Lydia E. Pinkham Plant Based Remedy Publicized
Pentwater and Peoria women report relief from back pain and weak health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit the product with restoring strength and normal function after months of suffering.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pentwater
Mich
Alice Darling
R.F.D. No
Box 77
Dinner Table Dilemma In Lawful Company
A woman asks Cindy why her guest in the kitchen claims no relation. Cindy reveals the man, claiming he is merely keeping company, not her brother, while the woman wonders about the truth of the man’s statement.
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Cindy
Chicago Record-Herald
Valuable Beetle Escapes With Diamond Pin
A Washington scientist and natural history student captured a fine beetle but pinned it to a library table with a diamond scarfpin. After dinner the beetle fled, carrying the diamond pin on its back, and escaped through a window. Neither the beetle nor the pin has been seen since.
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Washington
Bug
Harper's Weekly
Like Magic Grape-Nuts Relief Letter Featured
A Chicago man credits Grape-Nuts with restoring digestion after years of dyspepsia and poor appetite. He says after four packages his stomach is fine and he can eat anything with relish. The letter praises the product for building the body and nerves and notes the Postum Co. as the source.
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Evere
Night in Richmond Spring 1865 Drama and Home Front Ties
Mrs Varney and daughter Edith influence wartime care at Richmond hospital as a wounded Louisiana Soldier and Captain Thorne gain a telegraph posting. Edith secures a presidential commission for Captain Thorne while a new officer Lieutenant Maxwell delivers a crucial envelope from the president. Edith plans to tell Thorne, amid looming Confederate danger and a hospital surge.
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Richmond
Miss Kittridge
Edith
Howard
Edith Varney
Mrs. Varney
Mamma
Mr. Davis
Captain Thorne
War Department Telegraph Service
Thorne
Foray
War Department
Arrelsford
Jonas
Edith Pessonally
Lieutenant Maxwell
Maxwell
Miss Varney
Leutenant
Tenderfeet win world championship oats by Saskatchewan family
City born in the world’s greatest metropolis J C Hill and his three sons settled on four Lloydminster homesteads eight years ago. They grew oats on prairie land and won the Fifth National Corn Exposition silver cup for the best bushel of oats. The Hills credit their success to study of climate soil and seed plus mixed farming. They inspired many local farmers to follow their example.
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J. C. Hill
Lloydminster
Saskatchewan
Canada
Columbia
3. C
Hill
United States
Hampstead Heath
London
Alberta
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Tragic Passenger Plea Ends With Quiet Deliverance
A dramatic scene unfolds as a determined woman orders a lover to leave after he proclaims a life for life pact. He obeys, shocked, then departs to avoid a cemetery fate, revealing the deadly folly that led to the tense confrontation.
Just Like a Man
A man with inflammatory rheumatism is cared for by his patient wife. He jokes that his poor condition is her fault, explaining the doctor advised avoiding damp air and she sits nearby crying to moisten the air.
Ringing a Change on Street Numbers in Our Block
A letter from the office post records a plan to repaint or replace house street numbers on the block amid cost concerns. Judge notes the community will adjust to new numbers as part of municipal arrangements. Mrs Winstow’s Soothing Syrup advertisement promises teething relief for children.
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Office Post
O’beetle
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