Woman cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relief
Kansas and Montana readers recount relief from long standing female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs M Zeuner of Lawrence credits decreased pain and improved health after a year of remedies. Mrs Joan Francis of Burns says backache weakness and eye and hand pain subsided with the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence
Kans
I .Romort
Lydia B. Pinkham
Montana
Barns
Mont
Joan Francis
Burns
Peltz Long Career In Organized Baseball Highlighted
Peltz long career marks twenty third year in organized baseball with early start in 1890. Verno Peltz, nicknamed the flying Dutete mui, earned recognition for his enduring presence in the sport through decades past.
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Peltz
Verno Peltz
Dutete
They Do It Each Spring In Minor League Boost
A young baseball reporter reflects on the costs of grooming a prospect, noting how after five weeks of praise the minor league club ends up paying $590 more than the player’s true value, a troubling financial twist in spring sentiment.
Singular Coincidence at Foston Red Sox Births
Report notes that Ine Wood and Leslie Annamaker share a birthday. Both linked to the star battery of the Foston Red Sox were born on October 23, 1880. The item highlights a curious coincidence among players.
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Ine Wood
Leslie Annamaker
Star Battery
Foston Red Sox
Oth
Birmingham Seeks New Orleans Star Rube Evans
In a bold bid, Birmingham targets Rube Evans from New Orleans. Evans dazzled Tiger hitters and pitched well against the Naps, holding them to four erfetics while showcasing sharp form on the mound.
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Rube Evans
Birmingham
New Orleans
Ruvo
Tiger
Naps
Summer hat with hemp erald and velvet bow detail
A light airy hat design for hot days features white hemp erald and black maline with a deep orange velvet bow at the frog. The wire frame hat uses a hemp brim band and a layered white maline crown, with plaited black mauling and colorfully contrasting beads. Julia Bottomley describes variations using bright flowers or beads.
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Julia Bottomley
Brass Ornaments The Rage In Homes Of All Degrees
Brass and copper combine in decorative items for the home. Brass round cedar chests hold blankets. four section revolving book racks, censer, and brass decorative pieces fill entrances and halls. Desk items include clocks calendars and trays. dining room pieces feature sconces candelabra and tea kettles atop brass lamps.
New Cushions Adorn New York Hotel Reception Room
In a modern New York City hotel a reception room features blue and white seating. Removeable flat cushions without a back strip cover the chairs, fastened with blue silk tassels. The style offers a simple, washable upgrade for wicker chairs in formal or general service.
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New York City
Colored Embroidery Guidance for Garment Designs
Embroideries use two to three colors on heavy cottons. Designs feature conventional figures as borders at intervals two inches from the hem and around the neck and sleeves. Green stems with pink red yellow or cerise rises form the decorative elements near the bodice closure.
Tailor Made Tunic Dress Described in Detail
A historical notice outlines a tailor made dress in tan fabric with black trimming, a pleated lace collar, and matching cuffs. The description emphasizes classic tailoring and decorative lace features.
Method to sew buttonholes in thin fabrics
The guide explains a technique for making buttonholes in delicate materials. Fold the cloth, place underlayer on the underside, cut the hole as if part of the waist, then trim the under cloth carefully so the finish appears seamless, workable even with chiffon.
Perfumed Cap Trends Return with Scented Petticoats
The article notes new boudoir caps with padded interlining containing sachets. The concealed fragrance embellishes milady's attire and reflects a revival of slim pleated coiffure and refined style.
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Milady
End to Sleep Walking Turns into Odd Prescription
A jovial discussion on dreams leads Mr. Brown to mock a remedy for sleepwalking giving a spoof prescription using tintacks and two tablespoons of powder to scatter at bedtime. William the five year old later counts his grandmother's pulse and asks his father for the price, replying Ten dollars.
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Mr. Brown
Smithson
Roga
Young Smithson
Brown
William
The Right Soap For Baby’s Skin Ad
The text promotes Curleura Ointment and Curteura Soap as the best for baby skin. It claims purity and a refreshing fragrance with gentle emollients to ease irritation, redness, and itching, and notes world-wide sales and free samples via a Boston department.
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Cuticure
Dept
Boston
Ady
Real Difference Between Drama And Musical Comedy
A red business man notes the distinction between classic drama and musical comedy. The comedian delivers a humorous quip about cymbals versus the bass drum, highlighting a key difference in musical styles.
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Commedian
What’s the beat test of a man’s calling
The piece questions how a man proves his calling by the way he answers. It argues that true purpose shows in action beliefs and decisions rather than words alone. A concise reflection on vocation and integrity.
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Albert W. Kahl
Buffalo
N. Y
Gustave ‘al Ebengraeber
St. Paul
Ming
E. J. Dennis
St. Louis
RB. D. Eskldgon
Omata
Neb
Eas
L. FR. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardes
New York City
N. B. Sizer
Brooklyn
Shortest. A key to resolving deadlock in conversation
A fragmentary note recalls the idea that the best way to break a deadlock is to find a key to the situation. The text also hints at a maxim about value in friendship and a line about a woman changing her mind after making a decision.
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Thea
Time and Trouble Saved Farce Sketch in Daily Life
A humorous dialogue shows Mr Subbubs and Mrs Subbubs debating what to do with garden seeds. Mrs Subbubs suggests feeding the seeds to Jones' chickens to spare the birds the trouble of scratching for them. The line satirizes practical cleverness in everyday domestic life.
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Mr. Subbubs
Oil fueled cook stoves prove cheaper, cleaner, safer
Propaganda notes that oil as a stove fuel is cleaner and safer than alternatives and claims over half a million New Perfection Oil Cook-Stoves are in use in the Midwest with widespread satisfaction.
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Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Middle West
Tim
Tampa
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Ill
AM Indiana Corporation
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