Ailments of Young Girls in Evanston Wyoming
Mrs Verba Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after monthly troubles and post childbirth displacement. She reports improved strength, ability to care for five children and perform housework, urging others to use the medicine.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Lydia E. Pinkham
Verbena Carpenter
2Nd Avenue
Evanston, Wyoming
The Vanities of a Red Rose and a Dewdrop
A moral tale from the garden where a vain red rose hoards a dew drop all day. The dew drop loves the rose and pleads for rest, while the nightingale exposes the rose’s vanity. In the moonlight the dew drop is placed in a kinder rose, and the vanity costs the first love.
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Sunny
Garale
Rose
Ted Ros
McClure
Why of Superstitions Tied to the Wren
The wren’s nest omen is luck while killing a wren is said to bring disaster. Frazer notes European pagan roots and ritual killings on St. Stephen’s Day in various regions, with Manx practice shown around the village.
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Frayer
Nun Wren
Wren
Europe
Isle of Man
Tive Man
Frazer
MrClure
Syndicats
Norse Myths and Thelma Tales Across Continents
Fragmentary text discusses Thelma and Seideih Wis Due Minke, Thelma’s influence in Raghand and America, and Scandinavian migration themes. Mentions Phelian 13, Viking heritage, and protective talismans like Thelma’s stone. Concludes with scattered notes on travel days and watery brands.
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Thelma
Seideih Wis
Minke
India
Mame Coredli
Tarrge
Fjerds
London
Raghand
America
Rodeailie
Tate
Phelian
A LINE O' CHEER THE ROSE
A poem praising a rose as the essence of beauty and fragrance. The speaker notes the flower as a rare grace that brightens any passerby with wit and joy, contrasting it with dullness.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicatey
Unclear fragment prompts caution at Omnaha Bee
A cryptic, damaged OCR fragment from Omnaha Bee warns of improper head shape in infancy affecting mood and surface feel. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Muno
Alaska Reserve No. 4 Oil Field Highlighted
A fragmented report highlights United States oil policy noting the United States onvy petroleum reserve No. 4 in Alaska, drawing comparisons or contrasts with developments in New York state.
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United States
Alaska
New York State
Morpheus Described as Ancient Goad of Dregs
The Pall Mall Family Herald notes Morpheus as the ancient Greek goad of dregs and links him to Somnus the god of sleep. It mentions Morpheus as a form that calls up shapes or forms in dreams and names the origin of the term tied to dream imagery.
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Morpheus
Phe
Paradox in Speech Weighing Words Despite Weight
A reflective verse fragment notes the paradox that a man may weigh his words yet find they carry no weight Such a quip explores communication limits and social perception in concise polemic style with a period tone
Varicella zoster outlined in early health column
The article explains herpes zoster as a painful acute inflammatory disease along affected nerves. It covers symptoms high fever early, blistering eruptions on one body side, possible scarring, and duration up to six weeks, with treatment advice and emphasis on medical guidance.
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George Matthew Adams
Garraway Coffee House in Cornhill Era Highlight
The Garraway coffee house in Cornhill London stood for two centuries as a famed meeting place for notables. It served as a center for sale exchange auction and lottery attracting prominent visitors of its era.
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Garraway
Cornhil
London
Equivocal Praise for a Busy Workman
A saying notes that any effort, even imperfect, beats stagnation and idle posture. It emphasizes progress over passive criticism. The idea values action and improvement over blind opposition or rhetoric.
Something to Think About by F A Dalker
A McClure Syndicate meditation on hope self control and care for others. It contrasts optimistic social leaders with selfish behavior and notes a moral debt to the world. The piece ends remarking Thomas Jefferson died fifty years after signing the Declaration of Independence.
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F. A. Dalker
Utopia
You
Thomas Jefferson
The Teacher
A reflective poem honoring a Latin teacher who dedicates fifty years to inspiring boys. It portrays the teacher as shaping tomorrow through daily lessons and steadfast devotion beyond mere Latin grammar. The speaker applauds the educator’s lifelong mission to awaken young souls to hope and possibility.
Surly Son Scorns Father Figure In Family Tale
Irvin S Cobb narrates a true anecdote of a New York man who remands his eight year old to bed without supper. That night the boy wakes and brazenly confronts his mother accusing her of marrying the man he scolded.
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Huil
New York
Stenling
Jackie
Stif
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Herrick Family Names and Noted English Lineages
A survey traces Herrick variations in England and America from the Anglo Saxon Hereric to Herrick spellings. It notes Henry Herrick of Leicester settling in Salem circa 1020, lists descendants in U S politics and law, and mentions English goldsmiths and poet Sir Robert Herrick, author of "Gather ye rosebuds."
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Eric
Richard
Herrick
Herricks
Henry Fflerrick
Lexicester
England
Salem
Sir William Herrick
Beun Manor
Leicester
Leicestershire
Engiland
Herricke
Henry Werrick
John Herricks
Univerity of
South Dakota
Pacific University of Oregon
D. Cady Herrick
Ebenezer
Maine
Washington
Joshua A
Samerel Herrick
New York
Hericke
Lierrick
Heyrick
Sir William Werrick
Herick
Nicholas Herrick
William Herrick
Shakespeare
Nemgpaper Syndicate
Mother’s Cook Book Poem Inspires Kind Words
A reflective verse extols the value of kind words as nourishment for the weary soul. It suggests gentle encouragement costs little and strengthens the one who receives it, asking readers to value small kindnesses like sun and rain.
Favorite Fruit Dishes Showy Garnishes and Remedies
A vivid guide to making attractive fruit dishes with citrus accents and almond garnishes. Recipes describe sulphon of fruit with pineapple banana orange and grape segments, sugar water and lemon juice, served chilled with cherries, and variations for cooked fruit with syrup nuts and meringue.
Through Faith and Life Amid Worldly Worries
A brief quote from the Atlanta Constitution reflecting a speaker’s struggle to balance natural life and religious devotion while facing an uncertain world. The focus is on personal struggle rather than events or individuals.
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Atlanta Constitution
Fame's Foundation and The Temple of Fame
A short, literary reflection on fame as a temple built on graves where the fires of glory rise from the ashes of the departed. The line ponders how remnant echoes of those who died fuel contemporary allure and memory.
Mammoth Safe Question Sparks Odd Exchange
Conversation playful and cryptic, mentioning a mammoth safe downtown and a one armed man playing a lone hand in life.
Got Young Lady Across the Way
A fragment quotes a young woman urging a gasoline tax to make the company pay it. She argues motorists already bear high costs and calls for action near Mt. Cost. Source attributed to McClure Newspaper Aynidicate.
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Acroga
McClure
Lacks Brain Power Partridge Range Note
The Massena partridge or foal quail is a Mexican bird found in western Texas Arizona and New Mexico rather than the United States, due to its failure to sense danger and escape hunters.
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Mexico
United States
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Poor Are Only Poor Yet Who Droop Paid Their Stores
A short fragment cites Benjamin Franklin and muses on poverty and labor, contrasting wealth with need and hinting at moral reflection on storekeeper burdens and generosity. The line frames social critique in terse aphorism.
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Benjamin Franklin
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