Woman Uses Vegetable Compound to Overcome Illness
Richmond Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after two years of weakness that left her unable to climb stairs. She says she moved into a new home, did heavy labor, raised hundreds of chickens and ducks, and regained health enough to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyle E. Pinkham
Mr. MO Jonaston
Luchmond
Iewl
Mya Weetoweg Aldbeedy Client in United States
An obscure text fragment mentions a client named Mya Weetoweg Aldbeedy and notes limited details about her presence or actions in the United States. The passage is fragmented and provides few verifiable facts beyond the personal name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Actress Reveals Secret Hair Restoration Remedy
A well known actress shares a secret hair care remedy promoting Barba Compound to darken faded gray and restore shine without coloring the scalp. The ad claims the formula leaves a non sticky, non greasy coating that won’t rub off and suggests the product is safe for daily use. The passage also includes a morals aside about a bad toy not inheriting badness from its father.
Lincoln Highway case ties to Bopp trial verdict
Arisiette A. Adunis testified about aiding the prosecution in the Bopp explosion inquiry. The district attorney led the government through the case, detailing events along the Lincoln Highway and its impact on the security of the United States during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Arisiette A. Adunis
Eeistiaat
Shetes Listriet
Yegianet
Atherney
San Prayeldeo
Aduiis
United States
Anta Lacon
Nell Coffaney
California
Dougie Joos
Oakland
Pacific
Lincoln Highway
Church S qua? Tenographer’s fate mid talk
Dialogue presents a muddy picture of work roles and suffrage era tensions. A worker questions the fate of a tenographer and typewriter operator as a discussion touches on employment, spousal influence, and suffrage. The piece uses dialect to imply social pressures and gender norms surrounding jobs for women during the period.
Incautious Burglar Frightened by Paint
A man known for doing odd jobs at his home awoke to find a burglar climbing a ladder to his second story window. The householder warned the intruder to watch out for the paint, startling the thief.
Voice of business rails against whisky industry
The Manufacturer's Journal notes a prohibition stance urging total opposition to the whisky trade. It argues alcohol damages national morals, wealth, and social order, blaming saloons for corruption and harm across mental, moral, and financial life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Hwore
Industrie
German Army Officer Counsels Temperance in Public Festivities
A German army officer argues against moderation at public events and criticizes the idea of drinking. He urges refusal to participate in festivals where alcohol is served, condemning drunkenness and supporting strict local laws to protect civic honor from alcohol influenced ceremonies.
Official's Attitude On Prohibition Reveals Industry View
Mr Newcomb Carlton president of the Western Union Telegraph Company spoke at a dry banquet to workers urging restraint from intoxicating drinks. He warned against wasteful spending and argued a focus on steady employment and moral conduct over preference for liquor. The speech touched on prohibition and its push through Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Congnes
Nine Brewers In Isolation Fear Social Ostracism
The American League reports a brewer in a distant city with wife and children, cut off socially due to quarantine. He remains well but worried for his family as neighbors refuse contact. rumors and stigma threaten the household's stability while support is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesue
Tax collector critique and anti alcohol pledge excerpt
A critical note questions a bold collector tied to teenite business and hefty commissions, arguing the collector may profit more than the firm and urging wary employment. The piece includes Bishop Carroll on Montana dry era pledges, asserting both individual and community right to abstain from intoxicants and extend to state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone Tolks
Teenite
Voce Sem & Co
Teda
Hawt
Carroll
Monetana
Montana
Moving to Kansas Drives Topeka's Family Migration
The Topeka Commercial Club president reports no investigation and at least 60 families moved to Topeka in the last ten years from other cities. Emigration includes many of the city's best citizens, driven by Kansas being a prohibition state and Topeka a dry city. The piece asserts liquor power stays on top as long as liquor remains on top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Tid Kile Tee Ool Suis Sant Tithe Sa Tiptrtrd
En reptlevt fie pibee and Tale Winow Ehet Were ure ering out of taal li Hewdie.
Corns Lifted Pain Free By Using Fingers
A reader describes relief from corns by lifting them with fingers, claiming no pain. The account mentions a simple method and urges others to try it, suggesting an easy home remedy and noting felt comfort after treatment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stearns’ Electric Paste
U. S
Carter
Oeal
Kolark Dan O
St Roy
S. 1
LB. Richards Medicine Co., Sis2racsz
Fils
Wally
Doan
Kinney
Ener
Jr Benty
Burges Curtias
John Haye
Kingsland
Pop Mussian
Wiilets
Bopp
Gathauvee
Nix
Demperance
Matthoel
Gertiain
Eckenee
Cine Vty
Alnohinieiek
Rinker
Pou
Haley Eye Infirmary
Centralia
Corns
Cate
Kel
Mr. Hill
Ithe Laboratory
Batter
Parkers
Balsam
Etter Ger
Lear
Eaentiona
Giansen
Ole
Alston
Hfomation
Bowrin
Drakmomnat
Chicau
N, U
ST. Louis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!