Mrs L C Glover Credits Pinkham Remedy For Cure
Milwaukee Wisconsin woman testifies after years of infertility her husband bought Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says three and a half months of use brought steady improvement and within twenty two months conception, calling the home transformed and attributing the change to the remedy. The letter bears a forfeit notice claiming genuineness cannot be produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
L. C. Glover
Grove St
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Business Woman's Association
Milwaukee, Wis
Business Woman’s Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Wrong Simile in a Young Lady Case
A comic scene unfolds where a suitor kneels before an heiress, boasting of her wealth yet failing to grasp metaphor. The heiress challenges his grand claims revealing the absurdity of his argument as he is metaphorically crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messieure
A Tale of the Time of the Caesars by Malcolm Dearborn
The historical novel follows Aristarchus and Petronius in ancient Rome and the East as Christ’s birth and crucifixion shape their lives. Bethsaida and Claudia figure with Pilate’s court, while the narrative centers on faith in miracles, Roman politics, and personal upheaval. Published by G W Dillingham, New York, cloth bound 12mo, $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiberius Caesar
Christ
Aristarchus
Petronius
Augustus Caesar
Earth
Syria
Bethlehem
Augustus
Rome
Tiberius
Jesus
Bethsaida
Pilate
Chance
Aristarenus
Claudia
G. W. Dillingham Company
New York
Managing a Husband and the Subtle Campaign of Advice
A witty exchange contrasts two wives on asking their husbands for advice. The younger wife learns her husband will listen when approached with respect and certainty. The elderly matron explains that inviting his guidance usually leads to practical cooperation and mutual understanding.
Advice from a Man Echoed in a Brooklyn Eagle Quote
A dialogue highlights a woman's deference to a man and the idea that his words carry guidance. The Brooklyn Eagle framing emphasizes the value of his advice and how a woman should seek his counsel before acting.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Boston Couple Cross Arctic Circle by Auto First
Charles Glidden of Boston and his wife became the first to drive an automobile across the Arctic circle. Their 16 horsepower Coventry machine began from Liverpool on June 25 and covered 6,670 miles in 64 days through Denmark Sweden and beyond. They faced curious reactions from locals and strict Swedish and Norwegian travel stipulations as the journey extended into central Europe.
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Charles Glidden
Boston
Arctic Circle
London
Coventry
Liverpool
British Isles
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sweden
Kommis
Glidden
Norway
Kerosene Hair Treatment Reported By Woman
A woman credits kerosene from a grocer for improved hair. She applies a small amount to the roots, massaging to open pores, usually at night under a silk scarf. Odor and slickness fade by noon the next day, yet hair thickens and new short hairs appear after months of use.
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N. Y
Two Autumn Gowns From Paris in Chic Parisien Description
Description of two Parisian gowns with black cloth and blue velvet trim details. Left gown features hip yoke and pointed front, skirt encircled. Right gown shows light brown cloth with a velvet linked bolero, network embroidery and passementerie ornaments, white silk front, and elaborate sleeve and skirt trims.
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Chic Parisien
Handling Manure and Fall Poultry Advice for Farmers
A farmer’s guide covers manure handling from sheds to field spreading and soil effects. It explains tools such as four tined forks, coal shovels, and wagons, plus best practices for topdressing and composting, with notes on manure type and crop impact. It also discusses fall poultry yard work, parasite control, composting, storing vegetables for hens, and repair timing before winter.
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E. W. Jones
Unattractive Farms Reflect Community Standards
In a Texas Farm and Ranch note, critics argue that dilapidated houses, broken out-buildings, and bare yards harm a locale’s appearance and pride. They warn that such farms degrade neighborhood value and encourage collective action to censure or remove persistently neglected holdings.
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Texas Farm and Ranch
Galveston Rebuilds Strong After Devastating Storm
The Philadelphia Ledger lauds Galveston Texas for rapid reconstruction three years after the disaster. A sea wall 17 593 feet long and 17 feet high nears completion and trade has surged, placing Galveston third in U S export ports. Bank clearings reach 413 185 000 for the year ending August 31 with 53 steamship lines to foreign ports and eleven coastwise lines. Plans to raise land levels as security are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
United States
Philadelphia Ledger
Livestock Farming Promoted as Most Profitable
Prof Pamel of the Iowa experiment station argues that selling beef pork and mutton yields higher per acre and per dollar of capital than sole grain production. He notes farmers should export surplus as meat and animal products rather than crude crops, and that profitable farming centers on forage crops to feed stock.
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Pamel
Iowa Experiment Station
The Lazy Farmer Unlocks Efficiency Through Mental Labor
The piece argues that true success in farming comes from mental labor and smart, labor-saving methods. It stresses that industry alone can fail without thoughtful planning and persistent study, noting that the best results come from doing the right work at the right time with efficient techniques.
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Chardter
Missouri brings agriculture into public schools
Five thousand Missouri public school children receive basic agriculture instruction with plans to expand to all rural schools as competent teachers are found. Emphasis includes beautifying school grounds and homes, using pupil planted flowers shrubs vines and trees, with bulletins as textbooks and Missouri setting an advanced example for farm education.
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Missouri
Farrowing Timing and Shelter for Sows
Pigs should be kept in their chosen farrowing site with minimal disturbance. Knowing exact farrowing time allows protection and proper care. If movement is necessary, handle gently. restraint in a comfortable house near farrowing reduces stress.
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J. R. Jamison
Orange Judd Farmer
Farming guidance on pigs cattle and crops from Kentucky notes
The article offers livestock and farming tips including avoiding sour feed for pigs, dangers of green tobacco, careful bull handling, benefits of purchasing quality sires, small flock profitability, crop rotation and legume seed demand, light work for brood mares, and hog fattening through comfort and digestion. It emphasizes soil quality and proper care as keys to growth.
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Kentucky
Points About Pears
The pear closely relates to the apple and improves with careful cultivation. It is less hardy and should fully ripen on the tree for best flavor but is unsuitable for long transport when green picked. Ripe pears offer superior eating quality raw and when canned or preserved.
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Washington Star
HIS COLLEGE TRIUMPH
A humorous dialogue features a father debating college value with his son. The son admits weak memory of Latin Greek and math yet boasts about his college leadership past as proof of benefits. The scene emphasizes skepticism about formal education versus practical achievement.
Preserving Grapes and Sending Flowers by Mail
Instructions for making juice with sugar and bottling after cooling, plus a method to keep flowers fresh for mailing. Heat grape juice, dissolve sugar, skim, bottle, cork, wrap, and store. For mailing flowers, select and hydrate overnight, cut stems into potato holes, pack in moss in a box.
Remedy for Rheumatism Claim From Polk Ark Man
Polk Arkansas November 9 1900 report that George Hiland found a remedy he claims cures Acute Rheumatism after suffering since 1900. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with alleviating pain after first box and enabling him to work again.
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Dodd
Hiland
Peruna hailed by 75 year old Brooklyn man
Mr Jacob Fleig of 44 Sumner Avenue Brooklyn credits Peruna with his renewal of health at age seventy five. The ad explains Brights disease or catarrhal inflammation of the kidneys can be acute or chronic and urges taking Peruna at first symptoms for root relief. A free book on catarrh is offered by The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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John T. Sheahan
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Indiana Avenue
Flat Six
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Jacob Fleig
Columbus, O
Bright
Smith
Smith Medical Co
St. Louis
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