Lydia E Pinkham’s Advice for Women’s Health Promoted
Submit letters from readers praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice. It stresses confidentiality and experience, claims many have benefited, and urges purchase and free, helpful guidance.
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Lydia E
Medicine Co
Lynn
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Edu Capi
Benning P. G
Washington, D
Lydia EB. Pinkham
The Deaf Are Hard To Photograph Says Studio Artist
A photographer explains that deaf individuals often appear with a fixed tense expression in portraits. They sit with tilted heads and uplifted brows waiting for direction, then brace and relax muscles unsuccessfully, making them among the hardest subjects to capture.
Ministers Late Risers and the Morning Rout
A cooking servant talks with neighboring maids about how ministers habitually rise late. She estimates most rise after 9, noting no fixed office hours or early duties. The piece praises ministers for kindness and generosity while lampooning their lazy mornings as a fault.
Hat Wings Pulled From Fashionable Millinery
A shopper stormed into a millinery shop and returned a $75 hat after complaining the bird adornment rubbed eyes and offended men. The milliner argued style, but the customer insisted on removing the winged bird, and the hat was finally modified.
Seedtime and Harvest by Whittier
Poem excerpt by John Greenleaf Whittier on seed, labor, and providence. It envisions the husbandman sowing amid winter melt, trusting warmer rain and sun to ripen grain. The piece ponders duty, reward, and unity with divine will across seasons and future times.
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John Greenieat Whittier
Viscountess Maitland Arrives to Paint American Miniatures
The well known miniature painter Viscountess Maitland arrived from England for an extended stay to paint portraits of prominent Americans. She will create a number of miniatures including half a dozen commissioned for members of the President's family.
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Viscountess Maitland
England
Statue to Honor Patriotic Chet in Nice
Residents of Nice plan a statue for Netaln Dubois longtime chief cook to Kaiser Wilhelm I. He earned about $75,000 yearly and resigned to fight against his former employer at the outset of the Franco Prussian War.
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Chet
Nice
Netaln Dubois
William of
Prussia
Chinese Cruelty To Slaves In Domestic Life Highlighted
An Pekin Times editorial condemns harsh treatment of slave girls in Chinese households. It cites a Shanghai case of a girl gagged and beaten for foraging, and reports daily floggings of a life slave near Canton Road. The piece urges public acknowledgment to deter cruelty without police action.
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Pekin Times
Shanghai
Canton Road
To Clean Water Bottles
Water bottles and decanters can be cleaned by filling them with a mixture of water and vinegar and shaking well to remove residue and odors.
Scotty and His Record Breaking Ride
Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, rode a Santa Fe special train from Los Angeles to Chicago last summer in under 45 hours. The trip cost him over $6,000 and set the fastest long distance time on American rails, showcasing Santa Fe track, equipment, and crews as dependable.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe
Utah
Colorado
Convention of Pipe Smokers in Brussels
At a Brussels convention of pipe smokers the president M Kos said it took him three hours and seven minutes to finish one pipe. He claimed a pipe could outlast three hours if filled loose at the bottom, firm in the middle, and loose at the top. He urged total focus, patience and determination in the process.
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Brussels
M. Kos
Rue Smaler
Snake Skins Coat Dazzles Eastern Society
A western jeune femme wowed high society with a coat fashioned from six anacom das she killed herself. The item, mottled gray and white, evokes hazard skin. Separate ad claims Mother Grays Sweet Powders cure various childhood ailments with thousands of testimonials, and a court law anecdote recounts a Boston University lecturer noting wood blocks used to oil shelves.
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Supreme Court
Henry W. Paine
Boston University Law School
Mr. Paine
Healthy Home Exercise Through Stair Rowing
A 19th century World article notes skipping's drawbacks for middle aged folks and promotes stair rowing as a simpler exercise for the corpulent and sluggish, describing it as a practical daily routine.
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River Brigade
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