Druggist Recalls Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
A Kansas City druggist, W. C. Summers, testifies that Swamp Root cured his kidney trouble for fifteen years after a severe attack. He notes a notary public verified the statement and urges readers to try the product via Dr Kilmer & Co. A promotion urges sample requests and notifies readers of available bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Summers
Central Ave
Kansas City
Kan
Grand View Drug Co
State of
Kansas County
Wyandacke
WC. Summers
Charles Wilson
Dr. Kilmer & Bee Fingtanice N. Y
Adv
Fragments of Health Ads and Quips From a Vintage Page
An assortment of ad copy and quips includes Cuticura cleansing ointment claims, a free sample offer by mail, and a Boston address. Also featured is a dentist complaint line, Red Cross Ball Blue mention, public speaking polish, and a remark on widows and widowers marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Adv
Woman Refuses Operation in Louisville Ad
A Louisville reader recites relief from female ailments after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims dramatic improvements and urges others to seek the remedy instead of surgery, noting testimonials are genuine and letters are handled by women in confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louisville
Lydia EB. Pinkham
J. M. Rescu
West Broadway
Nehemiah prayer and patriotic reflections from Zion's Advocate
A sermon-like piece on Nehemiah weighing spiritual resolve, prayer, and national patriotism. It praises his unselfish, humble, and precise petition to God, drawing lessons for modern leaders and Thanksgiving observances while contrasting ancient faith with contemporary politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah
Perala
Palestine
Persia
Jerusalem
Nebochadnezzar
Throne of Grace
Fashionable Neckwear in Many Designs
A detailed fashion feature describes organdie and lace collars, their demure charm, and how certain high or V shaped necklines suit thin figures. It highlights a pictured double band organdie collar with turnover, ribbon trim, and pearl buttons, noting how collars enhance posture and femininity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bottomley
Doctor Fights Tight Collars In Fashion War
A physician argued against starched neckwear in fashion, citing alarming symptoms from collars that bind the neck. He warned that even without cutting off air, the tight neckwear irritates highly organized neck nerves and causes trouble.
Novelty sword cord trims late dress designs
The sword cord, worn around the waist with two knotted ends and ornaments, defines a slender waist and adds graceful trimming to a frock. Fewer girdles and sashes appear as new princess effects emerge, with the sword cord leading current fashion.
Dog Owner Notified of Abuse Affects Health
A report describes a dog owner being alerted to severe mistreatment causing dizziness faintness breathlessness and widespread aches. Authorities note animal welfare concerns and ongoing investigations seek to protect the animal and address the owner's safety.
Light Fare Notes on Entertaining and Food Sizes
A fragment reflects a hostess who favors intensive entertainment and compares it to intensive farming. The speaker jokes about the large sandwiches, noting that witnessing their size would answer the question.
Boy Joash Crowned King in Jehoiada's Reign Parallels
Historic lesson notes Elijah and Elisha battling Baal, Athaliah's regency, and Joash's rescue by Jehosheba. It highlights a holy training, the coronation with God's law in Joash's hands, and the theme of consecrated leadership guarded by faith, temple service, and royal anointing.
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Elijah
Elisha
Baal
Jehoshaphat
Jezebel
Judah
Jehu
Ahab
Athallah
Jehosheba
Jeholaea
Joram
Athaliah
Ciod
Farrar
David
Joash
Jehoiada
God Save the King
Am. R. V
Athaliash
Jehoiida
Genesis 00 93 Gen for short in Baltimore tale
A Northern visitor in Baltimore asks a schoolboy his name after requesting a shine. The boy answers Gen and explains his full name Genesis. He clarifies that Gen is not an abbreviation for General but a nickname deriving from Genesis 00 93, and adds that his righteous ness will answer for him in time to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
DU Pont Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Baltimore
Washington Carter
Mean of Her. Mrs Brown’s Daily Noise Talk
Mrs Brown’s discussion centers on continual noise as a measure of daily conversation. The dialogue hints at domestic chatter and social behavior, suggesting that the subject of discussion is the prevalence of noise in their lives and routine interactions.
Regular Boarders
Dixon notes his wife comes from a very old family and Dixon agrees the family is also very numerous.
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Dixon
Best is best says teacher swears by Postum
A Mississippi schoolteacher reports coffee caused nervousness mood swings and heart palpitations. After switching to Postum Cereal or Instant Postum the teacher says nervousness disappears and days brighten, crediting Postum for improved health and spirits. Postum available in 15¢ 25¢ packs and 20¢ 30¢ Instant form. both claim equal cost per cup. There is a reason for Postum sold by grocers.
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Miss
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Fczema
Cutiura
Red Cross
Ady
Carter’s
Iver Pills
Arkansas
Ark
Missouri & North Arkansas
Phillippines
Robin Hood's
Herber Newton
F. C. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Fletcher
Trower
Chase & McCoun U
Estock Livestock Exchange
Dean
A. Kansas
Co. N. Pratt
Osage St
Manhattan
Dean's
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Sutter Laboratory
Cilonan
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