Women of Riddle Age Endorse Lydia E Pinkham Product
In Fleetwood Pennsylvania a columnist cites testimonials about relief from menopausal symptoms. Mrs Epward G. Hubert reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges others to try it. The piece notes common change of life ailments and praises the product's restorative claims.
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Fleetwood
Qutad
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mis. Epwakp
G. Hubert
Six Years Of Married Life Change In Wives Rights
New York American reports Philip Belleau proposes allowing wives six years after marriage to work while noting his wife Miss Emily Gilbert shifted from stage dreams to home life. He argues matrimony serves as preparatory school for earning and that a wife’s standard is her husband. The couple shows evolving views on work and domestic life.
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New York American
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Oileau
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Misa Brolly Gilbert
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Kimily
Boileau
Emily Gilbert
Money Trusts and Fraternal Societies Dominating Currency
A year review shows fraternal beneficiary societies in the state earned 85 million and paid out 73 million in twelve months, leaving a 12 million excess income. They ended with 104 million in assets beyond liabilities, with 7.5 million members nationwide and 190 million in aggregate assets, indicating a vast financial presence beyond social and humanitarian roles.
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Internal Monitor
United States
Muarket
Hay Should Not Sun Burn Forage Quality Warning
The article warns that sunburn damages hay by losing leaves which reduces feeding value and palatability. Sunlit clover and alfalfa shed leaves during handling. cure hay in windrows or cocking, keep in shade, and use stack covers to lessen sun and rain damage.
How to Change the Colors of Flowers
An article describes changing flower colors by steeping freshly cut stems in strong aniline dye solutions. White varieties such as lilies of the valley and hyacinths can take vivid pink or other colors after about an hour, with green carnations noted as a similar result depending on the dye used.
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Wites Leorara Bastin
Juna Strand
Names of the States Chorus in Nomenclature
The London Chronicle notes the United States offers a rich, musical set of state names. It praises Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, Florida, Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and the Carolinas as melodic, poetic terms that could inspire future literature from the Western continent.
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United States
Delaware
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Milk Crusade Expands Milk Stations for Bottle Fed Babies
A growing movement places milk stations in many cities to provide various milks for bottle fed infants. Stations are simple rooms with an ice box desk chairs and a table, often run by a cadre with a physician on call during stated hours.
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Kington
Buffalo
Chicago
Dayton
Detroit
Hartford
Tinoo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sto. Lawrence
Mass
Loulaville
Lowell
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Springfield
Waterbury
Wilkesbarra
Worcester
Yonkers
Otlea
Utica
Ringworm on Child From 1912 Ad Claims Cure
A 1912 letter describes a seven year old with ringworm on the face and body causing severe itching and sleep disruption. The writer credits Cure products Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing the child's condition over about one month.
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Mre
Barbara Prim
Cutteura
Depl L
Boston
Student misreads Latin dictionary entry for Tango
A student searches a Latin dictionary for tango and finds bewildering definitions such as to take in hand carry of to be contiguous to to strike or beat The piece then remarks on how average women respond to flattery with growing fatness and comments on manipulation by flattery
Madness and Forgiveness in a London Case
The article notes a London case where a woman, after suffering 25 hatchet wounds and broken ribs, refuses to prosecute her husband and questions the trouble caused by forgiveness. It details police difficulty bringing bruised offenders to court and a judge remark about the woman’s injuries, plus a fragment about a French red tape exhibit and a stalled clock at Paris exhibitions.
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London
San Francisco
Profanity debate at Carnegie echoed by professor
EL Long of Carnegie Tech argues profanity can be artistic not condemned. He cites George Washington as an artist in profanity and notes Washington used it only under provocation. The Tartan reports the view and suggests restraint in everyday use.
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Eifel
Racma
Engish
EL ©. Long
Carnegie Institute of Technology
George Washington
Long
Carnegie “Tech
Washington
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