Womanhood in Utah Declares Dr. Pierce Remedies Restore Health
Mrs. Jane Lee of West Second Street, S67g, West, recounts finding relief from uterine pain and weakness before marriage with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After marriage she used Favorite Tonic and Nervine, then health failed until the same remedies restored vigor. She invites trial tablet offers from Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
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E City
Utah
Dr. Pierce
Beecham
Camplato H. F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York Cay
Pilis
Stag Hunt Prank Baffles Sir William Harcourt in London
In a London stand up tale Sir William Harcourt while hunting in Scotland with J B Millais spots a fine stag and rushes to shoot. Just as the rifle is ready a Highland voice shouts Yere nogeo to share the meemster's goat. The episode ends without a kill.
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London
Wiliam Harcourt
J. B. Millais
Oir
Mulais
William
Geo
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes in 15 cent packs with simple directions for tinting soft shades or dyeing permanent colors on items from lingerie to draperies. It directs pillage to tell the druggist the fabric type for wool or silk versus linen or cotton. A homely vignette shows a boy with a black eye and a mother recalling Sunday school about heaping coals on enemies.
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Ma Eilat
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warning and Mare’s Rescue
An old advertisement warns to buy genuine Bayer aspirin with the Bayer name to avoid danger from counterfeits. The source also recounts a dramatic incident where a three year old mare named Comote saved her owner Katie from drowning, guiding her to safety in a deep stream.
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Mate
Comote
Bakersfield
Cal
Katie
Ranch Yard
Paint Surest Weapon Against Rot and Rosé
An article urges homeowners to protect property with paint as the best defense against rot and rust. It notes rot targets woodwork like sills and doors due to exposure to weather, while rust attacks metal such as window grates and furnace doors. A paint film resists moisture and air reactions to curb both problems.
Horizontal. A historic record of church architecture and terms
A compact 20th century style crossword-like clue list touching on church tops, bells, metals, verbs, measurements, and daily terms. It weaves architectural hints with linguistic bits such as to be forms, names of tools, and common objects.
Brownie the brown bear celebrates birthday at the zoo
Brownie the brown bear asserts it is six years old and near full growth. Grandpa Brown Bear confirms growth milestones and notes bears’ seasonal patterns differ in captivity.
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Brownie
Grandpa Brown Bear
Grandpa
Brownie Bear
Brownie Bear Celebrates Sixth Birthday At Zoo
Grandpa Bear congratulates Brownie Bear on turning six as the Zoolets Society animals send a birthday Zootet. The bears recount routine meals with sulfur in bread and bran and note weather sensing by sniffing wind.
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Grandpa Bear
Brownie Bear
Zoolet S Society
Planning Grounds for a Better Home Layout
The article advises arranging the site before building to place a garage driveway and service yard for convenience and beauty. Preserve mature trees, keep topsoil for later reuse, and plan lawn gardens and child play space. After moving in, improve the exterior with screening, trellises, vines, and flowering plants.
Every Community Can Become Gods Country
A Washington Post quotation argues that God’s country is not a place but the heart and how one lives. It asserts home’s sun shines brightest where one is born, and that belonging comes from duty, fairness, and living life fully wherever one is.
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Washington Post
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Instructions explain filling white spaces with dictionary words. Each word starts at the numbered square, horizontal words run to the next black square on the right, vertical words go to the next black square below. No letters in black spaces. Abbreviations and special terms noted in definitions.
Cleanliness and Beauty in Indianapolis Progress
The Indianapolis News argues that quality and beauty count in city growth. Cleanliness signals health and enterprise, and government must lead in maintaining streets and alleys, though citizens have contributed much.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolla News
Time allotment for bids burdens contractors in building trade
The text argues contractors need sufficient bidding time to work honestly. If time granted for bids is insufficient, architects impose hardship on contractors and impede competition, reducing value for clients.
Forget One Thing In Hardware Store Window
A man reads the notice Iron Sinks in a hardware shop window and enters the store. The dealer responds with a flurry of items, then asks what the visitor forgot. The visitor states The furnace smokes, implying the missing detail.
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Kepper
Worse Than Foolish Thomas Misjudges Suitor Choice
A young man visits his rich uncle and asks if it would be foolish to marry a woman intellectually his inferior. The uncle sharply rebukes him calling the idea worse than foolish and impossible, highlighting their class and intellect divide.
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Thomas
Main
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Sharpsburg readers report relief from aches and pains through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Pittsburg ad cites Mrs. J H Procter praising improved energy and health after four bottles, claiming wide female benefit and high satisfaction among users.
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Mrs. Proctor
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sharpsburg
Pittsburgh
J. H. Procter
East Liberty Station
Pittsburg
Lydia Bs Pinkham
Stop Eczema With 8.9S Blood Booster
A testimonial claims eczema and skin breakouts end by buffing up red blood cells with 8.9S. It asserts impurities in the blood cause irritation and that the product builds millions of red blood cells to clear boils pimples blackheads and rashes. Large bottles are more economical and available at druggists.
Woman Demands Kitchen Tour At Downtown Eatery
A portly woman visitor rushes to the serving counter of a downtown restaurant asking to see how meats are prepared before she orders. The episode is recorded by the Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
Rudy and Kissed Pleasures Exchange in Witty Exchange
In a playful exchange, one character asks Rudy if kissing brings real pleasure. He replies with a sardonic line about varying intensity depending on the face. The brief dialog conveys character dynamics and humor.
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