Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Blues Relief
A newspaper excerpt promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female blues and related nervous symptoms. It cites a Louisville, Kentucky reader, Rosa Adame, praising the product for restoring energy, reducing despair, and curing female derangement. The message invites other women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, for advice.
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Sayay
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Ben
Rosa Adame
12Th Street
Louisville
Aleca
Roger Hanson
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
The Brood Mare as Supreme Farm Profit
A late nineteenth era farming piece extols the brood mare as the farmer’s best income source, arguing mares outperform hogs for debt relief and offering profit through foal sales. It stresses proper feeding, exercise, water, and stall comfort, with notes on corn quality and the value of oats for mare and foal development.
Crop Outlook Sees Favorable Temps Boost Corn Prospects
Weather bulletin notes generally favorable temperatures aiding crop development across the country. Rain limited in the South Atlantic and Gulf regions, with some damage from wet periods in Missouri, Ohio Valley, and central Mississippi, while wheat and oats progress unevenly and corn shows strong early growth in northern regions.
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Ohio Valley
Athintie
Enat Gulf States
Ais
Missiesippi
Mistonvi
Missouri
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohin
Mississippi
Texas
Okahatin
Codian
Hkannas
Neheaska
Learvesting
China
Minnesota
Worth Pacific Coast
Oslo
Emillion
Giants Lead In Batting And Pitching Feats Across Leagues
A garbled note lists Mike Donlin with 100 hits in 73 games and a .329 average for the New York Giants, while Christy Matthewson and others top NL pitchers. It mentions Hilly Koester leading American League batters at .224 and Pat Dougherty second at .205, with various other baseball and sports notes including figures on ball costs, Abs Attell’s trip to Europe, and early talk of cross‑league matchups. The piece also notes criticism of the Brooklyn club, auto racing highlights, and college players who became pros, among scattered items.
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Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Mathewson
Faytar
Ames
Quittes
Hilly Koeter
Battlemen
New York
Hels
Pat Dougherty
Reno
Nev
Jimmy Britt
Batting Nelson
Nelgon Haa Assurgprees
Te Nevedaub
Tillant Jookrwich
Iteno Ag
Johnny Wyers
Jiltie Chicago
Basman
Hart of Chicago
Spectatacn
Abs Attell
Aeropa
Tugeye
Young Corbett
Kid Herman
En Kiser
St. Paul
Barney Oldfield
Chevralet
College Aid
Bysulas
Christy Machawson
New York Nationals
Bucknell
Cincinnati
University of Calimentay
Dave Dultz
New York ‘Americans
Brown
Stahl
Washingtons
University of Ilugla
Mike Lubyock
Hart
Trvo
Stickreck
Prejudice Defined From Latin Origins and Logic
The term prejudice derives from pro or pre forehand and judic e meaning forming opinions before knowledge. An opinion formed without life long study and thorough investigation is prejudice. When world experiences are disregarded facts of history and science are ignored or denied such conclusions are mistaken and prejudicial.
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Hiorough
Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Beauty and Health Benefits
An ornate advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the great skin cure for cleansing and beautifying skin, treating acne and dandruff, stopping hair loss, soothing red and irritated skin, and aiding baby rashes and toilet needs. The copy includes social commentary and a stray remark about Belgian and Irish potato consumption.
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Cuticnra
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Ida M. Shepler
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Department of Agriculture
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Virginia
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