Pink Pills Credited With Reversing Anemia And Nervous Exhaustion
Mrs. Mary D. Murphy of 1908 Force street Fort Wayne credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid relief from sinking feelings heat flashes and weak spells. After three boxes she reports no further heat flashes or nervous symptoms and calls herself a well woman. The pills are described as nourishing blood and reviving strength with tonic properties.
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Abe
Mary D. Murphy
Force Street
Fort Wayne
Prayer Before Departure Amid Busy Street Interaction
A hurried scene unfolds as a young man asks to speak a few words of prayer before leaving. Renée, busy with chores, agrees but suggests the children in the yard quiet down for the moment. The exchange ends with the man promising to return later at a more opportune time.
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Renee
Alisy Brood
Ruskin complete works bound set at bookshop
A salesman touts a finely bound Ruskin complete works set as book lovers wait. Mr. Gaswell sizes the volume with a tape measure and declares it exactly what he needs to fill a两 feet of vacant shelving in his library.
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Mr. Gaswell
George
Railroads Oppose Federal Rate Regulation Statement
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty testifies in Washington against giving the ICC power to set railway rates. He argues railways should set their own rates as property rights would be violated by confiscation or underpayment. He warns that unreasonable rates violate the fourteenth amendment, which protects a railroad's right to earn a fair return.
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Senate
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Prouty
Circuit Court of the United States
Fragmented OCR Ad Copy With Medical Claims
The text presents a damaged advertisement page fragment mentioning a Catarrh cure, a notary public A W Gleason, and pill products by Cheney & Co and Hall's Prit Pills. It reads like an early 20th century marketing snippet with scattered names and dubious claims.
Miss Keeter Quizzed On a Defining Sonnet
In a high school English class, the teacher asks Miss Keeter to define a sonnet. She retorts that a sonnet is n of words to fill the rest of it. She is told to stay after school to complete the poem by supplying the missing words.
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Miss Keeter
Pompadour
We Have Seen Her Stella What is she like
A fragment notes Stella described in dialogue as a woman with a past before her, reflecting a suggestive characterization from a New York Sun piece.
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Stella
Bella
New York Sun
Peruna Seen Saving Woman From Pelvic Disorder
Maria Decharme of Montreal credits Peruna with curing years of pelvic discomfort and daily tasks impairment. She recalls severe pain before using Peruna and praises Dr Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium for guidance and confidence in the remedy.
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Migs Maria Ducharme
St. Elizabeth Street
Montreal
Can
Maria Decharme
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Disappointing Sea Tragedy Mentioned In Courtship Verse
A fragmentary newspaper item mentions a loss at sea and cremation wishes, followed by an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Elase and Foot-Ease product lines priced at 25 cents, with a garbled supplier address.
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Allen
A and Shoe Stores
Addrees Allen
Olmsted
Getting Even with a Bride and a Bridge Score
A groom sent a $76.50 check to cover a luncheon and hostess costs but was told he overpaid by $1.50. He returned the excess and asserted that $75 settled the bridge score and the balance covered his wife’s luncheon.
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Ea Ggitho
misprinted advice swapped twins teething and grasshopper cure
In a country editor exchange two correspondents asked about twins teething help and grasshopper control. The editor’s replies were swapped, giving a father advice to burn straw with pests and a man with grasshoppers a recipe to bathe babies and rub gums with boneset.
Grape-Nuts Featured As Remedy For Stomach Ailments
The speaker recalls fondness for meats since boyhood and poor chewing leading to stomach and kidney troubles. Following friends’ advice, he switched to Grape-Nuts replacing heavy meats and reports improved health and business prospects.
Hezekiah and the Shiloah Tunnel Historic Waterworks
Ancient texts explain Hezekiah's twofold aim to protect Jerusalem by securing a water supply and cutting enemy access. The Shiloah Tunnel, later identified with the biblically famed conduit, was carved by rock piercing from both ends. In 1880 boys in the tunnel found an inscription linking to its construction, confirming concurrent work from both ends as tool marks run in opposite directions.
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Jerusalem
Hezekiah
Assyria
Gihon
City of David
Isaiah
Shiloah
Soeuers
Cassier
Magaz
Kentucky Hospitality Revealed in Dinner Parable
A Washington observer recounts a Kentucky farmer hosting a contentious neighbor famed for quick gun temper. The host seeks harmony and safety, wary of provocation while hinting at broader life lessons about restraint and responsibility.
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Kentucky
Washington
Phoma
Harper’ S
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Women report backache and the blues as signs of inward trouble and credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief. Letters from Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cottely praise its cure for back and ovarian troubles, irregular menstruation, and general debility, urging others to seek its aid.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Holmes
Cottely
Woman’s Health Advice From Mrs Pinkham
A cordial invitation invites every woman to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Her free advice and medicine are said to have restored health to more than one hundred thousand women. Best Understands a Woman’s needs and concerns.
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Connta
Madame du Pont
Climax Medicine Co
Pittsburg
Vickrey St
Eele
D. Ewing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
San Francisco
Aseda
Sun
Ransome St
Cal
L.N.U
Bessie
Carrie
Tom
Puck
Toledo
Capea
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Cheney &O
Peruna
Edith
Pauline
Lena
Belay Ad
L Pinkham
Damowerael Beroes
Lydia B. Pinkham
Emma Cottely
East 12Th Street
New York City
Emma Cotrely
Lion
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