Remarkable claims for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from women in Maryland and elsewhere praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female illnesses after other doctors failed. The ad defends authenticity, offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham, and invites letters from women seeking help. A second excerpt discusses anger harming health, citing Success Magazine and Alison Swett Marden on temper and nervous exhaustio n.
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Red Banks
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia HE. Pinkham
Willie Edwards
Hampstead
Maryland
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia B
Joseph H, T
Alison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
The Imperial Interview and Coin Design Gossip
Publicized scraps from an Imperial interview discuss the Kaiser and Bulow. The piece cites a quip about the one cent coin design, noting its artistic ugliness and a push toward a nickel. A stray moral quip from Uncle Ryphraim adds comic relief amid the fragmentary clipping.
Exclusive to the Lust and a private cat incident at sea
A scarcely readable Atlantic liner report describes an exclusive atmosphere in the ladies cabin where all were sick except one woman and a cat. The cat approaches the woman, she says poor pussy, it raises its tail in a friendly gesture, then a nearby berth retorts in choking tones that the cat is private property.
Consecutive Dialogue Hints and Patent Remedies
A fragmentary sample presents quirky exchanges about manners and names. It also advertises Garfield Tea and PAZO Ointment with medical claims and a note on early plaster casting by Vorochlo in 1470.
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Vorochlo
Congress Clears Italian Relief Aid and Embassay Building Funding
The Senate voted to strike down the House bill that would have appropriated 800000 for Italian earthquake relief and approved 400000 for a Paris building to house the American ambassador. Proceedings also noted the death of Representative Davey and various presidential messages on relief, secret service, and trade. The House adjourned to honor the Louisiana lawmaker as debates touched on Roosevelt’s African hunting trip and lingering legislative maneuvers over civil and financial issues.
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Senate
House
Bal Jey
Texas
Congressional
Paris
Davey
Louisiana
Griggs
Georgia
Lad
Postal Savings Bank
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal& Iron Company
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Edgar C. Mearns
Mann
Illnois
Why Not Own Land in Western Canada
A Town State Register writer argues Western Canada offers the best land at low prices for settlers. He cites climate, soil predictability, social parity with U.S. regions, and lower land costs, noting letters from American residents praising grain belts in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and urging government support to attract investment. A stage manager quips about stage salaries and death.
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Canaia
State Register
Canada
Minnesota
Dakotas
Tawa
United States
Olivery
Reglater
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. R. Conley
Lougheed
Detroit
Sutirisat
Mden
Landa
Pamachieta
Mapa
W. D. Scott
Ottawa
J. Broughton
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Building
Chicago
B.D. Holmes
Jackson St
St. Paul
Minn
M.V. McInnes
Jefferson Ave
Mich
Currie
Third Street
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. Rogers
Traction Terminal Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Orange Cucumber Hybrid Fruit From Gardner Grower
An Orange Cucumber Next Toward 8 MA a cucumber grower of Gardner Mass found an orange tree blossom in his cucumber hothouse. He transferred pollen from the orange blossoms to cucumber flowers. The fruit remained round like a cucumber but with orange skin and a bright orange color when ripe. The taste is said to be pleasing. He is experimenting with seeds to develop a new popular variety.
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Gardner
Mass
Tie
Catareb Cure Promoted By Toledo Firm
A 100 dollar reward ad touts Catareb Cure as the only positive treatment for catarrh, claiming internal action on mucous membranes builds constitution. The makers pledge one hundred dollars for any failing case and offer a list of testimonials. Publisher note appears alongside wartime commentary from the Chicago Tribune about war limits and a move toward universal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Textimoninia
Addresa
E. J. Cileney & CO
Toledo
al Druggiata
Offbeat Club Corner Portrait of Foster and Sewn Style
A nostalgic sketch recalls Kor Wimeneit Pup and Clarence Poster known for meticulous dress and sewing in the clubhouse. August illness buzz spreads until Foster joins Washington grounds, with Poster cheerfully declaring he is on the mend as catcher Sugden greets him. Washington Star.
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Kor
Wimeneit
Clarency Moster
Pup
Pat
Wis
Koater Tyas
Foster
St. Louis
Washington Grounds
Catcher
Sugden
Joe
Poster
Washington Star
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Hig Vdce
Herr Bulow
HE. W. Grove
Ryphraim
Chicago Tribune
Lane
Lanes
Tetouan
Percy
Gladys
Annabel
Garfield
Garfield Ten Co
Brooklyn
N. C
Clark
Montana
Whoslows Boothing
Work OF Congress
Gore
Lincoln
Bailey
Indiana
Undiana
Tennessee Con] & Ivey Company
Culberson
Committee On Finance
District of Columbia
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Tafta
Sheppard
Great Reaper
Aelor
Dudds
Dart
Petere
Wisconsin
Salzer
Harley
California
Fic Syrup Co
Sloan
Price
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Spahn Medical Co
F2imn.c
Goshen
U.S.A
Douglas Snl
Toler
Porto
Bysleta
We le Douglas
LOT Spark St
Mother Gray
Lewor
Ansarate
Landmnia
Gillard
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
THE
Paxton Toilet CO
Ilyon
Bolbor
Wlokiy
Bample Eli
Weatel
Charat Santen
Walvarnewller
Maris
Mia
Zancigmee
Giang
Catton Fabrice
Syed
Dundy Co
NMU
Putnam
HEON
ROE Drug CO
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