Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Aids Women in Ill Health
Personal letters from Mrs. O. M. Raines of Ridgway Pennsylvania and Mrs. W. E. Linpsey of Tennille Georgia praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving months of backache and fatigue, restoring health, and allowing them to resume housework and garden work. Letters note doctor skepticism, sister-in-law's suggestion, and endorsement to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ridgway
Penn
Lydia KE. Pinkham
W. E. Linpsey
R. R
Tennille
Howlers From Indianapolis Pupils Challenge History
In a recent Indianapolis News feature a teacher collects pupil answers labeled howlers. Examples include Patrick Henry of Virginia aiding Columbus and Hale playing in the band during Washington’s Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Great Britain
Columbus
Patrick Henry
Virginia
George Washington
Hale
John Smith
Pocadontus
Indianapolis News
Comic Exchange In Courtroom Dialogue
The scene features Mr Tucker confronting Mr Cutting about a loan. The exchange centers on the denomination of a bill and a quip about Lent. A second line of banter questions a wife’s ground for divorce with a remark on income and compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Mr. Cutting
Doctor Hall’s Views Stir Debate On Religion And Education
The Clark University president Dr G Stanley Unall spoke on Religion and Education and urged blunt ideas. He suggested saying damn when needed and that slapping children can be good if done vigorously yet mildly. He claimed most children steal though likely not all. however the Dayton News questions the broad claim and the turnip remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stanley Unall
Clark University
Hall
Dayton
Young Man Passes Delaware Board Despite Odd Dependents Query
A Delaware county exemption board briefly questioned a young man about dependents to assess his soldier qualifications. Asked to name dependents, he replied they were all his wife’s relatives whom he has supported. After clarification and further investigation, the man was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Indiannapolis
Miss Willing
George
Museum seeks rare stag family specimens from Asia frontier
The American Museum of Natural History plans to add to its collection with goruals Seragus and sangburs. President Dr Henry Fairchild Osborn reports Roy C Andrews, head of the Yunnan China expedition, has secured splendid specimens on the Thibet and Burmaofrontiers. The animals are of the stag tribe and exceedingly rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Henry Fairchild Osborn
Roy C. Andrews
Yunnan
China
Thibet
Burmao
Internal visit turns to a riddle about a neck bell
An attendant directs a waiting patient to see the doctor but the patient insists on not exposing himself to X ray work. He only wants to discuss a bell on his neck. The odd remark ends with a humorous line about wishes and beggars.
Home Front Tips And Recipes For Thriving War Time
The article urges women to aid the nation without abandoning home duties and details practical food preservation cooks. It offers recipes for Apple Catsup Pear and Peach Preserves Wild Grape and Berry preservation, and various salads including Corn Beet Onion Watercress and Tomato with Orange, highlighting thrift and domestic efficiency.
Hay Fever Cause Tied to Pollen From Grasses and Trees
Neri Maz discusses hay fever noting no rose cold exists and attributing the spring ailment to pollen from grasses like Johnson grass and Bermuda grass, oats, and trees such as red cedar and black walnut. Pollen spread by breeze, not insects, is identified as the usual cause.
Daniel in the Den of Lions Lessons for September 23
A Bible lesson on Daniel the prime minister of the Medo Persian empire, his opponents envy, the false decree, Daniels faithful prayer, and his deliverance by an angel. The text notes the king's sleepless night, Daniels safe ascent, and Darius decree praising Daniel's God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Lfe
God
Earth
Heaven
Lions
Darius
Cyrus
A Sticky Story by Mr Barry Pain
A humorous tale recounts Mr Barry Pain at an artists gathering delivering a witty speech about painting. He recalls enamel in a bath and quips that his friends warned him to stick to his work, which drew laughter from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Pain
Mr. Pain
London
Color Blind Marine Recruitino: Green Not Red
Desert News reports Hyrum A Douglas of Payson failed Marine enlistment due to color blindness. He confused reds and yellows with greens, after passing general exam. He quipped he never sewed, leaving the office with a joke about his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum A. Douglas
Payson
Marine Corps
Desert News
What He Earned
A man asks a young suitor about earnings and is surprised by the actual pay. He learns the suitor makes only $25 a week, not the $100 he anticipated for supporting his daughter. The exchange highlights unexpected income and eligibility in a courtship scene.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Glenn
Parker
Druggzists
Harris Remedy CO
Canal St
Boston
Watson E. Coleman
Washington, D.C
Beno
Nevad
University
Beas
United States Department of Agriculture
Neri, Maz Weil
International Sunday School
P. B. Fitzwater
The
Bible Institute of Chicago
Consright
Western Newat
den OF Lions
Attea
Castoria
Yosi Ind
Walca Wo
Cule
Wea
R. Schiffmann Co., Proprietors
St. Paul, Minn
Carter
Garters
France
Flanders
United States
America
Department of the Interior
Canada
Departments of Labor and Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ottawa
G. Rutledge
East Genesee Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Just Eye Comfort
Neine Eye Remedy CO
Chicago
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