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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

3

Change of Life Woman's Trial

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Emma Culver of Metropolis Illinois for easing eight months of illness during menopause. She reports rapid improvement, regained strength, improved ability to perform housework and walk several miles, with other neighbors benefiting as well. Nervousness irritability heat flashes headache and dizziness relieved by the medicine.

Mateopeis Illinois Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Smith Emma Culver 7Th St Metropolis Hainois

Couldnt Be Done Theatres and the law in Italy

A quip about Italian theatre advertising jokes that in Italy a performance must meet claims with legal force. The speaker doubts such strictness exists elsewhere and notes skepticism about justice and human nature. The piece also touts Dead Shot Dr Peerys Vermifuge as a real medicine for worms.

Italy

Gossip Frets Toads as Love Blossoms in Spring Time

Master American Toad and Miss Toad scold gossip about toads while planning a future together. They urge truth over rumor, noting no warts come from toads and expressing hope that accusations fade. Pickering Frogs nearby sing unseen in a woodland stream.

Hop-Toad Mttle Mittle American Toad Miss Toad Master Toad Fowler Toad Toad

Made Cannibals Run Thriller Line

A terse brag about a stunt where the speaker claims to have caused sixty cannibals to run. He pauses for reaction and describes the method as They ran and they followed.

Johnny Corrects Geography Query

A brief note shows a user asking which city is the capital of Alaska with an answer reference. The exchange centers on location knowledge and correction.

Johnnny Johny Alaska Johnnys Teosber

Great Indian Chief Red Cloud Defies U S Fort Plans

Elmo Scott Watson chronicles Red Cloud Makpiyra Luts Ogallala Sioux leader who halted U S forts on the Bozeman trail. He warned war, killed 81 soldiers at Fort Phil Kearney, then forced evacuation of garrisons and upheld a treaty peace at the end of his life on December 10 1900.

America United States Red Cloud Makpiyra Luts Bozeman Trail Montana HH. B. Carrington Wyoming Red Cloyd Ogallala Fetterman Fort Phil Kearney

Name of Old Man Afraid of His Horses Features in Sioux History

The article recounts the meaning and origins of the name Old Man Afraid of His Horses among the Ogallala Sioux. It explains literal mistranslations, the true meaning He Whose Horse They Fear, and notes his leadership until 1875 and his son Young Man Afraid of His Horses. A Ghost Dance era anecdote involves a Washington reporter and an interpreter.

Callilus Wis Ogadala Young-Man Washington Young-Man- Afraid Young-Mar-Afraid

Napoleon’s Silver Fronted Dish and Exile History

An article fragment recounts Napoleon Bonaparte’s famed silver conch set ordered by Bourhonne and its journey to heirs, touching on his exile to Elba and later St Helena. It includes dated references to the Hundred Days and notes a South American transfer through Bourgeron heirs. The piece then shifts to harsh social scenes and a dime-novel style interrogation.

Precus New York Baek Napoleon Tetbac St Helena Touts Avi Ssucc Osser Biennais North America

The Hi veree ring and the new divorcee symbol

A historical note describes the Hi veree ring adopted by divorced women. The ring uses gold or platinum with a broken Cupid motif and a jewel signifying each divorce. Subsequent marriages may add further jewels to mark additional divorces.

Lund Ter Wentitis Damier Coe

Our Political Sandows

A Boston Transcript quote exchange compares two political figures as adepts at using the steam roller over the heads of the people. The dialogue frames a debate on power and public will in a brisk, opinionated tone.

Boston Transcript

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