SICK WOMEN HEAR ME FROM HARRINGTON ME
A Harrington Maine reader describes relief from backache and bearing down after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts benefits for displacements inflammation and irregularities and urges others to seek the remedy with confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham.
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Harrington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Minnie Mitch- Piu
Mrs. Mitchell
Lydia FE
Pinkham Kine Co
Lynn, Mass
Woman’s Declaration Misread as Matrimonial Plan
A fragment suggests a woman claimed to make her husband Billy’s life happy, but the remark reveals she was talking about her pet poodle instead. The odd misattribution hints at a humorous or mistaken note in a local commentary.
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Billy
Dean
Warria
Cullenrn Trio Talcum Powder Ad Advertisement
An old-time advertisement touts Cullenrn Talcum as part of a scented line including skin care, baby powder and perfume. It claims the product is essential and trustworthy, part of the Cullenrn Trio with Soup and Ointment, available widely.
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Cullenrn
Awkward mention of Arrimes fuels rumors on proposals
A murky report notes a man named Arrimes speaking to a woman who misread his words as a marriage proposal. The casual exchange sparked social chatter and questions about intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withihn
Lift off Corns With Freezone Ad
Advert shows Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for corn and callus removal. Claims a tiny bottle costs little and works by applying a few drops to the corn or callous. Says it stops hurting instantly and removes the corn or callous, root and all, with no pain.
Society Women and a Calculated Visitor
Signs of a wheedling visitor emerge as a man arrives with a bill. A calm, collected demeanor marks him, raising suspicions among society women who are judged by appearances and motives.
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Tam
Paula the Poet Meets Western Cowboy In Twofold Veil
Paula Raymond and Beth Good will host Western rancher John Rylance as he visits their Greenwich Village apartment to meet the poet Paula whose verses inspired him. Beth reveals the real Paula, sparking mutual recognition and a budding personal bond beyond the verse.
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Beth
Pata
Middle West
Paula
Maula
John Rylance
Rylanece
Paul
Jerr Beth
Trylance
Ainging
Fpadla Raymond
Greenwich Village
Rylance
Beth Goodwit
Aulad
Pann
Paola
Hin
Poers
Paula Raymond
Broad West
Moola
Maula Hind
Paulin
Eyebrow Is His Specialty in Beauty Drive
A New York doctor starts a campaign praising eyebrow work as key to feminine beauty and longevity He argues New York women harm health and intellect by chasing youth The eyebrow specialist reshapes brows with tweezers cream and a fine camelhair brush shaping a slender curved line
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New York
Union of the Hour
Fragmentary crime note with misread text elements
An unclear OCR fragment mentions two pads brought to police and a person named Pref, Miner, with a chaotic set of garbled phrases. The passage references a confrontation and a person described as a star, with other broken terms and places.
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Pref
Miner
Eireus Star
Atepe
Aga Aer
Fashion Trends Signal Weeding Out Extreme Styles
Fashion writers note extreme models fade as season evolves with wearable designs gaining favor. English sateens and printed variants shape dresses for adults and playful sateen outfits for girls while lace, net, and dimities intensify trimmings and lingerie frocks.
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Foulard
Kate Greenaway
Out of Sight Judge and Motorist Exchange
Brief humor item recounts a courtroom exchange where a judge asks about a supposed sighting of a woman until a collision by a motorist who replies he was watching her hat. A separate quip recalls Jones asking about a dancer and noting she shook him.
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Mucius
Paonia
Henle
Bertha
Marie Antoinette
Volloa
Dimities
Switzerland
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Cascarae
Quinine
Batonic
Atonic
Red Cross
Jones
Carter
Cention Wen
Allen
Sorie
Ld Pwckage
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