Will Answer Any Woman Who Writes from Cumberland Md
Cumberland Maryland woman Mrs Heier 68 Dilley Street testifies Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased years of pains starting in girlhood and during motherhood. She reports stronger after seven children, easier childbirth, and invites other women to write for her experience and guidance.
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Peme
Decknes
Red
John Heer
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Cumberland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Garbage Cat Explains Name and Alley Cat Rivalry
The Garbage Cat explains that his name reflects his role as janitor for a large apartment house and access to refreshments. He contrasts alley cats who live by luck with his comfortable life while expressing pride in his aristocratic lineage and stylish polish.
Texas Commission adjourns to start fall session
Austin briefs report the Commission of Appeals adjourning to summer break and to reconvene September 16. Other items include bonds approved for San Antonio ISD, land royalty receipts credited to school funds, and bids to be opened for state institution supplies worth about 7 million dollars.
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Attorney General's Department
San Antonio Independent
University of Texas
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Board of Regents
Tempus fugit in classroom joke sparks quick reply
A teacher notices dinner time approach and jokes Tempus fugit. He asks a boy in the front row to answer tempus, and the student replies Ten past twelve, sir, in a playful classroom exchange.
The Andersonville violinist and a town in gossip
A visiting violinist excites admiration while a mother named Madge faces a fraught social orbit. Aunt Hattie, Grandpa, and Peter weigh marriage, divorce rumors, and a past romance as Madge struggles to be remembered and perhaps forgetful, amid suitors and social visits.
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Carrie Heywood
Andersonville
Harlow
Hattie
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Aunt Hattie
Heaven
Grandpa
Hecho
Peter
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Grass Widow Secrets in a Schoolyard Confession
A narrator reflects on family changes, a new chauffeur, and the social sting of divorce. She recalls Peter’s departure, her mother’s divorce, and peers calling mothers who divorce grass-widows, revealing tension between personal life and schoolyard judgments.
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Sours
That's Alli synopsis of a diary begun at Andersonville
Mary Marie explains a double personality and why she writes the diary later a novel. The diary opens with Nurse Sarah recounting Mary birth and her parents science and marriage, a divide born of pride. The child learns her home differs from friends and splits between Boston and the western divorce.
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Mary Marie
Andersonville
Mary
Nuree Sarah
Viola
Abigail Jane
Sarah
West
Boston
Marie
Principal Sees Through Quiet Whisper in Class
A Chicago Journal excerpt recalls a student whispered to a peer and was summoned to the front with two others. The principal asks for quiet, noting a sly but clumsy attempt at humor, while the tale hints at perception and social dynamics in school.
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Chicago Journal
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