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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
7
Mrs O Donnell writes of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding women’s ailments from menstrual troubles to ovarian inflammation. The letter lauds the remedy, urges others to seek advice, and invites women to write Lynn Mass for guidance.
A reward offer asserts a testimonial may be verbatim or published without the writer's prior permission. The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn, Wisconsin, deposits with National City Bank of Ly to pay anyone proving the testimony not genuine or published before approval.
The Kansas Agricultural College forms one chair of dairy husbandry, led by Professor D. H. Otis, a Kansas native and KCAC alum. Otis, born on a dairy farm, graduated in 1892, earned a 1897 master’s, and rose to professor in 1901. He oversees dairy science with focus on cow and calf care, feeding trials, milk yield, and butter quality.
A wide array of sandwich fillings and bread tips appear alongside notes on rice culture in Southwest Louisiana and Southeast Texas. The piece discusses bread choices, fillings from ham to cheese to seafood, and methods like using crumbled bread for cleaning. It also mentions bread crumbs for cleaning, charcoal as fuel, and fashion guidance on white attire with color contrasts for different complexions.
A collage of home kitchen recipes including Hongroise Potatoes and Royal Soup with chicken, coconut pie, Nice Pudding, Hot Potato Salad, and Canadian butternut cream candy. The text describes methods, ingredients like butter, milk, eggs, flour, bread crumbs, and spiced flavorings, plus a German pancake and guidance on sandwich bread from potato water sponge, reflecting an old newspaper food column.
A historical note on visiting cards in Sweden shows how professions appear on cards with titles and the practice of using maiden names for married women. A Chinese manuscript from Paris illustrates early anesthesia practices, depicting a surgeon administering a sedative before a surgical procedure. The Bank of England estimates global gold coin in circulation at about 50 tons.
A health ad from Somerton Ya promotes Vager’s Sarsaparilla with celery for indigestion, loss of appetite, and nervous fatigue. It touts relief after a month of symptoms and claims the tonic purifies the blood and aids various ailments, urging readers to buy from druggists.
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