Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Rapid Help
A long promotional piece extols Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a universal cure for stomach, bowel, and digestive troubles. It cites testimonials and urges every reader with chronic stomach issues or constipation to try one dose, promising swift relief and avoidance of surgery. The text references doctors’ bills and a belief in the remedy's merit, with scattered anecdotes and endorsements.
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Battle Creek
Mayr
William
St. Aldrich
Mayer
Vanhortie Ie
Dodds Kidney Pills Helped Olivenill Man's Kidney Troubles
Mr J M Sinclair of Olivenill Tenn credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing a kidney weakness and severe headaches after poor medical results. He recounts doctors misdiagnosing diabetes and neurosis before relief came, plus other dated curiosities and anecdotes from Napoleon era and local humor pieces.
Postum Health Change Story Promotes Coffee Alternative
A reader describes coffee-related indigestion improving after switching to Postum. She notes weight gain and better general health within months, citing two young women helped and urging readers to try Regular and Instant Postum as a hot beverage option sold by grocers.
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Tr Minole
Postum
Hervelt
Puntum
Tree as a Fighting Top in Argonne Ambuscade
A detailed scene shows Freach in the Argonne outskirts with a lookout in a tree signaling German movements to a detachment below. One soldier trains a machine gun on unsuspecting Germans, illustrating a perched defense amid combat.
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Argonne Forest
Samuel Called To Be A Prophet In Israel
International Sunday School lesson notes Samuel’s calling as last judge and first prophet. It covers his dedication as a Nazirite, the temple setting under Eli, three calls before Samuel replies, and the Lord's message to Eli about his household. Samuel grows with God and is shaped by his mother’s vow, Eli’s guidance, and his service in the house of God.
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Samuel
Order of Prophets
Josephus
Hannah
Eli
Israel
Amos
Jehovah
Samue
God
Christ
Hudson Tay- Tor
China Inland Mission
House of EM
Samuel Jehovah
Jesus
Matthew Henry
House of God
Robbery at Los Angeles church coats in 1915 ideals
Rev F W Carstens preached about garb of righteousness when a thief stole his overcoat and a deacon's coat during a 1915 sermon. Police hunt the culprit who mocked 1915 ideals by arming himself with two coats as the Gin and Possum Colored Gentlemen's Social Club discussed war and Gunman rumors.
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F. W. Carstens
North Broadway Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Gin and Possum Colored Gentlemen's Social Club
Poffy Dawson
Dem Guhmanus
Brother Jackson
Jackson
German Women as Soldiers in Historic War Heroics
The Washington Star notes the role of women in Prussia during the Napoleonic wars. It cites seventeen Prussia L daughters at the Leipzig era, including nun Martin Werder and noble Wustad, plus Elevora Prochaska who fought as Carl Renz and died near Leipzig. A memorial in Potsdam marks her memory.
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Strogelé
Leipzig
Prusem L
Ley
Martin Werder
Silesia
Wustad
Leipziz
Elevora Prochaska
Carl Renz
Leipsiz
Potsdam
Washington Star
War Babies Delicate In Belgium Report Says
The countess de Schartsinladitsky notes war born infants in Belgium are nervous and frail due to maternal stress and food shortages. Milk supply is scarce, sugar limited, and mothers rely on limited nourishment. Efforts by the American Commission for Relief in Belgium aim to save children from hunger.
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Belgium
Countess de Schartsinladitsky
Fest on the Wing and Pigeon Speed Facts
A note on pigeons flying speeds states they can travel at 1200 yards per minute under calm weather, while a brisk wind with favorable direction may boost speed to 2000 yards per minute. The passage contrasts busy life with idle cravings and calls business concerns trivial by comparison.
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Readers
A collection of testimonial letters extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. Readers like Mrs Waters of Camden NJ and Mrs Rucrzope of Hanover PA share dramatic recoveries and urge others to try the remedy. The piece also notes letters are answered confidentially by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and cites unrelated quotes on science, humor, and public notices.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hanover
Penn
Cal Rucrzope
No. 5
Lydia E.pinkham
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertise
Grandmother kept hair dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur mix. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Heir Remedy sold for about 50 cents to restore color and treat dandruff and itchy scalp. Damp a comb and apply to one strand at a time. morning gray hair fades after another application. Also included are short jokes and a note that China will mint over 700 million dollars in silver.
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Wyeth
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