Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Proven Relief
Aimed at women with sex related ailments the ad claims widespread health improvements from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites 30 years of letters, asserts truthful testimonials with permission, and invites readers to verify by contacting a recent writer.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Houston
Texas
Lydia E. Pink
Bessie L. Hicks
Cleveland St
Evening Advice and Homefront Proverb Logs
A collection of household maxims and rural wisdom. The speaker urges discussing plans with a wife, notes sound advice, warns against risky mule handling, and offers practical tips on weather, storage, and neighborly help. The pieces mention sharing good ideas, keeping pets warm, aprons with pockets, securing straw and clover stacks, and a neighbor losing several sheep in separate incidents.
Hannah Adams remembered for memory quirks and learning feats
An old Boston figure, Hannah Adams, is recalled as America’s first woman to pursue letters as a profession and an early reader at the Athenium. The piece notes her famed memory lapses, stagecoach anecdote, and later gratitude from friends, concluding with a quip about her guiding mantra great trunk little trunk bandbox and bundle.
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Hannah Adams
Boston
America
Boston Post
Athenium
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Great Britain
Miss Adams
Oratory as a Presidential Try: Not Always a Blessing
The Boston Globe notes that top speakers do not always win the presidency. Webster, Clay, Douglas and Blaine drew crowds for charm and persuasion, while Greeley proved effective despite weak oratorical showmanship. Tilden and Grant show speech skill growing with time and effort.
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Webster
Clay
Douglas
Blaine
Horace Greeley
Tilden
Grant
Garfield
Boston Globe
Browning Missed Mill Notice by Westminster Review
A historic anecdote shows Browning excited by J S Mill agreeing to review his early volume of poems in the Westminster Review then learning a rival notice had already appeared in the same journal. The episode ends with a scathing Westminster Review assessment described as balderdash.
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Browning
Mill
Westminster Review
Brown
Spoiling Hin Chancean Miss Wintergreen Quip
A Somerville Journal comic exchanges reveal a sharp pun about a boy’s habits. Mrs Stage Indeed voices pride in her son, while Miss Wintergreen calls him uninteresting, prompting a witty zinger.
Cure for Eczema Claims Twelve Years of Suffering
Charles T. Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania testifies that eczema on hands arms and feet lasted twelve years but cleared after using Cutura Remedies from Potter Drug and Chem. Corp. Boston with no further trouble since. The ad asserts testimonials and warns patience in remedies.
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Volant
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad After Hundred Dollar Reward
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents a bottle with a $100 reward for cures Hall's is advertised as a blood and mucous system remedy. It includes endorsements from Watovic Kimsen and Marvin and notes testimonials and distribution through druggists. Several unrelated quips appear about satire, agriculture and inventions.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Hhe
Watovic
Kimsn
All
Coffee Habit Linked to Stomach Woes and Headaches
A woman credits coffee for a weak stomach and poor digestion from childhood, then says switching to Postum cured her headaches and improved her skin. She urges following elders' examples with beverages and notes a better life after using Postum.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Peruna Tonic Endorsement Testimonial Note
A Washington, D. C. resident identifies Peruna Drug Co. of Columbus Ohio as an unmatched tonic and cure for coughs colds and catarrh. The letter authorizes use of his photo and testimonial in any publication. Signed by Joseph H Chase, 804 Tenth St.
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Peruna Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph H., Chase
Tenth St
Washington, D. C
Peruna endorsements and aphorisms mix in quirky clouded ad and prose
Letters praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh and grippe with testimonials from Mr. C. Happy in Hardin Ray Co and L Clifford Figg of Richmond. The piece also promotes Peruna tablets and a free booklet, followed by a string of maxims on life, motion, slander, and certainty.
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la Grippe
Mr. C. Happy
Hardin, Ray Co
Dean's Kidney Pills Still Healed Gravel Pain Says Rippy
F A Rippy of Gallatta Tenn reports fifteen years of gravel attacks with back pain and blood in urine. After suffering for nine years he began Dean's Kidney Pills and credits rapid improvement after four boxes, claiming full cure with no relapse. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
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Dean
F. A
Rippy
Depot Ave
Gallatta Tenn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Dance Folly Reflected in Fate of Each Wild Oats
Those who dance must pay the fiddler as a moral reminder that every man must reap his own wild oats harvest and face consequences for his actions.
Peruna Almanac Promises Astrological Insights for 1900
The Peranna Almanac offers astronomical content and astrology with careful notes on mental characteristics of herbs, plus a list of lucky and unlucky days free to those who request it from The Peruna Co. Columbus Ohio. A reader remarks on women and secrecy in a brief aside.
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Peruna
Peruna Co
Columbus
The Demand for False Hair in Chicago
A 28 ton market for false hair emerged in Chicago last year as demand rose nationwide. Prices doubled and some girls sold hair to avoid starvation, with many traveling from the country to seek work and support families while wealthier heads preserved their looks.
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Chicago
Tommy
Billy
Henry
Robins
Antil
Easter Tales from a Sailor Across Distant Lands
A sailor reflects on Easter spent in diverse locales. He recalls Easter Island with palms and locals, Easter Sunday in the New Hebrides, two Easter villages in Essex, and Easter Canyon in Arizona where immigrants died of starvation leaving a chalk diary of the rocks.
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Easter Island
Pacific
Easter Hill
New Hebrides
Essex
Patagonia
Easter Canyon
Arizona
Carlos Ribera
Meal of rattlesnake served in New Jersey hotel
Eight guests at a Bernardsville area hotel tried fried rattlesnake as the main dish. The reptile, killed near Lake Owassa by Frank B. Allen, was reportedly sweet and palatable. The eight rattles had eight rattles. the skin will be tanned.
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Newton
N. J
New York
William Erb
Thomas Ere
Frank B. Allen
Bernardsville
J. White
Charlotte
Caroline
Augusta White
Harrison
Allen
Lake Owassa
North Dakota
Late Night Diner Dispute Over Missing Corned Beef
A Bohemian narrator recalls being served for friends at a cheap all night restaurant while a tough waiter ignores his order. In about ten minutes others are served but he receives nothing prompting a tense exchange. The waiter warns him to stay seated as the confrontation escalates.
Antigone Ovation Sparks Playgoer Banter at Dublin Theater
During a Sophocles tragedy at Theater Royal Dublin the gallery demanded to bring out the author. The manager explained Sophocles had been dead for millennia and could not appear. A gallery reply urged them to remove the mummy instead.
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Sophocles
Antigone
Theater Royal
Dublin
Sopherclaze
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