Terrible kidney trouble cured by Dean’s Pills
A Lake City notice proclaims severe kidney trouble but claims Dean’s Kidney Pills cured the condition. It mentions back pain, dicey spells, nervousness, and irregular secretions, then asserts relief and restored health praised by a grateful user.
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Hiram Center
South
Oak Street
Lake City
Minn
Kinney
Dean
Ceaters
Posten Milburn Co
Buffalo
Surgical operation concerns in women patients
A reflection on women facing surgery noting that many operations performed in hospitals are unnecessary and could be avoided, highlighting the prevalence of unnecessary procedures in medical practice.
Self-Made Martyrdom of the Womans Interests
A satirical portrait targets a self pitying Victorian woman who laments trifles, rejects social duties, and feigns victimhood. The piece mocks her self image as a martyr while condemning imagined evils, chores, fashion costs, and the notion of heroines bound to domestic life. It presents a sharp social critique of female role expectations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Moorestown
N. J
Fife
Pate
Dressing table cabinet with movable sections for hats
A practical dressing table idea converts a case into a hanging hat cabinet with castors and hidden storage. Shelves and pegs organize hats to keep them dust free, while drapery opens to display selections. Also notes decorative uses of cretonne and a bottle doll craft from Woman's Life.
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Trent
White bedroom sets and dainty accessories for home
A decorative guide shows white lawn embroidered bedroom sets with roving and bow knot patterns for bureau covers dressing table and chiffonier plus pillow covers. It suggests curtains valances stenciled designs and easy water color applications for a refined room. Also described is a dainty blouse touch using velvet ribbon bows and a decorative neckline bow with lace plaits and ribbon ends.
White Serge Frock with Blue Ribbon Details
Description of a white serge frock featuring a stitched hem band, deep tucked sleeve, and a plaited white shirt. The yoke and stock use heavy lace with narrow stitched bands on each side joined by pale blue ribbon velvete, ends fastened in polka dots. The sash is blue edged with rib.
Women’s Club notes on art funding and education
Mrs. M. T. Johnston of Richmond presented at the Boston biennial GFWC meeting about a yearly $5000 for purchasing a picture and a $100 annual exhibition prize. She noted changes in standards for pictures and crafts and predicted greater cultural knowledge for children in coming years.
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M. T. Johnston
Richmond
Tad
Boston
GFWC
Jon
Lewis Single Binder Cigars Sell Vastly Nationwide
Annual sales exceed nine million units, touted for reliable quality and rich mellow tobacco. The ad claims Lewis Factory Peoria as origin, promotes a free illustrated business education catalogue, and urges buyers to request a sample.
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Lewis Factory
Peoria
The girl who can't cook should look before leaping
Fragmentary ad copy and aphorisms appear in this damaged OCR snippet with references to a cheerful pan, a grocer, a large 262 package, and a pessimistic man. The text mix includes mispelled phrases and stray quotes, offering little coherent story or context.
Red headed boy joins Sabbath school after search
A visitor invites Tommy to Sabbath school as several of his friends recently joined. Tommy hesitates then asks if a red headed boy named Jimmy Brown attends. Learning yes, he promises to attend next Sunday seeking the boy.
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Tommy
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Tilly
Miss Gotrix
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