Lydia Pinkham Remedy Helps Woman Recover From Nervous Prostration
A testimonial from Mrs Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia describes severe nervous prostration and backache relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved health, regained energy for housework, and praise for the remedy's effects on other women with similar symptoms. The message attributes recovery to the herbal product and invites others to inquire at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine in Lynn Mass.
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His
E. Pinkham
Lena
Frank Fitzcenano
Treet
Philadelphia
Mra. Fitzgerald
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Skin Tortured Babies Sleep After Cutiura
The passage recounts a chaotic scene with Tex and Rex as they clash with peers and adults. One boy vows to avoid fighting after a defeat, while another asserts a willingness to fight if not repeatedly defeated. The text preserves a fragmentary, stray conversation from a troubled childhood setting.
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Tex
Momtory
Stover
Rex
Advertisements and quips from a midwestern paper
A collage of ad copy and light humorous exchanges notes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for workers and civilians. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion and mocks electrical safety and dating banter in brief jokes.
March to Victory Herbal Tonic Advice for Spring Health
An advertisement extols blood health and spring cleansing with Dr Pierce era tonics. It promotes Golden Medical Discovery and uric acid dissolver Anuric, urging readers to mail ten cents to Dr. Pierce’s Buffalo hotel for remedies and cures. It links kidney disease to diet and urges vegetable-rich meals and hydration.
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Oregon
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Pete Tayalids
Buffalo
N.Y
Cole
Doctor Pierce
Tovnside Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. X
Women Petition for Grain Prohibition in War Effort
Senator Jones cites a landmark petition presented to the president asking use of grain for malt and vinous liquor be halted. Signed by leading women’s groups representing 10 million patriots, it unites major organizations for a war measure. Gordon’s statement and the petition text were printed in the Congressional Record.
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Jones of Beattie
United States Senate
United States
Congress
America
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Misa Gordon
Maryland Lawmakers Face Test Over Prohibition Ratification
A Maryland legislator warns liquor interests would pay for votes to defeat prohibition while urging voters to demand incorruptible candidates. He argues the ratification vote will prove who can resist bribery and keep pre election pledges on the wet or dry issue.
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Maryland
Friends of Prohibition
Kansans praised for lack of alcoholism among draftees
Governor Capper quotes Army officers praising Kansas troops for exceptional fitness and discipline. He notes no Kansas volunteers were rejected for alcoholism and that physical rejections were lower than in other states. General Wood lauds Kansas standards aiding Camp Funston’s efficiency.
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Kansas
Kanne
Capper
Kanaan
Leonard Wood
Camp Funston
Funston
There in but one way of repressing prohibition
An opinion piece argues the liquor trade thrives under the license system. It cites Mark Twain on profit from farming and hogs, and claims saloons breed vice and crime while yielding revenue from licenses, invoking Shakespeare for emphasis.
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Mark Twain
Vmspazers
Shakespeare
Edible Creations and Dishes From a Home Kitchen Era
A collection of vintage recipe snippets and kitchen tips including Lightning Cake variations with almond and meringue, a Bologna stuffed biscuit roll, Pineapple and Cream Cheese Salad, Banana Parfait with cherries, a note on Emerson, and multiple potato and macaroons ideas. Also includes Oatmeal Macaroons and Banana Bread Pudding with simple steps and ingredients.
Potatoes A Diner’s Guide With Varied Dishes
A vintage recipe collection outlines simple potato dishes including Spanish Potatoes with butter onion salt and pepper, scalloped potatoes layered with salt pepper butter or cheese and milk baked until tender, and a potato salad with French dressing onions celery cucumber and mayonnaise. It notes serving ideas such as with cold meat or hot as a side and suggests reheated spiced pickle liquid as a finishing sauce.
Lapses of old ads and quotes from a Toledo page
A fragmented historical page fragment shows old ads and anecdotes including a corn removal claim for Freezone, a Casteloria note, a personal quarrel anecdote, and Toledo Ohio advertising clippings with scattered brand names and dialogues.
Lettuce and Barley Dishes From a Classic Collection
Recipes describe lettuce with peanut dressing and several barley puddings. Instructions cover a lettuce salad with French style dressing and chopped peanuts, plus Barley Pudding and Barley Fifteen Minutes Pudding using milk honey and baking powder. A Curry of Beet Heart recipe uses beef heart, onions, curry powder, and seasonings.
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Birley
Smart spring frock in blue serge with gold thread trim
A youthful wearer styled a smart spring frock from three yards of blue serge. The design featured a bordered panela from neck to knee, black bodice details beneath, long sleeves, and a square yoke that set against the bare throat, creating a severe yet smart look.
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Mt Black Eatin
Man and Money in Fort Scott Sermon
A Fort Scott preacher spoke last Sunday about giving and wealth, saying the issue is not the amount of money a man earns but the heart behind the money and its use. Kansas City newspaper tone notes the sermon theme and local religious perspective.
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Fort Scott
Kansas City
Dressing Down Sparks Daughter Fashion Focus
A humorous exchange centers on a daughter obsessed with dressing up. The father suggests a corrective talk to curb her fashion fixation. The witty punchline reframes the idea of discipline as a playful nudge toward style.
Dont Be Afraid of Your Meals
H L Kremer introduces EATONIC a tablet that aids digestion after meals. It claims to neutralize excess acid and ease stomach upset letting food pass to the bowel comfortably. The ad urges daily use and directs readers to Batcale Remedy Co Chicago for purchase.
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H. L. Kremer
Kramer
Ratonio
Batcale Remedy Co
1018
Wabash Ave
Chicago
U. BA
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