Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story
A testimonial from Miss Grong of New York describes relief after failing doctors. She suffered menstrual and abdominal pain with low spirits and fatigue, worked through illness, then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After six bottles she was cured and grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijas Menard
Pinkham
Inelid
Peverry
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Grong
New York City
Lydia B. Pinkham
Rock hazards and coast survey notes near Buzzard’s Bay
Feril from Pinnacle Rocka Av okd officer of the coast survey notes an accident at Brook typ near Buzzard’s Bay during the tile war. He warns Pinnacle rock is difficult to detect and can lie within six feet of navigation. A weighted rope between launches or a rock bottom slip may reveal such hazards and nearby rocks include One near Cottage City Martha’s Vineyard and another near Viseyard Sound New York harbor. Blurred medical and cosmetic ad lines follow regarding Ely Brothers remedies and catarrh treatments.
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Feril
Pinnacle Rocka _ Av okd
Coast Survey
Buzzard’s Bay
New England
Boat River
New York
Nashville's Name Origin from Nashborough to Nashville
An 18th century note traces Nashville Tennessee branding from Nashborough to Nashville, with a humorous aside about spelling. It adds a colonial-era quip on creamery pricing and references to Charles V and a playful box-office exchange from the Philadelphia Record.
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Ton
Francia Neth
Revolutionary Army
Nashville
Tenn
Nashborough
Ares
Nashville Gnally
Humphal
Philadelphia Record
Scots Title Origins and Albany Name Story
A fragmented notice discusses a Scottish title linked to Albany and the Duke of York, later James I. It notes Albany taking its name from a Celtic origin for Scotland and mentions a misread or garbled reference to a royal figure.
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Albany
Duke of York
James GI
Scotland
New England Farmer Notes Use of Sawdust in Packed Hay
A brief New England Farmer item suggests that mixed hay can be used with sawdust as a packing material, noting sawdust as the best option among fillers for preservation and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Centralized country schooling urged to boost agriculture training
The article argues for central township schools to deliver stronger practical agriculture instruction. It warns small pupil counts hinder teacher effectiveness and notes that consolidated systems could provide better instruction with the same cost. It cites Sweden’s garden-in-schools model and advocates expanding agricultural colleges to supply competent instructors.
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Sweden
How to Grind Kaffir Corn and Utility Tips
A compact excerpt listing methods to grind Kaffir corn using a barrel and spade, noting grinding speed about five bushels per hour, plus guidance on pasture value for hogs, and steps for building a cooling ice and sawdust storage space with careful packing and air gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Buggins
Kansas
Cauchy by the Crip. Peruna Remedy Promoted
A dramatic nationwide appeal touts Peruna as a cure for grippe and catarrh. Letters from Mrs Schmitt, Dr Cooper, and others praise Peruna with testimonials on relief, urging readers to request Dr Hartman’s free medical advice and the Peruna remedy.
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A. O
Covell
Cooper
Royal ‘Academy of Arts
London
England
Washington, D. C
Pepe
Catarrh
le Grippe
T. Aa
Salt Lake City
Salvation Army
Ogden
Utah
Mei
Ira
Clarice
White
Tarboro
N.C
Perunga
Geo. H. White
Congress
T. W. Collins
Order of Good Templars
Jeverett
Wash
Perua
T. W. Colling
Peruna
Hartman
Smng
Ale Hatinen Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohis
Manac
Changish Fashions Spotted in Latest Style
A fashion note describes a changish style in hats and outfits, urging shoppers to try the new look and visit the shop. An attendant invites a customer to sit briefly while guidance is offered on current trends.
Avoided Greatest Sir Defiant Gharee
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a camera ready scene with misquoted name. The text mentions medical study of infectious diseases progressing rapidly and a chaperone remark about being caught. No clear event or outcome is described.
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Gharee
Fragmentary Note of Breakfast Table Conversation
The readable text shows a dialogue about a dog at a breakfast table spoken by a woman and Lady. It includes phrases about a dog, breakfast table, and a perfumery reference to Scilly Islands and flower shipments. The fragmentary lines imply a domestic scene with social interaction.
Etiquette Question in Social Manner Column
A Chicago News item notes a dialogue about proper behavior at a social event. A benevolent gentleman questions a young girl about propriety while Ethel responds, reflecting era etiquette norms and public expectations for gentlemanly conduct.
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Ethel
Chicago News
Unclear OCR leads to fragmented trade export note
The garbled text reports rising exports across sectors with increases of over fifty percent for merchandise, twenty five percent for agricultural products, and notable gains in manufactured goods. Names and places are unreadable due to transcription errors.
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Moby
Oscar Ostrom
Warren Avenue
Chicago
Catarth
Joe
Peer TS. Vol
A. A. Gein
Bolewake
Olmstead
Arcola
SO Cts
Ely Brothers
Warres St
Charles V
Itas
Hesually
Mia
Austin
Mr. Winalowre
EE Vate
Enigma
Mandy
Atail
Tnet
Gome
Michigan
Fortustanes
Fruit Growers’ Association of
Massachusetts
Revelationa
United States Department of Agriculture
Nosmigil Yan
Machine Works
Isley
Tee House
Andy Farmer's Gate
Cauchy
THE
Rome
Elaxpion
Wren
Pecune Fer
Weeny
Walter
Puck
Scilly Est
Nada
California Fig Syrup CO
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