Mrs Lindquist Tells Women of Middle Age in Kansas City
Mrs May Urpquist from Kansas City recalls serious post childbirth and menopausal illness. She suffered nervousness and insomnia for nearly two years before using Avia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After starting the remedy she recovered and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lindquist
Kannan City
Avdla E
Pinkham
May Urpquist
Independence Ave
Kansas City
Keep Off the Grass in a Fragmented City Dialogue
A clipped dialogue features garbled dialect about a pathology professor at a college. The speakers debate reading and writing ability while hints of a professional figure and audience questions appear, framed as a local street exchange with unclear context.
Talcum Powder Usage Measured in Vast Tonnage
A garbled report notes the vast scale of talcum powder use in America. If the tins laid end to end, the 1,000 tons would stretch around 147 miles from New York to Santa Fe, illustrating the enormous daily production and consumption.
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Wimen
Iran
New York
Santa Fe
Nlm
Something to Think About By F. A WALKER
A reflective prose piece explores how facial expressions reveal inner emotion across generations. The essay argues reading a face requires trained perception to interpret joy, hope, despair, and faith, with the eyes and mouth as primary signals.
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F. A Walker
Fragmented verse laments a lost infant and worn garments
A broken lyric laments a stillborn baby and a grieving mother. Cobwebs surround a cradle, dust coats a bedside strap, and a dress remains unused while memories of the child haunt the home. The poem notes a father’s grief and a mother’s deep sorrow.
Mustaches Do Not Proclaim The Man
A humorous item from the Men You May Marry column mocks the idea that facial hair signals suitability for marriage. It notes that a man’s dancing, job, and sense matter more than a mustache, and playfully warns brides-to-be against overvaluing appearance in choosing a husband.
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United States
Hemmer Daby
Synfeate
Alsate
Folin
Uncommon Sense on Bosses and Talking Back at Work
The piece cautions that confrontational employees who challenge their superiors rarely gain advantage. It argues bosses reward compliance over defiance, noting that persistent managers and workplaces tend to punish those who openly dispute orders. It mentions learning habits of birds as a separate note from the main discussion.
Century recipe collection notes and food ideas
A garbled compilation of culinary instructions from 1984, listing items such as baked shells with dressing, horseradish sauce, sweet potato biscuit and custard. It references eggs, salt, butter, sage and poultry dressing, plus methods for preparing chins and dishes with whipped cream. It resembles a period kitchen note with varied tips and measurements.
Reward Finest Building in Old London Prize
The Royal Institute of British Architects awards a bronze medal for the finest street frontage within four miles of Charing Cross. This year’s winner is W. Gurds tieen, Tor Wolsely House, Alcendills, after jury members including Earl Canvford Sir Aston Webb Pant Waterhouse Sir Reginald Bloufield and I Guy Dawber assessed over twenty buildings for aesthetic and architectural merit. Liverpool and Chester already have schemes rewarding tenutifiers like Lesdon Mall.
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Old London
Royal Institute of British Architects
W. Gurds Tieen
Tor Wolsely House
Alcendills
Earl Canvford
Aston Webb
Pant Waterhouse
Reginald Bloufield
I. Guy Dawber
Liverpool
Atichester
Lesdon Mall
Why Take Laxatives
An odd newspaper blurb argues against pills and calls for natural lubrication for constipation. It promotes Nujal as a nonmedical, harmless product used in leading hospitals and sold by a pharmacist, claiming it relieves constipation by lubricating the digestive tract without causing griping.
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Tisemient
Lions who understand nothing but blank spaces
A fragment from Kansay City Star quotes J Muller Giodif debating readers who claim insight between the lines. The exchange centers on ability to read hidden meaning, with a playful jab at those who fixate on blanks.
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J. Muller Giodif
Kansay City
Dust and Desire in a Fragmented Tale
A fragmentary clipping centers on a woman wishing for stability and a man she can rely on. It references a painter and a social dynamic where affection and practical security are weighed against ambition and dependence. The tone hints at a domestic aim tempered by social expectations.
Telegraphs by Night and Light Innovation Preview
Report from New York Des Moines notes telephoning by nights can be efficiently transmitted by light. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone and photophone, demonstrates speech transmitted by light over distance of hundred feet. Selenium used as substance, though reliability varies daily as control improves.
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Disdon
Alexander ‘Grahaiell
Contol
Fragmentary Sports Gossip From Old Paper Card Text
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at a club or course scene with players in a humorous exchange. Names and full context are unclear but suggest a golf or recreational setting with tensions and promised reprisal after a mock funeral sermon.
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United States eMological Survey
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Enouch
Sexton
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Peru
Canada
PULA
Fifth Street
Des Moines
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Chevrolet
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