Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Endorsements
Letters from Mrs. C. Cole of Fitchville Ohio and Mrs. A. H. Sanborn of Irasburg Vermont praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female illnesses and improving health. The ad promises rewards for proof of inauthentic testimonials and cites 30 years of service, inviting sick women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fitchville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Mrs. C. Cole
Irasburg
Vermont
A. H. Sanborn
A Mother's Troubles in Atchison Globe
The article recounts a mother of a large family who died of starvation after tending to her children and preparing meals for hours. The physician claimed the strain and lack of nourishment caused her death, noting the children arrived at dinner at varying times while she remained hungry and exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Economic Reform and a New Year Seat
Mrs. Ardup cites a willingness to turn over a new seat on January 1 but mocks her husband for taking the idea to extremes by promising to swear off fread milk eggs and beefsteak altogether. Also advertises Allen's foot-ease for tired feet, corns, bunions, and shoe breaking.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olinsied
le Roy
Nubbins
Bankers’ Deposit, Guaranty ,and Burety Company
Kansas
Foor
Newton
N. J
George Ledbeter
Mankato
Minn
Holland
Ruffolk
Pennsylvania Cold Storage and Warehouse Company
Philadelphia
Memory lapse yields mockery in small town exchange
Mrs Admiring Spoune jokes about a professor’s memory as he teases Mrs Vick-5enn. She retorts that her husband is notable for his distinct appearance, noting there are more townsfolk who don’t resemble him than any other man she knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Admiring Spoune
Mrs. Vick-5enn
Sonny Crown-Rye
Detroit News
Louis Cross
France
Louis Cross-Bya
Louis XI
Why He Quit. A Labor Question Spurred a Departure
Chicago Tribune recounts a humorous exchange about leaving Spotcash’s store over a disagreeable stance on labor. The former worker recalls seeing the boss pointing to the door, implying disagreement without explicit detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Spotcash
Whit
Chicago
Week in Congress Highlights Army Budget and Ballinger Probe
The Senate did not meet Saturday as House discussion centered on an army appropriation of about 95.2 million for 1911 and proposed canteen restoration. House members debated water power, tariffs, and immigration bills while the Ballinger Pinchot investigation moved in the Senate and a postmaster salary dispute drew focus. Adjournments followed as Congress tackled white slave legislation and fortifications funding amid a flurry of votes and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hull
Town
House
Bartholdt
Kustermann
Wisconsin
Mr. Smith
California
Goulden
New York
Henry
Texas
Cannon
Braldenweck
Chicago
Taft
Mann
Townsend
Selver
General Estrada
Nicaragua
Immigration Committee
Bartlett
Georgia
Goebel
Ohio
Richardson
Alabama
Secretary of the Treasury
General Law Wallace
Statuary Hall
Penrose
Committee On
American Settlers Move to Canada for Free Lands
Canada attracts American families with 160 acre free homesteads and cheap adjoining lands. Reports say ninety thousand settlers left the U S for Western Canada this year, following sixty thousand last year, drawn by productive grain land and rising values. The piece notes favorable economics, government information desks, and the appeal of farm wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Boundary Line
United States
Jawa
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Banquet Speech Sparks Appreciation Amid Banter
A playful exchange recalls Tubt-Old boy congratulating a speaker on last night's banquet. The banter notes the weather as nasty and remarks on the speaker's effort, with light cordial praise despite the unfinished truth.
Miscellaneous early 20th century ad notices and statistics
A collage of brief items reports postcard mailings from The Evening Wisconsin, census figures for Bangkok,vacation access among New York workers, advertised cures for piles and constipation, and claims about electrification ownership in Buenos Aires. Also notes Davis Painkiller and a taint of real estate scouting phrases.
Cuticura Soap Promotes Soft Hands and Skin Health
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for preserving hands, preventing redness and chapping, and delivering velvety whiteness. It instructs soaking and drying routines, night gloves, and uses for corrosive work, with distribution by Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Also mentions a paranormal quote and other assorted product notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mags
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Alten
Atull Druggiste
Paris
Carters
Httle Iver
L Carters
Sterling Remedy Company
Chiwags
Revelve P
Bama
Ontario
London
Canade
Mme
Wr. Coleman
Wash C
Ft Paderences
Basi
Eau
Dodds
BROWN
Price
Brown & Son
Maes
Congress
Burman Ciyzaretics
Burma
East
New York Herald
Milwaukee
Wis
Ti Ja
Bangkok
Pierce
Electrines
Buenos Ayres
DAVIS
Oldgirl
Baltimore
ER. W. Grove
Cincinnati
Lewis
Reed
California c Syrup Co
Western Canada
Shaw
Agriculturiet
Ft. Am
Ohana
America
Sygetora
Offanitoba
Ohewan
Alberta
Don Arcam
C. Manta
J.J. Broebfom
Dorahante
Lona
Trost Bude
T. Holmes
Jackson
Molnnes
Jotorsan Ave
Ont Hut
Thiel Bt
Tad
Obl
Antec Laetana
Leta
CocasCula
Illinois
Uber
Ternia
Blocum Publishing Company
Toledo
Wien
Rayo
Youra
Standard Oil Company
Pnbarmamigd
Spohn Medical Cosmonsa
Goshen
Ind. U.S.A
Cise Sa
Ata
Putnam
Cel
Thor
Geler Mscat
Wilis
Monroe
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