Woman Finds Health Through Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
In a Midwestern town a discouraged Mrs. Daugherty, bedridden four months, improves after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She letters that after three bottles relief came, now in eleventh bottle and feeling like a different woman. She recommends the remedy and invites inquiries from other women.
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Middle West
Lydia B. Pinkham
Bb. Davacuepty
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
Man’s Choice to Align with Fools Reflects Self View
A saying notes that some men cling to foolish company to feel superior in wisdom, suggesting vanity shapes social circles and judgment. The observation highlights how self-perception drives association even when it undermines true insight.
Man Cannot Trade Back Reputation For Money
A man faces a social and moral dilemma about exchanging his reputation for cash. The piece weighs the irreversible impact of public opinion on personal worth and future opportunities.
Ten Years, a New Wardrobe, and a Chance at Life
Caroline Day leaves a doctors verdict with ten years to live and buys a hat and coat to mark a fresh start. She encounters Will Morrow and his son Junior in a restaurant and, inspired by new hope, plans to use the decade for care and family, inviting Will and Junior to join her at home.
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Aroline Day
Caroline
Will Morrow
Junior
Wilshire
Mrs. Todd
Will
Eliza Todd
Eliza
White House
Ancient Parsee Rites in England's Capital
In Caxton Hall London the Parsee initiation of five children of Shapurji Saklatvala was performed, marking the first major Parsee rite in England since before. Dhanbar and Jevanbal were initiated first, followed by Dorab Dhunbar Beram Mhalkhashro and Jevanbal, amid white garments, prayers, sacred threads, and ceremonial sprinklings and markings.
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Caxton Hall
London
Shapurji Saklatvala
England
Mr. Saklatvala
Dorab
Dhunbar
Beram
Mhalkhashro
Jevanbal
R. R. Desai
Homi Dastoor
Pilot Bittles Snares Snags in Wry Ferret Tale
Old Pat Nelson jokes that Bill Bittles is a striking personality yet only strikes snags in this Farm and Fireside humorous line.
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Bill Bittles
Pat Nelson
Bull Talk Blunt Statements From Farm and Fireside
A Farm and Fireside piece critiques blunt talk and sharp edges in public discourse. The column uses a rustic tone to challenge overly aggressive rhetoric and advocates measured commentary in community debate.
Elijah in Naboth's Vineyard Lesson Outline
Lesson text from first Kings chapter twenty one outlines Ahab's desire for Naboth's vineyard, Naboth's refusal, Jezebel's treachery, Naboth's death, and Elijah's doom prophecy. It notes Ahab's posturing, Jezebel's manipulation, and the eventual divine judgment with a note on repentance and mercy for Ahab.
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Ahab
Naboth
Jezreel
Jezebel
God
Ahaob
Elijah
Naboth’s
Quotable Balley Saying on Time and Deeds
A reflective line attributed to P C Balley emphasizes living by deeds rather than numbers or breaths. It urges measuring life by heartbeats and noble actions rather than figures on a clock.
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P C. Balley
Safe Driving and Faith Rules for Daily Life
A compact reflection notes a safe auto driver keeping hands on the wheel and eyes on the road, while a safe Christian keeps a hand on the Bible and eyes on God, pairing practical caution with faith.
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Wydake Ket
Horace Deal, Jr
C. J. Moffett ,Co
Columbus
Ceorgia
Teethina
Hancock
Hancock Liquid Su Rour
Baltimore, Maryland
Bancock
Dr. Pierce
Boschee
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
D. J. Walsh
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Naboth’s Vineyard
Eljah
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chemists
Buffalo
N. Y
Safe— Aspirin
Bayer
Fletcher
Malden
Mase
Chilltonig
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