Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed by Detroit Artist Group
Miss Gannon of Lecy Detroit Amateur Art Association extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Her letter claims six weeks to restoration and urges other women to seek the remedy. Also includes a dietary meat preparation note titled Collard Head with instructions.
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Gannon
Detroit
Amateur Art Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia i
Pinkham
Mirae Grima Gawnon
Jones St
Pyne
Lydia Enkham
Miss Gannon
Mr. Pinkham
Evening Coat of Broadcloth on Raffia Use
Women embroiderers discover raffia as a versatile material for decorative uses including coarser stitches on burlap and conesomets. The article describes an olive green and red burlap arrangement with wheat motif, braid edging, and a saffron yellow red green palette. It also mentions a molasses remedy mix and home cures for pneumonia, lung congestion, pleurisy, and advice on onions for nerves and influenza.
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Artiado
Disease Traced to Cattle in Denmark
A government commission tested 144 000 cattle with tuberculin and found TB present after importing Bcheische Holsteins caused rapid spread. The report notes cattle TB was unknown prior to the importation and only a small number were affected.
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Denmark
Frocks for Debutantes and Young Girls Describe Evening Gowns
Frocks for debutantes and young girls in their first season feature lace, chiffon, crepe de chine or thin fabrics with simple hems and soft taffeta linings. An interlining, often of chiffon or moustering de sole, adds color effects with combinations like light green over pale blue or pale rose between treamantin and a woven gray.
Fashion notes predict spring styles for 1930s garments
The writeup describes vibrant fabrics and silhouettes for next summer, favoring white ensembles including coats, skirts, and blouses. It notes the three quarter length coat with back seam, and warns that circular, drooping skirts may sag. white wool lace details appear brighter than silk while military-inspired pieces pose recognition challenges for soldiers.
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Jerelty
Simple Home Remedies and Delmonico's Gown Comment
The piece extols sulphur as a universal remedy for sickness, praising its use in scarlet fever diphtheria and measles and lauding it as a blood purifier. It also notes a New York confection and describes a dinner gown at Delmonico's, black velvet with lace and a white lace toque with a white aigrette and tray of white lace.
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New York
Delmonico's
English chef turns fortune after daring show trick
The text notes George Sanger, an English chef, began his act with a risky trick costing him 40 and claims he is now worth 1,000,000. It promotes Gray's Sweet Powders for Children used by Mother Gray of New York's Children's Home to treat various ailments and bowel issues, claiming widespread testimonials and free samples from A. B. Olmsted in LeRoy.
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George Sanger
Gray
New York
Olmsted
LeRoy
Harvard Institutes Make College Diploma Prerequisite
Harvard now requires a college diploma as a prerequisite for entrance to its schools of law divinity and medicine. This policy change affects applicants across disciplines and aligns admissions with undergraduate academic standards.
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School of Law
of Divinity
Medicine
Harvard
Fragmentary historic notices and ads in a 19th century paper
A jumbled OCR extract includes reward offers for a curable catarrh cure, testimonials, wholesale druggists in Toledo, a claim about Earth’s density experiments at Tamarack mine, cold cure ads, and a Natal English regiment anecdote about a coin with Queen Victoria’s image.
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Tamarack
Geodetic Survey
Russia's Richest Man Nikolai Tereatchenko Dies in Moscow
Nikolai Tereatchenko, Russia's wealthiest man, dies in Moscow at age 84 or 85 leaving an estimated fortune of 100 million dollars. For decades he drew attention as a peculiar figure. He slept four hours daily and kept a rigid schedule with meals once daily at night.
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Russia
Nikolai Tereatchenko
Moscow
Enveloy Invention Records Tampering Attempts
An American inventor creates a self recording envelope that marks any attempt to open with the words Attempt to open. The flap contains a chemical that reacts to dampening to reveal tampering, deterring further intrusion. The device aims to deter curious researchers by making tampering visible.
Built Over Food That Rebuilt a Man's Body
A Reading Pennsylvania club treasurer credits Grape Nuts with restoring his health after five years of serious digestive illness. He began using the cereal in May 1901 and, over two to three years, experienced steady improvement, ultimately becoming practically well and attributing the recovery to food rather than medicines.
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Reading
Treas
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Chin
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Halle Family Mills
AG Iruggiste
Natal
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Atkins
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