Before Twins Born Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Wyocena Wisconsin resident Mrs Ina Gernitz reports using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before during and after twin birth. She credits three and a half bottles with restoring strength enabling care of twins while nursing. The ad touts safety for mothers before and after childbirth and claims no harmful drugs.
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Wyocena
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ina Gernitz
Wis
Good Kidneys Mean Long Life Prescribed by Dr Carey
An advertisement touts kidney health claiming longevity from clean kidneys. It promotes Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription No 777 as a remedy to keep kidneys free from poisonous waste.
Dr Careys Marshroots T77 Kidney Remedy Promo
An advertisement touts Dr Careys Marshroots T77 for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims phenomenal 40 year use and life saving potential with a money back guarantee if no improvement in one week. Available as tablet or liquid for 75 cents. Elmira NY lab distributes if local druggists lack stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey Medical Laboratories
Elmira
N. Y
Small car bumps street car at crossing
A tiny automobile crowded a street car at a crossing and bumped the rear step. The shocked conductor yelled for the driver to back off and prepare an apology. The scene reflected a comical close call between two vehicles.
Bayer Aspirin authenticity warning ad note
Demand Bayer Aspirin only when the Bayer name appears on package or tablets. The ad warns against imitations and urges buyers to recognize Thayer as a buy signal while claiming the product is proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Thayer
Ady
Money and the meaning of wealth in a curious discourse
A fragmentary meditation contrasts unfamiliar money practices with common use, noting many people have never handled money while others misinterpret its purpose. The author hints money as a catalyst for conflict and social martyrdom rather than mortality.
Something to Think About by F. A. Dalker
An instructional column urges readers to learn from yesterday's mistakes To move forward with wiser conduct and avoid repeating blunders It emphasizes self discipline moral growth and turning errors into stepping stones toward higher ideals and leadership.
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F. A. Dalker
Earth
Ife
Ibea
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Slaves to Clothes Critique by Statistician
A statistician argues women waste a decade on clothes from dressing to mending and planning. He cites the burden of fashion as a tyranny and suggests men once foresaw a crowded future where gender roles clash.
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Statistician
Fashion Discontent Over Comfort and Constraint in Dress
A critique of fashion's burdens on women cites heavy garments and tedious upkeep. The piece argues for simple knit frocks and sweaters as sensible wear, despite societal pressures from bishops, judges, men, and shopkeepers, calling for a durable, practical alternative.
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McClure
What Came First What Came First
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflects on cause and effect in life choices and outcomes. It contemplates how actions shape success or failure across work, rest, and play, ending with an assertion that daily rules determine rise or fall.
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MrClure
Lunches From the Garden in a Cozy Cook Book Style
Fragmented recipe text describes vegetables and eggplant dishes with steps for preparation. Includes directions for chopping peppers onions and beets, baking in a hot oven and assembling stuffed vegetables with bacon. Mixed garbled phrases reflect a historical cookbook passage.
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl by Helen Rowland
A fragmented, tongue in cheek excerpt on dating vanity and gender roles. It includes humorous observations about men yearning for charm and women seeking credit, plus stray lines about editors and jokes on negotiation.
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Helen Rowland
Reddy Fox Tries Grandmother Ruse on Turkey Chicks
Reddy Fox schemes to raid a turkey roost by posing as the grandmother. The story follows his attempt to lure motherless chicks using grease for a smoother voice, the chicks’ wary questions, and his eventual tumble from the shed.
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LD Reddy Fox
Reddy
Deas
Man Marry or Not A Guide to Etiquette Etiquette Advice
A humorous etiquette column advises brides to overlook rough manners in a prospective husband. It notes cigars perched in his mouth in public spaces signal a boisterous charm while praising gentle etiquette to reveal his good points and deepen affection.
Cushioning hack to extend rubber wear on footwear
An old tip suggests placing a half inch layer of crushed plastic paper into shoe heels. The paper cushions the hard heel, reducing wear on the rubber sole and prolonging shoe life.
Feathery Alarm Forces Fox to Flee Morning Chase
A hungry Reddy Fox starts a noisy pursuit that rouses ducks hens and a barking dog in a rural scene from 1924. The fox loses his breakfast and limps away, sick and disinterested in turkey.
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Mr. Dog
Reddy Fox
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Have You This Habit by Margaret Morison
A professor studies mirror use in New York City and on a subway, observing how people gaze at reflections for vanity. He concludes mirror gazing fosters self-consciousness and urges readers to inspect themselves before venturing into the world, while cautioning about future judgment.
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New York City
Ito
Mistle
Teaven
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Irene the Contested Name in Lore and Legend
The article traces the name Irene from ancient roots meaning peace to its modern vogue among fashionable circles. It notes historical bearers including martyrs and empresses and links the name to Greek and Russian forms, with cultural anecdotes about the jacinth jewel and dreams of success linked to the name Trene and to poet James Russell Lowell.
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Irene
Charlemagne
Eereena
Sorrento
Trene
James Russell Lowell
The Circuit Monk Reflects On Stage Life And Cricket Ears
The piece recalls a performer once touring with a street piano and an Italian count and notes the toll of show business. It adds an odd fact that crickets have ears on the front of their legs reflecting a curious natural detail.
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Ufe
Life's Highest Ideal To Live Well In One's Place
A reflective exhortation on living well in one’s station through diligent honest labor and benevolent conduct, promoting love and unselfishness as the true measure of a grand life. Inspired by an era of moral didacticism and practical virtue.
Varied Colors of Planets
The article lists planet colors with Mercury pale ash Venus brilliant straw Mars reddish ochre Jupiter bright silver Saturn dull yellow Uranus pale green and Neptune as the same pastels. It presents a concise catalog of hues tied to each world.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Emoking and a Wife Disagree Over Agreement
A brief dispute: one partner says they agree while the spouse, the other partner, does not share the same view. The exchange centers on mutual understanding and differing viewpoints within the relationship.
Marcus Aurelius and a rejected marriage proposal
The excerpt contrasts Stoic ethics with personal ambition and social vice. Marcus Aurelius extols inner balance against envy deceit and arrogance while noting cooperation over conflict. A modern aside reveals a marriage proposal to a suitor, dismissed due to age.
Saint Christopher Patronage Among French Motorists
A garbled excerpt notes French drivers venerating St Christopher le Jejolet as patron saint. It mentions a legendary crossing of the Jordan with the Divine Infant and a roadside devotion. The text describes a proposed brotherhood of sportsmen and a church crypt believed to house the saint’s relics, with a concluding remark on religious contention.
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St. Christopher le Jejolet
Jegend
St. Christopher
Jordan
Nttle Church
Torwormandy
Wren Mary
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DR Humphreys
Oklahoma
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OUR Magazine
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Tate
Romeo
Breiler
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Greece
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Atlas
Atlas Radio
Multiple Electric Products Co., Inc
Ogden Street
Newark
New Jersey
Guarantee Atlas Products
Druaaisr
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Grand. Rapids
Mich
Dr. Pierce
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Seward Avenue
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President Invalids
Chesebrough Mfg
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Teale
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Ghigago
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