Women fear surgical operations and seek Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A vintage advertisement column notes that many women undergo unnecessary surgeries and praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating female troubles. It includes testimonial letters from Barbara Bass and Mrs Arthur R House, plus general claims of cures and invites letters to Lynn Massachusetts. It also lists Dr Gouraud cosmetic preparations, Allen's Foot Ease, and varied product promotions alongside related trivia and references to immigrants and Red Cross ads.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Barbara, Bass
Ki Ts.ra
Kingman
Kansas
Mrs. Pinkham
Moorestown
N. J
Lydia E Pinkham
Rabbit and whistle tame wary creatures in old advice
A New York Press piece explains a short sharp whistle can stop rabbits and even wary elephants. It notes Molly Cottontail freezes at a whistle and cites an antelope and an African hunter describing animals frightened by a mysterious noise.
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Molly Cottontall
New York Press
A Narrow Escape From Jack Mangum
Walter outwits the thug Jack Mangum during a tense ditch siege over a plank. He hides, drafts aid from Peter Holcomb, and flees with two men approaching, while Mangum is later jailed for six months after a sheriff’s raid. Meg’s fate remains hinted as Walter finds safe breakfast and mercy at the Holcomb home.
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Jack
Walter
Meg
Sle
Peter Holcomb
Jack Mangum
Jong
Peter
John
Hume
Jeck Mangum
Riverton
Cleveland
English mining engineer makes Atlantic crossing for one hour of business
Alfred H. Williams, mining engineer of London, crossed the Atlantic on the Amerika to meet a Mexican railroad contact at the Waldorf Astoria. Delayed by a mid voyage wireless line, he found the meeting brief, lasting only an hour, before waiting until Tuesday to return home.
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Egineer
Alfred H. Williams
Atlantic Ocean
New York Herald
Amerika
Mr. Williams
Mexico
Republic
Waldorf-Astoria
Sable Island
Willams
New York
Sabre Island
Kronprizess
Cecille
Williams
Waldorf
London
Southern Pacific Railway
From Dough to Dowries and a Royal Ferment
A collage of humorous snippets on dough, matrimony, and social life notes. It blends satirical quips from Puck and others about wealth, marriage, and society, ending with a remark on the Forth bridge and battleship strain.
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High Life
Puck
Forth Bridge
David Chosen as King After Saul’s Failure
Sunday School lesson recounts Samuel anointing David as future king of Israel, while Saul remains in place. It notes Samuel’s private mourning, the gradual path to David’s leadership, and the heart rather than outward appearance as God’s measure. Bethlehem is David’s birthplace, with implications for the messianic line.
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Saul
Israel
Samuel
David
God
Bethlehem
Jesus
Eliab
Eliah
Jesse
Goliath
Papal Plans To Rebuild Lateran For Rota And Segnatura
The Pope seeks to repurpose the Lateran palace to house the Rota and Segnatura courts while the penitentiary tribunal will be located at the Holy See near St. Peters. Canon law codification led by Cardinal Gasparri aims for completion soon. A Lourdes intercession study reports five instant, permanent cures.
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Lateran Palace
Constantine
Avignon
Penitentiary Tribunal
Holy See
St. Peters
Gasparri
HMO
Paris
Our Lady of Lourdes
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T. Felix Gouraud
Ferp
Alien
Allen Sparks
Chicago Tribune
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Olmsted
le Roy
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Castoria
Dodds
Mrs Oncewed
Washington Star
Bachelor’s Club
Boston Transcript
Pt Down
Grteco
Bethlehhem
Iname
California
Gc Strup Co
THE
Paxton Toilet CO
Boston
Mass
T. Fetix Gouraud
Texas
Chicago
Locators Land Company
First National Bank
Crico
Authernograph & Novelty Co
Letohatchee
Ala
Sibu
Nat'l Bank
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