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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
8
In this appeal Mrs. Pinkham urges mothers with large families to seek intelligent aid for ongoing daily burdens. She shares testimonials of women helped by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and notes free advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The item also includes various consumer notices and promotional snippets interwoven with advice on health remedies and household products.
In QGlass work, brown glass is formed into a sphere about a meter across to obtain the required thickness. Discs are cut from the sphere with compasses bearing a diamond at one leg tip. Detaching the disc requires skill. A skilled worker can produce about 6,000 glasses daily.
WHHL reports Yale will not proceed against a whisky firm using the Yale seal unwarrantedly. The university’s stance parallels the Boston Herald’s comparison to a man who objects to being used as advertising for an actress’s show.
Helen Dauvray, former actress and ex-wife of John Montgomery Ward, who left the stage for domestic life with Lieutenant A Q Wittenhalten, United States Navy, is reportedly taking another theatrical engagement as applause rises at the footlights.
Miss Lillian Dreese of Peshtigo shares a nurse's view after twelve years of practice. She cites Dodd's Kidney Pills as helping her kidney and diabetes related issues and notes endorsements from clergy, lawmakers, and physicians. The piece urges readers to try the medicine for lasting health benefits.
Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston paid 1124 for two seats at a recent symphony concert. Regular seats cost 12 but her preferred chairs sold out, forcing her to buy from a reseller. Additionally 148 buys a new upright piano on easy payments. Schmoller Mueller catalogues 1313 Farnam Street Omaha.
The essay argues most wild animals avoid humans and wounded beasts pose greater risk. It contends wolves bears and cougars flee from people, and lightning or meteors have killed more than wild animal attacks. Newspapers exaggerate bear and wolf tales despite reality.
Emma Ford, recently convicted of robbing Dr. Hayes in Cripple Creek, is moved from the county jail to the house of correction. She is accused of stealing Mrs Izabeth McDonald’s purse during a jail corridor encounter, while boasting of her pickpocketing skill. A separate report warns of a New York book canvasser using blackmail-like schemes to secure costly subscriptions. The German Emperor offers the Gold Salvage Medal to Portugal’s Queen for saving a boatman, which she reluctantly accepts after prior refusals.
Public school leaders praise Union Pacific publications as effective geography and history aids. Descriptive books and pamphlets, from Overland Route maps to Wyoming fossils, educate students and promote settlement, irrigation, and awareness of the railroad’s role in national growth.
The Union Pacific Passenger Department receives praise from Superintendent C G Pearse for aiding Omaha Public Schools Paris exposition display. The exhibit features geography teaching materials and maps with Union Pacific publications and maps contributing significantly. Pearse notes the Overland Limited train innovation and urges inquiries to W J Lomax at Union Pacific for detailed information.
The Monadnody at Manila suffers crew illness as three captains were incapacitated in two years. Poor ventilation below the water line prompted an order limiting officer attachments to six months, while a quoted woman laments the absence of pleasure in suffering.
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