Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Lackawanna Woman
A Lackawanna New York woman describes relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following childbirth. She cites renewed health for herself and three healthy children over six years. The ad promises testimonials and confidential personal health advice in a newspaper format.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lackawanna, N.Y
Fter
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Mra. A. PF
Engamen
Lackawanna
N.Y
Lydia E
Thae
Methine Co
Dential
Wayward Son Rights and Rapprochement in Heaton Evening
Dialogue notes a moral dispute over inheritance with a contentious exchange about mending ways and leaving nothing. The fragment suggests familial tension centered on money, duty, and forgiveness within an Heaton Evening context.
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Wayward Son
Heaton
Cure of eczema shows in a child after Castcura use
A Wisconsin family shares how a two month old nephew's eczema began as an itchy rash, spread to raw areas, and how prolonged use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment helped achieve a full cure by age three. Also mentions Dr Pierce pills and Hanford products in the era ad mix.
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High St
Osikont
Wis
Nealp
Gene
Mre
F. Scofield
Postgard
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Back with the Saloon Crusade Tied to Factory Safety Efforts
A September Foundrymen's conference discusses the national movement to curb industrial accidents. A committee aims to coordinate governors and state officials, linking saloon proximity to factory accidents with safety measures and reform.
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Paxon Additon
We. U. Labor Department
Foundrymen’s Association
Avery
Meente
Thomas J. West
Bt Company
Cleveland
Cal
Imnda
Satoona
Medical convention links alcohol to insanity in push for prohibition
An American medical convention in Chicago condemned alcoholic beverages and urged state legislatures to ban sale. It cited alcohol as a brain poison linked to insanity and degeneracy and called organized science to educate the public and support stricter laws. The report notes broad support and potential policy impact. The piece also surveys North Dakota progress under temperance, highlighting population growth, wealth, crime, and welfare trends.
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Alleniste
United States
Chicago
Medina
Bayard Holmen
Marker
Chicago College of Physicians and Surgeons
Elizabeth Preston Andes
North Dakota
Eigh
Pembina
Jal
Not Yet Extinct: An Old-Fashioned Mother and Her Musician Son
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an old fashioned mother who believed her small son was destined for music, claiming he could gain tunes from his mouth organ. The passage hints at aspirations of artistry and the evolving perception of talent.
What’s Yours to Mine In A Journey City Trial
A New York World report notes a court case where the phrase whatever belongs to my husband belongs to me is discussed. The piece foregrounds gender roles and property claims as the trial unfolds.
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Jorney City
Western Canada Grain Prospects in 1914 Era Review
The article argues Western Canada will remain the world’s grain field with wheat yields around 180 million bushels in 1914 figures, notes drought impacts in Alberta and Saskatchewan, praises natural resources and labor, and urges American settlers to take homesteads at $15 to $20 per acre. It highlights alfalfa growth, cattle and dairy gains, expanding acreage for 1916, and optimistic long term prosperity despite partial crop failures. It also includes promotional prose urging relocation for independence and education, and mentions Arthur Conan Doyle’s prairie inspiration.
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Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Etek
Tarnh
Por Hone
Manitoba
Western Canada
Prom Thee
Prairie Provinces
Europe
Tme
Band of
Isid
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Uitte
Elthen
Hope
Nenewept
Anny
Sir Conan Doyle
Bear to We way never wear 8 golden crown
We cannot wear eight golden crowns but are grateful for the single one we already have. The remark reflects a cautious gratitude and a preference for sufficiency over excess.
Invente the Chicken: Genrer Witte hae produced by en lective breeding
A fragmentary report claims a breeder after ten years created a new chicken type by selective breeding. The bird is described as large and white with short legs, prone to waddling and quiet perched on a neighbor’s fence. The source notes limited reach and peaceful habit, disputed to the New York World.
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En Lective
Anya White
Raton
New York
Caused a Coldnene remark in Lippincell's Magazine
A fragment recounts a character noting longing for money to marry and a plan to spend it on travel, set against a descriptive scene with a blushing figure. The text includes a quotation about finances and marriage and a visual of a thermometer and carpet.
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Lippincell's
How He Forgave McNab on His Deathbed
A dying McGregor asks clan chief McNab to forgive long running feuds. The minister and family arrange the meeting, seeking universal pardon as the McNab forgives with all his heart. The item hints at renewed marital unions and social punishment themes in a sparse obituary-like vignette.
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McNab
Howae
McGregor
McNabs
Clan McNab
Treatment of Sores and Obedient Help Adverts
-A fragmented ad style notice describes Hanford's Balsam Hemdy to gradually diminish sores with longer treatment for older cases. It claims benefit after other remedies fail. The text also contains a jumbled exchange about recipes or goods and mentions gellar weddings in passing.
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Hanford
Zona
Zona Company
Wichta
Kansas
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