Virginia Woman Credits Pinkham Compound For Nervous Prostration
Mrs J Christman of 193 Oak Street Binghamton New York reports a year of nervous gloom and inability to work worsened until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial promotes the product as a standard remedy for female ills including nervous prostration and related symptoms.
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Binghamton, N
Lydia E. Pinkam
Lydia FL
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Sorrow Clothes in a Clothespin Tale
Mary Eien describes a clothespin as wearing sorrow clothes after finishing a black dress for Talloween. She says the clothespin “has lost her husband” and now wears mourning attire in this quirky piece.
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Mary Eien
Talloween
Green's August Flower Ad Aimed at Digestive Ailments
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative and sovereign remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia constipation and related intestinal troubles. It claims wide usage across the civilized world for over fifty years and urges purchase from druggists and dealers. Also includes a brief humorous dialog tag about a marriage proposal.
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Green
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promotes Scented Personal Care
Public notice advertises Cuticura Trio soap ointment and talcum 25 cents each, claiming exquisite fragrance for face skin hair and dusting powder. Includes slogan urging readers to stock back bone for themselves and ham bone for the family.
Boom Ends as Conward Elden Deal Collapses in Public Trust
Irene Hardy and Mrs. Hardy push a risky real estate purchase backed by Conward & Elden. Dave Elden rescinds a misused agreement, exposing a crash in a boom era. Conward seeks a clean close while warning of taxes and unsettled debts.
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Conward
Irene
Dave Elden
Irene Hardy
Bert Morrison
Dave
Mr. Elden
Andrew
Nother
Elden
Mrs. Hardy
Conward & Elden
Miss Hardy
Reenie
Tother
Hardys
Widen
Lincoln convention notes on revenue and taxation changes
The Nebraska Constitutional Convention, during recess, received Proposal No. 163 by committee chair Tincoln M. Trodard. It rewrites taxation to allow uniform class-based taxes on property and incomes, with graduated fuel taxes, while pending legal cases delay enforcement and future court rulings loom over referendum actions and salary raises for district judges. Bryan to speak next Monday. debate continues on workers' compensation rights versus employer-provided benefits.
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Tincoln
M. Trodard
Cattle Feed Tested From Para Rubber Seed Residue
Experiments in Singapore show a feeding cake for cattle and other stock made from para rubber seed residue after oil extraction. The cake may compare favorably with unseeded oil as a feed ingredient.
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Singapore
Anuric touted as remedy for kidney backache and gout
Anuric (anti-uric acid) is advertised as a cure for backache caused by kidney disorder and related symptoms. The ad claims that eating less meat and drinking water, plus two Anuric tablets before meals, will restore health. A Buffalo doctors’ endorsement and a Nebraska woman's testimonial accompany the claim.
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Bright
Doan
A. Nebraska
John A. Lee
S. A
Omaha
Nebr
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
N. Yu
Eatonic
National Preferences Confusion Amid Language Quirk
Readers note odd phrasing in an exchange about language and tastes with remarks on English usage and preference for Bt Scotch. The dialogue highlights confusion over language choices and personal preferences.
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Kitchener
Constitutional Convention
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Douglas County Court
Supreme Court
Douglas County
Ss Sedgwicks
Tts
John A Davies
Boyd County
Tutte
Nebraska
Olsen Af Wisner
Ilelt
Iybor
I. I. Albert
Platte County
Rochester
Minn
Crawford Kennedy
Washington
United States Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Dragcista
Liscox Chenices
Patchogas
Erickson
Jonlin
Washington Star
Eva Cera
Murina Co
Chicago
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