Nothing makes a woman so mad as having something to say
A concise aphorism notes that women grow frustrated when their input is ignored. The quote highlights the irritation of unacknowledged voices and the urgency of being heard.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
3
A concise aphorism notes that women grow frustrated when their input is ignored. The quote highlights the irritation of unacknowledged voices and the urgency of being heard.
The piece notes unresolved foreign power strife over China and mentions health tips from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It includes a long town report from Des Moines July 1998 listing seven U S patents to Iowa inventors and patent application fees and procedures from Thomas G Orwig Co. plus a philosophical closing question about fault-finding Christians in heaven.
An eclectic ad page extols Cascarets as a gentle liver regulator and promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief and shoe comfort. It also mentions sugar beet history, an Ohio bridge removal, and assorted quotes, products, and endorsements, including a call to try Cascarets and Birjin.
In a New York painting shop, Barillon's baby dies and three men plan an extraordinary fundraiser. They improvise a coffin from a window seat, woo landlord Flannagan for support, and receive roses and money to bury the child as American Art's burial bid.
The article traces the origin of the word walnut as "foreign nut" and discusses its spread from Persia to Greece and Rome, noting the Romans valued it highly and used it at weddings. It also shares a farmer’s planting method and a playful lion training anecdote from Moffat.
A dialogue snippet shows a woman asking about men at the sea shore this summer while her husband complains about clothing costs totaling over $2,000 in the year. She defends her spending, saying it was to look well for him.
A mosaic map of Jeruaniem over 1,500 years old was discovered in Palestine. The article also promotes beauty products, medical cures, and advertisements featuring Dr Kay’s remedies and No-To-Bac along with readers’ testimonials and assorted claims.
A 19th century appeal describes menstrual pain as a common struggle and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thorough female regulator. It includes a testimonial from Miss Jennie R. Miles of Leon Wisconsin praising relief after using multiple Pinkham remedies and Liver Pills.
A testimonial recounts a long struggle with indigestion and stomach weakness ending in relief after using Dr Ayers Pills. The author cites rapid improvement, claims of constipation relief, and promotion of Averson’s Cure book from the Ayer Co. catalog in Lowell Massachusetts.
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