7 Years Suffering Hope From Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts women report long struggles with female troubles and nervous prostration. They credit Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring health, easing inflammation and irregularities, and ending sleepless days and backache. The letters urged others with difficult cases to try the remedy.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mont Janette Bates
Bor Huntington
Has Erna Enough Money to Marry on Miss Millie
A dialog reveals a pressed question about the finances of Erna, Miss Millie’s cousin, and whether she has sufficient funds to marry, hinting at social or family pressure and possible romantic or financial stakes. The exchange underscores time-honored concerns about marriageability and economic readiness within the circle.
Senator Flint Chooses Flowers Over Charity
A charity worker asked Senator Flint of California for a large hospital donation. He declined, noting his past requests and deciding to fund flowers for the dead instead, believing many will die without them. The anecdote, from The Sun day Magazine, highlights his future expenditures.
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United States Senate
Flint
California
the Sunday Magazine
Not Guilty verdict branded man a thief and liar
A man charged with pocket picking pleaded guilty at arraignment but the jury returned not guilty. The court condemned him, stating that by his confession he is a thief and by the jury’s verdict a liar.
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Stalin
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lady Lecturer Credits Grape-Nuts for Health Gains
A Philadelphia lecturer describes how regular Grape-Nuts food rebuilt her health under stress. She cites rapid relief from weakness after work, improved mental vigor, and cessation of insomnia and nervousness within ten days. She praises taste and ongoing use, even carrying it on her lecture circuit. The ad promotes The Head to Wellville as a related read.
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Philadelphia
Wellville
The Affair at Elizabeth 42 3303.5 continues
The narrator, worn by a troubling mystery, receives a telegram hinting new developments and rushes from Elizabeth to New York. He fears Marcia Lawrence’s return and investigates the Lawrence house and cottage, only to confront Lucy Kingdon in a library with a revolver pointed at him.
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Easiy
Elizabeth
Godfrey
Mrs. Fitch
Mr. Lester
Dad
Jersey City
Curtiss
Mies Lawrence
Marcia Lawrence
Umbria
West Street
Lawrence Place
Bob
Inet
Merela Lawrence
Lucy Kingdon
Pacho
Mrs. Lawrence
Elsc
Lawrence
Kingdon Cottage
Araoment
Lester
A Midnight Twist in the Lawrence Case
Lester pursues a shadowy lead as Lucy Kingdon flirts with danger at the Lawrence residence. A ventilator glow in the cellar hints at covert activity while Godfrey investigates unseen acts and the night’s mysteries.
Nicotine as an Insect Destroyer in French Vineyards
French wine growers face a nicotine shortfall as ecophysia and other diseases devastate vineyards. Lead arsenate and nicotine sprays prove most effective, with nicotine usable after fruit set. Government monopoly controls supply. increased tobacco production in state factories sought to meet demand. Projections warn of continued strain on nicotine availability for the harvest.
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France
India
Alinco
Names Sell the Drinks From the New York Run
A barroom trend report notes young customers favor sporty vanilla cocktails and raspberry rickeys. A drug store manager recalls a failed flax or nighball drink, later renamed with Julep for sudden popularity. Temperance critics rush to berate establishments promoting drinking.
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New York
Jae Ber
Cremation Trends in Europe and America
The article traces the rise of cremation from its modern origin in 18u6 to a growing practice across Europe and the United States. It cites 0 European crematories with 22 in Germany 7 in Switzerland and 30 in Italy and notes about W000 bodies cremated in Europe and 14 013 in the U S from in to 1. It discusses editorial support from the Journal of the American Medical Association Boston and mentions quarantine cases in New York where infectious disease victims are cremated unless relatives object on religious grounds. It ends with a stray note on Japanese children trained as ambidexters using both hands equally.
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Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Journal
American Medical Association
Sugar Hearing Joke in World Report
A humorous moment at a sugar hearing features Horace Havemeyer testifying with wit while Representative Malloy probes his age and a 24 year old past incident. The exchange highlights lighthearted banter as colleagues enjoy the jest.
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New York
Chillington Yeppontent
Horace Havemeyer
Malloy
Tilly
Mulpy
Camorra Trial Reveals Notorious Naples Fraud Ring
Rome correspondent reports at Viterbo the Camorra trial exposes a web of swindles by prominent members. De Angelis and Amadeo, partners in theft, learned to con through store visits and later targeted wealthy Naples homes with battery and appliance scams. A lookalike Barzini trick and a large bank note and gold fraud scheme show the gang’s reach, culminating in police action and seizures.
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Rome
New York
Viterbo
Gennaro Cuccolo
Ithie
Neels
Teint Haa Alvne
Camorriote
de Angelis
Amadeo
Cuocolo
Cugeolo
Anl
Naples
Camorrist
Camorra
Barzini
America
Susio
Ernesto Susio
Villanova
Susie
Susilo
Excie Ofice
Peter the Younger and the Failing Out Fahing Night
A dialogue notes Peter the Younger from Punch cannot take you out for fishing tonight, ma'am, but Peter's nephew will be available instead. Lady questions his cleanliness. Boutman confirms the nephew is younger and suitable.
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Peter
Punch
Houtman
Boutman
Webster Unabridged Dictionary Stirs Young Philip
A short scene describes Philip and companions as they inspect the new Webster Unabridged Dictionary. Philip admits he has not looked closely yet and finds the volume seemingly correct, reflecting a moment of quiet amusement among friends.
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Success Magazine
Philp
Philip
The Last Straw
The fragment from the Sidney Bulletin hints at a personal confession or feature about a troubled marriage. It references a young wife, deceit, and enduring memory after a separation, conveying themes of betrayal and remorse.
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Sidney Bulletin
Ingie- Din Atrald
Brute
Prompt Action in a Boston Transcript Style Misread Notice
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a character named Mark and a question about money borrowed. It also references a motor bow purchased by Wigey Henpockke and named after his wife. The text is garbled with questions about what Widtie said and who borrowed what.
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Boston Transcript
Mark
Morkee
Wigey -Henpockke
Hin
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Lifesaving Cure
Charles B. Berg of Walla Walla Washington describes a sharp pain and swelling after stooping and persistent sickness. He spent hundreds without relief before taking Doan's Kidney Pills which he says cured him permanently and saved his life. Sold by druggists and stores nationwide. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Charles B. Berg
Sixth St. Walla Walla
Wash
Saya
Doan
Frice Gir
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Clarence Drives Hillside Auto in Taft Parade
A neighbor jokes with Clarence the chauffeur about not having the president in his car during the Taft parade. He boasts that he had a reporter with him, ensuring news would spread since town folks wouldn t know otherwise. The exchange highlights pride in the car and the reporter s role.
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Clarence
Mr. Hillside
Taft
A Humane Man in Mlaetter Verse Scene
An elderly countess instructs a footman to catch a large fly without harm and release it outside. The footman agrees, mentioning he is guiding the insect outdoors, asking whether to provide an umbrella for protection.
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Johann
Distemper Cure Ad by Spohns Medless Co Goshen Ind
Distemper in all forms among horses and dogs cured with Spohns Distemper Cure. Every bottle guaranteed. Over 500 bottles sold last year. Also best remedy for chicken cholera. 3 cents and 1.00 a bottle, 10 a dozen. Write for free book. Contagious Disease, Goshen Ind USA.
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Eame
Spohn
Spehn Medless Co
Bree
Goshen
Ind
U.S.A
New Disappointment in Summer Scene Comment
A humorous note contrasts two summer girls observing a man and a bird. The first asks if the man is coming and the second reveals the sight was only a bird, captured in a light line from Puck.
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Puck
Life is a Gamble and Death as the Hazard of the Die
A quoted reflection by J. B. Blackie compares life to a gamble and death to a hazard, warning that colds weaken lungs and tubercular germs target the weak. It urges keeping lungs strong, curing colds quickly with Hamlin’s Wizard Oil, and seizing opportunities while improving the bad, even if one falls.
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John W. Gates
Blackie
Beautiful Post Cards Free Bend Samples of Gold Emcotse
A vintage advert promotes free samples of gold Emcotse postcards in several designs including birthday flower and motto cards. It notes a club and location in Topeka Kansas and urges readers to stop condemning others and focus on self improvement.
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Post Gard Club
TJ Jackson SL
Tupeks
Kansas
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