Beautiful Baby Boy At Last After Pinkham’s Remedy
A sequence of letters from grateful mothers describes successful pregnancies and healthy births after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Lane Dean Mason and Mrs Marr Coytee report relief from long standing female ailments and rapid recovery, praising the product as a godsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priknam
Ace
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrvpa Finkinm
Roscoe
Marr Coytee
Tenn
The Grinding Stream and Other Tales of Old England
A collection of narrative pieces explores King Edgar and Elfrida's treachery, the fate of Edward the Martyr, and Elfrida’s scheming, then shifts to natural wonders like toads, a New Jersey fire tragedy over jewels, and ancient timekeeping methods in China. It also recounts the Norwegian maelstrom near Lofoten and its true dangers to mariners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Athelwold
Elfrida
Eilfrida
Dunstan
Edward
Ethelred
Edward the Martyr
England
New Jersey City
Luffoden Isles
Moskenes
Great West Fjord
Norwegian Hydrographic Survey
Daniel Defoe’s Resting Place in London Quarter
The resting place of Daniel Defoe lies in central London near the Bank of England. It is situated in a busy quarter about a quarter of a mile from the bank, reflecting the author’s historical footprint in the city.
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Daniel Defoe
London
Bank of England
Evening Reading Promise for a Profitable Day
A proverb urges readers to find pleasure in the evening by spending the day profitably, linking daily effort to later contentment. It emphasizes discipline and constructive use of time for a satisfying end.
Jamison Raid figure criticizes Dom Paul and Boer policy
Chicago dinner speaker John Hays Hammond argues English-led war in Transvaal is just and blames Dom Paul for inviting outlanders and abuses under minority rule. He cites taxation without representation, jury exclusions, and native labor issues as triggers of the conflict and asserts American sympathy lies with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Johannesburg
America
Dom Paul
Hammond
Chicago
Transvaal
England
Mr. Hammond
Kruger
Great Britain
South Africa
Organ Plays On In Church After Sexton Skips Stop
In a small village near Brighton about forty years ago a self acting organ played forty tunes during a sermon. The sexton forgot how to stop it, and after prayers it clicked and started another tune. Four strong men carried the instrument out of the church into the churchyard where it continued until all tunes were exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Loss on Gold Coins Wears Value in Circulation
The article notes a yearly loss in value of gold coins due to wear and tear while in circulation, estimated at about two thousand dollars for every five million dollars in coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Am awfully bored exchange reveals mutual frustration
A brief dialogue shows one person bored, another asking who has caused the dullness. The exchange ends with the speaker admitting they themselves are boring.
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Foc &Ters
Renom ES Tor Healy Barts
Smyto
Coad
Ill
Theepmen
Booth
Kansas
Alogue Tromery Machinery
St. Denver, Colorado
Calta
Santa Fe
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Penveer
Denver
Canton
Pekin Observatory
Jamison
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Lumbago
St. Jacobs Oil
Friends’ Oats
Muscatine, Iowa
Alzer
Minnesota
BR Lael
Xers
Lesas
Marth
Greies
Bix Ab
Joniva SazenSie
Ferry's
Wirchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Avenue
New Haven, Conn
Haswell Drug Co
Western Agents
Colo
H. HM. Gree
Hox E
Atlanta, Ga
O’parrell
New York Avenue
Washington, D.C
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