Health of American Women Said to Depend on Their Care
A New York Mothers Assembly heard a doctor declare American women are largely unhealthy, with many suffering headaches, backaches, and menstrual disorders. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is praised as the remedy, with testimonials from Mrs. T. C. Willadson and Mrs. Mattie Henry. The ad urges women to seek Pinkham’s guidance and medicine for female troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assembly of Mothers
Lydia E. Finkham
T.C. Willadson
Manning
Met
Pinkham
Tosa
Bos
Etry Lydia
Pinkbers Vere
E. Pinkham
Mattie Henry
Danville
Lydia E. Pickham
Unclear historical notice fragment and oblique personal names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals in New Jersey and Ohio, a benefit for firemen, and a will dispute. It references David Kennady and Mary Metcalf with possible family and estate notes, plus unrelated courtroom banter and generic medical ads.
Fragmentary notes on a domestic dispute and art critique
The text contains garbled phrases about Wieslow, BuroTains, and Cillires with references to a wife and ethical questions. It also includes a puzzling line about artistic training and satisfaction, mentioning a wedlderly-like tone and critique of repose around the mouth.
Pig pen front design and farm notes from 1800s issue
The page describes a pig feeding trough with a front swinging gate and a hinged wall, detailing lifting a rod to feed and secure placement. It mentions Entomology Bureau findings on parley green lack of effect against weekly weevils, a strong durable puller for fence posts, hog pricing shifts, root gall in nursery apples, and a two wheeled cart conversion from an old buggy.
Irrigation Statistics and Rio Grande Obstacle Highlighted
The 1912 Census Bureau report shows 83 415 irrigated allotments across 63 311 miles of canals and ditches, irrigating 9 487 077 acres on 134 050 farms with construction costs totaling 3 220 452 dollars. It notes Texas and New Mexico face Rio Grande water rights limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Mexico
Rio Grande
Sheep and farming plans bolster rural livelihoods
The article discusses sheep husbandry as a key farm element, noting shelter at night reduces losses from dogs and boosts profitability. It highlights rising interest as many farmers adopt small flocks, plus broader farming trends from land value to higher corn yields and poultry growth in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oerall
Minos
Christian County
Ncre
Brankteys
South
Quit
Florida
North
Peruna Claims Cure Across Chronic Ailments in 1897 Letter
A letter to Dr Hartman from John C Atkinson of Independence Missouri dated January 1 1900 recounts long term catarrh and constipation being cured by Peruna and Manalin after 1895 guidance. Other testimonials cite rheumatic and catarrhal relief and improved sleep with Peruna. Obje notes Hartman Sanitarium offers free advice.
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Hartman
Fou
Peruna
Manalin
John C. Atkinson
Atkinson
Perana
Independence
Alla Schwandt
Bandora
Minny
Abe Sechwandi
B. Bartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Colom Obje
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Femininc Birniegy
Mire
Bayitt
Mr. Browne
Colfertia
Askitt
Oteerrel
Raytek
Arly
Peateria
Ohio
Mim Hhoosevelt
Porto
Barone
N. J
Leiter Eisenienstein
David Kennady
Derrett Lansing
Tasn
Costes
Grove
Mary
Taabella Metcalf
Cheeter. Po
Jack
Hhey
Joe Drors
NEW_YORK
PTI
Wieslow
Cillireshina
Aren
Caren Wied
Castoria
Bears
Owtyern
Cotten
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Puller
Chantel Island
Ownres
Chicago
Faras
Somme
Jersey Islands
Enelles
Sena
Deamerat
Starace
Fruita
Colt
M and
Mrs. Schwandy
Ispborn, Tminn
MR and Mes JO. Oatainson
Perune
W. L. Mr. Coor
Perris
Ueda
Mie
L. Bouolas
Ton
Lion Coffee
LION
Mediciae
Seeds Farms
Marblehead
Baus
S.clon. OU
Yor Tiler
Eal
Fa FF Dean Mpsic Store
Stolen City
Begls
Gough
Peeta Ee CA
Rose Ie Os Hee
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