Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman in Chicago
Mrs. Mary Enrico of Chicago says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her serious health trouble after doctors suggested surgery. The sewing machine operator with one child left work due to pain and recommends the remedy to other women for ailments common to mothers supporting families.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia & Pinkham
Wall
Tama
Lydia Pinkham
Mary Enrico
Carpenter St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Enrico
Lydia L. Pinkham
Undefined terms stir debate on Nar identity
A garbled query raises questions about Smith and Nar status, mentioning Pablo Pan-Wyl and a Pd call about a film described as a twee stage smplifier. The fragment lacks clear context or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaicker
Smith
Pablo Pan—-Wyl
Diamond Dyes promise simple home color for faded items
Diamond Dyes claim easy directions suit wool silk linen cotton or rived fabrics and vow no streaking or running. The ad promises rich colors for baby coats skirts curtains and worn garments while noting a drugstore source and a guarantee of perfect home dyeing.
Bull Rampage Then Vanishes After Baltimore Breakage
A runaway bull rampaged through Southwest Baltimore homes chasing by a crowd. It smashed a back door and gas stove at Lewis Nash’s house, wrecked rooms, and toppled furniture before vanishing into the street amid pursuers.
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Baltimore
Lewis A. Nash
Man Predicts Death Then Dies in Factory Fire
Arthur Van Ohlen twenty five of Birth Derry and another man were burned by steam and suffocated beneath boilers at the Continental Paper Company plant in Bogota Now. Van Ohlen had warned his sister at a party the night before saying kiss me sister I will be dead tomorrow.
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New York
Arthur van Ohlen
Derry
Continental Paper Company
Bogota
van Ohten
Helen
van Ohlen
van Oblen
Owl Steals Henhouse Keys in State Hospital Tale
A hooting owl at the State Hospital for the Insane took the keys to the henhouse and to the automobile ignition switch of poultry yard superintendent A. T. Zinser. He hurled a heavy key bunch, but the owl vanished after dropping the keys into the grass and flying away.
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Oregon State Hospital For the Insane
Sanom
Ora
State Hospital
Tnsane
A. TD. Zinser
Poultry Yards
Zinser
House Sinks Down Hill in Wenatchee Hill Slide
George A. Hnauber of Peshastin and his family awoke to find their house and surrounding land sliding downhill toward a high embankment. The family escaped before the structure slid 150 feet into an irrigation ditch, preventing a plunge over the embankment.
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Wenatchee, Wash
George A. Hnauber
Peshastin
Invisible Eye Whips Woman in Fort Worth Mob Action
Mrs. LC Tatum of Stop Six Dallas says she was seized by a man and four women in a car driven to a riverbank where she was handcuffed and whipped with a sash by a four‑woman group calling themselves a Ladies Invisible Eye committee. They claimed she had ruined her daughter Naomi, fourteen, and warned Dallas women would act. The battered victim, 36, was later returned to her home amid claims of mistreatment and fear.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Trinity River
LC. Tatum
Stop Six
Dallas
Naomi Tatum
Tarrant County
Tatum
Ime
Believe
Indian Lodge Tales The Navajo Sun Belief and Home Direction
Ford C. Frick recounts a Navajo origin tale in which the Father Sun brightens the world, aids crops, and sends a lesser god to assure protection. After a ten day council the people pray, the sun moves back, and life returns to happiness. Navajo homes in villages face east to greet the sun each morning.
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Kinny
Father Sun
Arizona
New Mexico
The Clever Fly Outwits Insects in Ink
A housefly is described as the cleverest insect surpassing ants and bees. A recent world wide authority claims it can think 100 times faster than a man.
Scraps and Jokes From a Early 20th Century Page
A collage of humorous vignettes and schoolroom mishaps. A boy misstates his name to a master while a father admonishes. a quip about buying glasses for an old eye tooth. light sketches about remedies, fame at a banquet, and a college degree joke.
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Tom
Jack
Thomas
Jackass
Robert
the Christian Evangelist
St. Louis
Three-Legged Chair Sought by Customer in Corner Fit
A dialogue from a furniture dealer shows a customer seeking a three legged chair for a corner spot. The dealer jokes about sawing one leg off to fit the request.
Inflated Value in Museum Stars Collectors Question
A collection of stuffed animals in a museum is described as worth thousands of dollars. The article questions the value and asks what the animals are stuffed with, highlighting curiosity about the material and authenticity.
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Jack
Flo
One on Trial Motivates Local Wake Talk
Unclear text hints at a trial period and a wake with fellow residents. Mentions Mrs UWirem Olsen and a prospective cook role arising from social discussion. No clear date, place, or outcomes given.
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Uwirem-Olsen
Yes and No in Society Gossip
In a sharp exchange, Mr. Multirox quips that young Mr. Everbroke is shy about money but outspoken in pursuing romantic aims, while his wife notes the same traits in him, highlighting social maneuvering and flirtatious wit.
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Mr. Everbroke
Mr. Multirox
Cash
Original Touch and Film Exhibit Prompt Question
A London Punch item notes a private film exhibition with a quoted remark about being an old fool and unique pride. It also mentions an exchange about showing a film of a souk and an exchange between Magmiate and a viewer regarding the plot.
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Souk
London Punch
Brief Acquaintance Stirs Old Ties at Dinner
A dialogue reveals lingering echoes of a past marriage. A woman notes a man staring, and another guest remarks the man was once her husband, provoking a quiet reaction as recognition unsettles the room. The scene hinges on memory, perception, and subtle jealousy.
Dresay and She discuss Palm Beach garden Eden setting
In a quick exchange they compare Palm Beach to a Garden of Eden. Dresay and She note the place as dressy and lovely, with light chatter about atmosphere and attire.
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Dresay
Palm Beach
Garden of Eden
Meadow Creek Woman Praises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Mrs Lula Bleau of Meadow Creek West Virginia endorses Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription after four bottles improved her functional disturbances. She claims it cured feminine ailments and urges others to obtain tablets or liquid form from a local druggist and contact the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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Meadow Creek
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Lula Bleau
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Bear's Emulsion Promises Quick Cold Relief
Advertisement touts Bear's Emulsion as a strong remedy for colds and coughs and a tonic to restore strength. It claims to break up long lasting colds and to aid weight gain, with a price of $1.25 per bottle available from druggists or the manufacturer.
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Bear
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Peery
Dean
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Posey
Fi Wolfe St
Alexandria
Doan
Shi Foster-Milburn CO
Ghreel
Hessig Ellis
Bull
Tie
Gaul
Minny
Dante
Tall
Hit
Anton
Owl
Capture
Ford C. Frick
Clarence
Ilelen
Bula Bleau
John D. Bear CO
Clearbrook
Nujol
Gude
SPOHN
Pohn Medical CO
Goshen
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