Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Relief Story
Mrs. Mary Seat of Wyandotte Michigan says years of monthly pains and stomach upset stopped after using three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and two bottles of Sanative Wash. She reports improvement in daily tasks and urges publication to help others.
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Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham
Orange St., Wyandotte, Ich
Family Tends Church Schedule To Ease Child’s Loneliness
A woman suggests a new church schedule to share duties between mother and aunt to prevent the child from staying home alone with her reading-focused father. The child expresses loneliness while the parents attend services.
Politeness That Pays in a Simple Lesson
Two young girls observe two bunches of grapes one tempting and large the other sour and green. They exchange a quiet pause before one asks if the other is greedy and offers the choice to the other, highlighting polite restraint in a small scene.
Turkey Tale of origins and traditions for Thanksgiving
A long survey traces the turkey from Native American legends to early European introductions. It covers Indigenous use, sacred status among tribes, and folk tales explaining dark tail feathers. It notes Columbus era encounters, Cortes celebrations, and the bird’s global spread before ending with its national identity at Thanksgiving.
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Herkimer County
America
Arizona
Turkey
National Museum
C. Hart Merriman
Cortes
Mexico
Benjamin Franklin
United States
China
Russia
Germany
Rio Grande
Coronado
Missis
Texas
Arizons
New Mexico
Spain
France
Elisebeth
Betin
American
England
Cambridge
Atlantic Ocean
New England
Furope
South
Hurane
India
West India Islands
Honduras
Republic
Penjamin Franklin
Albino Salmon Spawn Experiments At Vancouver Hatchery
Two albino spring salmon weighing 114 pounds each were received from the Department of Marine Hatcheries at Cowichan Lake Vancouver. About 180 albino fish have been produced from eggs collected in October 1916. Experiments test if these fish will reproduce without going to sea.
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Ottawa
Canada
Department of Marine
Cowichan Lake
Vancouver
Amputation Saves Motorman From Telescoped Cars
In New York physicians, by lantern light, amputated Henry Elms right leg pinned under a wrecked street car after a collision that injured twenty others. He later lost the other mangled leg at a hospital while conductor William Wherax suffered a fractured skull. Both men had only slight chances of recovery.
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New York
Henry Elms
Helms
William Wherax
Nine Day Queen Jane Grey’s 1553 Reign Recounted
The article notes Lady Jane Grey served as queen of England for nine days in 1553 before succession shifted. It highlights the brief reign and her place in Tudor history with reference to political turmoil surrounding Henry VIII’s will and Mary's rise.
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Jane Grey
England
Entonic tablets praised by a sick reader
Mrs. W. H. Person reports awful sickness from gas and acidity. Entonic provides relief by settling the stomach, reducing sourness belching and bloating. Appetite and strength return as digestion improves. Take Entonic after meals. big box priced modestly with druggist guarantee.
Janet Learns Manners At A Neighbor’s Party
Janet heads to a neighbor’s party but her mother stops her at the door with strict guidance on politeness. The mother emphasizes saying yes please and no thank you while Janet stumbles over the phrases and the lesson of proper etiquette.
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Janet
Green's August Flower Remedy Ad
The text advertises Green's August Flower as a fifty four year proven remedy for nervous dyspepsia constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness headaches and related digestive issues. It claims global household use with no failure in relief and states it is sold everywhere.
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Green
August Flower
Ady
Not Merely American bets hat on contests
An English writer comments on American practice of betting hats on elections and contests and asks what is strange about it. He notes the English have heard of an English Derby winner and contrasts customs in Boston.
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Boston Transcript
Women Seek Board Roles Amid Public Demand
A brisk push for women to join boards is noted with Olympic-type humor about governance. The remarks contrast enthusiasm for female leadership with a joking reference to the washboard as a stereotype of traditional female roles.
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