HAGGARD FACES IN WOMEN
Suffering from monthly pains and illness, women write to Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies from Miss Jore Saul and Miss Rosa Hetnex describe relief and renewed health after using the remedy. The letters illustrate chronic menstrual agony and backaches turning into improved well being with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Jore Saul
Dover
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rosa Hetnex
Cleveland Ave
Damion
Piskham
Hen and eggs tale from a boy and his hen
A young boy bonds with a lonely old hen hoping to hatch eggs into chicks. He tries various schemes to keep the hen occupied, including building a nest board with air holes, assigning motherly duties, and enlisting family help, while the hen resists and experiments end in mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansith
Yorne Jug
Constantinople Dogs Described as Flithy, Mindless Jackals
The June Woman's Home Companion portrays Constantinople dogs in stark, unflattering terms. It depicts them as mongrels with woolly coats and dull eyes, living scavenger lives and ignoring humans, while canine mothers neglect their puppies amid urban filth. The piece frames the dogs as social curiosities and moral failings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Kiian ‘Bellly
June
Three locals recall a long stuck-on ny sier tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a 1920s or older newspaper snippet containing garbled dialogue and possible misread names. The line suggests characters Willy and Ike discuss candy, with three men trapped or stuck in a place for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Ny Sier
Prieceton Tieger
Memorial Day Verse From Beatrice Harkoee
Poem celebrating Memorial Day with imagery of national sacrifice. Memorable lines praise fallen soldiers and honor their legacy, linking gratitude, faith, and hope for a prosperous nation. The piece evokes landscapes and symbols of America, invoking prayer for the country’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Tor Nis
Angel
Anil
Beatrice Harkoee
Wemua
White Roses for Soldiers Graves on Decoration Day
An elderly widow, Mrs Mervick, arranges white roses for soldiers' graves as a shadowy visitor, Nancy Wilson, arrives with tense, rumored news. The tale recalls families divided by war, spouses lost to blue and gray, and a quiet, strained gathering on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy O
Tyo
George Wold
Xavey
George Merrick
Richard Wilson
Comet Beck
George
Richard
Vacy
Ming
Mrs. Mesrick
Capt. Stone
Nancy Wilson
Albert Wilson Acts Second Lieutenant in Army News
In a wartime family moment Albert Wilson reveals his promotion to second lieutenant after serving as a private. The scene shows shared relief and surprise as relatives learn the war’s end, with questions about reactions from Richard Wilson and whispers of peace finally declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Albert Wilson
Met
Nunes
Richard Wilson
Richarn
Emi
Ordel
George
Merrick
L Jnst
Sun
Imperial swords grant beheading rights in Chinese court
The Imperial Sword of Peking is announced by the court as granting the bearer the right to behead any offender against the Ming dynasty. The sword is both a safeguard against treason and a mark of esteem for the recipient, with a rare second instance recorded for the Mon-Gol General Sal Shang-ah during the Tai-Ping rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Ta Tsobi
Tuti
Ysai Ligu
Sal- Shang-ah
Hsien Een
Make Friends with the Birds In Lincoln's Itinerary
Charles C. Abgott suggests beginners start with birds near the house to determine their character. He notes many people claim knowledge, but real method varies and no fixed period or place governs where birds are found. The piece invites gentle study and museum aids as a starting point before broader exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Abgott
MT A
Linpincott's
Mystery of Southern Spas and Arctic Exploration History
The article surveys historic polar exploration from 1500 to 1900, noting early southern sea interest, Cape of Good Hope routes, and late 19th century northern expeditions led by Wikes and Sir James Clark Ross. It compares northern and southern sea exploration, highlighting limited southern efforts and sustained Arctic pursuit. Major coastal discoveries and latitudes cited include Victoria Land and various high northern latitudes during planed passages. The text emphasizes governments funding polar voyages and the persistent drive to discover northeast or northwest routes to Asia and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bistoe
Jan
Latiruda
Grentamstand
United States
Wikes
James Clark Ross
Victorialand
Arctic
Cape
Cane of Good Hope
Lyope
Asia
Pacific
North America
Nangen
Hudson
Victoria Getting Tonng in View of Queen's Approach to Continent
Victoria appears to be in frail health as the approaching voyage to the continent nears. An English observer notes her heart youthfulness depends on strong spirit, while cautions on eyesight and vigor. Hostotterie Stomart Bitters touted for indigestion and nervous ailments amid unrest in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viart
Hostotterie Stomart
Ideal Summer Tours Route Promoted by Rail Line
The article advertises an ideal summer travel route along the Grang Trunk Railway linking popular East coast lakes rivers and seashores. It highlights connections via Lehigh Valley St I and urges inquiries to Borgis City Passenger and Ticket Agent at 249 Park Street, near Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grang Trunk Railway
Epstem
Lehigh Valley St. I
Vestibele
Borgis
Rk Street
Curnee Jackson Boulevard
Biscuit Dish From A Fragmented Note
A scrambled cooking fragment describes preparing a wheat biscuit with medium tomatoes, salt, white pepper, and a dew yinen chill. It instructs splitting six biscuits, quick dipping, assembling halves, baking briefly, then layering with potatoes and moisture, with optional sugar or dressings.
Supreme Court Tackles Foot-Mase Trade Mark Infringement
Federal court rules on alleged foot powder trademark violation and common law rights. Justice outlines the case against parties selling products labeled Foot-Ryal and similar, warning of further suits to protect the Foot-Kase trade name and market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justion Lawestiilin
Seliduis Clark
Allen
Leltoy
Sampeth Aly
Family Trees and Peach Talk in Cleveland Leader
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader hints at a light exchange about family trees and a chestnut, with Miss Sharp questioned and a playful reply about certainty. The snippet reads like casual social chatter on familiar topics among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fragmented ad copy about Keatp's Balsae remedy and a Belgian death
A garbled note praises Keatp's Balsae for coughs and colds and mentions friends using it. It cites opinions of users and references a Professor John Pruame and a Belgian who died in Montreal at sixty. The passage is unclear and contains numerous typos and unrelated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatp
John Pruame
Evr
Montreal
Fry Allen's Poor Bane Posedyr to Shake Aula Rhe
A garbled item mentions Fry Allen's Poor-Bane and a posyder, with scattered references to a season, wind, weight, and a sale by Ajlen & LeRoy New York. It notes Ohio congressional actions on Henderson for speaker and an item about Deering Warvester Company profits and claims of advertising water. A Reformed General session at Tiffin, Ohio, establishes a mission in China.
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Crand Rapides
Uliell
Parison
Conseidernis
Palpt Desers
Taquivers
Durebasere
Fry Allen
Sulgist
Neral Vatalo
Deering
Deering Warvester Company
Mayengo
Ourpluy
America
Tiffin
Ohio
China
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Deering Works
Etnarpee
Amplesey
Deering Harvester CO
Chicago
Sapolio
Hoy
Ulldy
Bhe
Murek
Constantinopl
White Rose
Victoria
Havana
Swanson Rheumatic Care Company
Wit E
Lake Street
Ohio Congressienal i Jas
Aumantt
Henderson
Winslow
Breghlens
Fife Qure
Copsuiiinion
Sablu
Michigan
Zamiboonsot
Oregon
Infante
Beare
R Signatura
LDL
Catrronsia Fin Svar Co
California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Rezulstor Toor
POL Chemical
Uuyons
WIS Pub Enion
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