Stomach Trouble Reverses After Milks Emulsion Use
A Kentucky woman credits four doctors and Milks Emulsion with a dramatic recovery from long lasting stomach and bowel illness. She weighed 79 pounds after five months of sickness, then improved after two days of use and two weeks of treatment. The ad touts Milks Emulsion as a tasty solid emulsion that builds flesh, restores bowel function, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottle trial.
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Litchfield Road
Owensboro
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Trolley Car Etiquette Bumped by Polite Straphangers
A light exchange aboard a trolley sees two courteous riders apologize for occasional contact as one explains a left elbow nudge caused by the car’s swaying after a recent appendectomy.
Humorous Exchange Sparks Witty Wife Quip
In a clipped exchange Tam warns of social pressure as a joke about his wife’s vanity unfolds. The remark triggers a sharp retort, highlighting sharp comic timing and domestic satire in a brief skit.
The Man Who Takes Himself Seriously Marries a Light Heart
A proverb-like note observes that men who take themselves too seriously often marry women with a lighter view of life. The saying contrasts self seriousness with a more carefree domestic dynamic.
Imaginative Bride Chooses Up-To-Date Traditional Gown
A bride envisions a radiant white satin and tulle wedding dress that blends conventional style with modern innovation. The gown features a draped front tunic over a satin bodice, an ankle-length skirt with a long train, a square neck, and a lace or net guimpe option. The veil is voluminous with a cap, tulle crown, and orange blossom wreath, while pearl accents and a pearl necklace complete the look, reflecting current trends and a modern stance on tradition.
A Lesson on Jonathan and the Armor Bearer Faith
A sermon outlining Jonathan's bold stand against the Philistines with his armor bearer, the divine sign, and the ensuing victory, contrasted with Saul's rash actions and misplaced zeal. It cites 1 Samuel 13 and emphasizes faith in God over human strength and the dangers of pride.
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Jonathan
Israel
Saul
Alluring midsummer hats near milliner window tempt shoppers
The article surveys midsummer hats as irresistible fashion moments saving the best styles for June. It describes several hat designs in marine braids, georgette, and straw braid, noting wreaths, roses, and pilgrim silhouettes. It also highlights the role of flower trimming and the maid or matron of honor in bridal groups, and mentions sweaters as essential for summer sports and vacations.
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Dhair
Silk coats mirror dresses in spring fashion tone
Silk coats echo the lines of the figure to give the impression of dresses at first glance, appearing among spring novel ties in the fashion pages.
Bayer Introduces Aspirin 1900 Ready for Physicians
The Bayer Cross marks every Bayer Tablets of Aspirin pack as genuine. Each package includes directions for colds headaches neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis and general pain. Handy tins hold 12 tablets and cost a few cents with larger packages also sold by druggists.
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Bayer
The Milkman's Error
Secretary Guy Oyster of Samuel Gompers cites a recent interview quoting JT on strikes. He asserts strikes are beneficial but excessive use is harmful, using the milkman analogy to illustrate overproduction and spoilage.
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Guy Oyster
Samuel Gompers
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Deafness Cure
The circular claims catarrhal deafness is caused by inflamed mucous linings and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood, offering one hundred dollars for any untreatable case, with druggists charging 75 cents and circulars available from J J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Thousand Godua gods and the Purple Sand temple rise anew
The Ming era saw Thousand Godua gods emerge as Huang Shan sacred sites. Moen sought royal funds to develop a fairyland of the gods, a brass pagoda with 1,000 Buddhas, the Purple Sand temple later renamed the Merciful Light hall. Priests flocked, roads climbed peaks, and a temple stood above perennial springs.
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Thousand Goodpa- Moen
Huang Shan
Anhur Hills
Peking
Uagoda
North China
Solo Part Paula A T Talks with Mr Jollyboy
Paula A T recounts a late night call from Mr Jollyboy. She says he spoke softly and listened without saying much, leaving her wondering what he meant.
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Paula A—T
Mr. Jollyboy
May
Paula
Whig
No Vacillation There So Wobbler Is Dead
The dialogue presents a terse exchange stating that Wobbler has died, marking it as his first definite conclusion. The line implies a decisive end to uncertainty surrounding his fate.
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Wobbler
Indeed It Did. A cryptic line from an old column
A fragmentary line discusses a desire for a boy and a disputed outcome. The text hints at irony and mistaken expectations within a historical column. Names, places, or dates are not clearly readable in the excerpt.
Cranberry Belt on Cape Cod Tops Noted Yield
The Cape Cod district of Massachusetts houses the best known cranberry section globally with an average yield of about 30 barrels per acre.
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Allen's Foot Ease Advocated For Camp Training Use
Plattsburg Camp Manual urges men in training to shake Allen's Foot Ease into their shoes every morning. It prevents blisters and sore spots and relieves painful swollen feet, taking the sting out of corns and bunions. Use Allen's Foot Base to break in new shoes.
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Allen
Plattsburg
Hoarding and Wasting: A Moral Lesson
A Reformed Church Messenger excerpt argues that hoarding wealth harms the church’s work and that prudent stewardship is essential. It warns against unfaithfulness and stresses that God entrusts worldly riches to fund his cause, urging economical use of resources.
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Reformed Church
Baboon Shepherds Guard Flocks In Wild Attachments
In Atlantic Monthly a writer notes baboons trained as shepherds show strong affection for young animals and flocks. One baboon cared for a motherless infant for over two years and another tended hundreds of sheep, staying with them all day. His only fault was fear when distant baboons were heard, causing him to herd the sheep home in a panic.
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Jonathan
God
Christ
Mr. W. ©. Scully
Atlantic Monthly
Slipping Up on Her
Excerpt from Home Sector reflecting on wartime duties and lessons. A soldier recalls early guardhouse punishment for wrong pillow arrangement and ponders how men adjust to bed making and discipline during service.
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Buck
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