Four Girls Restored to Health by Lydia E Pinkham
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills. It claims to cure placement, inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregularities, backache, bearing-down feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lillian
Sith Airoet
New Pom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Katharine Craly
Tafayette St
Denver
Lydia BE
Lydian E. Pinkham
Paris Quarter Latin Deteriorates Says Blythe in Everybody's
Samuel B. Blythe reports in Everybody's that Paris Latin Quarter has deteriorated since earlier days. He notes crowds of students with long hair and beer fueled revelry, while observers who once found the area lively now see a change in attitude and tone.
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Blythe
Samuel B. Blythe
Paris
Wang
Candidate praised in wartime banquet remarks
Mrs Keerpilon and the Secretary of War were joined by a crowd of mosquitoes at a banquet where the insects buzzed about a favorable candidate. Attendees agreed the event was an enjoyable time.
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Keerpilon
Hlore
Mr. Nichole
Mr. Deammond
Mer, Tannen Camp
Blake Ber
Abe
Dropped Coffee Boosts Postum Use and Health
A Washington physician reports lasting relief after switching from coffee to Postum. He suffered periodic headaches, irritability, sleeplessness, and poor concentration, all improved within a year after correctly preparing Postum. He notes weight gain of 20 pounds and a renewed sense of well being.
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Decter
Wash. D. C
Dave
Newman
Postum
Nin OP Ich
Wellio
Dhere
Joshua and the Shawl Scam in Drummond Store
Joshua bets on luck with a lottery dream then aids a shawl fraud at Drummond’s shop. A missing sale and a mistaken identity expose Walter Conrad, framed, while Joshua’s ruse uncovers his own father Mr. Drummond’s trust and his plan to flee Willoughby after dismissal.
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Chaptha X
Joshua
Tie
Sam
New York
Mr. Drummond
Stapleton
Walter
Drummond
Nichols
Conrad
Raacal
Nichola
Squire Conrad
Willoughby
Mr. Nichola
Mr. Nichols
Walter Conrad
Shaw
Mr. Drammond
Mr. Binke
Rubber Traders and Indians in Amazon Trade Decline
A letter from Iquitos notes rubber merchants overvalued trinkets for hard rubber, leaving natives wiser to the true value. Historic examples compare Congo and Amazon exploitation, where naive exchanges and doomed trading ventures hurt indigenous communities.
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Amazon
Iquitos
Madeira Falls
Awavon
Madeira River Railroad Company
Gimcracks
Congo
Europe
Quarreling Frenchmen Plan Duel At Rail Station
Two Frenchmen who argued decide their quarrel must end in a duel. They go to a railway station to buy tickets to a village near Paris. One buys a return ticket, the other a single, prompting a wry exchange about returning.
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Parla
Practiced What Ile Preached in Matrimonial Exchange
Wedderly defends his milsleed with repeated claims of being a poor sinner while his partner retorts that she has never seen anyone so eager to prove his own statements. The exchange highlights domestic fault lines and a strained marriage dynamic.
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Ile
Wedderly
All Gone Doctor My Dear Sir Exchange
A humorous exchange features a patient pleading with a doctor as the wife’s needs for change become a running joke. The speaker admits the wife requires funds while the doctor laments having taken it all.
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Doctor
Sir
Justant
Docor
Not Noticeable Foal Joke After Quarrel
dialogue snippet shows a couple talking after a quarrel with a line about being a foal at marriage and a wife's hopeful remark about improvement.
Lest We Forget Poem Reflects Life’s Quiet Goodness
A reflective piece from the New York Times portrays simple pleasures and nostalgic vignettes. It contrasts hunting and outdoor scenes with domestic moments, ending with a note that there is much good in life.
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New York Times
Uncanny Yellow Witch Delivers Secrets at Garden Party
In a garden party scene a group gathers around a mysterious Yellow Witch who reveals a guest’s hidden loves. John Wilde confronts a confession while the crowd chases the intrigue of incognito and six sense theories.
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Byron
Madelinn
Madeline
Mia
Tleadey
Rose Garden
Tony
Plete
Berlin ambulance service as model for humane care
The article praises Berlin for a well organized private Rescue Society run by surgeons with nine emergency stations and hospital cooperation. It notes test runs, bed availability updates, and fast response, claiming Berlin handles far more calls for a city of its size than Chicago or St. Louis. It warns against unprepared urgency and urges citizens to Demand better local ambulance service.
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Berlin
Leslie
Rescue Society
Chicago
St. Louis
The Diplomat and the Green Eyed Monster
In a fragment from Pennsylvania Grit, the Diplomat gathers information as Wilde and the Second Season Girl bicker and tease. The Green Eyed Monster is invoked as a nameless figure, while secrecy and concealment define the scene amid odd banter and a sneezed interruption.
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Benson
Robbish
John
Wilde
Honor Bright
Pennsylvania
Elder’s Wife Finds Relief by Listening to Sermon by Phone
A Philadelphia Ledger note tells how an elderly pastor's wife, confined by illness, was allowed to hear her beloved pastor via telephone. The doctor had warned rest, but the plan proved bedtime soothing as she slept through the sermon.
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Hense
Elow
Philadelphia Ledger
On the Trail. I am gunning for railroads and tracks
The piece casts a distrustful voice toward railroads and a figure described as a near-humorist. It references a trust-buster and a suggested partnership to expose railroad tracks while darkly noting the sordidness of gold. The text also mentions a boy with an empty pocket and a girl, plus a critique of people who disdain those who chew toothpicks.
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Ward
Alice Green
Aha
John
Yellow Witch
Sne
Honor Bright
Paradise
Duffer
Southwestern
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Paris “Quartier Latin
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Friedlarnder
Erlee
John Wilde
Anicker
Dow
Ina
Ike
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