Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonials
A collection of letters from women in Ohio Vermont and Massachusetts praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments including nervous collapse kidney and bladder troubles and general improvement after use. The notices claim authenticity and offer a reward for proof of any fabrication or paid testimonials, noting Mrs Pinkham invites letters for advice at no charge.
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Lydia
O Ville
Ohio
Pinkham
Alse
Cole
Fitchville
Olio
Innsburg
Vermont
Lydia B. Pinkham
A. H. Sanborn
Irasburg
Mother's Trowblen and a Mother's Hunger
An Atchison Globe item reports a large family mother died of starvation after long hours feeding her children. The physician states the cause as starvation, noting she began the day with meals for others and never ate herself. The article contrasts the family hunger with a hen’s chance to eat.
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Atchigon Globe
Economic Reform Amid Household Diet Changes
Mrs Ardup vows a new year reform while joking about her husband’s indulgence. She suggests they avoid fresh milk eggs and beef as part of a stricter diet shift. The remark captures a light households reform tone.
Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder advert
When Robbers Become Necessary And your shoea pinch shake into your shoes Allen's W Foot-Ease the antiseptic powder for the feet Cures throd aching feet and takes theating out of Corns and Bunions Always use it for Breaking in New shoes and for dancing parties Sold everywhere 2h¢e Sample mailed FROB Address Alten 5 Olmsted Le Roy N.
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Allen
Alten 5
Olmsted
le Roy
Pardon My Memory Affects Conversation In Local Quip
A Chicago Tribune style quip unfolds as a professor laments memory while Mrs. Vick Senn comments on her husband’s distinction in a small town for not resembling many locals. The exchange humorously hints at labor politics and a job quitting linked to a stern gaze toward the door.
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Old Bootcash
Chicago Tribune
Vast mix of notes on global counts and events
A compilation of disparate items notes London post offices navy officers and population figures, hops used in the UK, and penal servitude rates in England and Wales. It also covers a Royal Automobile Club horn test, Tacoma billboard battles, Chinese education pushes, cork metal as aluminum substitute, New York death rates, Denver theater finances, President Diaz of Mexico, and a London funeral anecdote with a quip from Bar upon Brunnon.
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Calcutta
United Kingdom
United
London
The
Royaly
Automobile
Club of Great Britain
Tacoma
Wash
Japan
Europe
United States
China
Aitenhouse
New York
Chicago
Connecticut
Denver
Municipal Theater
Denver Municipal
Bpeer
Municipal Facta
Diag
Mexico
Diaz
Duke of Wellington
St. Paul's
Russia
Baron Brunow
Duke of Wallington
Land prospects for homesteads in Canada and American settlers
An analysis of Canadian lands for settlers shows prices around 15 per acre with yields about five bushels of wheat per acre, supporting a production cost around 7.40 and a potential $12.50 per acre profit. The piece notes growing demand for grain drives land interest across the Midwest and Canada, with government agencies ready to advise settlers on optimal districts.
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Allway
Ad-Land
Hyeu
Towa
Indiadas
Nebraska
Unsas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Canada
Cnadian
Union
Burma Cigarettes Prompt Fearful Fiber of Size and Danger
A New York Herald report describes Burmese cigarettes as enormous, from a foot to a foot and a half long, an inch in diameter, made of cornhusk or harmless plants with tobacco scraps. They last a smoker a day, or a whole family, and are common among Burmese women who sometimes share with children. The piece notes they are insipid in taste and practically harmless, while marveling at the sight of a woman smoking one with a child.
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Burma
Firat
New
York Herald
Delicacy. Tubb Old Boy Congratulates Banquet Speech
Delicacy. Tubb-Old Boy congratulates you on your speech at the banquet last night. O’Sudda remarks after waiting a moment that you know and you’re sorry you can’t do it truthfully. Appreciates the effort. Weather is nasty.
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Tubb
Tour of the World 0 point card request mail offer
The Dominion Wisconsin Co announces a mail order series of 0 point cards available to any address upon receipt of 15 cont in coins or stamps. Separately, estimates say 6,784 of New York City’s 300,000 working girls receive vacations through churches social settlements and societies.
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Cobora
Couli
Dvoning Wisconsin Co
Milwaukee
Wis
New York
Piles Cured In 14 Days Pazo Ointment Ad
Pazo ointment guarantees cure for itching piles within 14 days or money back. Advertisements claim relief for various ailments with short product lines. The text also notes a census figure for Bangkok and references to constipation and Buenos Aires electric lines.
Royal Nickname Revealed In Old Chair Tale
A Western city medical visitor admires exhibits when an elderly curator shows his prideful relic. He points to a chair claimed as once belonging to Louis XI of France, sparking disbelief about the royal link and a ticket inscribed with the monarch’s name.
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Detroit News
Lotis Crossye
France
Louis Croasye
Louis XI
Cuticura Remedies Promoted For Hand Care In Public Notice
A fragmented ad text promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for dry rough hands and chapped skin. It urges hot soaks, dry/oil-rich application, and wearing old cotton gloves at night to prevent staining. Mentions Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston as proprietors and notes widespread sale worldwide.
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Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Bole Proprietors
Boston
Maga
Bonnt g Little Himeek Kid I can Mek you
Dialogues hint at a rural exchange with phrases about parenting and pride. The quip includes defiant boasting and a mock challenge about lineage and capability, capturing a colloquial tone and regional speech.
Fragmentary Advert Claim Breaks Across The Page
The clipping lists scattered items about Bromo Quinine a laxative cord about J W Grove and a claim of a 2,000,000 ton hit in Cincinnati moved three miles for a railroad while noting smokers favor Lewis' Single Binder cigars. It references limited world usage and various product mentions in a disjointed ad-like fragment.
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J. W. Grove
Cincinnati
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