House Work and The Silent Struggle Of Women
A Guardian tone prose urges recognition of the suffering women endure at home. It argues household toil harms health and hints at the need for support to ease pains and improve daily life for mothers and homemakers.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Readers
The herbal remedy is hailed by Mrs. F. Ellsworth of Mayville and Mrs. W. Boyd of Beaver Falls for restoring energy and ability to work. It is described as a long standing cure for female ills including displacements, inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregularities, pains, backache, and nervous prostration. Mrs. Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Fragmented Comic Anecdotes and Advertorial Snippets
A collage of gags and stray lines includes a phone quarrel over Busy signals, a two year old misquoting profanity as telephoning, Irish glove humor, a Seneca quote on reciprocity, Garfield Tea laxative ad copy, and assorted quotes about relationships and cures. The piece reads as a miscellaneous page fragment.
Train wreck near Rome and fires devastate towns
Seven people killed in a Rome area train crash includes an American. A Deer River Minnesota fire destroyed a block and a half of business part on ton of the town with losses around 100000 dollars. John Sharp Williams chosen senator from Mississippi to succeed D N Money whose term ends March 4 1911. Navy plans gunboat Paducah to Hagten waters during revolutionary troubles. Senate panel favors Warrens army pay bill. Heirs in Hartford helm Heinz interests ousted. Kansas House unanimously backs Taft as Kansas choice. Baltimore fire kills four firemen including Chief Horton. Rev John F Kaestering aged 78 murdered in Cheltenham. Commissions discuss appropriations for soldiers and services. Rhode Island census shows 12 percent population rise since 1900. Interstate commerce reports rail casualties for 1907. Emigration to Italy slows while return via Genoa Naples resumes. Nils Nielson lighthouse keeper at New Haven breakwater dies by his own hand. Robbery at Italian Exchange Bank Baltimore seals $8000. Illinois Central sues Herrin town over traffic interference. Pacific coast defense bill seeks submarine boats funding. Spain quake shocks in Blanco Brancoleonraz zano Ferrazzano causing people to flee outdoors.
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John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
D. N Money
Navy Department
Paducah
New Orleans
Hagten
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Warrens
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hartford
Kansas House of Representatives
William H Taft
Kansas
Gorge Horton
Baltimore
John F. Kaestering
Tatheran Clegyman
Cheltenham
Sto Lents
Cesar Campy
Shi
Joe Constantine
United Alltes
Geo Peabody
Sethuete
Beth
General Assembly of
Rhode Island
Leshe
M Shaw
Treasury
Washington
Woo, Bochemohle
Bank of Emm Wood
Ellin
Lee Holder
Holder
B G Holder
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
David S Kresky
William A McGowan
United States
Smith McPherson
Kansas City
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Los Angeles
General Assembly
Interstate Commerceommission
Haly
Genoa
Naples
America
Nils Nielson
New Haven
Charles A. Roberto
Nas
Italian Exchange Bank
Worn Out Women and Odd Bits in a Rural Paper
A reader notes Diants of kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. W L Merritt of Anoka Minnesota. The page also includes humor about coke gas and a classroom exchange about natural gas. Various small ads and quips complete the readable fragment.
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W .L. Merritt
First Ave
Anoka
Mina
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Satan
Irustrated
Home Remedy Colds and Health Notes From Old Paper
An itemized home recipe mixes whisky glycerine and pine oil to treat colds with doses every few hours. The note promotes Globe Pharmaceutical pine oil from Dayton Ohio as a light-protected product, warns against imitations, and cites the National Pure Food and Drug Act. It also includes assorted ad-like snippets about charity fundraising, a humorous railway anecdote, and a patent medicine claim for catarrh cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Pharmaceutical Co
Dayton
Ohio
Commissioner Smith versus The Standard Oil Company case analysis
A long critique of Commissioner Smith’s rebuttal to President Moffett's Standard Oil defense. It argues the six cent rate filing, the 18 cent commodity-rate issue, and the Dalton rate were misinterpreted and that the court should rule that Standard Oil owes no exclusionary penalty. The piece dismisses claims of conspiracy and defends the company’s actions as consistent with transportation practices of the era.
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President Moffett
Commissioner of Corporations
Moffett
Grand Jury
Standard Oil
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