Woman in Edmund reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham’s
Elizabeth C Corley of Edmund South Carolina wrote that after months of nervousness female trouble and inability to work she found relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credited the medicine with restoring her ability to manage all household duties and praised its effects over doctors’ treatments.
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Edmund
S.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elizabeth C. Corley
A. P. Corley
S. C
Mrs. Corley
Styles For Youthful And Mature Women In Spring Suits
The passage contrasts spring and summer suits for young and older women. It describes two outfits: a beige poiret twill suit with a short jacket and peplum for mature taste, and a navy blue tricotine suit for younger women featuring a side-plaited skirt, short jacket, gray silk lining, and self color embroidery.
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Spain
Little Girls Summer Dresses Highlight Simple Designs
Busy mothers are offered ready-made frocks in light chambrays and small-checked ginghams with white lawn collars and cuffs. Bloomers in black taffeta with colorful yarn embroidery contrast organdy and swiss dot dresses, while sunbonnets of organdy and tiny parasols complete protective yet decorative outfits for two pictured little girls.
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CPOE
Hand Painted Leather Belts Adorn New Frocks
Readily available hand painted leather belts complement recent cloth frocks. The item listing highlights finish options and the belt designs as a style pairing for the season.
To Finish Collars and Cuffs
Narrow plaitings are used to finish collars and cuffs. The article describes how woven trim is applied for neat edges on garments. It notes technique details suitable for home sewing projects.
Lesson for April 3 The Ideal Christian
An outline of Romans 12 2 9 21 stressing dedication to God and living as a true Christian in relations with believers and unbelievers with guidance on love humility hospitality patience prayer and peacemaking in daily conduct. It emphasizes not conforming to the world and practicing practical goodness toward all, including enemies.
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God
Christ
Cana
Mary
Matha
What We Make Use Of and Our Possessions Question
A concise reflection on how we value what we own and how we use it. The piece questions whether material wealth serves true purpose or merely exposes our priorities and choices.
Plausible tale questions Washington lie myth
An intrigued speaker questions the famous cherry tree tale. Mr. Duthwaite suggests Washington’s reputation for truth stems from a boast about a car never needing repairs in six months.
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George Washington
Diamond Dyes Ad Warns Against Dyeing Ruins Material
An advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes with included dyeing directions for wool silk cotton linen or blends. It warns that poor dye streaks fades or ruined fabric can result from improper use and recommends buying Diamond Dyes only, noting a color card at the druggist.
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Adv
Stung by Mrs Grabb Overcook Leads to Outburst
A terse exchange reveals Mrs Grabb’s anger as she rejects a cook who turned away from her and proves unsatisfactory. The remark hints at tension within a domestic or kitchen setting and implies dissatisfaction with service.
Neighbors Claim Parity With Acclaimed Local Artist
The speaker accuses nearby residents of overestimating their own talents, asserting that they cannot match the speaker's reputation or skill. The remark suggests tension over perceived standing in the community.
Cabinet Circle Keeps Busy in Washington Society
The article describes the Washington cabinet circle as a select social set where a cabinet member’s wife must make extensive calls on senators and representatives. It notes etiquette requires many visits, totalling hundreds, regardless of personal preference.
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Washington
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to the mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and boosting general health. Circulars free from J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Nature
Ng Druggists
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Boys and Dogs Work Together in Feeding Network
Small boys and large dogs power food distribution from the central kitchen in Dresden to 4,042 feeding centers across 130 cities. The effort is organized by the Society of Friends.
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Dresden
Society of Friends
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Remedy
Chicago
Milan
Stricly
Western Newspaper Union
Senday
B. Fitzwater
Doodg Ible Institute of Chicago
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Alabastine Company
Grandville Ave
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