Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial
Brooklyn woman Mrs Englemann describes benefits from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound during menopause. She says it calms nerves improves sleep and appetite and that she recommended it to friends and relatives after reading the booklet. The ad emphasizes relief from nervous troubles sleeplessness and blues for middle aged women.
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Brooklyn
Lyia E.pinkham
Mrg. Englemann
Palmetto St
Ridgewood
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cutlcura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Cutienra Soap is recommended for a clear complexion with scalp and hands improved by cutting edge soaps and ointments. The advertisement touts Cutleura Talcum as part of the trio for fragrance and beauty benefits.
Stucco Bungalow of French Design for American Homes
Features include a stucco bungalow with French style exterior and an American floor plan. The article notes a vestibule closet living room fireplace dining room and guidance from William A Radford on building topics. It discusses simple furnishings, textured wall finishes and a blend of foreign charm with American practicality.
Interior and exterior design ideas for a rustic modern home
The text describes a house with mottled stucco exterior, a weathered look from wind and weather, and a roof of dark maroon brown or green with cedar or composition shingles. It details a recessed porch vestibule, wing room with fireplace, a bright dining area with a triple-lit window, a compact kitchen, private hallway to two bedrooms and a bath, ample closet space, and a rear porch for fridge access. Landscaping features twin cypresses framing the entrance. It also suggests Italian Spanish Renaissance style furniture and bold color accents, plus gas or electric fireplaces as economical options.
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Atucco
Nicknames among Longshoremen Spark Lighthearted Tales
A New York Sun and Globe souvenir recalls Chel Bea dock workers with colorful monikers. Paddy the Horse describes a large steady man while Ye’r Lend Jimmy hints at a humble worker. The Navvy, and Grover Crum nicknamed Coke, reveal dockside folklore and searchable clues in old urban life.
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Paddy
Jimmy
Grover Crum
New York Sun
Speak Gently on the Phone Etiquette Poem
A compact verse offering advice on polite speech and calm tone when answering or making calls. It emphasizes thinking before speaking and avoiding wrath to maintain courtesy in conversations.
Cleaning school lunch pails and baskets for safety
The United States Department of Agriculture urges frequent cleaning of any lunch container to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage. Metal boxes are easiest to sanitize and may fold flat. baskets vent and suit moist foods, with caution for air and cleanliness. Paper bags or waxed wraps are advised for wrapping sandwiches and using napkins, cups, and jars to pack a wholesome lunch.
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United States Department F Agriculture
United States Department, of Agriculture
Dream Kitchen Has Divers Fine Points
The Dream Kitchen showcases features ideal for kitchen planning. It notes light and ventilation from a window above the sink, accessible plumbing, sloping drain boards, dish closets, a long counter with above and below storage, ceiling lighting, a wire soap drain basket, and easy to clean linoleum floors.
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Dream Kitchen
Butter Best for Children Says USDA Guidance
The piece asserts butter is superior for children because of vitamin A content, comparing its role to milk. It notes difficulty in exact diet estimates, suggesting about an ounce or two tablespoons of butter daily for a child consuming at least 1.5 pints of whole milk, per USDA guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Squash and Dried Fruit Tips For Home Cookery
Fragments advise on baking squash or pumpkin and dried peaches for flavor. Instructions mention cleaning floors before cooking and pairing dried fruits with cereals. The text also notes baked potatoes are more wholesome than boiled.
Curiosities and Conflicting Views From a Roaring 20s Magazine
A fragment from a 1920s magazine page surveys fashion, science, war memories, and social notes. It mentions Paris trends, Germany’s wartime propaganda, Babe Ruth, coffee science, radio romances, and European politics, weaving humor with era concerns.
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Ardehy
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Washington
France
Salt Lake City
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Arana
Moler Barber
Regent
L. D. B. Business College
Behee
Efflelener
Catsler Free
M. Malm
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Mai
American Hide & Fier Co
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Lake OF Songs
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Pliny Books
Salt Lake Comer
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