Testimonial by Newark nurse for Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A trained nurse Mrs Martha Pohlman of 55 Chester Avenue Newark relies on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after eight years of experience. She credits it with curing her female troubles within four months and urges others to seek its benefi t while noting professional caution against patent medicines. Endorsed as a universal remedy for a range of gynecological symptoms.
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Martha Pohlman
Chester Avenue
Newark
N. J
Blockley Training School
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicken Raising In China Shows Large Scale Poultry
A London Globe item describes Chekiang province poultry practices with a plant handling 10,000 eggs per batch and an average 5,000 chicks. Eggs not fertilized by day four are discarded to be sold cheap, per the report.
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China
Chamberlain
Chekiang
London Globe
Tomfoolery Conversation and Carving Philosophy
A paraphrase of a Sir Walter Scott quatrain on tasteful hospitality. It urges measured sharing at meals, giving guests the prime portions without excess and ensuring each person receives their due while preserving balance and restraint.
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Sir Walter Scott
New Malady Pollution of Tongue Teases The Brain
A witty Brooklyn Life quip asks about a disease and jokes a made up term tunnelitis as a cartoonish reply highlighting playful medical pun. The line contrasts expected tonsillitis with a humorous invented ailment.
Easter Bonnet Fashion Sparked By Dawn Imagery
Thea pledges the Easter bonnet to rival sunrise beauty while noting a playful touch of sparkle. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the cheerful exchange as a sign of seasonal optimism and style.
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Thea
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Fateful Message
A humorous New Yorker caption recalls a couple's telegram mishap as the wife explains her mother accompanied her, having read the husband's telegram. The exchange centers on miscommunication and family intrusion in a domestic moment.
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New Yorker
Congressman Reflects on Record in Quiet Exchange
A serious citizen asks if the lawmaker did any good for the country. The Congressman replies that he cannot claim credit for good deeds, but believes his record shows he has avoided doing damage compared with others.
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Washington Star
The Anvil Chorus Charms with Quick Quips at Dinner
A humorous exchange unfolds as Grayce Edythe jokes about a silver spoon while Gladys comments on a ladle sized aperture and Dorcas teases about table manners. The witty banter highlights playful barbs among friends.
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Grayce
Edythe
Gladys
Dorcas
Motif of Jail and Cars in Brooklyn Life
Dialogue from Brooklyn Life shows Reginald stating chauffeurs are in jail and Harold admitting giving up his automobile. The banter highlights legal pressure on drivers and a crackdown affecting transportation.
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Harold
Reginald
Yaas
Brooklyn
By Degrees. Cheshire Chauncey seeks trousers and political seat
In a humorous Puck panel Chesterfield Chauncey asks for an old pair of trousers then quips that he also desires fifty million dollars and a seat in the Senate. Mrs. Winrow offers to help with more than trousers.
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Chesterfield Chauncey
Duel Claim Sparks Barbershop Tease
A tense exchange erupts in a barbershop as a patron taunts a barber calling him poor. The foreign man in a white jacket clarifies his claim of noble blood and jokes about a duel with a razor, reported by Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Reason beds sit high at head and wagon wheels larger
A short parent child exchange from the Kansas City Times explains why a bed head is higher than the foot and why rear wagon wheels are larger than the front. The playful dialogue ends with a child thanking the parent.
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Pop
Johnny
Kansas City Times
Take My Advice On Sending Money To Bur Roughs
A brief exchange notes a mistaken belief about funds sent to Bur Roughs. The speaker admits the money was not a loan but a gift, reframing prior actions as generosity rather than payment. The Catholic Standard and Times records the remark.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Hat fashion debate ends in rushed departure
A Cleveland Leader quip has a man debating hat alignment with a poor man. The exchange ends with a hurried return home to fix a hat considered not stylish enough for the occasion.
Peruna Reformulates Health Regimen Endorsed by Swimmer Glenister
Providence RI long distance swimmer John W. Glenister praises Peruna as a tonic in a letter detailing his experiences. He notes Peruna helped him renovate a depleted system and restore vigor during extensive travels in the United States and England.
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John W. Glenister
Providence
R. I
America
England
Athletes Seek Spring Tonic Peruna for Peak Condition
Athletes recognize the need for trim bodies good digestion and steady sleep. Spring months test those with active lives and Peruna is praised as a tonic that lifts mood and prevents the “under the weather” feeling.
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Martha
Yen Ayaa Ania
Pope-Hartford
Pope -Tribune
Pope Manufacturing Co
Hartford, Conn
Bristow
Lyue
Dr. Kilne
HH. Kline, Ltd
Arch St
Puila
Hamburg
Mra. Winslow
J. W. O’brien
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Pope-Tribune
Hartford
Conn
France
Old Virginia
Bend For
Casselman & CO
Richmond
Cao As
Ae Em Ny O S Fae A At
the Anvil Chorus
Father
Burroughs
John
Cleveland
PE Ru-Na
U Waining
Pe-ru-na
J. W
Glenister
John Glenister
Michigan Whirlpool
New York
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Ohio
Tower
Custumer
A. J. Tower CO
The
Sign of the Pas
Boston
A.S. A. Rowery
Tower Canadian Co, Limited
Toronto, Canada
Mother Gray
Churee
York U.ty
Coustie
Reeding
Rees
Olmsted
le Roy
Fred C. Witten
Eim St
N. d
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N. Y
Wincet Thompson
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