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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

3

Joy of Motherhood proves Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy

Ellensburg Washington woman recovers health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She and husband celebrate having a child, attributing relief from functional disorders to the tonic and urging others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts after four decades of experience.

Lydia E. Pinkham O. S. Jounson Ellensburg Wash Lynn Mass

Henry James Fails Marine Enlistment In Los Angeles

The would be marine applicant Henry James faced Dr Hildebrand who after a standard exam announced multiple health issues including scoliosis phthisis and syncirtis He was further told of slight astigmatism otitis media and chronic furunculosis The frank list of ailments left him red faced as he hurried away from the screening

Henry James United States Marine Corps Los Angeles James G. J. Hildebrand

Its Extent in Language Error and Parental Reaction

A student faces a harsh reprimand from a teacher over the use of intern versus intern. The parent condemns the mistake as grave, framing it as a serious error and warning their child about language choices.

Inter Pop

It Is Very Hot Today Sarcasm Exchange

A brief exchange uses sarcasm about heat with a quip about skipping the thermometer. The conversation highlights dry humor and a playful tone between speakers.

Kitchen Cabinet Tips From A Homemaker Column

Practical home hints cover cooking tweaks with sour milk use for tender crusts, buckwheat flour substitutions, and a plan to boost greens for winter. Also includes pine for wax furniture polish and making crack filler from flour and newspaper scraps.

Hope and Charity Lighten a Rainy Day

A brief, uplifting note notes how small acts of hope and charity uplift spirits amid persistent rain and discouragement, turning dreary weather into a moment of warmth and resilience.

Seasonal Good Things For Preserving In Winter

Seasonal guidance on making grape jelly cucumber relish tomato catsup and pickles without heat. Instructions specify proportions steps and storage tips with emphasis on firm jelly sealing and long lasting flavor. Includes beet relish components and canning notes.

Daily Thought Quote Awakens To Eternal Wakefulness

Carlyie reflects that a thought once awakened cannot slumber again, a concise meditation on consciousness and persistence. The line echoes a call to mental vigilance and enduring awareness beyond initial spark.

Carlyie

Lemons and Orchard White Lotion Ad Warns Freckles Fade

An advertisement urges girls to mix lemon juice with Orchard White to create a freckle sunburn and tan lotion. It promises quick skin whitening results and claims the mix is harmless with a small cost. The ad notes lemons are readily available from grocers and Orchard White from drug stores.

Memorable Vacation Plans to Tidy Up Home

A Times Dispatch note describes a planned week off work for a house cleanup. The family aims to fix blinds, rollers, beat a carpet, solder pans, secure a loose gable, repair rain spouting, and revarnish frames of old family pictures in the parlor. The writer calls the week memorable for the home project.

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Spectacles Bring Hopes From a Family Tale

A little girl rummages a bureau and tells Grandpa has died without his spectacles. She later offers the glasses to a dying relative, asking if he will go to heaven and if he will take the spectacles to Grandpa. The scene blends humor with a touching moment of family faith.

Counting the Cost Jam Tarts Idea of Heaven

In a wartime kitchen Bobby ponders tarts as fat and flour grow scarce. His mother questions his interest while he admits he has not eaten them yet, but wonders if they are nice enough to be whipped for.

Bobby Mother

Cuticura Ad Promises Free Samples and Household Use

An old newspaper ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for facial care and general use. It invites free samples through Cuticura Dept. X in Boston and lists prices Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.

Dept. X Boston M. Taloom Rample Dept. E

Her Golden Heart and Odd Advertisement Exchange

A dialogue references love for Miss Baggs then jokes about visible attraction and a banked promise. An ad promotes Red Crane Ball Blue by American makers claiming broad appeal. An unrelated note claims 70 plus woods used in umbrella handle manufacture.

Getting to Be a Nuisance

Mrs Mars complains about the Hohenzollern boy visiting for loans of supplies and morale as the family plans to move soon. The dialogue mocks wartime propaganda with terms like impregnable, strategic salients, seasoned troops, and fresh lies.

Mars

Diagnosis and Family Talk on the Elderly

The dialogue explores medical uncertainty about an old man’s condition with options like hardening of the arteries or softening of the brain. It notes Philadelphia's housing data, stating 700 dwellings built so far this year versus 2,177 last year.

Philadelphia

Not Crazy With the Heat

A 105 degree day prompts a comic mugging scene as a police officer confronts a sunlit passerby wearing ear muffs and a Panama hat. The man replies he is protecting his hearing while joking about the heat. The exchange satirizes the season’s heat wave and public discomfort.

Practical Outlook Article Exchange Quiet Inference

A brief exchange hints at Mayme reacting to Harold’s claim he would die for her. The dialogue asks what she said and whether she implied how much insurance coverage might exist. The text references wartime gardens and a near five million figure.

Mayme

A Message to Mothers About Fletcher's Castoria

A persuasive ad appeals to mothers to trust Fletcher's Castoria citing doctors’ experiences and the safety of the product for children. It warns against imitations and notes physicians endorse genuine Castoria with the signature on the label.

Well Within Bounds joke recalls youth accident

A reader recalls a Youth's Companion joke about a mean-tempered colt that seriously kicked a father while he was bedding it. Surviving the incident, the father, not a Yankee, commented on the attack and continued with his chores, illustrating practical humor. The anecdote echoes a reader's childhood memory sparked by the May 9 Companion piece.

Father

Equal Value

A quip about wedding gifts contrasts a silver sugar bowl with enough sugar to fill it, highlighting humorous exchanges among the bride’s wealthy relatives.

Theyre Stubborn and the Ostrich Grow ing Texas Abandons

Fragmented lines suggest a satirical or provocative snippet mixing sharp pickup line and a note about Texas ending ostrich farming. The readable text hints at cultural commentary without a clear event or person.

Silk Dust Cloak Request Reveals Subtle Debate

Fragmentary lines show a dialogue about silk dust cloak and a request to raise the ust. A note on justice without wisdom appears, signaling a philosophical aside within the discourse.

Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Quick Kidney Relief

An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain and urinary symptoms linked to bladder stones. It claims rapid renewal of health within 24 hours, urges continued use for prevention, and offers money-back satisfaction.

Haarlem

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