Woman reports health boost from Lydia E Pinkham's Vege able Compound
Pittsburgh reader Mrs Erna Reremagos says eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her appetite and energy after weight loss and fatigue. She notes how the medicine helped and offers to answer letters about the remedy.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Erna Reremagos
Mhartiuqua St. N
Pittsburgh, Pa
Santa Claus Dog Boy of the North Sees Toy Trip Begin
In a children story narrated by Daddy a dog named Boy of the North senses Santa Claus preparing for his yearly journey. Reindeer bells ring as Santa loads a sleigh with toys and letters from children. the dog tidies Santa’s slippers and wrapper and hopes for his return, then naps contentedly by the fire.
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Western Newspaper Union
Political Problem if a cat has nine Ilves
A playful riddle ponders how many Ilves a lame duck would have, blending politics with a cat’s nine lives and a nod to the famed hockey team in a whimsical Women’s Home Companion style.
Leisure and work balance for mothers across farms and towns
A mid century valued reflection on mothers facing leisure scarcity, urging shared child care to ease burden. It cites farm families and rural toil, argues for practical home conveniences and timely breaks, and notes a communal ethic for rest and renewed strength.
Hemlines Dip to the Back in 1920s Fashion Trends
Julia Bottomley reports from 1920 Western Newspaper Value about latest Parisian influence with black ensembles and fur trim. Hemlines retreat to the back in day frocks and coats, emphasizing wraparound effects and diagonal openings. Black lynx fur and glossy broadcloth feature prominently in coats and accessories.
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Pow Jries
Dulia Bottomley
Valen
Velvet Mode Dominates Fashion From Flares To Velvet Furs
A Western Union fashion note by Julia Bottomley surveys how the present season shifts from flapper chic to formal elegance, stressing velvet and fur as the core. It highlights brown chiffon velvet gowns, side shirring, lingerie collars, shell hats, and luxurious footwear, with Paris examples of velvet ensembles and color contrasts.
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Paris
Solomon's Proverb Mirth in Local Notes
Obhlo State Journal quotes a biblical line about a jewel of gold in a swine's snout and comments on a fair woman in the neighborhood who makes the proverb seem less unattractive, reflecting a wry local aside.
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Old Solomon
Obhlo State Journal
Word to the Wise on Boric Acid Uses
In a pint mason jar boric acid solution should be kept in every medicine closet. Boric acid acts as a mild antiseptic and can aid healing when poured over cuts. A compress dipped in hot boric acid proves a valuable aid for wounds.
Grandpa finds purpose in country plans after retirement
Cap'n Jimmy, a railroad man aged twelve and too old for the job, faces a life of loneliness after losing work. Elizabeth Wheeler longs to marry and asks him to help with farm life and a planned country home. He accepts with a mix of pride and relief, signaling a hopeful, if bittersweet, family future.
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Ellaabeth
MaceNichole
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Elghteen
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Ad Claims Fast Relief
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick acting antacid that neutralizes excess acidity causing digestive discomfort. It promises instant relief from gas and sourness, claims the product sweetens the system, and notes it is suitable for children, available at any drug store.
Philips of Magnesia Defined What Do They Mean by Police Frisking
In a concise column Philips of Magnesia questions the phrase police frisking a suspect and playfully notes the lack of a clear standard or definition, prompting readers to ponder legal and practical implications.
World population rises at five Eighths of one percent
Doctor Kuczuski of the Florris Foundation Institute estimates current world population grows at a rate of five eighths of one percent annually.
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Kuczuski
Florris Foundation Institute
California Fig Syrup Promoted by Mother Endorsed by Doctor
A health ad extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy for infant stomach and bowel issues. It claims to regulate digestion, restore energy, and support vitality, citing a Omaha mother testimonial about its effectiveness for her baby John. The ad stresses a genuine article with California on the carton and notes millions of bottles sold annually.
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Joseph W. Til
Deetfors Ave
Omaha
Nebraska
John
Clifornia
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