Woman Escapes Operation With Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Elwood Indiana woman recounts being cured after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months. She suffered pain in the sides and leg and could hardly walk. Doctors advised surgery, but one bottle of the remedy improved her condition, prompting continued use. The ad promotes the product as a standard cure for female ailments and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Savin. Mullen
N. B. St. Elwood
Ind
Cynical Synonym in a New York Magazine Club Dinner
A magazine editor at the Authors' club in New York laments graft and crookedness amid a culture worshipping wealth. A young writer shares an anecdote where a man equates wealth with honor, illustrating the era's view that wealth and status are intertwined in America today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Kelley
Authors’ Club
New York
Carnegie
America
Tempest Refuses to Write as Lucy Carew Arrives at Craven
Basil Tempest the world’s famed poet and novelist shuts himself in Craven to avoid new works. Lucy Carew, an American visiting England, gains access to his study to draft a synopsis of his poems. He balks then offers to dictate, and she reads his manuscript while the pair grow closer. He burns Lady Ormond’s letters and photographs, finding pleasure in Lucy’s company as their project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Tempest
Craven
Lucy Carew
England
Tempest
Lucy
Lucey
Temest
Lady Ormond
Lfe
Angels of Light
Henry
Digsleaven
Mrs. Ramsdill
Shire
Polly Ramsdill
Mr. Tempest
Mrs. Henry
Polly
Miss Carew
Tempest confronts fate and love amid Craven crisis
In Craven Basil Tempest battles inner torment over love and art while Mrs. Henry and the housekeeper shield Miss Carew from the mounting peril. Tempest urges separation, fearing oblivion if emotion swallows him, as carew and loyalty meet shifting loyalties and a costly, uncertain future.
Good Practice Inspires Graceful Pore Admiration
A New York Presa article notes a woman speaking with Mah on the telephone, describing how she maintains graceful poise that prompts admiration of her figure. The quirky phrase reflects the era's light social banter and fashion of communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah
New, York
Maize not Pellagra cause says London committee
Dr Sambon reports from Rome that the Field committee has proved maize does not cause pellagra and that the disease is conveyed by the simulium repans a biting fly.
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London
Sambon
Rome
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PRC
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Nadia
W. L. Douglas Shoes
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Defiance
Des Moines
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Nature
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Golden Medical
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Mt. Washington
Ohio
Segerstrom
United
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