Passage at the Senate Gallery Admission by Pass
An article fragment describes two individuals seeking entry to a senators gallery where admission requires a pass. Lacking a pass, they are advised by the doorkeeper to obtain one from someone they know. The pair claim ignorance of any senator, and the doorkeeper compliments them before allowing passage.
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Senators’ Gallery
Pater
San Francisco
Arsent
My Mother Had Consumption
A neighbor advised using Ayer's Pectoral to ease a prolonged struggle with consumption. The account dated February 2, 1899, from Avoca New York notes the patient regained health after using the remedy.
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Eamy
Ayer
P. Jolly
Avoca
N, Y
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promoted for Cough Relief
An old promotional note touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the best remedy for hard coughs and respiratory distress. It urges quick use before consumption worsens, promising relief and strengthened lungs once relief begins.
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Ayer
Woman’s Thought on Love and Domestic Slights
A long editorial on marriage expects wives to maintain personal appearance after vows. It argues curl papers, wrappers, and neglect harm happiness, urging care with hair, attire, and grooming to keep husbands’ admiration and avoid divorce. It contrasts current neglect with ideal, noting consequences in romantic strain.
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Philadelphia
Dinu
Mabtoure
The Correct Figure and Color Tones in Fashion and Homes
Fashion notes describe slender silhouettes with expensive corsets and minimal undergarments. Color theory guides room brightness, advising dark ceilings with matching drapery to shrink spaces, blue expands small rooms, and red or green tones affect mood and light.
Tomato remedy for hand care from a housewife
A housewife shares a simple method to keep hands soft and white. She uses tomato to remove stains from paring fruit and even prefers canned tomatoes in winter. She advises wearing gloves while washing dishes and using gloves when sweeping.
Still More Counterfeiting Reported by Secret Service
The Secret Service unearthed another band of counterfeiters and seized bogus bills. The notes imitate valuable items, including Hoa tetter's Stomach Bitters, praised for indigestion, dyspepsia and constipation. A Rev. Dr. G. s. Burrousks remarks on religion.
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Secret Service
Hoatetter
Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Restores Womanly Health
A letter from Mrs E E Knux of Grnwaxo Oxo and Mrs M L Sullins of Gex Manes Miom praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and associated products for curing womb trouble nervousness insomnia and fatigue after eight years of suffering and multiple doctors. They claim renewed energy ability to work full days and overall well being after using the remedies and recommend them to others.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
E. E. Knux
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Mas
M. L. Sullins
Gex
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