Women Rise in Jobs Across Professions Fifty Years On
Fifty years ago women were limited to teaching housework and nursing. Today women work in factories and other roles with many achieving independence. Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of 600 Monmouth St Trenton N J reports wonderful results from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges other factory workers to try it.
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uWgers
Dentate
Hut Alloo
Elfeatbeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia &. Pinkham
Piano Trade Promotes Old Instrument Recycling Globally
A trade practice recasts used pianos for market abroad as dealers offer liberal prices for old instruments in exchange for cash and installments. Reconditioned pianos are shipped to distant regions including South America and Africa, where they are revarnished and sold, with buyers paying down and continuing monthly payments.
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Milew Wen
South Atmerica
Africa
Anin
Nile
Tanlac Restores Health in Mrs McLean’s Testimony
Mrs Elizabeth McLean of Oakland reports Tanlac cured her stomach distress and heart trouble after weeks of weakness and weight loss. She says she gained from 120 to 168 pounds and now recommends Tanlac as a life changing tonic.
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Mclean
Lincoln Ave
Oakland
Cal
Vitaglass Seedlings Boost Early Greenhouse Growth
W Kerr Russell of Edinburgh reports vitaglass planted seedlings sprout earlier than traditional beds. He notes taller sturdier growth and recommends integlass use in greenhouses to hasten early strawberry production. Renselt coauthored Ultra Violet Radiation and Actinotherapy.
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W. Kerr Russell
Edinburgh
Renselt
Old-Time Bible Boxes of the Diblew Family
Seventeenth and early eighteenth century Bible boxes were kept in oak cases crafted specifically for storing family Bibles by the Diblew lineage.
New Method Preserves Flowers’ Color and Shape
A tested technique uses a half inch layer of white sand in a dish and flowers placed stem downward. After sprinkling petals to cover, the dish dries in a warm, dry place for about a week. Blossoms treated this way often retain color and shape for a year.
Puts An End to Bunion Pains
An inexpensive remedy claims Moone's Emerald of Night reduces inflamed toe joints. The ad urges asking for a two ounce bottle and promises a full refund if not improved. It also notes potential varicose vein benefits and recommends night and morning application.
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Moone
Health Fund and family finances amid lifestyle excesses
A health expert warns about overdraft on the health fund and links late hours, overeating, and lack of exercise to rising doctors bills. The piece suggests classifying medical costs as recreation and travel in family accounts, noting the burden on the income tax return and business expense logic in a Baltimore Sun context.
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Baltimore Sun
Tramps Swap Quips Over Smoking Habit
In a brief exchange the first tramp jokes about smoking only after mom’s meals while the second tramp quips that he thought he smoked. The dialogue showcases a light, humorous wartime street scene with two unnamed figures.
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