Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Testimonial
A Glasgow Kentucky reader shares a personal success with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women report relief from overwork and fatigue after using the tonic, claiming improved strength and ability to perform household tasks. Testimonials list various locations including New Orleans and address details, underscoring the product's growing popularity among women for over fifty years.
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Glasgow
Lydia
Nuit
Mintsan Bankus
Route 3
Broanbergen
Glaggaw
New Orleans
Piirkhem
Mina
Faun
Dauphine St
Corsets and figures in fashion history text
A garbled fashion piece describes corset designs emphasizing figure shaping, materials, and support. It references various styles, undergarments, and terminology, noting innovations and fit features tied to body shaping and back support, with numerous distorted terms and names.
Hat of Brown Straw Liked by Young Matron
A brown straw hat with four facing at the crown draws praise from a young matron. The hat features a cheerful pompon on the side and is described as a chic accessory for any busy city event.
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Tie Yong
Platinum Gray Shade Popularity Shapes Fabtion Fashion
Platinum gray and silver hues dominate fabric palettes for summer dresses and racing outfits. The article notes copper dyed furs and tan accessories as contrasting accents, with emphasis on sable gloves and stock.
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Goul
Silver Baye
Lina
Inies
Hothe
Shopping for Small Accessories This Season
A fragmented note discusses why winter wardrobe refreshes require accessories. It highlights shopping for hosiery stockings flower pins and feathered trims to add color and polish, noting new shades and coordinated sets brighten outfits and complete the look.
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Sesson
Tor
Bown
Thal
Denyn
Attractive Trimings for Spring Millinery Trends
Fashion note describes spring millinery designs including trimmed hats with ornate flower patterns, braided ribbons, and jewel accents. It highlights new ribbons, shaded metallics, and painted beadwork, noting hand painting appears on horsehair and closely woven beads for showy, use in client-oriented shapes.
Larger Flowers Adorn Dress Garniture in Novel Fabrics
Dress gowns feature oversized floral garniture with smooth feather imitations and dyed centers. Designers use exaggerated qugese petals and metal threaded centers, while surrounding fabrics show conventionalized shapes. Some gowns display upright veiled accents and delicate pet outlines for a refined, vintage silhouette.
Obscure Sports Apparel Note From Frayed OCR
A garbled OCR fragment describes sports clothing waterproofing and odd fabric terms. It mentions stockings, costumes, lawns, and a water resistant theme with unclear references to wear and equipment. No clear event, team, or outcome is identifiable.
Vogue for Good Jewelry and the Open Hipren Patterns
A fragmented note describes fashion jewelry with phrases about neckpieces and bracelets in ornate patterns. It mentions designers Tthusean RIE and Orlouta and references dollente patterns and peluresnsa items, with a focus on theatrical or antique styling.
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Orlouta
Insect Parasite Attacks Other Insects in U S Study
The United States Department of Agriculture reports the tachinid fly, an imported parasite used to control pests, has established itself well. Eight years of entomological research show minimal risk to non-target species, with the parasite attacking fewer than 92 other insect species and thriving in New England as a natural control agent.
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Foxition
Iid
Wher Theta
Chartenton
Gage Rontertil
Frank Patie
Fantella
Ura
Owen
Willy
AL Elantic
Liestent
Pirdie
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Ita
Ite
New England
Vacuum Treatment Good for Control of Insects
The U.S. Department of Agriculture entomology bureau reports experiments showing high vacuum of 24 inches by 20 inches effectively controls pests in stored products. Concrete chamber tests simulate warehouse conditions. fabric pests of household goods and stored foods may be killed by vacuum, with a specialist now testing tobacco beetle control in New York.
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Orld
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
New York
Patigata
Stored Vegetables Need Well Ventilated Cellar
Guidance on storing vegetables in a well ventilated cellar to prevent rotting. Emphasizes fresh air via occasional or continuous ventilation, using external vents or pipes in extremely cold or moderate temperatures, with humidity control by sprinkling water. Mentions keeping beets carrots parsnips and onions in dry sand or sawdust.
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Hell Inn
Nepal
Fragmentary OCR note on agriculture and trade terms
Fragmented text discusses horse gear and feed quality, mentions frost, foray, screenage, and protein content of sprouted feed. References Wye, fibbry ba, Ruwe weeds, water use, and a vague note about European curts and power spread from 1921 quarter to the United States.
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Stark
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Rosie
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Vogue
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United States
Jmonths
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