Lydia Pinkham Medicine and Women’s Letters Highlight Health Advice
A roundup notes Lydia E. Pinkham's medicine claims record absp enures and shows by letters from women in Lynn that the remedy aids health. mentions free book certificates and invites ailing women to write. Also cites multiple ads including "Foot Base" for foot relief, laxative quinine tablets, beekeeping data, and urban population shifts in Berlin Charlottenburg.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Inkham
November Thanksgiving on the Farm
A nostalgic poem portrays a New England farm preparing for Thanksgiving. The family gathers, mother bakes pumpkin pies and plum pudding, turkey is carved, and kin join neighbors in shared bounty. The verse honors maternal memory and enduring love through a cozy autumnal home scene.
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New England
A Rural Peacemaker Sparks a Thanksgiving Dinner
In a West district, a New England born Mrs Dorton inspires a Thanksgiving meal in the country schoolhouse. Villagers, many estranged, gather for a communal feast with tables lining the room and baskets of food, cider, and sweets. The plan, started to revive local social life, draws nearly every family to the 1 pm dinner.
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Hey
West
Hannah Dorton
New England
Old
Squire Bent
Mrs. Dorton
Nancy Ross
Hiram Hawkins
Hanneah Dorton
Kate Whiting
Kate
Thanksgiving at the schoolhouse mends old feuds
A neighbor gathers families once estranged for Thanksgiving at the village school. Amid fears of riot, Nellie Watters and John Watters bridge squire Bent’s pride, while the Dor ton and Hoopes, Anderson and Robey factions reconcile. The meal ends with singing and a uplifted spirit.
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John Watters
John
Nellie
Kate Whiting
Iwey Pateh
Reuben Hoopes
Silas
Sean
Nancy
A Programme Thanksgiving Comes to Clad Array
A brief notice describes a programme of events titled A Programme Thanksgiving featuring a poet’s second test, with themes of turkey and a festive meal, presented in a community setting.
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Turkey
Olen
Apples Arch Stuns Wichita Fairgoers at Street Fair
At a Wichita street fair this fall a 40 foot high arch made entirely of apples will be a chief feature drawing visitors. The project showcases local fruit growers and volunteers transforming apples into a public art display for the community event.
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Wichita
Golf links girdle an island says Egyptian speaker
An Egyptian contemporary notes the spread of golf, claiming the entire island is ringed with courses and that the world has become a game of golf rather than a stage.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Plain Formula Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming its bottle shows iron and quinine, asserting no cure and no pay. It also advises washing ceilings smoked by kerosene lamps with soda water.
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Grove
Miss Fletcher's Rise From Ill Health to Veiled Fame
The daughter of former South Dakota governor J H Fletcher, now in Salem Oregon, has achieved a notable position. His account credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after years of headaches weakness and pallor, detailing a rapid transformation and lasting benefit. The ad style text extols pink pills as a general health remedy and notes their availability by mail order.
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J. H. Fletcher
South Dakota
Salem
Oregon
Fletcher
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Chinese Like Americana Best
A Philadelphia Inquirer report notes that no American citizen has been murdered in China by Chinese, a fact not shared by other major powers. The piece observes Chinese preference for Americans over Europeans, while affirming foreigners are generally disliked.
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Americana
Philadelphia Inquirer
China
East
Preserved Meat and Poultry Feed in Rural Advice
The article notes meat preserved in a frozen state for fifty years remains edible. It warns that when a man loses shame, a club or rawhide becomes the only argument. It also observes hay mow litter serves poultry, while dry grass seeds delight fowls and waste from the mow provides feed as hens forage industriously.
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J. L. Harbour
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Jones St
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Whittier, Coburn & Co
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Oleham
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Heerest Railroad
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Allasta
Shone Joe
Russell & CO
Portland, Or
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