Change of Life Aid Touted by Oklahoma Woman
Alice Raney of Morze Oklahoma testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through the Change of Life, claiming safety and health after age forty with a full family and recommending the remedy to others. The ad promises confidential, personal advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mores
Ohlo
Lydia E
Alice Raney
Lydia Pinkham
Lydian
Pinkium Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Womin
Katonic claims relief for stomach pains and indigestion
An ad claims Eatonice relieves ten months of stomach pains and quotes A Percifield about feeling raised from the dead. It touts Katonic as rapidly easing excess acidity and gas, restoring digestion. Consumers are urged to carry Katonic and take one after meals, with a guarantee from druggists.
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A. Percifield
Local readers weigh joys and diet missteps
Some people celebrate progress while others labor on ill advised diets. The note hints at varied reactions to new routines and the challenge of sticking to plans.
Dye Right Color Card Promises Easy Fabric Dyes
A consumer snippet touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims vivid durable colors for garments and draperies and notes druggists can show the Diamond Dyes Color Card.
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Eve Druggist
aAdy
Boschee's Syrup Promises Relief From Coughs And Lung Irritation
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for cold coughs bronchitis and lung inflammation. It claims to soothe throat irritation improve sleep and aid morning expectoration, noting widespread use over fifty four years.
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Fletcher
Cuticura Rashes Soothing Prompts Gentle Baby Care
Fragmentary text describes Cuticura for soothing itchy rashes in babies. Mentions Cutleura Ointment and fragrant scents, with unclear dialogue about applying the product to the skin.
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Emily
Unclear Phrase Persists in Quoted Vian Writings
Fragmentary line appears to discuss fitting a seat and a wish, with references to an old phrase. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable subjects. No verifiable names or organizations are present.
Murder at Trowbridge estate hints of Camorra ties
Coroner Berg probes the death of millionaire Rowland Trowbridge with Judge Hoyt and butler Stryker testifying. A Swedish couple Sandstrom and wife provide a tense account of a mysterious milk bottle clue and possible poison. Police press for concrete evidence as witnesses, including office staff, offer littleClear, tentative leads point to a calculated murder and possible hired help.
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Pinckney
Stryker
Berg
Hoyt
Mr. Trowbridge
Philadelphia
Islem Sandstrom
Avice
Clem Sanstrom
Ay Bane
America
Bronnis
Trowbridge
van Coortlandt Park Wood
Bane
Black Sander
Corp
Clem
Coro
Sandstrom
Pockets Reveal Clues in Trowbridge Case
The pockets of Mr. Trowbridge yield items like letters, telegrams, and personal effects. Avice and Mrs. Black note no jewelry besides a locket with Mrs. Black. Old letters from Professor Meredith and Justice Greer hint at past conflicts, while two enemies’ letters warrant scrutiny.
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Philadelphia
Peddie
Trowbridge
Rowland Trowbridge
Justice Greer
Alice
Pinckney
Avice
Old Tariff Circle and the Plan for a $1 Billion Revenue Tariff
The piece notes Senator Curtis argues a special session should draft a tariff bill yielding about $1 billion, up from $300 million under the Payne Aldrich act. It questions feasibility, warns of farmer costs, and explains the tariff circle that protects domestic industry while limiting revenue. It cites Harding concerns over European imports and the Home Market club stance on debt.
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New York Times
Curtis
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Kansan
Kansas
Curtin
Home Market Club
Henry Ward Beecher
Wages and Demand in Industry
The article argues that wages form the majority of consumer purchasing power, far outweighing profits relative to selling price. It urges management to conserve wage earners' buying power to sustain demand and notes the influence of wage levels on market viability.
Candy Flowering Bassia Trees Of India Impress Readers
A Popular Mechanics Magazine excerpt notes three Bassia tree varieties in India with sugary flowers. Two have sweet blooms and the Indian butter tree produces oil rich seeds. Flowers drop in the morning, are collected by women and children, dried, and yield up to 300 pounds per tree yearly.
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India
Inherited Wealth Inspires a Busy Young Man
A witty line contrasts a wife's inquiry about her husband’s income with the reply that his earnings are mostly outgo. The remark hints at a rare young man who acts despite wealth, reflecting social humor of inherited fortunes.
Peculiar Orator Delivers Sarcastic Address at Event
A speaker with an odd appearance provokes laughter and gasps as he takes the rostrum and launches a sharp critique. He targets Hans Chau, quips about lectures and performers, then bows and retires amid murmurs from the audience.
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Harshi
Hans
Kansas City Star
Fragmented court dialogue hints at evidence handling
In a courtroom exchange the plaintiff's and defense lawyers discuss presenting letters at a pivotal moment. One attorney claims personal involvement in preparing the items as the discussion hints at sensitivity and timing for introducing the evidence.
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Raney
Eell
Morze
Oklahoma
Eatonic
Tim
Boschee’s Syrup
BeLvans
Ieee
Mark OF Cain
Tm Io
New York City
New York
Ani
Sundstrom
Cain
Holland
Radl
Ceaperel
Hartman's
Peru
Spohn
Spohn Medical Company
Qeshen, Ind
Kodaks
Sppeceuvn Zimmerman Bros
Eastman Kodak CO
Pierce
Sioux City
Lewa
Edwin
Boston Transcript
Angel
Sunshine
Royal Baking
ERCO
Fokos Street
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