Convincing Proof Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Cited by Women
Slices of testimonial letters tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. Letters from Mrs Barber, Mrs May, and others claim relief from backaches, tumors, fibroids, inflammation, and other ailments after using the remedy. The column urges hesitant women to try the medicine, citing decades of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Barber
George May
Lydia E. Ham
Pinkham
Othor
J. Baresk
Scott
BE. F. Bayes
Lydia
J. Fluate
Washington St
Boston
Brass
Advicr
Dire
Jookbarm
Lyon
Mass
W. K. Housh
Lydia E. Finkham
W. E. Jieck
Eastview Ave
Cinncinnati
Ohio
Remarkable Ancient Cures and White Race Theories
The article discusses an old spider web remedy for bleeding cited in medieval texts and Shakespeare, noting its dubious effectiveness. It then surveys origins of the white race with competing theories about Asia or Europe as the cradle, signaling ongoing scholarly debate. The piece also mentions the Wahama Islands pink pearls and their extraordinary prices, from $1 to $5,000, harvested from a snail-like shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottom
Ha Mornk
Asia
Europe
New York American
Wahama Islands
Dr. Pierce
Local reader remembers a cruel teamster in horse scene
A quoted reminiscence from Mrs. Lapsling about witnessing a brutal teamster. She jokes that if she had her way he would receive a share of a carnage hero fund, reflecting concern over animal cruelty and fairness.
Belmonte Piceno Tomb Reveals Bronze Wealth Despite Damage
Rome reports on Prof Dellusau's Belmonte Piceno discovery. The tomb dates to about the seventh century B C and yielded five bronze chariot remains, a leather cuirass with bronze plates, four helmets, greaves, nine lances, and short wooden swords. Most wooden parts perished but bronze pieces remain well preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellusau
Dellosso
Belmonte Piceno
Palestrina
Cervetri
Deliossdis
Adriatic
Greece
Young Brother Narrates Fe Elders Tale and Childish Vignettes
A fragmented page outlines humorous and moral snippets from Jamie and younger pupils. Tales include a sister, a vanished Mary, a hall vigil, and a farmer’s wash tub quip. It notes a Newark News item about children jokes and a Virginian calf versus wolf warning in San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie
Joe
Fragmented OCR Note On Public Gossip Phrase
Partial OCR reads as a quirky quote about wealth and behavior with mentions of Rockefeller income and a Turkish bath. It references Chicago Tribune and a person named Masten, implying discussion of public perception and nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Rockefeller
Job Starky
Chicago Tribune
Teaching Habits To Walk In Children
The article warns against forcing a baby to walk if they resist due to fear and fragile joints. It notes joints are shallow and bones loosely connected in tiny children, making dislocations possible. It also says bowed legs are easier to prevent than correct and standing too early can cause permanent deformity.
Worth Knowledge Simple but Powerful Rheumatism Cure
A health ad describes an elixir of syrup of Sarsaparilia, Toris Compound, and whiskey to treat rheumatism and back pain with quick effects. It claims druggists can supply ingredients and notes a Cincinnati bill related to railroad fit. Also mentions Peery Davis’ Fainhillee remedy and Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for sickly children with numerous testimonials.
Untitled collage of midsection jokes and ads
A fragmented 1930s style collage features quips about dreams of power and cold remedies, dachshund anecdotes, constipation cures, stray product pitches, and tangential notes on postal services and eye remedies. It reads as a period miscellany with vendors’ blurbs and humorous inlets.
Doctor cures scalp disease with Cuticura Remedies
A childhood scalp infection caused hair loss and months of suffering. A doctor prescribed Cuticura Remedies, which cleared the condition in weeks. The speaker notes ongoing benefit for a hand break out and remains free of scalp issues. The testimonial mentions Barnum's Circus endorsements and a garbled additional query about meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie F. Buchanan
Hamilton, Ga
Barnum
Trial Kidney Remedies Free Offer
A blurred notice promotes a free trial of a kidney remedy by Bee Co Buffalo New York. Readers are invited to cut a coupon and mail a cent for postage to receive the remedy at no charge. The ad expresses proprietor confidence in the treatment despite unclear medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Bee Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Disgruntled Author Denied Manuscript By Magazine
Farthias Ahet, claiming strong regret, returns a manuscript after payment for the oil and faces a blunt rejection. The author protests that the magazine never allowed the work to be published and calls the situation astonishing.
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Twataep E.caleman
Son Tenden
Femi Etree
Z. F. Matheny
TIA CP
dUeh Es Dung
Rey
Ely
TD Enpes
Pepe
Sam
Jamiie
Pate
Mary
Marcus
Newark News
Massachusetts Bay
San Marino
Masten
Worth Knowlig
Cincinnati
2& Railroad
Peery Davis
Fainhillee
Selatica
St. Besod Soc
Atal Droggiste
Verona
Gela
Mum
Rae
X. WW
Groves Erepature Oo Tex
Uncle Allen
David
Solomon
Uncle Allen Sparks
Gaither
Henek
Kai Feng
Chia
Palestine
Wright
Alee Fn
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Chicago Newe
Dom
Schnapps
New York
Schnappr
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Way
Catue
I Boece
FRICK
Becebatec
Segersthom
Dm Cole
Uistturs
Farthias Ahet
Nid
NEW_YORK
NTSC
Roo
Castoria
Bears
Western
Canada
Deneen
Miwen
Irpor Deteos
Caperteal
Mlatines
Fr Pouces Cos
Geerda
Rede Bate
Kate Hoo
Fauettinalmpist
Tagnaks Bieler
Putnam
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