Indulgent Mothers and a Young Girl’s Menstrual Pain
A plea to mothers to educate themselves on feminine health and to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice. The article cites letters from Miss Carri M. Lamp and Mrs. Nasik Adkins praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief from irregular menstruation, leucorrhea, pain, and improved vitality.
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Carri M. Lamp
Big Beaver
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Simple Rule For Lifespan Estimation From Age
A brief note outlines a simple rule to estimate average remaining years of life. Subtract current age from 80, take two thirds of the remainder as the expected additional years. Examples show 20 yields about 40 years, 40 yields about 27, and 60 yields just over 10, compared with actuarial tables.
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Far Reaching Relief
An old time advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Johnson family remedies claiming to cure catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous membranes. It urges readers to send ten dollars for a trial offer and promises dramatic results with testimonials and endorsements.
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Joni
Ren Utres & Conetitulianol
Hall
Ew Bros
Chentiy & CO
Toledo
Patent list of Missouri Kansas and Nebraska inventors pace
Patent report for the week ending March 34 180% lists inventors across Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with patents or designs. Notable names include Higdon Fisher aut Thorpe Baker Callaway Cordray Moon Nelson Williams Wheeler and others. covers items from check on corn planters to self heating stoves and water tube boilers.
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Higdon
Fisher
Kausag City
Alva Doerwester
Culver
George Falco
St. Louis
Edward F. Goltra
Gotthald Langer
James Marlin
Kansas City
le Roy Moon
Charles Nelson
William Pitt
Independence
Jackson D. Schooler
Sedalia
Herbert M. Sturgis
Sidney H. Wheelhouse
Milton F. Williams
Pulley
Milton W. Williams
Williams
Hawking, Brumley
Teansplanter
Disanue Me Urte
Kansas Citys
Fon
Remarkable Iron Hanging Cage Found Near St George Court Virginia
A rare archaeological discovery in Virginia reveals an iron hanging cage containing a skull and bones, used in the past to display murderers publicly. The device mirrors English practices of hanging in chains and was displayed to deter crime, with pirates and criminals once shown along the Thames and at Blackwall taverns.
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St. George's Court House
Virginia
England
Cbaing
Cotty
Thames
Blickwell
Blackwall
Charles V
Donal
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