Favorite Prescription praised by Cedar Rapids woman
Mrs. W. L. Edmonds of Cedar Rapids Iowa endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women. She claims it strengthens internal organs reduces suffering at special times and helps her daughters avoid work absences. The ad urges readers to obtain it from a local druggist or write to Dr Pierce for advice.
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W. L. Edmonds
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Second Ave
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo NM
Jesus Temptation and Victory in the Wilderness
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus being led into the Judean wilderness to face temptation as the Second Man. It explains three temptations as Son of Man, Messiah, and Son of God, and foresees Christ's defense with It is written, ending with Satan’s defeat and the call to trust God.
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Jesus
Christ
Judea
Adam
Jesus Christ
Satan
Redeemer
God
Man
Messiah
Son
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Promoted To Aid Kidney Bladder
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for liver and kidney issues. It claims the product corrects urinary troubles, purifies uric acid, and benefits a wide range of ailments. Customers testify to its effectiveness, with purchase options described and a request to enclose ten cents for a paper mention.
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Kilmer Et Co
Designed for High Place shows Scottish brickwork anecdote
In Scotland a tale in the Philadelphia Ledger tells Sandy McIntosh building a brick outhouse from the snake with his son John bringing dinner. Sandy boasts of progress but realizes the wall lacks a door, joking his son will make him an architect yet continue to remember he is a builder.
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Scotland
Sandy McIntosh
John
Sandy
Philadelphia Ledger
Mer Military Aunt and a Maid in Domestic Friction
In a Minneapolis Tribune snippet Mrs. Smallwatet rebukes her maid Sarah for leaving home. Little Jackie urges leniency, mentioning an aunt who has been promoted and received a striped coat. The piece blends domestic friction with a stray moral and a quip about measures of counting before speaking.
Wealth of mind defines true riches for all people
The saying suggests that inner wealth comes from mindset and attitudes rather than outward wealth. It emphasizes mental discipline, positivity, and knowledge as equal measures of prosperity for anyone regardless of fortune.
Danger in Casculation and a Young Page Kiss
A Starlet in Washington sparked gossip after kissing a handsome Senate page. The tale, repeated by the Wallington Star, notes how the incident drew emulators among local girls. The writer reminds the page to heed the fate of Captain Hobson of Spanish war fame.
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Talmadge
Washington
Senate
Captain Hobson
Wallington
Not Beauty Parlors Quote Sparks British Travel Debate
A clipped passage notes smokers for women appearing on British trauma and women crowding men’s compartments. Officials say the crowding isn’t due to a desire to ride with men but to smoke while traveling, as referenced by Scientific American. The Louisville Courier-Journal adds a quip about debt and equity, implying a humorous take on finances.
Tip Offered To Dentists By a Humorous Builder
A Washington Star quip imagines a radical dental method to ease tooth extraction. A friend of a local dentist toys with expanding practice space as the new technique becomes longer and more intricate. The piece lampoons fear and ignorance surrounding dental work.
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Washington Star
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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