Help For Girls Who Work Lydia E. Pinkham Ad
Tyrone Pennsylvania woman describes relief from nervous weakness and left side pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts improved health and renewed energy, endorsing the product as effective and reliable.
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Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. M. Lopic
R.F.D. No
Box 40
Suchina
Lydia Bukham
Women Dye Faded Clothes New Again
An advertisement offers dyeing and tinting services for worn garments or drapery. It promotes restoring faded fabrics with professional coloring to refresh wardrobes and home textiles.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color for Any Item
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes at 15 cents per package with simple directions that enable anyone to dye or tint faded fabrics, suggesting buyers can choose any color at the drug store.
Repeatedly Protested Mabel Asked About Kiss
Repeated denials followed by questions about the kiss as Mabel and Sable discuss objections raised during the incident. Both names appear amid the exchange describing repeated protest.
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Mabel
Sable
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A drugstore ad guarantees Pape's Cold Compound will break up a cold and end grippe misery in a few hours with the first dose. The safe pleasant tablets relieve stuffiness pain feverishness and congestion and cost only a few cents supposedly replacing quinine.
Crops Marketed Earlier Than Others Across Five Year Window
USDA study shows wheat and barley largely sold in early harvest period while oats corn and flaxseed peak in different months. Over 1917-1922, 62.1 percent of wheat marketings occur in July to October, oats 40.8 percent in the same months, and corn 47.2 percent during December to March. flaxseed peaks September to November with 59.2 percent sold in those months.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Way to Progress By Using Better Animals
New York dairymen report that herd improvement hinges on careful sire selection and matching dairy aims. The Ithaca State College of Agriculture backs the rule like produces like and stresses evaluating pedigree, individuality, and conformation for quality offspring. Unproven young bulls offer cost advantage but seek dams and ancestors with proven producing power.
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New York
State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Poor Lubrication Shortens Tractor Life
After 85 hours of load, 6 percent of lubricating oil becomes kerosene forced past pistons. Diluted oil loses lubrication, causing rapid wear. crankcase should be drained every 3 to 4 days, then refilled with fresh oil. Old oil has use in hog and poultry houses.
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J. C. Wooley
Missouri
Thanksgiving Gratitude Emphasized as Guiding Light
A reflective essay extols saying thanks as a moral virtue and social glue. It links gratitude to self restraint, friendship, and leadership, praises adversity as teacher, and urges thrift and industriousness, faith, and service as core Thanksgiving themes. It ends with a recipe for baked apples with butter, sugar, raisins, coconut marshmallows, and optional hickory nuts.
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Lfe
Early Spring Onions From Winter Beds
The article discusses satisfying the hunger for early onions in spring using winter onions or perennial onions, including Egyptian onions. It suggests planting five or six pounds of sets in a tucked away garden corner to establish a permanent bed that provides early onions well before spring sets or onions from seeds are ready.
Forgetters Watch Tale From The Office Door
A playful tale about a man who leaves his watch at home to test if he has time to return. Another story follows a man who posts a card claiming he will return at 8 o clock, then reads it on the door and waits on the stairs until 8.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington Happenings and Military Promotions
President Coolidge says extension of German relief must wait for Congress. The ICC declines to study overall railroad rates, sending identical notices to shipper and producer groups. Coolidge approves promotions for several generals and staff officers, including Gordon Hay Bandholtz Symmonds and Upton. Harding ends the sale of veterans bureau depot materials at Perryville, Md., per senate inquiry.
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Germany
President Coolidge
Congress
Weeks
Walter H. Gordon
Fort Benning
Wm. H. Hay
la Jolla
Cala
Harry H. Bandholtz
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
Perryville
Senate
Texas and national updates in October receipts and trials
October receipts at the Houston postoffice reached 135 855.95 dollars, up 1.54 percent from 1922 and tying Springfield Mass for eighteenth among 50 cities. Dallas rose about 7 percent while Fort Worth fell about 37 percent. Governor Walton failed to block impeachment proceedings. Judge Cotteral denied a restraining order in the Oklahoma case. The Tenth District Advertising Clubs closed its annual Corsicana meeting with Dale Rogers elected district president. A National Industrial Conference board report says about 100 000 southern blacks moved north this year for industrial work. Twenty seven men died in a Glen Rogers mine explosion near Beckley W Virginia.
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Houston
Texas
Springfield
Mass
Dallas
Fort Worth
J. C. Walton
John H. Cotteral
United States District Court
Lawton
Okla
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Corsicana
Galveston
Dale Rogers
Ed W. Bateman
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
Bulgarian apology act as soldiers march to the Yugoslav legation
Bulgaria executed part of its apology program by sending a company of soldiers to the Yugoslav legation gate. The Bulgarian flag flew as the regimental band played the Yugoslav anthem and troops saluted the Yugoslav flag.
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Jugo-Slavia
Krastich
Winner in Argument Courtroom Metaphor Wordplay
A saying contrasts a man’s words with a woman’s tears, suggesting the emotional appeal may sway judgment in disputes. The aphorism frames argument as a contest where feeling overrules logic, implying gendered dynamics in persuasion.
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Quick Thick Luxuriant Hair
An old advertisement extols Danderine a five cent hair tonic to revive lifeless neglected hair promising gleaming mass with gloss and life after a genuine scalp toning. It claims relief from falling hair itching scalp and dandruff and notes quick invigoration for thin dry or fading hair. The ad also mentions Cuticura products for sore hands and a lightweight plant advice closing with a quip about flowers and mice.
Faithful exchange quoted by a judge on medical advice
A judge quotes a humorous exchange between a patient and a doctor about medicine and ankle pain. The dialogue hints at confidence in the doctor’s ability to treat illness despite skeptical remarks.
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