rne
A.E. Marey
Bayonne
N. J
Angels
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
Hare Dept
W. Mulberry St
Baltimore, Md
Enaay
Hudson St
Hoboken
N.J
Grocers
Homeseeker
Virginia Farm and Timber Bulletin
Department Q
Emporia
Virginia
Hasbrouck Heights
W. WJ. Smith
N. Laurel
Westburgh
East Twenty-eighth St
Brooklyn
N. Y
International News Bureau
Ludlow Bide
Dayton, C
California
Mills Bldg
San Francisco
Texas
Coulson Bldg
Ft. Worth
Tex
Bull Durham
Durham
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