Change of Life and Women’s Rights Across Times
The reader cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women through the Change of Life and notes a Brookfield Missouri address. The column then discusses Baroness Aletta Korff on Finnish voting crises and links suffrage to crisis leadership, followed by a note on Harper's Weekly claiming new $1 bills weigh as much as a $20 gold piece due to weights inspectors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Brookfield
Lydia KB. Pinkham
Livingston Street
Ynn
Mass
Aletta Korff
Finland
Russia
England
United States
Harper's Weekly
Noah Plans Advertised Tour After Summer Resort Visit
In a lighthearted note from a summer resort, Noah disembarked with delight at the mountains and seashore. He resolved to advertise the tour, while a humorous vignette references a wife and minister interruption during a reading from Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Berewith
Somerset's Toupee Queened by Secret Shy Pact
In a salon plot of class and pride, Robert W. Gray and Marion challenge Marion's father, Mr. Somerset, over a barber shop inheritance. After a rainstorm uncovers a toupee secret, Somerset concedes by gifting up his pride and the couple elopes with the barber's blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Somerset
Robert
Robert Gray
Somerset
Marion
Mr. Hamilton
Papa
Hamilton
Bob
Jim
Allus
Colonel Somerset
Foundland
Robert Armstrong
Quarterly Dutch washing custom in colonial America
The article notes Dutch settlers brought large four times a year wash practices to New Amsterdam. Laundry occurred in a bleeckeryen out house with water boiled in huge kettles, taking a week or two. Hampers stored soiled clothes beforehand, creating large bridal linen stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New Amsterdam
Helen Evertson Smith
Eaylander
New York
Bleeckeryen
How It Was Named Lace Origin in Nottingham
The article explains Nottingham lace got its name from cave dwelling people in Nottingham England who worked patterns within cave mouths. It praises Easy Task soap as a safe quick cleanser for lace, priced at five cents per cake at grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Lord Kinnaird Visits East End School Story
Lord Kinnaird visited an east London salon school to tell boys the Samson tale. He noted strength followed by weakness and regained power to defeat enemies. A pupil answered the moral by proposing to obtain an air restorer for a foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kinnaird
Imissalon
East End
London
Samson
You can run in debt says Patrice during talk
A dialogue contrasts money with resilience as Patrice argues money isn't mandatory, insisting one can proceed despite debt. The exchange emphasizes perseverance over finance in a concise, pointed remark.
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Patrice
Paper box trade helpers wanted at Winley Carton Co
Classified ad notes positions for a die maker, cutters, and printing press feeders and learners at Winley Carton Co in Gas City Indiana. Also includes quotes about beauty and a Red Cross Ball Blue endorsement for housekeepers and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winley Carton Co
Gas City
Ind
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Whoopler
Puck
Post
Postum, Cereal Co., Ltd
Batile ‘Creek
Mick
Ssociated Literary Press
Munyon's In Soap
W. L. Douglas H. Nee
America
W. EB. Douglas
Brockton, Mose
Carter
Bili
Orbear
George Bryder
Napoleon
Hagmits Wondit
St. Elmo
Hilsela
Uigh
Add, Turner, Wood & Co
Loulaville, Ky
Ioverstigate
Jermaine Co
Clifford Street
Detroit
Michigan
Defiance
W. WN. U
FT. Wayne
Western Canada
He Ae
Canada
Tihir Son
Maidstone
Bask
Vanada
Cedir Falls
Iowa
Coeur d'Alene
Leonard Douglas
Sritler
Stettler
Adperta
Marest City
Will Smakis
Brainerd
Minn
Sask
Frank J. Zimroer
la Canada
Richard
Henry Ebinger
Horer Taylors Lis
Mion
Camrose
Axe
Nordstront
Camron
Wilton
North Dakota
Yours Bealy
Peter A. Nelson
Vesta
States
Alberta
Paskowix
H. Rogers
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
H. M. Williams
Law
Toledo
Ohio
Standard Oil CO
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