Woman Suffering Told of Relief by Lydia E Pinkham
In Louisiana Missouri a woman recounts twelve years of illness with cramps monthly pains and near collapse. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for rapid improvement and urges others to seek advice from the company. A letter notes the medicine contains no narcotics and is widely endorsed by testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lydia E Pinkham
Beetoa Morr
Sis
N. 4Th Street
Lydia
Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
O. Conffdential Lynn
Wass
Not a Dry Book
A remark musing on a novel described as not dry with heroine weeping in most chapters. The speaker notes the work contains lechery and strong emotional passages, asserting it defies being labeled dull or dry.
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Acre
Easy Lead in Wusic My Boy Louis
The musician says Louis is indolent while noting his own effort to learn clarinet and marching duty. He says Louis plans to study harp so he can sit during parades without fatigue, implying the boy will follow in his feet only if required.
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Louis
Man Charged With Horse Theft After Trial
A four man, Height of Assurance, was charged with stealing a horse. After a lengthy trial the accused was acquitted, later asking the judge for a warrant against the lawyer who defended him. He claimed the lawyer took the horse because he could not pay the legal fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Agrie
Ligpincot
Prominent Wisconsin Lawyers in Court Raise Comic Interlude
In a chaotic courtroom scene in early Wisconsin, famed lawyers George Bo Smith and I Glean clashed as a babi es inject humor into remarks to the bench. Gershen Sloan interrupted with a bold plea, Seath surged up, and the court was asked to grant a writ of Babess corpus to release a detained gentleman from solitary confinement.
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Wisconsin
George Bo Smith
Amies
Gershen Sloan
Solemanty
Fragmented social bits and misheard quotes from a 19th century column
Disjointed lines show a satirical take on laziness pride and family concerns. The text mentions pushing others to reach tops and a car accident incident. It also reflects parental worry about spouses and a belief mothers think they could choose better matches for themselves or their daughters.
Varieties of Salad Shrimp and Pilgrim Creations with Vegetables
Readable text outlines several salad recipes including Shrimp Salad with celery and cucumber, Pilgrim Salad with tomatoes asparagus olives citrus dressing, Florida Salad with grapefruit celery and endive, and Komquat Salad with Kunepiats apples pears. Each uses mayonnaise or French dressing and varied vegetables.
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Florida
Resurrection and faith in Christ's power over death
The author argues Christ's resurrection proves Jesus is the Son of God and secures believers' future life. It contends death’s sting is nullified in Christ, offering hope through a universal resurrection, while urging sympathy and steady opposition to provoke moral endurance.
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Jesus
Christ
Trent
Jesus Christ
Paul
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Parker
Crist
Apostle
Adam
Joseph
Death
Satan
Century of Scramboat Invention Mocked by British Admiralty
The Lemon Opinion notes a centenary celebration of the scramboat. It cites British Admiralty skepticism toward mobile wheel steamers and cites Dr Lardmer disputing Atlantic steam travel. President Taft supports Tuberculosis day with sermons across denominations beginning October 27 and extending to the week around October 1.
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Lemon
Dr. Lardmer
Atlantic
America
Taft Io
Homer Folks
New York
National Association For the Study and
United States
Traveler inquiries about pies at western junction inn
A well dressed man arrives by train at a western state junction and questions a kittenish innkeeper about pies. The old woman lists four varieties open faced crossbar rivered up and notes his mother used to bake them in her youth.
How to Prepare Boiled Chicken with Sour Sauce
A four pound chicken pieces simmer in water with onion parsley and spices for three hours. Near the end add three tablespoons of browned sour and enough stew liquor to mix. Stir until smooth and simmer a final half hour. Serve garishly with rice and parsley sprigs.
Local School Choir Lesson and Humorous Classroom Moments
A vintage vignette recalls a school choir lesson where teachers explain voice parts treble alto tenor bass and a child humorously coins pintette. Another scene shows a man struck by snow asking about hurt and replying it does him no good in a lighthearted local column.
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Suse
Jimmy
Joe
Mushroom and Potato Bake Instructions
Slice bacon into small pieces and layer in a shallow baking dish. Add a layer of cut mushrooms, then a layer of finely mashed potatoes seasoned and topped. Repeat until the dish is filled. Dot with butter, cover, and bake half an hour in a moderate oven. Remove cover and brown the top.
Fricassee Style Roast Chicken Procedure
A chicken is cut up for fricassee and per pound of meat two tablespoonfuls of four are added with a scant half teaspoon salt and a touch of pepper. The pieces are rolled in the mixture and placed in a large bean pot with boiling water. Bake three and a half hours, covering after 10 to 15 minutes once it boils.
Boiled Cauliflower Recipe Steps
Instructions describe soaking cauliflower in cold salted water for an hour then boiling briefly. Drain and prepare a sauce from four tablespoons sifted flour and butter, add two cups of milk, season with salt and pepper, simmer ten minutes and serve.
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Sesson
Doctor's Trial Still Aiding Busy Ohio Physician
An overworked Ohio doctor recounts his recovery after adopting Grape Nuts for breakfast and supper. He cites indigestion, constipation, weight loss, and exhaustion, noting rapid, lasting improvement in both physical and mental stamina. He also mentions sharing the Head to Wellville pamphlet with patients.
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Ohio
Wellville
Recipe Sweets: Warm Cocoa Sugar Syrup
A kitchen instruction describes dissolving sugar and salt in water, adding chocolate, boiling gently, then stirring until smooth. It mentions quantities like half cup sugar and one quart water, outlining steps for a simple chocolate syrup base.
Food prep tips and a novel two-ended vehicle concept
The text covers kitchen hacks such as sealing cracked eggs with soft paper, neutralizing acidity in tomato soup, and preparing oyster milk soup with seasonings. It also describes a method for using leftover tongue in a baked dish, suggests gravy with cranberry jelly as sauce, and notes a novel two-ended streetcar machine from England that can be steered from either end.
Perwna and Katar-no SB Heremen catarrh remedies
The text compares Perwna and Katar-no SB Heremen as catarrh remedies, noting they have relieved chronic and acute catarrh in hundreds of cases. The revised Pereoa helps when constipation is present, while the original Pereoa (Katar-to) suits regular to loose bowels. The Pereoa line includes Manelin and Lactple products, with distribution hints and dealer notes.
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Pereoa
Ketanic Company
Colemius, Obi
Polly Victim of Deception and Curiosity Sagas
A humorous anecdote recounts Polly the sparrow kept by Polly Goodley family. Mary Goodley covers Polly with cloth during a sailor guest’s visit to avoid exposure. A later Wednesday call leads to a brief awkward moment. An elderly woman’s omnibus mishap adds a punchline from Youth’s Companion.
The Only Way
A fragment notes a suitor's failed wooing with a remark that the girl has a hard heart, and the speaker suggests remaining in a status quo.
Itching Burning Eczema Linked to Sprained Ankle
A Baltimore man recounts eczema development after a severe ankle sprain. He describes itching and burning with dry skin, nightly scratching, and peeling scales, worsened by swelling and adhesive discomfort. He reports no relief from prior treatment before using Cuticura products.
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Wolfe St
Baltimore
Mai
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief
Dr Caldwell markets Syrup Pepsin, a laxative herb and pepsin blend sold for 50 cents a bottle. The ad claims regular bowel activity prevents sickness and promises relief by morning with a nightly dose, offering a free trial by mailing name and address to Dr W B Caldwell, 202 West St Monticello, IL.
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W. B. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwells
W. B Caldwell
West St. Monticello
Open Air Schools Grow In Favor Across States
With the fall term, over 200 open air schools and fresh air classes for tuberculous and anaemic children and other students will operate in various US areas. Since 1907 many have been created, led by Massachusetts with four schools and Boston’s share over 80. New York 29. Ohio 21. Open air schools exist in nearly 50 cities across 19 states.
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United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Ohio
Babek malaria remedy praised by Uncle Chan Miller
Washington man Mr Chan W Miller credits Babek with saving his life during a severe bout of intermittent fever. An advertising notice urges readers to buy Babek at 50 cents from druggists or A Co Washington DC. The piece also includes ironic quips about a railroad Comet and a moral proverb.
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Babex
Chan W. Miller
Washington, D.C
Babeks
Babek
Or & Co
Weabhington
D.C
Financial Genius or Simple Trick in Ring Scheme
A conversation mocks the idea of financial genius through a jeweler engagement ring scheme. A suitor convinces a jeweler to sell at cost, then regains the ring and forces interest claims on the money, prompting talk of dubious wit and a dubious fate for a couple. The piece shifts to a joke about a man named Wilson and a death rumor, then a quip about empty bottles in a cellar.
Hard Luck Love Note and Malaria Ad
A vivid dialogue shows Dick declaring love and a witty comical reply from Tom about distance. An advertisement urges preventive malaria care with weekly OXIDENE doses to ward off chills and fever and related troubles.
Poet Robbed on Highway Passes Gift of Two Dollars
A Hillville poet recounted a recent robbery where the thief demanded a poem instead of cash. The robber returned the manuscript and offered two dollars, saying the poet needed it worse. The tale echoes from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Hillville
Atlants Constitution
Cold Blooded and Death Dealing in Chita
A fragmented report mentions Hew James Bred and Cheatham with references to fever and illness. The text discusses social events, moral questions about gambling, and a remark about a wife at fashionable bridge parties. It also notes a comparison to a medicine named OXIDINE and a claim about justice and boasting.
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Hew
James Bred
Pai Neers le
Tee
Cheatham
Opulent Box Seen Less Costly to Some Operagoers
A high priced box at the opera appears cheaper to certain patrons who view the luxury as a status symbol rather than a pure price tag. The observation notes differing perceptions of value among attendees seeking exclusive seating experiences.
At a Distance from Her Mother’s Precise Command
A snippet describes a young woman urged by her mother to keep suitors at bay. An observer recalls a man with his arm around her, while noting the woman’s distant, faraway gaze as if she remains emotionally distant. An unrelated medical line about prescribing oxidine appears, but lacks context or clear relation to the prior dialogue.
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