Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Story From Minnesota
Mrs Joseph Aselin of Monroe Street Minneapolis describes long illness and pain in sides cured after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends the medicine for women's ills and invites inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lis
Minn
Lydiathan
Joseph Aselin
Gs Monroe St
N. EL
Minneapolis, Minn
Ancient Mexicans Used Glazing In Pottery
Henry C. Mercer of Daylestown Pa reports that ancient Mexican pottery shows glazing, a finding that challenges prior views held by University of Pennsylvania experts. Mercer classified the Potterica as two clay types and noted a distinct glaze, suggesting early glazing predates other cultures and could inspire new clay beds for today.
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Henry C. Mercer
Daylestown
Mexico
University of Pennsylvania
American Art News
Mercer
University Museum
Mr Mercer
Mountains of life joke ends with kitchen range remark
A quotation from a judge notes a humorous line about life’s greatest troubles being the kitchen range. The wit contrasts grand mountains with a domestic appliance, highlighting everyday concerns in a light tone.
Obstinate. A short view of a curious soul
A compact observation from the Baltimore American. Ned notes a stubborn fellow who would not change his mind if told seeing was believing. A brief banter on judgment and perception, reflecting a plain speaking newspaper tone.
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Fred
Ned
Cause and Effect Digestion Follows Right Food
Indigestion and mental discomfort follow continued use of improper food. The article notes young people neglecting the facts of cause and effect in daily meals and warns that overeating, envy, and poor diet can erode appetite and digestion. A New York writer shares a personal account of digestive distress from bad eating.
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Young Wom
Refugees suffer indignities leaving Mexico under Tweedie aid
British commander Tweedie reports success of intercession for Americans held in Mexico City. Huerta and officials promised release and exit via Puerto Mexico, but dangers persist as 113 Americans and others reach Vera Cruz amid mob threats, with trains limited and guards needed. Refugees from Tierra Blanca Cordoba Orizaba describe hunger, guard abuse, and peril.
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Vera Cruz
Tweedle
Easex
Mexico City
Huerta
Blanquet
Portillo Rojas
Puerto
Mex
Soledad
Tierra Blanca
Cordoba
Orivaba
Stahere
Agenita
Tweedie
Tropics
Orizaba
Julio Franco
Vera Crus
Boledad
Tejera
Mola
Biato
Medina
Oaxaca
Guna
J. W. Elliott
Vera Crug
Elliott
Guarda
Fillett
Wood
Motsorongo Hacienda
Circulare
Paso de Macho
Maas
Paso del Macho
Apl I
Ans
Vera Cros
Navarro
Land Loss and Liberty in Mexican Struggle End Century
The piece surveys Gutierres Lara’s The Mexican People: Struggle for Liberty arguing the core issue of the Mexican revolution is land. It traces peon motives from Hidalgo to Villa and Carranza, notes failed reforms under Madero, and says the people now demand land and constitutional rights, not leadership, as they continue their struggle.
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Jefe Politico
Soledad
Sweedie
Tweedie Refu
Tweedie
Chao
Mexico
United States
Gutierres Lara
Edceumb Pinchon
Hidalgo
Morelos
Guerrero
Gomez Farias
Mr. de Laraanga
Sonora
Mandero
Madero
Congress
Caja Nacional de
Francisco Madero
Felix Dias
Huerta
Mexico City
Felix Ding
Vera Crus
Mexican Presa
Enalind
Wheelman D. Pearson
Lord Cowdry
Hig
Taft
H. L. Wilson
General Villa
Villa
Strugalina Peons
Dictator Diaz and Mexican Revolt Critique
A long critical review characterizes Diaz as a barbarous ruler whose policies brutalized the agrarian democracy, aided by the Scientificos and foreign interests. It links Diaz to a 1910–1912 upheaval, U.S. intervention fears, Madero’s government, and failed plans with Huerta, Wilson, and Japan.
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Diaz
Delara
Spartacus
Appian
Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Taft
A&a
Madero
Japan
The Tree Butcher cautions on shade tree trimming
The Lounaville Courier-Journal warns that a tree butcher works by the day and destroys shade trees for pay. The piece laments mutilated trees and urges hiring an expert, noting experts are rare and naive trimming harms property value and life span of shade trees.
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Lounaville Courier-Journal
Limba
Nks
Argu
Fragmented 19th century note on a Lady Cardigan remark
A garbled OCR fragment references Lady Cardigan, a person praised for good manners and presence. Details are incomplete, with missing names and context, leaving only hints of a social compliment and informal remark.
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Lady Cardigan
Yawning Aids Breathing and Hearing in Public Discourse
A discussion argues yawning in public is not rude but natural. It explains yawning ventilates lungs, clears residual air, and opens air passages, aiding hearing. The piece also notes an auctioned stamp described as rare and valuable, with unclear dating but high intrinsic worth.
Rarest Stamp in World Value Ten Thousand
A fragmentary account notes a rare stamp from British Guiana issued for provisional use during a colonial period. It describes unique design features and mentions a print origin with a valued copy held by collectors.
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British Guianaia
F&f
England
D. B
Arowbugg
Kn Family
Offuy de Offichal
Freight Rate Puzzle and Panama Canal Backfire
The Saturday Evening Post article argues that Panama Canal impact on railroad freight rates hinges on long and short haul rules. It suggests water competition drives some rates down to meet the coast, while inland rates may differ, creating a shift toward lower returns on certain shipments as canal competition rises.
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Saturday Evening Post
Panama Canal
Chicago
Do Not Quite Like Us. The Wolted Giates in France
A fragmented Saturday Evening Poet piece notes France’s sentiment on tariffs and imports. It mentions investors cautious about bonds, references to Paris securities before a bankruptcy, and debates on tariff effects on necessities and luxuries. The text also touches on French merchandise attitudes, export focus, and a planned Oxford expedition to study native tribes in Siberia.
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France
Mmna
Banda
Luzurwa
Hee Wing
Iuaurles
Fireich Goode
Vacame E Toile
Mexico
Fight Plague in the Orient Tuberculosis Efforts
Tuberculosis remains a major public health issue in the Orient with active movements in Japan, the Philippines, India, Australia, and China seeking a national organization. Deaths in China run 600 to 1,000 annually. Japan and private associations coordinate control. The U S Public Health Service supports prevention efforts in the Philippines, while the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis drives antituberculosis work globally.
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Japan
Philippines
Miia
Autralia
China
Hone
Ching Atone
National Association For the
Bride asks maid if nerves showed during ceremony
Ines, the housemaid, recalls the bride’s nerves during the ceremony. The bride changes into traveling attire and asks if she appeared nervous at any point. Ines replies she was a little nervous at first but calmed after Gerald said I do.
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Ines
Inez
Gerald
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cure for infant eruption with Cuticura remedies
A Jackson Missouri case describes a ten month old plagued by a widespread eruption turning into bloody sores. After trying various treatments the family reports relief within days of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with the child sleeping better and fully recovering in a week. The advertisement notes Cuticura products sold worldwide and offers a free sample with a postal request.
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Jackson
August F. Hartels
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Adv
Had Made a Good Start
A narrative about an older single woman in a family struggling with melancholy loneliness. A five year old grandniece offers comic contrast as she asserts self worth during a dinner exchange. The aunt admits a new self-reflection amid family dynamics and quiet humor.
Castoria Ad Cautions to Inspect Bottles for Signature
An anti infant illness notice urges caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of ALP Thdedk. The ad proclaims Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years and features the line Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Transvaal upholds self government under empire
Article notes the Transvaal colony as part of the British empire with local self rule under imperial parliament, comparing to Canada and Australia. Mentions Moers and implies equal treatment within the empire, and references related colonial arrangements.
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Transvaal
Canada
Australia
Rhodesia
Fragments on Hebrews Founder Life in Babylon Era
The text discusses the Hebrew founder's life in Babylon, his marriage to Sarah, and his circle of relatives and friends. It notes encounters with a heathen population, worship of the Wel Maal and Pottie, and his possible exposure to Babylonian literature and wedge shaped tablets used for writing.
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Sarah
Fot
Pottie
Christian Herald
End of the World Not Happening Says Star Reporter
In a chat between editor and star reporter the editor notes a doomsday schedule for next Saturday while the reporter insists the story is ready and claims it will not occur. The piece hints at contrasting sides and the caution against scooping.
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Star
Saturday Journal
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