Bella Doll Returns to Attic After Sun Melting Misadventure
A wax faced doll named Bella Doll is passed from a devoted girl to a new owner then left in sun. The face melts, the little girl laments, and the doll is restored to the attic drawer with a vow to never be left out again. The grown woman reflects on lost doll affection and the changing nature of childhood play.
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Mlla
Bella
Bela
Bella Dell
Bella Doll
Belly Doll
China Dog
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lola and the Origins of the Name Lola in Lore
The article traces Lola as a Spanish name rooted in Germanic origins via Karl and Carlota, noting its spread from Karls across Europe to Spain. It explains Lola as a contraction of Carlotta and cites legends of its euphonious Latinate form, with Monday as a lucky day and the moonstone as Lola’s talismanic gem.
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Carmen
Juanita
Lola
Germany
Jola
Carlo Magno
Karls
Charles
Europe
Carlota
Spain
Carlotta
Savoy
Louis III
France
Fautous
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
How To Keep Well Rat Bites In Japan And Home
How to keep well describes rat bite risks and a disease called sodoku. It notes rats carry germs and bites often become infected with fever headaches and swollen glands. Treatment mentioned includes cauterizing the wound and arsphenamine injections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
The Why of Superstitions
HARVING KING O CURE explores ear rings as ancient cures for sore eyes and the evil eye linking hearing to vitality. He notes the crocodile cult in Egypt and Herodotus mention of eye related ills with a sun symbolism in gold ear rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Egypt
Sebek
Herodotus
How to Treat a Crying Baby for Wise Mothers
An advisory on infant crying emphasizes patience and love, urges excluding pain as a cause, and discusses temperament and environment. It suggests discerning willful cries from pain, using firm guidance, and prioritizing long term sleep over immediate appeasement.
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George Matthew Adams
Lead Poisoning Risks For Workers In Many Trades
The article explains lead poisoning as a common occupational disease among painters, plumbers and others who handle lead. It describes symptoms such as fatigue constipation abdominal pain a blue gum line and wrist drop. It also warns workers to wash hands avoid eating in shops and protect food from lead dust.
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Jead
Mrs Wilhelmy Saved by Friend in St Paul
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul Minnesota credits a friend's recommendation of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after months of fatigue fainting spells and weight loss following her last childbirth She reports better sleep appetite and strength and invites others to write for help as she did
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Huntington
West Va
Vr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Katherine Keeler
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Scientific American
Uskide Ethe Wonder
United States Rubber Company
Cage
Theo Kenton Baking Powder Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
HY Xin
BOS
Leeks Eis Cpoexe
EAE
CBE
LISD
Mary Pickford
Toronto
Canada
Miss Pickford
Mildred Marshall
Main
Spirin
Say ‘Bayer Aspirin
Avntirin
Deser Manufaviate
Ciurster
Saheyliach
Hero
Carl
Karl
David
Neclure Newpeagyet Syndicate
Swe JD
Frederick R. Green
Health
Western Newspaper Union
Harving
Andrew F. Currier, M. D
John Kendrick Bangs
Mrs. Wilhelmy
America
S. 8
Bridg
Atlanta
All Good Drug
Rene Best' Ao
Constantine
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