Miss Lydia Pinkham Advice Column Talk Turns Public
Lydia Pinkham expert Mrs Dinkham offers guidance to Miss Lydia Cole a young girl facing pain and medical concerns as mothers and sisters urge seeking humane support. Letters from Miss Hina Cala and Mrs Dinthna of Leon Mass request discreet vital advice aimed at young women’s health and empowerment in this early 20th century column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthet Bydin
Plakhan
Myst
Hina Cala
Fulehome
Tenn
Mert
Chas
Mateus
Lydia
Latherrely Hayes
Dinthna
Leon
Mass
Hood
Dinkham
Lydly
Pinkham
Convenient Rain Barrel Arrangement for Farmers
An illustrated method shows barrels stacked on a platform connected by pipes. Water is drawn from the barrel farthest from the outlet, with each barrel filling in sequence. The system ensures a full barrel is always available as barrels are emptied in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Town and Country Journal of Australia
Plpca
Farm Implements In Store and Under Roof for Winter Care
Farmers are urged to clean oil and house their implements now before snow and rain. The article notes the large investment in machinery and the need to protect tools from rust and weather. It highlights frequent use patterns and the value of storage, while mentioning a Universal Tool concept that combines multiple small tools into one handle for versatile on farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Treas
Boe
Boze
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Eceer
Emoy
Bovalas
Brockton, Maes
Iery
Meryx
Yankkoo
Farr Journal
Buried Clay Roads and Fertilizer Ideas in Old Notes
In a historic excerpt from the public works and agriculture sphere, a method for creating durable muddy roads using burnt clay, wood ties, and four foot ridges is described, with costs and doubts about wood supply. The piece also praises green manures like cowpeas for wheat and touches on artificial milks, with a side note about Lorenzo Dow preaching to a crowded audience after a prior arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Lorenzo Dow
Dow
Nora
Sand and Clay Roads in Minnesota Improve Cheaply
A Minnesota road constructed with a thin clay layer over sand and gravel showed strong performance. A shallow clay coat bound gravel and sand into a hard surface, lasting seven to eight years with minimal repairs. Material costs were low, about $375 per mile, with gravel hauled from 174 miles away and clay from three-fourths mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Building an ice house and farm interests in brief
An item describes an ice house design 22 by 16 feet capable of holding 45 tons with double boarding and a shingle roof. It notes ventilation at each end to remove moist air and stresses proper cow sanitation and air flow to protect health this winter. Also included are farm anecdotes and a comical misquote on misfiled fruits and livestock feeding rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Spencer Killed Six Others Meet Death in Accident Near Lynchburg
Samuel Spencer president of the Southern Railway and several prominent Baltimore men die in a rear end collision near Lynchburg Virginia. The crash involved the Jacksonville express and the Washington & Southwestern Limited. Others among the dead include Philip Schuyler and Charles D Fisher. Several injured, including E A Merrill. The driver and crew search continues as officials confirm wreckage and bodies burned beyond recognition.
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Lynchburg
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Lynchburs
Sawyer
Philip Sehuylee
New York
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
E. A. Merrill
New York City
Charles D. Fisher
Baltimore
Philip Schuyler
Francis Tf. Redwood
D. W. Davis
Alexandeia
Wiliam Follard
Merril
Jacksonville Express
Wrahington & Southwestern Yeshsule Limited
Daorksonville
Bitter words at union service denounce Roosevelt
At a Thursday union prayer service at Olivet Baptist Church, four New York negro churches denounced President Roosevelt for dismissing three negro Army units. The Rev. Brooks of St. Mark's AME preached as attendees contributed to a relief fund for the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thursdey
Roosevelt
United States Army
Mr. Olivet
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Yeamans Dead After Long Illness at Hotel Gerard
Jennie Yeamans a noted singer and actress of earlier decades died in New York after a prolonged illness from tuberculosis at the Hotel Gerard where she had lived with her mother Annie Yeamans. Mrs Yeamans was with her daughter at the end. Yeamans, of theatrical lineage, was born in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie Yeamans
Gerard
Miss Yeamans
Annie Yeamans
Yeamans
Australia
Rheumatism cured by Williams Pink Pills claim
An advertisement-style tale touts Williams Pink Pills as curing rheumatism by cleansing and enriching the blood. It features Mrs Cots of West Cheshire Conn and long ailments in feet ankles and knees, claiming dramatic improvement after few days of use.
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Bac
Wiliama
de Liesl
Henri Cota
West Cheshire
Conn
RLY
Deval
Mindieiuu
Williaus
de Willians Medicine Co
Schetoads
Marrying Squire Justice Pairs Countless Couples
A British style column notes Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana has married about fourteen hundred couples. It also mentions Justice Geo B Taw of Brazil Indiana and a medical testimonial for Deans Kidney Pills. Other items cover a two page feature on American diet and a linguist master of seventy languages Jeremiah Curtin in Vermont and a French storage study on peonies.
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Justice Geo. E. Law, of
Brazil
Ind
Geo. B. Taw
Ling
Justice Law
Dean
Cianey
Foster-Milburn Co
Bnitslo, N.ae
Jeremiah Curtin
Bristol
Harvard
Lincoln
Regation
St Petersburg
Doctor's Trials Highlight Grape-Nuts Recovery Tale
An overworked Ohio physician describes severe health collapse from dual workload and stress. He credits Grape-Nuts and cream for rapid, lasting improvements in weight, stamina, and mental clarity, noting ongoing use and the pamphlet The Road to Wellville as a patient helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Meale
Palpr Ton
Tal Wellrlie
Postum Co
Painful case notes and society misadventures from 1905
The clipping recounts a severe eczema case in a child with near total body involvement and failed doctorings, a costly reception in Washington with Episcopal clergy, and scattered items on Vanderbilt, catarrh cures, and entertainers. It mixes medical ad copy, social notes, and brief bios of figures like Vanderbilt and Bernhardt, reflecting early 20th century miscellany.
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Bae Mama Cole
Saya
Lydia Fh Prakbum
Cole
Memnbur
Kemp’s
Baisam
W. L. Douglas
W.lgouglas
Han Sannat
Pelea
Sushta
Glogi
Siete
Tholeles
Ely
Oaco
Bly Brothers
Warren Street
Montag St
GOLAD
Riastria
PU Securetirs Company
Sirent
Tetors
Rt Wrantan
Bocos Valley
Rasvera
Busiavke Ig Loe World
Dc Imares
ES Sronte
OTS Bioirows National
É Rory Aeape
Agricultural Department
Europe
Germany
Pennsylvania
New Yorker
Department of Agriculture
Southern RailWay
Gar
Die
Galprea
Trocpa
Jennie Yeamane
Succumba
Standard Oil
Melbourne
American Oil Combine
Mellody
Walcott
Boston
Hovey Mellody
Charlestown
Joe Walcott
Lincoln A. C
Chelpea
William Fisher
Marshalltown
Willan Fisher
Russia
Libau, Courland
Oldhamia
Rockford
N. D
Vincent Spilner
Wells County
Salt Lake City
Bingham District
Sweet Marie Salle
Sweet Marie
Madison Square Garden
Gallitzin
Altoons
Dawson's Hardware
Mountain Supply
Feneral
Galle
Reynard
Tesey Union
Great Berstead
Eoapland
le Fox
Avner Jements
Vercier
Limbde
Arme
Cutiura
Cutteurs
Augustin Menton
Washington
Chingeddhap Cho
Pratt
Fuiniiwce
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
National Guard
Roger
Cweney & CO Olde
Rayo Knowen
Fedeheney
Dunipann
Mme. Bernhardt
Signora Dune
Caruso
Garfield Hemedies
Youn Min
Bin
Airae Winelaw
Yaa Wien
Gen
Meguart
Peaenthy
Yennshia Ibn
Piociint
Pir Sarcel PT Pempabice Ltd
Ala
Sohale Sond
Biartinaacrodia
Saal + FEine
Castoria
Bears
Monk Caer
Stealghirs Cup
Ie Ua Ptive
ST. Jacobs Don's
Pete
Rami
Thamaxan
Sloan
Bart
Albeny
Sir
Boston-Mass
Bowie Tite
California Fig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup
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