Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted For Female Health
An advertising fragment extolling Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illness and weakness. It cites claimed cures and urges letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, promising confidentiality and free advice. Also includes unrelated notices about sewing needles and irrigated land offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mirs
Lynn
Mass
The White Rhinoceros and Its Elusive Nature
The article describes the white rhinoceros color, size, and diet noting its taller frame and squarer horn. It discusses its pale yellow gray hide with tubercles, limited herbivorous habits, and historic hunting myths. It mentions rapid decline by 1890 with near disappearance in eastern Africa, surviving only in Zululand reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
Africa
Zululand
Complex Kinship Testimony In Defamation Trial
A bespectacled lawyer questions a witness about how the defendant is related to her, eliciting a genealogy of marriages and cousins. The witness explains many connections from her first husband’s kin to the defendant, illustrating a tangled family tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muadam
Pathier
Joe
Hue
Harry
Baye
Reveis
Hijie
Wanderer in delirium drifts through countryside near police
A man in a delirious state wanders across the countryside, heading toward a town. He is found near a police post, mumbling phrases and appearing exhausted and confused. Authorities look for his destination and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Hineeh
Everrthing Areuni
Rain Revered by The Indian In The Tain
The passage notes G. W. Tsoi in his book claims Indians relish rain and see no harm in wet weather. They fear no sun and believe rain strengthens circulation, boosting outdoor life and health, with rain viewed as beneficial if clothing and health are protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tsoi
Avoiding Conflicts in Farm Livestock and Labor
The text discusses tensions between dog and sheep raising and emphasizes practical farming methods. It notes that land quality, animal care, and diligent effort by farmers and spouses yield income, with focus on choosing one breed and maximizing production through proper care and feeding.
Dairy Farm Rules and Feeding Advice From Historic Note
An old dairy article emphasizes experience and close observation over neat ideas. It covers butter making, grazing stock feeding, and the impact of grain versus forage. It cites the Michigan experiment station on grain use and notes rising lard prices and oxen in farming. The piece also reports on poultry storage tests and potato origins in the Andes with European spread via Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liemander
Potatoes and irrigation plans discussed at length
The article covers potato planting, early varieties, and protection methods. It also reports on Secretary Garfield’s comments to the House committee about irrigation projects, payments, and cooperation between states and the federal government. It cites Prof. Kennady on draft horses and breeding for market needs and attributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Bouse
Garfield
Deatt
Prof
Kenedy
Iowa
Kennardy
Curse for Hox Cholera Hog Plague Warns Farmers
A 19th century notice promotes Sloan's Liniment as a treatment for hog cholera with testimonials from farmers in Indiana and Illinois. The ad urges isolation of sick hogs and fumigation of pens, claiming quick recovery and offering free literature from Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
A. J. Mearthy
Thaviile
Ind
GW. Balabaugh
Peru
Boston
Defeated Candidate Launches Weekly Newspaper Plan
A bitter defeated candidate vows to start a weekly paper, asserting future plans and promising to prove rivals wrong. The speaker emphasizes resolve and a public-facing project to challenge current media narratives.
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment claim to cure rheumatism muscle and joint pains. She says the remedy removes acid from blood purifies and brightens the system and urges sufferers to write for details and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
M. Summers
Gex 3
Notre Ware
Pretty Tough for the General
A humorous tale recalls a French general and his wife demanding an old servant’s dismissal. The servant pleads with dramatic gratitude before revealing he must stay to help the general, highlighting wit and wartime memory in a brief anecdote from Sarcess Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques
Sarcess Magazine
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Linwood Land Co
Reck Springs
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Postum Cereal Co., Limited
Seacrest
Post
Michigan ‘Experiment Station
Testa
Nashville
Tolter Gerze
Colorado
Europe
England
Virginia
Ireland
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FarSinte
Bebe
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Tian
Myrie
Algy
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Canada
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Audis Iaat
Ana Balry
Indus
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Ratway
W. Od
Bras Tate
Matiqnal Lead Company
Vini Trinity Bulking
Paxton Toilet CO
Marr
Chicago Senile Co
Chicago
Olinola
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