Doctor Brigham Endorses Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Physicians across the country report cures and relief for female ailments from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Dr Brigham of Fitchburg commends its efficacy for menstrual pain irregularities and related disorders, urging women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice for healthier lives.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
CO. Brigham
Brigham Park
Fitchburg
Mann
Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Mra Pinkham
Lyon
Mana
Night foliage calls children to rise and grow
Fragmentary admonition urges children to avoid darkness and rise toward light. It describes plants turning faces to the sun and stretching toward growth, inviting readers to emerge from shadows and join the world above. The tone is exhortative, envisioning upward progress and communal awakening.
Windmills Spread from Crusaders to Wing and Beyond
The article notes windmills were introduced in Wing and by Crusaders who had seen them used by Saracens. It mentions TEA Moneyback and safe deer revenue memmiy ex pou des les MeHg and then references First English Windmills.
Flowering Evergreen Camellia From Japan Brought by Jesuit
The article notes the flowering evergreen camellia was brought from Japan by a Spanish Jesuit named Kamet, recounting a curious horticultural tale. It mentions prices for tea and meals, a household of five, and a grocer's warning about refuse or return.
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Japan
Jesult
Kamel
Do It Now Travel Offer From Santa Fe Lines
Pleased to provide full information on low summer rates for travel. The Santa Fe trade marks safety speed and ease. C F Warren AT 8 F Ry Salt Lake and others advertise. Remarkable heart photograph claims two scientists photographed the human heart in motion using Roentgen rays.
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Santa Fe“ Trade
C.F. Warren
Salt Lake In
Muoch
Cryptic Verse Misleads Yet Hints at Trade Schemes
A fragmentary text discusses distant trade and deception with mentions of money, profits, and hiring others to extract gains. The lines imply a critique of exploitative dealings and manipulation in a distant marketplace. Specific names or places are not provided.
Tiger Hunt in Africa Leaves Boy Injured and Tiger Killed
A South African report recounts a tiger sighting near Sabi with a calf eaten by dawn. Mr. Banger shot the beast after it attacked a boy, breaking its neck. the tiger stood seven feet tall.
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Sabi
le Banger
Mr. Banger
Savage Wild Buffa Head Shot in Ceylon Island Report
A Ceylon newspaper describes a wild buffalo head shot recently, noting worn horns from ground digging at feast time, a savage dangerous brute misread by observers, and a bullet found an inch deep in the neck behind the left ear, fired from a long distance.
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Ceylon
Notable Claim to Fame for Thackeray in 1867
A remark during Thackeray's Oxford parliamentary campaign notes that only one voter had heard his name, despite later fame from Vanity Fair. The anecdote dates to 1867 and reflects early recognition before his literary ascent.
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Thackeray
Oxford
Tea Rhapsody Sparks Market Spin in Local Column
A quirky note highlights tea as the cheapest drink while urging readers to explore its quality. It hints at a local vendor’s offerings and suggests savvy spending on beverages. The piece blends promotional tone with a hint of mystery around Hehiiling’s lost item.
The Lover's Preference Silent Exchange Under Moonlight
A romantic vignette unfolds as a lover whispers lines about pearls and beauty. The pair share a private moment under moonlight, the world fading away as a coquettish exchange hints at deeper feelings and a cryptic remark about affections.
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema After Expensive Treatments
A Connecticut mother, Mrs. Wm. F. Davis of Stony Creek, had a grievous eczema outbreak that left her unable to sleep or eat. After spending hundreds on doctors and years of misery, she was cured by Cuticura products totaling a few dollars, as reported by Geo. C. Davin of New York.
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Cuticura
Wm. F. Davis
Stony Creek
Conn
Geo. C. Davin
36Th St. N.Y
Fragmentary notice on unnamed goods sold under alias
A damaged OCR fragment describes a sale of goods where the seller’s name is missing and the listing uses an alias. It hints at unclear origins and improper labeling, with no clear dates or identifying entities readable.
Beginning of British Museum Bequest Narrative
The British Museum began from a bequest by Sir Hans Slocum who collected many artworks natural history specimens curiosities books and manuscripts. The cost was about £50 000 and the collection was given to the British government in 1753.
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British Museum
Hans Slocum
Great Waste of Energy in Iran Furnace
The article estimates energy waste in a furnace at 840 horsepower hours per ton, highlighting inefficiency. It notes the significant energy loss and calls attention to potential improvements in plant efficiency and cost savings.
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Iran
What Are You Putting Into This Day
A motivational column encourages daily mindset discipline. It urges eliminating fear and doubt, adopting belief and determination, and declares that what you put into each day determines what you get out. It advocates facing the morning with positive intent and engaging success forces.
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Agen
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hunter Killed by Lion in Goron goea District
A hunter M. Assemat in the Goron goea district of Portuguese territory was mauled by a full grown lion after driving a herd. Despite two bullets the hunter was fatally wounded and died after medical treatment at Beira following an initial temporary improvement.
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M. Assemat
Gorongoea
Bamboo Creek
Beira
Boy describes Cana miracle and water turning
A boy recounts Jesus turning water into wine at Cana as the first miracle and notes that afterwards everyone went to Cana for water. The remark blends religious storytelling with curiosity about the healer’s sign.
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Cana
Ask your grocer about money back policy
A fragment suggests a grocer knows money back if you dislike Sebi. It mentions a woman needing love and many seeking divorces, implying relationship dissatisfaction and pursuit of financial redress.
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Ike Sebi
Campaign to Banitiling Tent Sells Sea Water Serum Claim
A vendor offers a money back guarantee if customers skip Banitiling's tent and use Sea-Water Serum. The pitch asserts sea water serum aids early pulmonary disease recovery and promotes its distinct benefits to growers.
Substitutes for Tobacco in Early England Smoke History
The article notes tobacco came late to England, with the popular alternative being the dried collaroot leaven. It emphasizes sanitation in dairy, stating healthful milk and batter require absolute cleanliness, and warns against washing utensils with cheap soap from filthy fats, urging thorough scalding of equipment like pans and buckets.
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England
Eleanor R, Papker
Italians in London Court Rationalize Drunkenness
An Italian charged with drunkenness in a London court heard the magistrate remark that Italians do not often get drunk and advise against adopting English habits, reflecting a cultural stereotype observed in the proceeding.
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London
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