Mrs Winns Advice To Women From Lydia Pinkham Ad
A Kansas City reader credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing severe monthly pain and enabling a successful pregnancy after doctors warned against motherhood. A Georgia resident reports relief from stomach pain sleep issues and fatigue after taking the preparation, and recommends its use to other women.
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Kansas City
Avery
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Charlie Bag
Ley
Cumming, Ga
Fortune Hunter Questions Value of Painted Gold Tooth
A fragmentary tale from a New York exhibition scene features a young fortune hunter and his mother debating a mysterious fortune tied to a girl with a gold front tooth. The dialogue hints at wealth, luck, and social judgment amid a controversial display.
Minding the Doctor Teases a Chicago Cult Leader
A dramatic Chicago speaker describes Hob Ilan a suitor in a tale where the raffish figure sports a top hat and a long cigarette tube. The narrator recalls a morning exchange about tobacco, style, and propriety as the scene unfolds with clipped humor and tension.
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Chicago
Alia
Right Soap For Baby Skin Promises Purity And Healing
Ad copy promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as pure soothing products for infant skin, claiming relief from irritation redness and itching. Mentions a free sample offer with a Skin Book and a postcard address in Boston. Nonsense dialogue and stray phrases follow.
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Cuticura
Dept
L. Soston
Unclear Vintage Health Ads and Odd Remedies
A jumble of old advertisements promotes remedies for stomach pain heartburn and nausea with Weights Indian Vegetable Pills and other dubious tonics. The page also mentions a fashion note and a baseball reference amid scattered product claims and odd phrasing.
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Tu Azevark St
New York
Recaptured by England win in Meadowbrook polo cup
England regains the international polo cup with two decisive victories over the United States at Meadowbrook, Long Island, showcasing a strong British performance against American challengers.
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England
Meadowbrook
Louglaland
Court Galeries. A Royal Stamp Collection Sparked at Court
In this courtly quip from the Courier Journal, the remark contrasts King George and King Edward with a jest about royal interest in postage stamps. The note suggests court life, though quiet, still holds humorous intrigue through collectors and formal occasions.
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George
Edward
Qoourier- Tournal
Drowning Tragedy Claims Driftwood Trio
In Driftwood, Kane Hazel Jordan aged 11 Rodney Ives aged 17 and John Jordan died after falling into an old well near their home. Harold Jordan and the two youths attempted rescue but perished in the same event. The bodies were recovered later from the well.
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Gaton News Service
Kane
Hazel Jordan
Mia
Albert Jordan
Rodney Ives
Rogers Ives
John Jordan
Harold Jordan
Driftwood
Hig Chum Tire
Young Eyes
Hig
Jordan
Stole Girl's Golden Curls At James Graham Home
A daring burglar snatched Miss Margaret Graham's golden curls along with two watches and rings after leaving the Graham residence in Titusville. Police seek the thief, with the community warned to beware of a bold suspect.
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Titusville
Golden Treases
Tituaville
al Titusvilla
James Graham
Margaret Graham
Tyrone
William H. Dernan
Mahanoy City
Viola
Scheider
Schuylkill County
Corry
Cambridge Springs
Mary Master
Wichita Falls
Fox
Michel Larsen
Cleveland
French Creek
Lebanon
Harnest Ritters
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Pennsylvania
Etraeta
Capitol
Wenalth
Greensburg
Dominic Dominco
John McCoy
Penn
Altarhey
C. Ward Hicher
Dunning
John Daniela
Dominco
Justice of the Peace
C. P. Steals
Belmont
McCoy
Carlisle
Carl Helger
Georges Helker
Strees
Wia
James Zeigler
Waynesburg
Walter Thames
Jogzeptine Price
Rices Landing
Hazleton
Annis
Syearard
John Linecuir
Jeddo
Kane
Clara
Frank Jackson
Leelyn
Jackson
Willsare
Republican Party In 1912 Echoes Of Past Leaders
The St Louis Republic argues the current GOP remains controlled by its old guard led by Borah’s critics in 1912. It questions reforms promised by Pennsylvanian Penrose and others, saying leaders still back monopoly interests and have shown no real reform fruits.
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Republic
Lea
Borat
Congress
Lsdg
James Mi
Int House
Hoe
Jim Mann
Republiciyan
Mrty-ffth
Cannoniam
Lator ‘Borah
Senate
Root
Lodge
Gallinager
Penrose
Smoot
Old Guard
Pennsylvania
Penirosa
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Joseph Foraker
Ohio
Republicans
Joe Cannon
Peonross
Galslinger
Foraker
Cannon
Republicans Party
Republican Party
Idaho
Borah
Washington
St. Louis Republic
Wilson as his own cabinet and policy maker
The Century Magazine portrays Wilson as wielding control over the cabinet and state department, dominating Congress and Washington. It compares him to Jackson in will and power, noting his mastery and the questions Time will answer about his future impact.
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Mr. Wien
State Department
Congress
Washington
Hal
Jackson
Nature
Whits
Century Magazine
Backlash Against Antitrust Bills in House Vote
The piece notes a broad display of support for antitrust bills in the house of representatives, with only a small minority opposing the third measure. Critics are accused of dishonesty in both rhetoric and voting, signaling weak courage among former critics.
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House of Representatives
House
It Depends on the Glasses. The president is right.
Fragmentary newspaper line from the New York Evening World hints at perception and visibility, noting a paradox of truth seen differently through lenses and clarity. The traditional phrasing suggests a commentary on leadership or policy as viewed in public discourse.
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New York
Nantucket
Pretoria
Pratoria
Thomas Lipton
Sean
Stiwurock II
Solent Co
Shamrock LY
New York Evening World
Tariff woes blamed on Democrats by foes
A garbled political critique argues that tariff policies are not to blame for hardship. It claims Republican alarmists exaggerate issues while noting large sums tied to railroad stocks and Canadian rail troubles. The piece dismisses prophetic critics as overlooking broader economic strains.
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London
Algh-tari
Canada
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