Pink Pills For Pale People Help Chicago Woman Recover
Mrs Brooks of 45 Lincoln Park Chicago describes auful stomach vomiting for five years. After trying many doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which stopped the vomiting and raised her weight from ninety four to one hundred forty two pounds. She credits the pills with curing chronic stomach inflammation and aiding digestion. The pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
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Brooks
Sarl
Ls. Brooks
Linccoln Park
Chicago
Almoty
Dr. Wi
Chicago Daily
Epellis
Sid Ft
Williams’ Poole
Balloon experiments planned by J Louis World Liberal Arts
Arrangements are being made for a series of balloon naceralona under the liberal arts department to study air conditions at 12 miles high. Balloons use hydrogen gas and parachutes to return instruments. rewards offered for instrument return. The project notes Germany's prior success and reports balloons reaching around 12 miles with extreme temperatures recorded.
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Liberal Arts Department
the &J. Louis World
Germany
Record of Patent Office Patents and Applications
The commissioner reports a record year with 60,020 mechanical patent applications and 2,514 trademarks filed. There were 3,107 patents granted and 2,210 main trade marks recorded. Total receipts reached $1,655,880 with expenditures at $1,460,124.
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Thea Commssioner
Mmnaorke
Pumpkins Spread to Queer Places in New Jersey Town
A whimsical storm blew pumpkin seeds across a New Jersey town, scattering them into odd spots like interior windows and office mailrooms. Pumpkins grow where they landed, including coal bins and newspaper offices, inspiring curious scenes as local reporters send stories to distant papers.
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New Jersey
Ribbon embroidery and its elaborate shop origins
The text discusses ribbon work introduced by a shop supplying elaborate embroidery pieces to patrons. Patterns mix Latin XV and Louis XVI styles with heavy garlands and heavy grosgrain ribbon. The work is beautiful but tedious, demanding patience and careful application, contrasting with easier methods.
Embroidered Ribbon Technique for Linen Trim Work
A detailed description outlines narrow white silk and satin ribbon trimming on linen, using beads and braid for a decorative edge. It explains knotting, embroidery stitches, and forming beads into a rounded head, with illustration notes showing pale green linen and white braid as execution examples.
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New York
Elaborate new furs dominate winter fashion trends
The St Louis Republic notes fashion forward women are ordering winter furs now as prices drop, with luxe garments and numerous samples on display. New sleeve shapes and ornamentation in suede, cloth, and fur adornments appear across jackets and outerwear, signaling a bold season with voluminous sleeves and varied tailoring.
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St. Louie
Wheeler
Designs for Silk Quilts in Dark and Light Shading
The article gives instructions for silk quilt design using very dark and very light shades. It emphasizes placing dark and tight pieces apart and balancing light with contrasting dark browns blues and yellows. It describes applying a core medium shade to achieve uniformity, dyeing some pieces for consistency, and notes a simple hexagon motif in Fig 1. Details include careful placement, ensuring unicorn color harmony across rows, and using paper patterns on fabric before final assembly.
A Chicago Girl Describes a Secret Gown Choice
A Chicago Tribune conversational note covers a girl explaining a delicate handmade garment. She praises a soft white fabric with fine trimming that creates a billowy, candy-like look over a thin pinafore. She notes it tolerates washing and pressing, wearing two or three times, and plans winter use with a milk-white table item.
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Valencieries
Chicago Tribune
Quilts and stitching patterns from Silk Qonts era craft
The text describes patterns for silk quilts and borders in satin or velvet, outlining border choices and applique. It notes using scraps, handling handles, and sewing methods. A halieome log cabin quilt from two types of fabric is described, including color and texture details and a binding sewn with brown ribbon.
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Silita
Throw Physic to the Doge
A physician contends half of women suffer from lack of fresh air and urges two hours daily outdoor exercise. He says nature cannot be cheated and pills cannot replace outdoor activity. He notes busy women may skip duties to exercise, but long term vigor suffers. Herald quotation.
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Haatou Herald
That Horrid Smell of Pieh to Clean Flaky Frying Pan
Instructions describe cleaning a very worn frying pan using cold water and ice balling. The passage mentions boiling oil and washing in a venal way, with unclear steps and odd wording. Contains no clear person, place, or organization names.
Facts to Be Remembered Remembered Weights and Measures
A compact guide outlines basic conversions noting that a pound of sugar equals one pint and an ounce of squid equals two tablespoons. It emphasizes practical kitchen measures and common household quantities for daily use.
Charcoal Tips for Refrigerator Freshness
Charcoal should not be stored in the refrigerator. Keep no good tined piece of charcoal in the unit’s front cones. Remove the charcoal every ten days or two weeks to maintain cleanliness and odor control.
Lightweight keg discussion stirs Harvard clergyman debate
In Cambridge a debate on drinking ash and temperance centers on Pir Lorimer. An undergraduate quotes harsh opinions on alcohol and its effects. The clergyman argues drinking leads to drunkenness and warns of the dangers of strong liquors.
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al Jeorge
Harvard
Hoxton
Canbridge
Pir. Loruter
Studens
Heerke
Pass Grant Leads Young Worker Through Historic Camps
A Philadelphia Palladium report describes a young Tailraul Company employee seeking a pass to distant Portland during a Gran Army encampment. Cars carried hundreds toward Concord and Arlington as onlookers and workers reflect on the journey, with many focused on travel rather than historic stops and a mule cart chase ending near a roadside field.
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Borton
Dhiston Yooth
Fates Lower and Service Equal to the Best travel ad
An old advertisement style notice touts fare rates and routes for trains to eastern cities. It mentions dining cars, parlor service for ladies, and no extra charges for fates, with contact details for travel offices and spuriously grand promises. A separate health claim link references Pimi's Cure for various ailments and a Chicago Globe item notes a death in Florida Springs.
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Thea Mae
Wayne
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Thenew
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Chicago
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