Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief for Women
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female troubles including headaches, nervousness, and irregularities. It claims decades of success, cites testimonials from women, and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Noah
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Lien of Faith and the Duty of Talent
A reflective essay discusses faith as forward looking and the need to act on one's beliefs. It contrasts blind conformity with personal conscience, and argues talent use, perseverance, and integrity shape spiritual and worldly success. The piece cites biblical imagery, moral duty, and contrasts vision with formal creeds.
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Fragmented moral doubts in terse sermon notes
A garbled reflective piece laments hollow faith and contrasts preaching with lived virtue. It warns against sermonizing without action, urges silence over loud authority, and stresses integrity before mission in religious life.
Kidney Pills Give Old-Case Hope and Recovery
A Washington Street resident in Marion Iowa recounts for the New York Press how Don’s Kidney Pills eased long standing backache and nervous weakness. Initial prognosis was bleak but gradual improvement followed, with full recovery after use. Pills sold by dealers at 60 cents, promoted by Tosler-Mlourm Co Buffalo.
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Pela
Sually
Tosler-Mlourm Co
Buffalo
Bad eczema tale cites cure and moral critique
An 1907 Vermont ad recounts a severe case of wry neck eczema with raw skin, sleepless nights, and remedies from Gutteura Roap and Ointment. The piece includes a quoted defense of deformity in literature and a critique of fairy tale villains feeding stigma. It references Anne Pearsons of Northfield and Potter Drug & Chemical Co.
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Ancient Bronze Corselet From Early Armor Series
A bronze corslet dating from the fifth to seventh century TL is discussed as part of an armor collection. Noted for its combination of plate and cuirass features, it shows a back and side straints, shoulder bands, and a worn leather belt. Provenance is uncertain though linked to northern Italy, France, and Latium, with parallels to Greek and Japanese armor formations. The piece displays tattoo-like decorative rows suggesting body adornment or scar patterns.
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Prolific 19th Century Letters and Notes in Dublin
The Cleveland Dealer review discusses a surge of scholarly work on early modern Japan by Marcus B. Hulst and others, plus memorials to Carlyle and Jesuit missions in North America. It mentions plans to repair omissions in a London memorial, Dublin subscriptions, and the fate of untimely posthumous writings by Marion Crawford.
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Rome
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Detroit Free Press Inquiry on Kindness in Street Car Seating
A fragment mentions a rude man who gave a seat in a streetcar and later accused the passenger of salt. It references a woman named Dinewa and her husband, with didactic remarks about manners and fear. The text is garbled and reads as a stray quotation from a column about social conduct.
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Postum and Diet Change Highlight Laborer’s Health Tale
A letter describes a laborer’s health decline from coffee and drink choices and credits Postum with rapid recovery. The writer shares personal testimony of improved nerves, stomach, and strength after switching to Postum and yields a recipe note for preparation. The piece invites readers to request a booklet titled The Road to Wellville for more information.
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