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Newspaper

Mansfield Press

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1909

Page

3

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Linked to Women’s Recovery

A Milwaukee reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles and backache after other methods failed. The letter claims the remedy saved her from surgery and invites others to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Milwaukee Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Emma Ise First St Pinkham Medicine Company of Mass Lydia Br. Pinkham Rs. Pinkham Lynn

Resemblance at Yale dinner sparks archbishop attire remark

Canon Trensley Hanson, during Yale lectures in New Haven, criticized the archbishop's garb calling it Ugliness. He cited a Kansas church sermon description and a leading town paper's mockingly high praise. A pasted ad notes Allen's Foot-Knife remedy for footwear issues amid the era’s consumer notices.

Trensley Hanson New Haven Yale

Pettit's Eye Salve Restores and More

An array of vintage product blurbs note Pettit's Eye Salve promises eye restoration for damaged vision. Routine household items are advertised, from Lise Red Cross Ball Blue to a comforting view of everyday goods. The ad copy blends general home care hints with bold claims about personal improvement and prosperity. The fragmentary text references groceries, tobacco, and coffee in a scattered, era-specific promotion style.

Apartment House Mascot and His Job

In Wall Street New York a man rents no homes for ten years, living rent free in luxury apartments as a forerunner of good fortune for a major landlord. He moves constantly as each new building nears completion, hired to be the first tenant and have his possessions relocated, a sacrifice he endures to boost the landlord’s property portfolio.

New York Wall Street New York City Manhattan

Ghosts in a New York church photographed by sexton

Soren Lindgren the church sexton at the Comforter Chapel on Horatio Street near Jackson Square claims nightly apparitions at the altar. He and his wife moved into the church last November to observe the spirits, and he photographed two figures with a long exposure. The sexton describes a past life in the building, recounting a murder and theft linked to his Italian nobleman father and blaming the dance hall history for his misfortunes.

Sexton Lindgrens Mr. Lindgren

Bronx Zoo Elephant Begging Coin Scandal

Richards the Bronx Zoo keeper taught Congo to beg pennies and drop them into a tin bank. After a lunch, four boys split 60 cents while Congo swayed, helped by Sultana and Khar toum as an apple bribed elephant. A seedy man explained the theft by the boys.

Ick. Richards Bronx Zoo New York City Richard Richards Bronx Congo Sultana Khartoum

Mock Court Ends in Real Court Trial at College Point Ferry

A West 4 side group in New York led by Charles Ammon held a mock court on a East 34th Street ferry after a College Point outing. Ammon vowed to sentence disorderly conduct as officers aboard staged a mock fight. Patrolman Fritsch was seized and briefly charged, but the following day the rowdies paid a fine in a real court.

Yemassle Haymakers New York City McManus College Point Ammon Sergt. Irwin Fritsch Omaha United States Belden Iowa State College Neb National Corn Association Ned Anrmyn Eaor Eo Trovyla Kellogg’s

The Cat Out of the Bag

Mrs. Raver declines an invitation to attend, thanking the son in law but stating inability to go. A servant remarks he would give half a dollar if attendance failed.

Try This in November Health Pact for Oats and Diet

The ad urges families to start Quaker Scotch Oats on November 1 for thirty days to gain health and vigor, reducing meat and greasy foods. It highlights oat packages for families and stresses children should get a full share.

Delicious apples praised by Luther Burbank spark horticulture ads

An excerpted mix of 19th century ads and quips extols Stark Brothers fruit trees led by a glowing endorsement of the Delicious apple by Hon. Luther Burbank. It promotes commissions for county salesmen, no upfront investment, and payday potential, alongside household tips and unrelated jokes.

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