Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Suffering Woman
A Columbia South Carolina woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured three years of illness after doctors offered no relief. She says the remedy helped her perform housework and she credits it with improving health during the Change of Life. The pamphlet cites a country wide canvass showing 98 of 100 purchasers benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. A. Houney
Columbia
South Carolina
Night Ride to the Upper End and Judith’s Disappearance
Bud Lee and Lee pursue Trevors’ traps as Judith vanishes for three days, fears mounting. Lee suspects a fake note to Marcia, confronts Tripp, and prepares for a dawn drive to confront Trevor while guarding Hampton and Tommy Burkitt. Dawn brings unknown peril amid cold mountain winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapton
Tommy
Lee
Hampton
Tommy Burkitt
Bud Lee
Carson
Judith
Trevors
Quinnion
Marcia
Maareta
Mareta
Ile
Tripp
Doc
Trevor
Ind
Kim
Blue Ranch Fire and Lost Love in the Mountains
Bud Lee leads Tommy Burkitt and Hampton through steep ridges near Devil's Mountain after freeing Hampton and spotting multiple fires on Blue Lake ranch. Lee hopes to rescue Judith, praying for a sign as dawn reveals smoke on the eastern peak, suggesting she may be alive and waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Lee
Tommy
Devil's Mountain
Blue Lake
Leo
Bud
Hampton
Lee
Trevors
Miss Sanford
Tommy Burkitt
Blue Lake Ranch
Carson
Judith
Tripp
Rocky Heights
Juditha
Ike
Descent into a Canyon Prison in a Harsh Nightmare
Judith endures a brutal kidnapping and captivity at a hidden cave ledge. Bayne Trevors dictates a grim plan with Mad Ruth guarding Judith and a mysterious outside lookout. Judith plots a feint of weakness to mask a future escape while deciphering Trevors scheme and the role of Hampton at Blue Lake ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayne
Trevors
Tie
Trevars
Loro
Prevors
Tim
Judith
Won
Ruth
Tudith
Ike U Cat
Bayne Trevers
Faith
Herk
Teath
Bayne Trevors
Carlson
Lee
Hampton
Blue Lake Ranch
Maddruth
Skuth
Traced Yellow Fever Mosquito Link Found in Cuba
In 1900 US Army surgeons and soldiers showed yellow fever was not contagious but transmitted between people by a specific mosquito type, Aedes aegypti, altering understanding of the disease and its tropical terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States Army
Tropics
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W. F. Young, Inc
Lyman St
Springfield
Mass
Serce
Buffide
Pierce
Thompson
Troy
Blue Ranch
By Jackson Gregory
Juller
Rayne Trevorso
Chasis
U.S. Pat
Walter Baker& Co.Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Montreal
Con
Multiple Electric Products Co., Inc
Ogden Street
Newark, New Jersey
Atlas
Consumers Fish Co
Green Bay
Wis
N. Wi
Ark
H. J. Peters
Waverly
Adcraft O
Euclid
Cloveland
Kemp's
Winslow
At All
Drugaista
Haarlem
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