How Mrs Weaver Was Helped
Mrs Weaver says she never was very strong yet after three to four weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she felt a great difference. She slept well and gained strength to care for three children and do light work. She tells friends about the medicine and invites letters from women asking about it. Thousands of women with similar troubles have improved their health with the compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Weaver
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Little Financial Gain From Immortal Works
William Shakespeare rose from poverty to relative wealth mainly through earnings from shares in the Globe and Blackfriars theaters rather than pure playwriting. His shares earned about 1500 dollars a year, with additional court fees and acting incomes, while tax arrears in 1596 show financial strain and ongoing debt duties.
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William Shakespeare
Globe and Blackfriars
Shoreditch
Southwark
Esperantist Money Spesmile Private Dutch Issue
The Pathfinder Magazine describes the spesmile as a 50 cent banknote issued by the Bank of the Dutch Esperanto Association in Laren. It serves as private tender to simplify payments between Esperantists for subscriptions.
Wilma Praises Counter Clerk For Tobacco Rule Adherence
The Flatterer notes Wilma praising a tobacco counter clerk who said he would not sell cigarettes to minors, while Nelie questions the claim. The pair discuss the clerk's stance and whether the policy is observed.
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Wilma
Nelie
Gossip as a Dangers of Gossiping
The fragment warns that gossip, though not malicious by intent, can be a risky pastime provoking mischief and hurtful outcomes within social circles. It emphasizes caution and responsible communication to avoid harm.
Missouri moves to honor Gen William Ashley with grave site memorial
Plans in Missouri gain momentum to locate the unmarked grave of Gen William Henry Ashley at a confluence in Cooper County and erect a national memorial. Ashley, a fur trader explorer and early Missouri leader, helped spark the Rocky Mountain fur trade and overland routes to California.
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Missouri
William Henry Ashley
Ashley
Lamine
Cooper County
Edgar Nelson
Boonville
Boonville D. A. QR
Powhattan
Missouri Territory
Upper
Louisiana
Cape Girardeau
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
Potosi
St. Louis
Old
Bank of
Spencer Pettis
Maj
Thomas Biddle
Singland
France
North American
trans-Mississippi
Lewis and Clark
Manuel Lisa
Andrew Henry
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Republican
Missouri River
Washington
William H. Ashley
Ashley-Henry Company
The
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
James Bridges
Etienne Provot
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Milton Sublette
William L. Sublette
James Beckwourth
Edward Rose
Louis Vasquez
Jedediah S. Smith
David E. Jackson
Hugh Glass
Frederic Remington
John G. Nethardt
Three Forks
Montana
Rockies
Columbia River
Henry
Yellowstone River
Hamlet
Dane
Neibardt
Pacific Coast
Harrison Clifford Dale
University of Wyoming
Ashley-Smith
Pacific
South Platte
Colorado
Continental Divide
Green River
Great Salt Lake
California
Interior Basin
Jedediah Strong Smith
Utah
Nevada
Sierras
San Gabriel
San Diego
Stanislaus River
Fur Company
Rocky Mountains
Chouteau
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Congress
Lamine Rivers
Capt
Hiram Chittenden
Far West
Dale
J.‘ Cecil Alter
James Bridger
Nelhardt
Paul Revere Home Turned Into Shrine in North Square
The Paul Revere house in North Square, Boston, built 1650 to 1680 and owned by the Paul Revere Memorial Association, has been restored to its original condition and opened to the public. The article notes the kitchen’s paneled walls, candlesticks, and a teddy warmer made by Revere, and remarks on Longfellow’s poem aiding enduring recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
North Square
Goston
Mass
Bar Children From Seeing Stimulating Motion Pictures
French psychiatrist Doctor Toulouse warns films excite the body and mind. A Japanese health committee echoes the claim that children endure fatigue after minutes of movie watching, especially with musical accompaniment, and urges no children under thirteen attend the cinema.
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Toulouse
Dan
Pictured Rocks Named For Their Striking Sandstone Cliffs
A line of sandstone cliffs rising 300 feet above Lake Superior runs about five miles along the shore about 45 miles east of Marquette. The formation is designated as Pictured Rocks.
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Lake Superior
Marquette
Art in America divides into poets saxophonists and filmmakers
Genevieve Taggart in the Century notes three main divisions in art: poetry, saxophone, and cinema. The statement frames a cultural spectrum and suggests the trio of paths artists pursue in modern America.
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Art
America
Genevieve Taggart
If It Could Be Harnessed The Winds Of The World
The piece argues that wind energy could power all U.S. factories for over 400 years if fully captured. It outlines vast potential and the promise of wind power as a major energy source.
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United States
The Minute Man Poem Echoes Spring and Duty
The verse celebrates a plowboy turned soldier, a Minute Man, answering call to defend liberty as nature awakens. It contrasts spring abundance with warlike readiness, promising freedom and victory over tyranny through patriotic service. The speaker blesses collective effort and timely courage in defense of right.
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Bluebird
Fourth of July Call for Self Examination of American Ideals
The article urges the nation to mark Independence Day as a time for self scrutiny rather than celebration. It argues to examine whether people have lived up to the founders' ideals and are now seeking practical realization of those principles.
Precious Records Lost in Revolution Era Military
It is estimated that 895,858 men enrolled in the Continental army and Colonial militia, but many military records from that period were lost leaving incomplete information about service and enlistment.
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Continental Army
Colonial Militia
Ringing of Liberty Bell by Andrew McNair Celebrates Independence
Andrew McNair is credited with ringing the Liberty Bell to mark the celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The event commemorates the birth of American nationhood and the ringing symbolized liberty for colonists.
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Andrew McNair
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Robert Newman
Pulling
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Stevere
Dathtinder Magacine
Art In America
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Isaac Bassett Choate
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