Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Health
Women share testimonials of relief during the Change of Life using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Mary Bocart of Reedville Oregon and others in New Orleans Mishawaka Alton Station Ky Deisem North Dakota report improved sleep, reduced hot flashes and dizziness, and overall well being after taking the remedy.
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Reedville
Ore
Lydid E. Pinkham
Mary Bocart
Oregon
Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gaston Blondeau
Polymnia St
New Orleans
Mishawaka
Ind
Chas
And
Mra. F. M. Thorn
Deisem
No. Dak
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to liver and digestive complaints. It claims the liver will “do its duty” nine times out of ten and promotes a gentle, firm push to relieve constipation indigestion headaches and after meal distress with a small dose at a small price. It emphasizes genuine product with a signature.
Secret of Synthetic Rubber Process Guarded From Theft
Extraordinary precautions guard the Perkin synthetic rubber process at a Rainham Essex site. Four millionaires fund $176 000 already spent. a powerful guard and four dogs protect a safe that uses superheated steam to destroy bacteria if opened. An Anglo French syndicate plans a $2.5 million patent buyout, retaining Perkin and Fernbach for 19 years. staff receive long-term bonuses.
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London
Perkin
Stuart Coats
Rainham
Essex
Corean
Divorcee to Wed Italian of Rome in a Millionaire Deal
Mrs Hulda Steel a Baltimore divorcee plans marriage to Alberto Tutino of Rome. After the ceremony she will insure her life for 50000 to the groom and provide 1600 annually for life. She is described as being worth a million.
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Baltimore
Hulda” “Justice Steel
Alberto Tutino
Rome
Supposed Dead Man Revives in Grave Ordeal
Masny, a wealthy landowner in Salicia, was pronounced dead by a veterinary surgeon after a collapse. Relatives gathered for the funeral as the coffin was lowered when faint cries emerged from the grave. He was revived and helped out, walking home in grave clothes with a borrowed coat.
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Masny
Wedding Delayed By Groom Slumber In Indiana
In Wabash Indiana a planned wedding was postponed when the groom slept through the hour due to morphine taken for illness. The ceremony was held the next morning after he awoke and regained consciousness.
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Broom
Wabash
Miss E Myers
Tor
Coyotes Tracked by Biplane Over Santa Clara Foothills
Glenn Martin's biplane swooped over the Santa Clara foothills as part of a Santa Ana Rifle Club coyote hunt. One large coyote was captured and strapped to the plane to Santa Ana. The hunt aimed for six pests but started late due to a locked gate and fog delayed ascent.
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Santa Clara
Cal
Glenn
Martin
Santa Ana Rifle Club
Santa Ana
San Joaquin
Corona del Mar
Newport Bay
Avalon
Apology at altar costly for two young men
Walla Walla reports two young men from Attalia pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and fighting at a schoolhouse during Christian services. They beat a man and forced him to publicly apologize to E. N. Harness, the victim. Each paid a twenty five dollar fine. In Marysville California a four inch strawberry circumference was shown by Spafford, who cultivates eight miles north of town with a private irrigation system.
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Nomeros
Erere
Clere Med. Co
Haverstock Rord
Hampstend
Ndon
Eng
Fougera Cent Boekman &T
New York
Walla Walla
Thompson
Ned O. Wike
Tetalia
Lewis
Attalia
E. N. Harnesa
Marysville
Cal
T-Spafford
Spafford
States Awaken to Danger in Tuberculosis Bed Provision
Nearly 4,000 extra hospital beds for consumptives were added in 29 states in the year to June 1, raisi ng total beds to over 30,000. New York leads with 8,350 beds, followed by Massachusetts 2,800 and Pennsylvania 2,700. Alabama and Georgia show the largest percentage gains, adding beds after a prior year's rise.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
New York
Fingers Painful Nails Cured By Cuticura Soap Ointment
A Washington woman describes years of painful inflamed fingers with nails peeling. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports complete cure and smooth nails. The testimonial appears in a 1912 ad with other lightweight prose.
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Seattle
Wash
Rieke Hinton
Dept. L. Boston
Heirloom Leads Drummer to Unfamiliar Diner Tale
A Pittsville drummer visits a local eatery in a strange town and learns the proprietor is unfamiliar. He realizes the owner inherited the place from his father and recalls a familiar cheese sandwich on the counter.
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Pittsburg
Present of a silver thimble surprises lovers
In a sudden moment George presents a small square box to a woman. Inside lies a silver thimble and astonishment follows as she realizes the gift may or may not fit her finger. The scene unfolds with a chill in the air and a promise of romance.
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George
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saint Peter’s gate and the dust of life tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation frames a humorous afterlife anecdote about a woman who chased dust and dirt and confronts Saint Peter. He offers her entrance and a broom and dustpan instead of a harp, remarking on the ruling passion she cannot shake.
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St. Peter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nobility of the Trades in Early Cheese Making
Ancient dairy practice described by Charles Winslow Hall in National Magazine shows farmers sharing milk on a cooperative plan. Four cattle owners with around fourteen cows share daily yields, producing cheeses with varying counts but equal quality and size overall.
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Charles Winslow Hall
National Magazine
Salt Lake City Case No 29 1912 W N Y
Legal notice from Salt Lake City identifies case number 29 1912 in state proceedings. County clerk schedules hearings and directs parties to respond by specified deadlines. Authorities warn of court action if requirements are unmet.
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Salt Lake City
Garfield Tea and Humorous Riff on Sea Level Sickness
The passage parodies remedies and quips about patience in need. It references Garfield Tea as a claimed remedy and mocks a farm area claim about altitude and seasickness with humorous dialogue. Mrs Wislow’s soothing syrup is cited as a teething aid and cure for wind colic.
Frayed Debate Over Recalling Pyllary Punishment
The fragment references revival of a penal measure named piillary as punishment for frenzied financing in stocks and bonds. It hints at debate over the method and its fit as deterrence within historical financial regulation.
No Social Tact at Club Dance
An enthusiastic member urges a dull attendee to talk to Miss Fryte, insisting he compliment her. He objects, saying she is not pretty, prompting the helper to suggest insulting other girls to apply blunt tact.
Aunt Sarah and the Worms in Macaroni
A Richmond cook named Aunt Sarah took a dish of macaroni from her mistress and gave it to her children. They proudly ate it and later were found digging in the yard, saying they were hunting for more macaroni worms.
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Sarah
Richmond
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