Evansville Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A young Evansville woman describes months of irregular periods backache and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief and urges others with similar symptoms to try it. The tale includes a testimonial and a light anecdote about romance.
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One Good Result From War Aided Yellow Fever Control
The war helped halt yellow fever spread by keeping travelers from entering epidemic regions and stopping disease diffusion.
Minister Praises Taniac For Wife Healing Claims
Rev A H Sykes former Nashville pastor endorses Taniac as powerful effective after his wife suffered ten months with stomach trouble and nervous breakdown. He notes relief and improved ability to help at home, predicting full recovery soon. Ad notes Taniac sold by leading druggists. An ominous tale follows about a fire and municipal confusion.
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Aspirin warning and Bayer brand guidance
An advertisement warns only Bayer branded aspirin is genuine and safe for conditions from colds to toothache. It notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin come in bottles of twelve and cost a few cents, with larger packages available at drugstores. The rest shifts to a lyric monologue about feeling in sync with nature on pay day.
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Ada
Sattiers
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Bayer
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Featured for Women Readers
A vintage notice urges women to consider kidney and bladder health, touting Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and offering a sample bottle for ten cents. It highlights common symptoms and claims improved health through kidney function, with purchase options at drugstores and a general advertisement tone.
Emotions and the Missing Bridge in New England
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt cites a New England village tale to suggest men are more emotional than women. The story describes a town that funds a costly hearse and stables for a petty burial after neglecting a Civil War veteran, illustrating how collective emotion overruled practical needs.
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International Equal Suffrage Association
New York Sun
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Bottled Fireflies Used To Lure Fish
Willow P Osborne of the New York State College of Forestry reports a method to catch fish by imprisoning fireflies in a small vial rigged with hooks and a swivel. Four or five fireflies illuminate the water to attract bass, with a bottle sealed and fitted like a wooden minnow rig.
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Jnaak Walton
Willow P. Osborne
New York State College of Forestry
Milwaukee Journal
Vienna Still a Music Center Amid Hard Times
Vienna remains a vibrant music hub as concert halls sell out despite currency woes. Early day to night performances fill multiple venues daily with patrons, some funds still unclear. The city attracts native and foreign artists, including a 17 year old Chilean pianist who drew crowds.
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Vienna
Sweden
Making History Meant Mortality in Past Ages
The piece notes that infant death rates fall due to infant specific hygiene and remedies, not adult methods. It urges mothers to avoid using adult remedies on babies and reminds Fletcher's Castoria is intended for infants and children only.
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Storekeeper’s wager fuels imagined battle with Jones
A Chicago drummer bets a storekeeper cigars during a merchant’s duel with ex champ Jones. The storekeeper later wins a game from Jones, while the donor insists cigars helped little. The drummer’s boast contrasts with the storekeeper’s dry reply and a quip about smoker status.
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Missouri Cigars
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Philadelphia Ledger
Sunday Dinner Dispute Among Workhouse Officials
A western town press report recounts a Sunday dinner quarrel in a workhouse infirmary. The cook recalls entering the room and challenging nurses over seating and who pays for the meal, noting she would have punished the caller had it not been Sunday.
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Jihvee
Rivals chat at night as Ferdie and Burt mock claims
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows two men, Ferdie and Burt, debating what an unnamed rival says. The exchange hints at trust issues and public perception, capturing a casual street conversation tone.
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Ferdie
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Boston Transcript
Surprise the Weapon isowed debt avenged in Dub exchange
A terse exchange centers on settling a 510 debt. Rub claims he paid Brovr, promising he surely got even, while Dub asks how it was done. The fragment suggests an act of repayment as the crux of the confrontation.
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Brovr
Dub
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