Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Claims that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieves distress in women and has many testimonials. Notes letters from users at the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory testify to cures, savings from surgery, and ingredients that act on the feminine system to restore health.
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Lydia
BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhamm
Three Bars Brand Thieves Foiled at Wind City Ranch
In Kemahl county a band led by Jesse Black raided the Three Bars ranch seeking to swap brands. Mary Dale, Louise and Judge Dale assist county attorney Gordon as Williston defends his home against the outlaws. A night siege ends when an unexpected shot breaks the assault and the outlaws retreat, leaving Mary and her father amid the burning shanty.
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George Williston
Brand
Paul Langford
Jesse Black
Kemah County
South Dakota
Langford
Mary
Lusise Dale
Hammond Dale
Wind City
Jake Sanderson
Mag
Richard Gordon
Louise
Gordon
Louise Dale
Tis
Wile Williston
Iim
Williston
Red
Sinister confrontation ends with plea and collapse
A frightened woman pleads for mercy as a menacing figure looms over her and she collapses in a faint, the moment underscoring fear and danger in a tense encounter.
Chapter X shows a cowpuncher meeting a nun on the road
Jim Munson rides toward town after a night of drinking with Circle 12 men. A nun on horseback blocks his path and asks where he comes from as another rider from X Z arrives in town seeking a doctor for his sick child. The scene hints at a wakeful night and a crossroad of fates.
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Jim Munson
Circle 12
Jim
Williston’s
Williston
Reln
Cornell PresidentKnocks Early Course Choice Economy
President J G Schurman of Cornell criticizes freshman and sophomore elective courses as premature choices. He cites a parable of an old man in Freetown who economizes on epitaphs by inscribing christian names on small stones with hands pointing to a larger stone, illustrating imprudent budgeting.
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J. G. Schurman
Cornell
Schurman
Freetown
Emma
Mary
Hester
Raith
Perfectly Plain Tariff Talk and Editorial Fragments
A collection of short clipped items from a vintage page including Prof Price discussing tariff arguments to a Woman's Current Events club, a moralistic note about reform, a cough remedy ad for Brown's Bronchial Traches, and miscellaneous lines about love, health, and consumer goods.
Don’t Rub It In Commiseration on Roadside Mishap
A terse verse warns against gloating at a brother in distress as a motorist kneels in dust with a flat. It mocks hubris and notes hazards ahead on life’s road, implying misfortune awaits the proud. A separate note mentions that a Frenchman may obtain divorce if his wife performs on stage without consent.
Her Models in Downtown Dress Shop Sketches Gowns
A Cleveland Plain Dealer observer notes a high priced dressmaker in town who sketches outfits in a display window. Her skill to reproduce customers’ gown ideas is cited as the main factor behind her success in the fashion trade.
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Cleveland Plain Bentler
Ginseng Value Tied to Kirin Mount Roots
Chinese belief links ginseng to health and longevity, driving high prices for certain rat root. Genuine, from Kirin mountains or imported, commands pivotal value in trade.
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Kirin
Bank of England Capital Stands at Fourteen and a Half Million
The capital of the Bank of England is stated as £14,500,000 unchanged for many years. The note mentions that the figure has persisted over an unspecified period, highlighting stability in the bank’s nominal capital.
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Bank of England
Bread mishap at hotel dinner sparks a pardon
At a country hotel dinner Toole sat beside a man who claimed a large slice of bread was his. Toole began to eat, the man protested it was his bread, and the actor replied with a joke about mistaking it for the loaf and offering many pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Job
Abraham
Wien
Job
Toole
Convenience in travel for women with babies at home
A portable washing setup favors travelers with infants. A small tub and tiny galvanized washboard fit in a sink, allowing delicate baby clothes to be washed and wrung easily as they become soiled. This compact solution offers quick cleanups during trips away from home.
Work and Nerves Stag On Nervous Man For Big Task
A concise remark contrasts a nervous man’s drive to complete a complex mental job quickly with a calm phlegmatic person’s inability to finish in time, illustrating the tension between temperament and task demands.
The Philosopher of Folly on Political Canvass Sailings
A witty remark notes that political canvassing often sails the Shin of Slave as the wind can be raised, reflecting skepticism about public momentum and rhetoric in campaigns. The speaker emphasizes how public commentary travels with the breeze of controversy and power.
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Philosopher
Woman Drives Blindfolded That Risky Chance Pays Off
A Chicago Record-Herald report notes a woman who often gets it right while driving, closing her eyes momentarily and taking a chance, yet miraculously hitting her mark in a striking incident.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Final Argument About Love Before Marriage
A brief commentary notes that a wife cannot be swayed by argument and must rely on recollection of her husband’s prior assurances of love before their marriage. The piece reflects dated sentiment from the period.
Dillville Banner Calls End to Lot Distributions
The Dillville Banner argues scarce town lots should be reserved, not allotted to all subscribers, to ensure funds for a cemetery. The Atlanta Constitution notes the stance as a quote about prioritizing limited land for burial ground use.
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Dillville Banner
Atlanta Constitution
Arrow Escape at Sea Parable Unfolds
A terse tale of an elder Tell and a shaft speeding from a bow, striking the apple to the core. Tell calls out to Jo and reflects, and Jo notes the narrow arrow escape as the incident unfolds.
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Tell
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