Where Lies The Land by Arthur Hugh Clough
Poem contrasts voyage goals with remembered homeland as sailors pace the deck. It portrays calm focus on the bow and stern watches, and a hardy pride amid storms. The verse highlights seafaring resolve and the lure of distant shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hugh Clough
Notable Remedy Acknowledged For Women’s Ailments
The text states the remedy is the most successful in the country for ailments peculiar to women. For over 30 years it has treated Female Complaints including Inflammation Ulceration Falling and Displacements as well as Spinal Weakness Backache. It is described as peculiarly adapted to these conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Handy Doctor in Your Vest Pocket
A vintage ad promotes Cascarets as a compact health aid to prevent constipation by exercising bowel muscles. It claims the pill-like candy eases digestive issues without flushing the body, compares favorably to laxatives, and touts a vest pocket size with 10 cent price and the CCC stamp for authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
CCC
I Fight Peabody for Sadie in the Country Wood
Henry reflects on a confrontation with Jay Peabody over Sadie Coolidge. After a rough exchange, he defends his actions and plans, while Sadie reveals she does not favor Peabody. The ensuing tension centers on cows, a fence, and a pending Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Henry
Peabody
Jay
Sadie Coolidge
Old-fashioned verse and a grocery scale tale
A husband warns his wife not to shop at the neighborly grocer who borrowed an old pair of scales. The riddle recalls a line about “Birds in their little meats” used by a quarrelsome mother to keep order among her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok! Company (Incorporated
Shepherd of
Old
Young
Tie
Mamma
Donald
Plas
Hiti
Maia
Fragments on Blood Purity and Sugar History
A collection of short items mentions medical claims for a blood cleansing remedy and salve, notes on sugar’s ancient use, and observational anecdotes about stage scenery and Western life. It includes brief quotations and miscellaneous notices from various period sources.
Nervous Disease Patent Remedy Ad From 51 Arch Street
An old notice promotes Dr Kines Nerve Restorer claiming permanent cure for St Vitus dance and nervous tics. The ad invites readers to request free pills and contains scattered abbreviations and contact blurbs. A separate courtroom exchange shows counsel challenging a juror as familiar with the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Vitus
Kline
Arch Street
Philadelph
Happy Experience of a New Castle Pa Woman
A New Castle Pennsylvania woman Mrs John Mansell 614 South Jefferson Street endured sudden kidney trouble believed to be the cause of her illness. After a period of weakness she sought relief with a remedy called Pyans Widnes Helrod and found improvement with continued treatment. Sold in Buffalo and through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
John Mansell
Jeffersone Street
Choi Yeurs
Ted Finaily
Foster Sfilburn No
Buffalo
Mrs Winstow’s SooTars and a Curious Debate
Fragmentary text describes a product named Mrs Winstow’s SooTars claiming to soothe for children and reduce inflammation with references to Devn Widoclla and a bottle. A second, unrelated dialogue mentions authors and marital questions amid a tone of internal monotony and disdain for existence.
Perfect Cure by Cuticura Remedies for Eczema
A mother recalls her son’s severe eczema starting at four months and spreading. after trying many patent medicines, she used Cuticura Remedies. Within two months he improved. within six months he was well. The letter is dated October 24, 1905, from Mrs. R. L. Risley of Piermont, N. Hy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Risley
Piermont, N. Hy
Qct
Insanity Plea Clashes With Self Defense Claim
In a legal exchange a defendant pleads insanity while another contends self defense. The courthouse bustles as a metaphorical unnamed law flees, illustrating the clash of defenses in a case noted by the Philadelphia Ledger.
Fragmented Historical Meditations in Erratic Text
The readable lines show Marcus Aurelius styled prose tangled with garbled OCR phrases. Mentions of editors, printers, and copy demand hint at a chaotic sketch of a moral essay scene. Incoherent passages obscure clear facts or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aurelius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydiae
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Rayo
R. Paxton CO
Koston, Mass
Fort Wayne
Thompson
Free Farms
Canada
Kimmivraton
Ottawa
Antigeriger
Canaan
Tetas la
HL. Rogers
Indianape
Ind
Winsaims
Keom
Law Baudraig
Pate
Kia
Carters
R. T. Felix Gouraud'e
L. A. Sayre Exid
Isdy
Hautton
Rouland
Iowa
Wilaruggists
United States
Europe
FEPD
T.rcprins
Great Jones Street
New York
EAGLE
Jay Peabury
Edge’s
Nziy
Coolidge
Sadie
Simul Veice
Amy Differeger
Jas Peabody
Les
Jie
Wwe
Mis
Shep
Jay Peabody
Chicago Daily News
Ilel
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Golden Medical Discovery
Red Cross
Cardiff
Wirles
British Channel
Wales
United Kingdom
Cam Il
Washington Star
India
Alexander the Great
Greece
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
England
Galen
Sicily
The
Lone Star State
Lexis
Ene Mma
Wamahk
Child
West Texas
Texas
Dias
Genevous
Llere
Louston Post
Elates
FacSinale Signarere
What Is
Castoria
Toa
Eczema
Gaby
Philadelphia Ledger
Dodds
Orice, Incorporated
Aly W