Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Personal Letter
A reader from Warrenton Massachusetts reports relief from chronic pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims full recovery of health, restored appetite, and weight gain, advising others to try the remedy for weakness and exhaustion. The endorsement appears among various testimonials from women sharing similar experiences.
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Warrenton Aton
Mass
Ardara
Quarrel Over a Yacht Sparks Train Car Confusion
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene on a streetcar with passengers reacting to a telegram about a yacht. A conductor and a passenger named Norah exchange terse remarks while a hidden passenger contemplates a personal request. The Philadelphia Telegraph notes a blunder and a tense moment as the car clears.
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Wonsu
Geraldine
Philadelphian Telegraph
Aireet
Cpt
WU Ilong
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Paul
How to handle stubborn hogs and garden notes from 1908
The article describes a rope-and-loop hog handling method with a diagram, then shifts to gardening tips. It covers celery culture with manure and spacing, corn cutting gear, diverse vegetable yields, and butter marketing advice for small farms. It also mentions preventing grape black rot with cleanup and copper sulfate, plus mutton as a rising food trend and Kansas wheat yields.
One Man Corn Bled and Clover Sowing Debate At Fair
The article recounts a boy Archie Orange of Galesburg Kansas discussing corn cutting methods and sled techniques. It notes clover sowing as key to land fertility and warns against delaying sowing due to cheaper seed next year. Maryville Street Fair awarded a $10 prize for the farm products exhibit led by Benson W F Basler Ravenwood with a 13.5 foot corn stalk.
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Michigan
Lenat
Archie Orange
Galesburg
Kan
Maryville
Nodaway County
Benson
W. FH. Basler
Ravenwood
Peruna touted by patients in 1900 letter from Atkinson and companion claims
A January 10 1507 TNDEB note cites John C Atkinson of Independence Missouri praising Peruna for curing chronic constipation catarrh and other ailments. The letter claims Dr Hartman offered free advice and endorsement of systemic remedies as the solution for aging patients.
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Hartman
Manalin
John
Atkinson
Peruna
John C. Atkinson
Iniépendence
Perona
The
Hartewan Senkarium
Columbus
Pertiness lagguiry at dairy lineh factory sale
Fragmented OCR notes describe a landlady and boarder discussing butter, a dairy origin from Michigan, and a sales pitch for farm goods and supplies. Mentions Valer’s Earliest Cane and a terse list of products and offers amid garbled phrasing.
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Gaya
Michten
Defective Teeth Cause Soldiers to Return Home
A 1901 notice from Mr H F Beidel of Levis, Michigan, notes defective teeth led to 2491 soldiers being sent home from South Africa during the War. The fragment mentions a police officer, a maid, and a plan to cure a wonder, dated April 15, 1001.
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Hf. Beidel
Olive Atrect
Levis
South Africa
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