Women Avoid Surgeries with Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Vermont and Illinois women report relief from female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, avoiding operations. Letters urge others to try the remedy, noting improved health, ability to work, and recommendations to friends. The text references a private guide on ailments peculiar to women and offers free information from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Vermont
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Burlington
Lydia E. Pinkham
H.R. Sharon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Comic stage misstep becomes graceful bow in heat of play
A high school Julius Caesar rehearsal ends with a curtain collapse and the narrator headlining an accidental practical joke. The performer recovers with a dignified bow as the audience regains quiet and the scene resumes.
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Chicago Tribune
Right on Hand Road Dialogue Exchange
A panting speaker frets on a steep road asking for a donkey to carry her up. A partner quips that a wife may distrust her husband yet still hope he tells the truth about it.
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Donald
The Spoofing Prof’s Quip on Reasoning Logic
A witty exchange features a professor asking the student for the logical path to a conclusion and replying with a playful metaphor about a train of thought. The brief joke highlights reasoning humor in academic banter.
The Change and Dismissive View of Men by Some Women
The text notes that for some women a man is initially seen as a possible partner but soon becomes just a curiosity, shifting from potential suitor to something less significant in their regard.
Good Things for Luncheon and How to Cook Them
A vintage kitchen column offers luncheon recipes and tips. It covers Cream of Mushroom Soup, Smothered Chicken, Creamed Brains with a butter roux, and a variety of blackberry dishes including pie, pudding, dumplings, jelly, and a breakfast berry dish. A poetic June verse by Shirley George appears amid cooking instructions.
Aspiring Youth Seeks U S Detective Job From Missouri
A letter from Missouri purports to seek a United States detective position via the U S Secret Service. The writer promises honest work and square dealings and asks about terms and salary. The clipped miscellany includes quips about trains and a peacock’s vanity.
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Thomas BE
Halls
United States Secret Service
Missouri
Wood
United States
Indianapolis News
Not Resting Just Waiting
Judge Gary recounts a parable of labor and productivity in a dinner speech. He notes global labor earns more while output falls, citing English coal mining as an example and ends with a village tale of a boy Looney who claims he is not resting but waiting for the sun to set to quit work.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkhear
Epercorra
Mra
Haypock
St. Lawrence Ave
Ill
Gary
England
Looney
Disinterestedness and Nervousness Cure Mentioned
Senator Sorghum asserts his career shows unselfishness though he notes Europe voters would not vote for him regardless of expenses. The speaker then recommends cultivating repose as a remedy for nervousness.
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Senator Sorghum
Tye
Europe
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