Mothers Restore Health With Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Women hear how Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided a mother with ovarian troubles and nervous irritability after eight years of suffering. Mrs. Vb. Moffman credits the remedy and Pinkham's advice for her recovery, with a note offering free advice to sick women from Lynn Mass.
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Pinkham
Muuch Gand
Lydia Bukhan
Lydia
Finkham
Vb. Moffman
Elured Stroot
Brooklyn
Myrs
Lynn
Mass
Woman Fights Wildcat To Save Kidnapped Goats
Milas Gookins, 19, of near Angelon, fights a large wildcat while protecting her family goats. She climbs a hill, seizes a rock and then with a broken pitchfork wounds the animal, finally killing it after a dangerous struggle near an abandoned house. She drags the carcass away and keeps the goats safe as neighbors assist.
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Ireles M. Gookins
Vaneh
Abe
Miky Gooking
Yeaday Milas Goolins
Tso
Ila
Mer
Aengel
Billy
Webster described as a great American animal in court scene
A Critic writer recalls Everett’s defense of a famous criminal and Webster’s odd, riveting courtroom presence. Webster, called a great animal by onlookers, stared through the scene with a mind fixed on future political moves, while judges watched closely in a packed, hushed gallery.
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Webster
Boston
Everett
Snys
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Rostov
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Ieep
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Shaw
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England
Must By as the Others Do Howell You Don’t Seem Hap
Dialogue appears from a courtroom or social scene where Howell and another discuss promotion. The exchange hints at pride and tradition within ranks, with a judge character implied. The text is fragmentary and stylized, lacking full context or clear outcome.
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Howell
Not Well Done Bystander Complaint at Yonkers Eatery
A Yonkers Blatem man reports a disgruntled customer exclaiming about undercooked meals and poor service. The exchange includes a quip about tipping. The text reflects a garbled OCR rendering of a dining scene and quotes two unnamed individuals.
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L Devluvel
Idisgrand
Yonkers
Would Uelp Some Aman w x Was aa fig i happy
A fragmented OCR line presents unclear text with possible names and phrases. No coherent event or entity set is readable to form a factual summary or identify places, dates, or organizations.
Break Halter-Biting Habit of Horses in Manger Stalls
A reader describes a plan to stop horses from chewing halters at the manger. The method uses a long rope and a few weeks of trial to break the habit, noting boxes may help but are not always possible.
Untitled Rope Trick Description From Indianapolis News
A fragmented description explains a cruel rope restraint plan for a horse rider, detailing passing ends through a device and pad to protect the back. It notes the horse pulling back tightens the rope around the boy, eventually forcing him to abandon the plan. The text mentions a soft pad sewn from muslin and denim to cushion contact, with straps and a figure illustrating pad shapes.
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Indianapolis News
Cheap and Practical Hay Sweep Design by A J Shreiler
A Dakotan writer outlines a do it yourself hay sweep built from 1x8s 2x12s and 2x4s with 30 feet rope. The plan uses 9 foot turned 2x4s fixed to a 2x12 plank and upright braces 0 feet 8 inches apart to form a reversible bucket sweep.
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A. J. Shreiler
South Dakota
Uruguay Potato Trial Faces Growth Limits
A fresh investigation into the Uruguay potato suggests limited practicality in temperate climates. The tropical plant struggles in cool weather and can become a nuisance when it escapes cultivation. Researchers hope selective breeding might improve its vigor for wider use.
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Uruguay
Tor
Manure Use and Road Building Roles Highlighted
A discussion on efficient manure application urges concentrating nutrients on smaller plots for better yields. The piece notes the dairy and poultry farm surplus, eggs repurposed for leather, disinfectants, and fertilizers. It covers the Bureau of Agriculture’s public roads division expanding duties and a new highway engineering course for young engineers.
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New York
Office of Public Roads
Bureau of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Elye
Sheep and Pasture Tactics and Orchard Care
The article discusses sheep as scavengers and their feeding habits including dandelions and weeds. It notes dangers from poisonous plants and prussic acid in certain leaves. It covers preventing apple scab and cedar rust with spraying and removing nearby cedar trees. Also mentions clover hay yields and soil improvements with potash, lime and manure for annual pasture productivity.
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Tulsa
Nebraska
Mull's Grape Tonic Promised Cure for Constipation
An early 20th century patent medicine appeal touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a universal cure for constipation and stomach troubles. It cites numerous alleged success stories, asserts cures for chronic ailments, and offers a free trial bottle to prove its efficacy in the home.
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Mull
Grapa Tante Co
Third Aves
Rock Island
Evangeline Booth at Chappaquansett Home Move
The Kansas City Journal reports Evangeline Booth now leads the Salvation Army from a red house in Chappaqua village. She leased the home for a year and a half with secretary, dogs, and adopted children, including three youths and a child who lost his mother in a railroad wreck. The household includes eighteen dogs and a strict rule against disclosing residence, signaling a disciplined leadership style.
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Salvation Army
Kansas City Journal
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Booth-Tucker
New York
Chappaqu
Booth Menage
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Misa Benth
Quieter consumption relieves young sister in Brooklyn notice
A brief item from 1902 references Piso's Quieter Consumption as relief for a young girl at 23 Viking Street Brooklyn New York. The fragment cites Mias L A Pearce and notes a quoted exchange about an actress with past marriages.
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Piso
Cronp
Mias L. A. Pearce
Viking Street
Brooklyn
Druggist Label Notice on Base Date and Mun Stamp
The readable fragment notes a label with a genuine base date and mun stamped for the druggist. Further contextual details are unavailable in the surviving text.
Mysterious Plan Mentioned by Mrs Peckem
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Peckem anxious about her husband planning something, fearing a move to the seashore for a month. Neighbors question the situation as Mia and others react to the odd discussion.
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Mia. Peckem
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