Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Milwaukee and Brewton women report relief from "Change of Life" symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One Milwaukee tester credits six bottles for improved energy and back pain relief. a Brewton resident says headaches and backaches diminished and work became easier.
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Mia
Annie Kwinski
Ava
Brewton
Alabama
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattis Adams
Downing Street
Brewtor
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Alimony payer critiques changes of mind as effect without cause
In a discussion on private matters, one alimony payer argues that a woman's change of mind has no clear cause, highlighting tensions around independence and financial arrangements amid personal disputes.
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Jiggs
Cape May
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Tabby the Cat Narrates Egypt Legend to Cheerups
In a whimsical scene Tabby the cat tells Cheerups how cats were worshipped in ancient Egypt, noting five thousand years of feline lineage and the care that only cats received, including a royal burial tradition. The tale blends Egypt, India and England as the group dreams of travel.
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Egypt
Cheerups
Miss
Tabby
British Museum
London
Perents
Renee Adoree and the Quixies Enter Australia
Renee Adoree, famed screen actress, joins the Quixies on a playful journey from Japan to Australia. Cheerups leads as Brighteyes approves ahead with Quickear and Sniffsniff in the cheerful jungle flight.
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Cheertups and the Quixies
AY Grace Dliss Stewart
Miss Adoree
Japan
Sniffsniff
China
Quickear
Australia
Brighteyes
Cheerups
Little, Brown & Co
Cold Iron Believed To Bind Contracts And Ward Off Spirits
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece explains the ancient belief in cold iron as a protective charm. It notes rural children binding contracts with iron, uses in Pompeii blacksmiths doors, Rome bridges, and East Indian superstitions, plus naval and Scottish sailor customs.
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Pompeii
Solguens
Tamale
Rome
North Africa
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Abigail as a historic given name and talisman
The article traces the name Abigail through English usage from its meaning father of joy to early Biblical popularity. It cites Queen Anne era influence by Abigail Musham and references to the name in plays and folklore. It notes Abigail’s talismanic stone amethyst and lists Sunday as her lucky day and 6 as her lucky number.
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Abigail
England
Abigail Musham
Sonry
Judy
Beaureouts
Abel
Gary Ure
Tps
Cy Ret
Tia Wally le
Abigail Mustain
Disputed Reign of King George and Court Mirth
Fragmentary account details the intrigues surrounding King George and his era. References to Carlton House debts and parliamentary clashes hint at a contested succession and courtly scandal amid early modern politics.
Senator Willis Career Spotlight in Ohio Politics
The article highlights Senator Willis as a prominent figure in U.S. politics noted for his legislative work and oratory. It traces his career from Ohio governor in 115 to his six years in the Senate, emphasizing his public speaking reputation. The piece references McClure Newspack and mentions Denmark with 500 motor busses.
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Willis
Ann
Benotiii
Ohio
Senate
McClure
Society Editor Hones In On Bridal Music Choice
The society editor notes a new entry on a wedding program alongside standard bridal melodies like Oh Promise Me and At Dawning. The unfamiliar piece Adore and Be Still appears among the selections, hinting at a contemporary or contemporary style addition.
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Society
Unpopular King Dies After Ten Year Reign
The text notes a king who, after brutal treatment of his queen and her separation, became ruler twenty five years later and reigned ten years before his death. His harsh conduct toward the queen fueled unpopularity, and his reign was politically not very significant.
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George Matthew Adama
Jats as Scythians in Indian History
The Jats of India, a people of mysterious origin, are believed to be Scythians that adopted Hinduism. They rose to power in the eighteenth century and were overthrown by the British in 1826.
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India
Record Christmas Pie Weighs 168 Pounds for Sir Henry Grey
A historic Christmas pie weighed 168 pounds and measured three yards around, baked in 1970 for Sir Henry Grey of London. The oversized dessert stands as a notable culinary record from the era.
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Henry Grey
London
Something to Think About by F A Walker
A reflective meditation on self examination and moral frailty. The narrator explores how critics see us and how we view our own flaws. It considers temptation doubt and the struggle to live rightly with faith guiding amid life’s uncertainties.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Frazzled Night Leads to Conflicting Dates at Harmony Hall
A hotel stenographer recalls mixed dating plans as Flo misses a nine o clock movie and a church meet becomes tangled. She compares a red haired suitor to a fair haired one while a new caller arrives, choosing between unfulfilled promises and a fresh invitation.
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Denny Haloran
Patrick
Flo
Harmony Hall
lsc _ Sinndas
Denny
School Days and a Missed Dance
A narrator recalls an ankle sprain that cancels a dance plan with Denny. The expected date never arrives, leaving her bitter about his forgetfulness and declaring the end of the relationship with a sharp comparison.
Under the Snow the Spring Is Waiting
A poem contrasts winter cold with hidden spring beneath snow. The speaker urges continued song and small joys to ease sorrow, hoping a future heart may hear or care, attributed to McChure Newanaper Syndicate.
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McChure Newanaper Syndicate
Wrothers Cook Book Highlights and Recipes
A collection notes simple kitchen tips from cookies to parsnips. It discusses decorating with animal crackers, lemon in rice, and a plain cookie base plus a basic dough recipe. Also mentions broiled parsnips with butter and a brief prep line for Prussian Rocks.
Quotations From Charles Pinot Duclos Spark Biography
Wayne D. McMurray notes life of Charles Pinot Duclos, author of Louis XI history and Louis XIV memoirs. He highlights Duclos as philologist novelist and wit, his Academy ties, and his death in 1772 at age 68.
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Charles Pinot Duclos
Duclos
Louis XI
Louis XIV
Academy
France
Wayne D. McMurray
George Matthew Adams
Advertising Pays and Progress of the Mind
A Cleveland Trust Monthly quotation argues advertising pays to a startling degree. It warns that merchants who neglect advertising waste capital and fail to draw attention risk bankruptcy. It warns that individuals who do not market their intellects face mental cobwebs and decline.
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Cleveland Trust Monthly
Maine Election Day Set Amid Poor Roads
The Maine legislature fixed election day at a time of limited transport with many roads closed by November making travel to polling places very difficult.
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State of
Maine
A Rich Holiday Cookie Recipe from Old Time Baking
A fragment describes a dessert method using one and a half cups of sugar and three eggs. It advises combining flour soda spices nuts raisins then milk, dropping batter on a buttered sheet to bake. The note says cookies improve after a week and recommends serving with plain ice cream and maple chocolate sauce.
Imitation conference stirs cautious hope among nations
A local observer notes that while an armament imitation conference cannot satisfy all idealists, even a minor friendly impasse among nations represents a step forward in global cooperation.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lychee Nut Tale Ends in Mock Punishment Trial
A comic ancient fable recounts Ychee Nut the thief evading punishment through endless torments. Goo Bong the detective exposes the crimes as Lychee Nut refuses to reform. In failure, authorities threaten eternal punishment and rebirth in a future land called the States of Merry Ka.
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Goo Bong
Chow Miang
Lychee Nut
Pech Kan
Joss Billie
Merry Ka
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