Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for health and successful pregnancy
Lowell Massachusetts woman Mrs Elizabeth Smart reports anemia since sixteen worsened by fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she regained strength, could work and sleep, and later welcomed a healthy eight pound baby naturally. She promotes the product as a strong recommendation.
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Lowell
Mass
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinksam
Elizabeth Smart
W. Sixth St
Ware's Baby Powder Praised by Winnsboro Mother
Mrs P D Morgan of Winnsboro Texas reports May 6 1920 that Ware's Baby Powder relieved her twin boys stomach and bowel trouble with rapid improvement and full recovery. The ad claims effectiveness for teething and summer complaint and notes liquid form with sugar water. Sold by druggists for 60 cents and 1 20. The Ware Chemical Co Dallas.
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P. D. Morgan
Winnsboro, Las
Ware
Are
Ware Chemical CO
Dallas
That Brings Him to Time Jud Tinkins Quote
Jud Tinkins remarks that a woman can sway a man by threatening to drag him shopping, reflecting a humorous take on gender dynamics and domestic life. The line appears in his discussion of time related topics and social behavior.
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Jud Tinkins
Primitive Lamps From Pilgrim Times Describe Early Betty Lamps
The article notes the first American lamps called Betty lamps dating to the Pilgrim era. These iron or brass lamps were flat topped and used a crude wick bar. They hung from a chair or fireplace via a back handle and hook. It also discusses concentration and absent mindedness as common consequences of focused effort.
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America
Science conquering disease and its gains
The article notes that chronic diseases common in middle age now appear five to ten years later than fifty years ago. It credits medical advances for longer life and highlights sanitary progress through better water supply drainage and housing in reducing infectious illnesses.
Quintessence and the Five Elements of Ancient Thought
The Greeks taught four matter forms fire air water and earth with the Pythagoreans adding a fifth ether. This fifth essence, more subtle than fire, rose at creation and formed the stars, giving rise to the term quintessence meaning the most subtle extract of a body.
Balance and weights at the British mint described
The piece notes two large scales in glass cases used for silver and a more sensitive balance for gold that detects tiny weight differences. It also mentions a correspondent clarifying a story about a girl singing the national anthem and a quote from the 23rd Psalm. It concludes with skepticism about animal foreknowledge extending weather forecasts.
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Arthur of Liberty
Water’s Descent Reveals Hidden Force in Ruskin Quote
A Ruskin passage describes water’s first cool, orderly fall, then its hidden vigor as it descends further. The description shifts from mathematical calm to a writhing, widening rush that shoots lance-like shafts and searches for the bottom.
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John Ruskin
Quality and Equality in a Dramatic Review
A Boston Transcript critique praises the play’s cast as unusually balanced yet sharply negative, calling the ensemble “one of the most evenly balanced casts we have ever seen all rotten.”
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Boston Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Circular Free
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic and blood purifier. It cleanses the blood and builds the system to restore normal conditions and aid natural healing. All druggists carry it. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Man Called Great May Seem Small to His Wife
A witty adage notes that even a man deemed great by the world can appear insignificant to his wife, highlighting domestic perspectives on fame and marriage.
Keep Chicks in Best Condition
Department of Agriculture bulletin warns beginners that neglect during the growing period leads to poor development and losses. It outlines essentials: roomy clean coops, light air and sunlight, shade, free range, proper grain and green feeds, grit and shells, sour milk, and ample clean water to ensure rapid, healthy growth.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
The
Bulletin
Farmers' Bulletin
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Houston
Quintessence
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Boys’ Poultry Club
Fletcher
Astoria
Riccipe
de Samuel
Tre Gentaur Company
New York
Fletchers Castoria
Baby
York
Carter
Waukegan
Tippy
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Tom Duffy
Duffy
Jersey
Sussex County
New Jersey
Peter & Co
Louisville, Ky
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Eatonic
C. O. Frappie
J. B. Wess M
E. Walten PI
Chicago
Florida
U.S Government
Oyster Growers Cooperative Association
Berry’ Fintment
Dr . Beeeeans
Texas
Houston Pleating & Button Co
Kiam Bldgg
Houston, Tex
G.c.holmes
Renta Ay Erpasia
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Houston Tex
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Kodakers
Eganhous
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Optical CO
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Peden Iron & Steel CO
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W. H. Rankin, Pres
Certified Public Accountant Audits — Accounting Systems
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