Woman to Woman Women seek care from Mrs Pinkham for female ailments
Women seek medical help from Mrs Pinkham for what is described as female diseases. Doctors are willing but not always understood by women. When symptoms arise women use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and write to Mrs Pinkham for advice, with many letters answered carefully daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pink Lynn
Mass
Cali- Kenta Pig Burop Co
Ital
Cos
Bae
Seetland
Glove and fashion notes amid summer styles and travel offers
Fashion tips highlight cream and deerskin gloves with black spots and black and white veils. Royal blueprints favor crescent shaped adornments for hats. Travel deals via Louisville & Nashville offer half rate excursions on select Tuesdays until October. A testimonial praises Dr Kay's Heno-vator as a cure for digestive discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
C. P. Atmore
Louisville, Ky
Geo. B. Horner
D. P.A
St. Louis
Grave of a Hero. Crawford Monument Observed Near Wyandot Homeland
The one hundredth fourteenth anniversary of Col. Crawford's death at the stake was marked near the memorial site eight miles north of the city. The Wyandot Pioneers Association hosted the event near Tympehtee Creek, recalling Crawford's defense of settlers and his friendship with George Washington. The narrative recalls Crawford born 1732 in Berkeley County West Virginia, his surveying with Washington, and the 1782 western militia council at Fort Pitt planning defense.
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Upper
Sandusky Leiter
Crawford
Wyandot Pioneers’ Association
Tympehtee Creek
Sandusky River
Colonel Crawford
Washington
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Berkley County
West Virginia
William Irvine
Western Military Department
Fort Pitt
Westmoreland
Pittsburg
Pitt
McIntosh
Wington County
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
Ohio County
David Williamson
Bicycle drowning in Wales claims fisherman Conway
A bicycle drowning accident occurred in Wales. Fisherman Conway rode to lay his nets at low water but failed to outrun the incoming tide. His bicycle was found at low tide between two sand banks, the sole mark of his fate as his body was swept out to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Conway
The Bicycle Jam Sparks Town Talk Amid Street Crossing
A fragmentary exchange about a bicycle race hints at public interest in cycling as a healthful activity. Residents discuss cross street routines and the novelty of a bike event, reflecting everyday urban life.
Pink Pills for Pale People praised by cabinet maker
A Ottumwa cabinet maker Mr Jon A Bliley credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for curing three year stomach trouble. He describes severe indigestion and relief after using the pills, and urges others to try the remedy. The notice also includes a pasted ad mix about education and various products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ottumwa
Jon A. Bliley
Second Street
Dr. Williams
Mr. Bliley
Friend
Miranda
Rae
Arenes
Rene Eer
Wena
Es Scheer
Petra Eters
Seeeeneanaes
Rene
Sas
Bexinessage
Med. Co. Be'ienectady
N.Y
Oldtimers Reflect On Baseball's Changes In Detroit
A Detroit Free Press feature recalls the bygone era of baseball with a veteran’s tale of a mighty hit at New Castle Pa. and the crowd’s roar as the ball crossed the river. The piece contrasts then and now, with vivid images of nine men, live balls, and the riverbank grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Diamond
New Castle
Charley Bennett
Bennett
Judkin
Exotic drinks from history and many cultures
The piece surveys historic and exotic beverages, noting Tartars and Mongols drinking horse blood, a Chinese lamb milk and rice paste ferment, Laplanders with smoked snow water, Tonquinese arrack with chicken blood, and absinthe as France’s national spirit said to be a strong, harmful poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Polo
Carpini
China
France
Two Kinds of Courtesy on Fifth Avenue in New York
A vivid New York scene contrasts a pristine man in Fifth Avenue with a refined woman from the city. He wears coarse clothes and smokes Russia-origin cigarettes while casually smoking a cigarette and conservatively removing his hat. An old woman asks directions to Canal Street and he hides a dirty pipe as he speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
Russia
Bleecker Street
Canal Street
New York Journal
Aged Mrs. McGrath Sings Canary Through Years of Age
Mrs L A McGrath of South Wood Stock Vermont owns a 21 year old singing canary. Though infirm from age it cannot reach its perch yet sits on the cage floor and pours out clear sweet songs from morning until night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. McGrath
South Woodstock
Remarkable Man West Woodstock's Honest Horse Dealer
In West Woodstock VI a horse dealer known as the Remarkable Man has owned 425 horses and never told a lie about a horse. A man who did business with him recently rewarded this honesty with a batchet as a token of respect and admiration.
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West Woodstock
Maple Sugar Cake From 40 Years Ago Beckons Hampden
Mr. C. 8. Gray of Hampden Geauga county Ohio has a spring 185¢ maple sugar cake aged forty years. The cake remains sweet and good, a note of local curiosity preserved in the maple sugar tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Gray
Hampden
Geauga County
Ohio
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Mer Airy Fanci
Lord Baco
Mra. Ayer
Richford
B. J. Kay
Medical Co
Omia
Pioneers OF
Col. Crawford
Wyandot County
Academy of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph
St. Joseph, Mo
England
Mulgan
Plumstead
Kent
London
New Yonk
Witehbers
South America
Pesta
Galabores
Lark Cone Haven, OF
Iver
Ms Windiy Ment
Ayer
Abe
North Pole
The
New York Telegram
Telegram
Standard OF the World
America
Columbia
Pope Mfg. Co. Hartlees, Conn
Arkansas
E. V. M. Powell
Spencerm Aan
Doone County
Hank
Mareton, Ark
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