Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health
In West Philadelphia Mrs. Frank Gerald testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing nervous prostration and related ailments after years of poor health. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek the medicine and mentions 40 years of company experience. The letter adds a light note on lawyers knowing necessity.
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West Philadelphia
Pinkham
Lydia
Frank’erald
N. Dist Streat
Pinkham Medicine
Lynn
Mass
Freezone claims painless corn removal and quick effectiveness
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns including between toes. It promises instant relief without pain and claims a tiny bottle suffices for all feet corns at a low cost, branded as a Cincinnati genius discovery.
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Cincinnati
Trousseau Traditions and Child Brides in Asia and Science Notes
A fragment from Asia Magazine recounts a girl at ten subjected to court testing for marriage with tests of vision, health, and sewing, followed by a discussion of her trousseau and a planned arranged marriage. It then shifts to notes on radium production in the United States and a brief cartoonish aside about a child named Alfred and a cheap marriage joke from London Answers.
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Dean
Barnett
John Cemetirginia Place
Buffalo
Aod
Asia Magazine
United States
C. H. Viel
Science
Viel
Standard’Chemical Company
Scientific American
Invitation regrets noted in Boston Evening Transcript
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript notes Miss Ryval-Oh regretting not attending a wedding. The line implies social etiquette about sending regrets to an invitation.
Apricot Pits Turn Into Industrial Products
California produces about 7 000 tons of apricot pits yearly. Home chemists now obtain 200 worth of materials per ton. War lowered pit prices by two thirds from 450 per ton. Products include a fruit oil substitute for olive oil, essential oil of apricot, a cooking meal cleansing meal, and American formerly Prussian pulp.
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Ek Ilfornia
Europe
Pine needle based textile patent sparks industry interest
A patent claims a process using pine needles to create a textile material that can be spun on standard cotton spinning machines. The method is described as innovative, mixing fibers and mechanisms to enable broader textile use.
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