Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Henry Steam
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Steam of Pound Wisconsin proclaims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier cured her dyspepsia and female troubles after fourteen years of illness and unsuccessful doctor visits. The ad urges potential users to try the remedy and notes the offer of free advice from Lydia Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Steam
Lydia HE
Pinkham
Congress Hall Restoration in Philadelphia Promised
After years of neglect and failed efforts Philadelphia allocates 60000 for Congress Hall restoration at Sixth and Chestnut and for memorial lamps in Independence Square. Past attempts by the Colonial Dames included restoring the senate chamber in 1896 and blocking Sixth street entrance in 1902 to match earlier designs.
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Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Sixth and
Chestnut’ Streets
Independence Square
Colonial Dames
Sixth Street
Penate
Restoration plans for Congress Hall interior reconstructed
The Philadelphia chapter of the American Institute of Architects gathers data to rebuild the interior of Congress Hall as it stood during Washington's presidency. Researchers study walls, partitions, and historical records to recreate the House chamber and adjacent spaces, preserving the building as a national historic site.
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Fee
Philadelphia
American Institute of Architects
House of Representatives
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Baltimore
Congress
Senate
Congress Hall
District Court of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Modern Farm Machinery Improves Labor Conditions
A historical overview traces farm machinery development from early manual methods to modern power aids. It notes the gradual adoption of wind and water power, then steam and gas engines, traction engines, disk harrows, corn harvesters, binders, and manure spreaders, detailing labor savings and increased productivity on western US farms and nationwide. It highlights economic factors, adoption challenges, and ongoing sugar beet experiments in England and UK farms.
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G. L. Southington
America
Pinny
Pliny
Satsa
Thia
West
Hog Attack Near Home Injures Man in Duquoin Wisconsin
George Gavins narrowly survived a hog attack near his Duquoin home as the enraged animal charged without warning, injuring him with its tusks in a daunting encounter.
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Duquoin
George Gavins
Hia
Portable pasture fence aid for farms
A handy portable fence device for pastures is shown. Panels use 4 by 1 inch lumber with a bottom rail of 6 by 1 inch. The fence is set in zigzag fashion with hurdles backing and bracing each other for stability.
Coca Cola Quenches Thirst In Warm Weather
In a playful ad style aside a mock dialogue promotes Coca Cola as the ideal drink to beat heat and thirst. The piece urges readers to request a booklet from Coca Cola Company and hints at humorous exchanges about wealth and habits.
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Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta
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