Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
Mrs Margaret Quinn of Lowell Massachusetts reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long standing changes of life symptoms. The testimonial lists nervousness suffocation hot flashes headaches backaches and other distress signs and invites readers to write for advice.
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Sowell
Mass
Lydia E
Margaret Quinn
Bear
Worthen St
Lowell
Evdin FE. Pinkham Medicine Co. Confidential
Lynn
To silence danger is concerned Wor ks
A fragmented line notes concern over danger and work conditions. The wording suggests safety issues in tasks described as seldom dangerous in intent. The item reads as a cautionary statement rather than a reported event or action.
Proverb and Patent Remedy Snippet From Old Advertisement
An OCR fragment lists a Serbian proverb and remedies for health ailments. It mentions Garfield Ten-Ady and Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, offering tablets or liquid to relieve pimples boils carbuncles and vertigo while urging fighting for freedom as an archangel.
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Doctor Pierce
Grudge Result in Bluff End, West Africa Mention
Tones plots to pay back O Connor for a past quarrel by claiming to have hunted tigers in West Africa. O Connor dismisses the boast, noting there are no tigers there and revealing a blunt claim that he killed them all.
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O Connor
O'Connor
Africa
Price of the Times and the rise of news costs
The piece traces how newspaper prices rose from four cents a century ago to about 40 cents now and notes readers’ struggles with higher costs. It compares the tax changes and the broader economic shifts that affected access, mentioning readers who could not read at times and the impact on the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
London
Pullle Beers
Freezone corn remover advertised by Cincinnati chemist
Tiny bottles of freezone, a new corn and callus remover, claim quick relief with a drop or two applied to tender corn. The ad promotes painless loosening and easy removal without irritation, urging readers to ask their druggist to stock the product.
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Cincinnati
Adv
What is an effective blockade Definition
A terse remark defines an effective blockade as not tipping the walter. The line uses playful wording to imply neglect or withholding tips as a strategic barrier.
Father teaches fidelity above all other lessons
A concise reflection notes that a father who models fidelity values guides his son beyond formal schooling. It emphasizes character over instruction and the lasting impact of living example in a family.
Money changes hands in political showdown chapter
Mannersley exits with Mitchell after a heated exchange. John Smith proclaims wealth as a weapon against opponents, declaring he now has oceans of money to defeat them. The doorway group lingers, hearing his bold claim.
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Mannersley
Mitchell
Smith
Waller
John Smith
Million-Dollar Drive to Washington for Prohibition Plan
Waller and Smith discuss a funded march on Washington to pressure Congress. Donors contribute one million dollars split evenly, aiming to mobilize 37 500 protesters from railroads and prohibition groups to flood the Capitol. A House discharge motion is proposed to speed passage.
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Washington
Maine
Pacific Coast
Chicago
New Orleans
Waller Seeks Meeting With Notorious Figure After Capitol Visit
Waller prepares to interview a beady eyed man seen in a committee room after leaving the Capitol grounds. He suspects the figure has relevance to Mannersley and Mitchell, noting that many murderers have been among the most interesting people encountered.
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Waller
Capitol
Smith
Challicome
Mannersley
Mitchell
No Fate You Are Fate Conquers Destiny Letter to Smith
Smith receives Edith Mallon’s dramatic letter praising his strength and independence. The message rejects fate, urging him to seize power, endure hardship, and shape his own tomorrow. He muses aloud on women’s faith and looks out over the lit streets.
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Castile
Fortune
Beady-eyed lodger and weary Waller confronts in a Washington hostel
Near Pennsylvania Avenue a few hundred yards from the peace monument a man with beady eyes sits in a garish room while Mr Charles Waller enters with a policeman. The tense quiet lasts minutes as neither party speaks and the room holds a charged standstill.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
Charles Waller
Waller
Strained Interrogation Over Cards In Dim Room
A policeman sits by a bed while a man in an armchair plays Canfield solitaire with card decks. The room is oppressive as a suspect, tense with perspiration and whispered questions, while a second man prods for answers about what they want.
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Waller
Canfield
Pac
Dems
Max
Polceman
Challiewollie
Cryeman
Whale hunt yields vast whale meat and blubber in Long Beach
Captain John D. Loop of the Camiguin killed a California gray whale off Hart's Point near Long Beach. The catch produced six tons of tenderloin and ten tons of blubber, sold in Long Beach and Los Angeles as meat and lubricating oil.
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Long Beach
Os Angeles Times
John D. Loop
Camiguin
On Beach
Los Angeles
Captain Loop
Hart's Point
Leviathan
Huntington Beach
Bomb
Rebuilding Efforts For Marne Villages In France
In Chalons dur Marne France local efforts by Mipis Meetings and cooperative societies aim to rebuild destroyed villages. In Vitry le Francois canton reconstruction progresses with promised government aid and new rail tracks for rapid material unloading. Villages Glannew Hulton Courdemansges occupants to receive aid. rebuilds to largely involve German prisoners.
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Chalons-dur-Marne
France
Vitry le Francois
Why Jobs Are Lost A Study Of Unemployment Types
A discussion of why skilled, honest men lose work, citing Dr. Adler on 100 chronically unemployed men. It classifies into three groups: paranoid personalities averaging 20.4 months on a job, inadequate personalities who are poor and weak, and emotionally unstable individuals who struggle due to temper and impulses averaging 50 months. The article argues understanding fosters patience and adjustment.
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Adler
Boston Psycophatic Hospital
Evading Verdict in Theft Shoes Case
A West's Docket entry describes a theft in which Evane allegedly stole a pair of shoes and turned them over to Turner. the shoes were later recovered by a third party. The court notes no passing of title and discusses the sale of stolen property and liquor regulations, with questions about consideration and intent.
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West
Southeastern
Nat Vane
Turner i
Mquer
Turner
Gitkine of the Gutch Ghies From the New York World
The piece laments Dutch strength and naval history, contrasting past prowess with present constraints. It argues for arming ships to defend seas and national honor amid rising threats from Germany and Russia, urging action to protect trade and power.
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New York World
Berlin
Tweredey
England
France
Holland
Mit
Lard Package Weights Regulation Sparks Market Confusion
A garbled report notes a regulation to control lard package weights provoking buyer and seller disputes. It cites unions and state references, with unclear figures and terms, leaving buyers unsure of correct net weight and price calculations.
Fractured OCR Text Reflects War Memorial Poem Snippet
Fragmentary lines mention Old Glory defense and a war era theme. The readable portions reference protection of tribes and a narrative voice asking questions about honor and duty. No clear events, names, or places are established.
Cascarets 1¢ Box Promises Relief From Digestive Woes
A late 19th or early 20th century ad touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation indigestion and biliousness. It promises relief from headache dizziness nervousness and backache by cleansing the stomach liver and bowels. The copy urges readers to buy a 1¢ box for months of health and happiness and notes that stores carry Cascarets for both adults and children.
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Ady
Three Deer With One Shot Novel Record Cited
John Carlton of Newark asks if a two deer one shot record exists. The Massachusetts fish and game commission report for 1912 13 14 notes John Hitler of Plymouth killed three deer at one shot in a rye field around 1890. He was out of season but the court excused him to protect standing grain.
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John Carlton
Newark
N. J
New York Sun
Maine
Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission
John Hitler
Plymouth
Cuticura Free Samples Offer Promoted in Ad
Ad copy touts Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for all skin troubles and suggests free samples by mail with a booklet. Readers urged to send a postcard with address to Cuticura, Boston, and notes samples available nationwide.
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Dem. L. Boston
A Man With Vision and Service for the Common Good
The text extols pursuing the common good as a mark of greatness while noting the backlash faced by those who seek truth and uplift others. It emphasizes perseverance, steadfast moral desire, and being undeterred by accusations from those aided yet distrustful.
Decline of Divorce in Japan Reported by Observer
Maynard Owen Williams notes in the Christian Herald that Japan sees a lower divorce ratio, with 6 to 114 per thousand, amid a population aged twenty to sixty five, while one third are married and statisticians remain anxious.
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Japan
Maynard Owen Williams
The
Christian Herald
Do you think women ought to smoke quote sparks debate
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a man and woman debating gender roles and smoking, with the man asserting it’s hard to tell who is in charge at home and the woman replying point blank about smoking.
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Detroit Free Press
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