Disease as Crime Editorial Sparks Medical Debate
An old magazine editorial argues disease could be crime, but cautions against blaming the sick, especially overworked housewives. It cites claims by Dr. Place and a popular remedy, then discusses burdens of childbearing and long-term health impacts on women.
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Eb Lin Mather
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Eypense
Pat
Ori
Clotl-Nannid
Tehlon Snc
Vinres
Hvac
Tortured by eczema ad claims cure by Cuticura trio
An old complaint describes severe eczema misery with skin lesions and loss of appetite. The letter credits Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent for a dramatic recovery after years of suffering and doctor visits.
The Cowpens Victory and Morgan's Wing in War Memory
A vivid reminiscence recounts the Cowpens battle as Dan Morgan’s forces repelled Cornwallis’s advance. Tarleton clashes with Washington. Morgan’s cunning maneuver and the decisive charge by Colonel Pulaski’s men shift the tide, while Greene mobilizes to join at Cheraw and chase the British northward.
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Comwallia
Charles Stedman
Parleton
Bannst
Narteton
Ottlapokker
Lord Cornwallis
Kiig
Mary Camdens
Purley Creek
Uwe Olin
Doba
Sureenea
Ritemnen
Yeates
Dan Morgan
Daniel
Jack
Bouy
Carleton
Esaay
Ly Geligor
Dick Tell Sitenwe Wien
Juels
Tarloten Maiun- Aut
Yeate
Mike
Thigketty Mountain
Wien
Lee
John Towird
Bhrewaly
Battie
Rome
Bude
Dies
Tarieton
Horsa
Wien Tey
Bey
Vetere
Tusman
Tarleton
Washington
Terleton
Fsing Dragoons
Greene
Turkey Creek
Theo Reed
Corniralus
Jennifer
Cheraw Hil
Wwe
Dan Mor
Greena
Dan Mersin
Tane Luger
Otho Wilkins
Conana
Cheraw
Miyard Stevens
Charlotte
Morgan
Cornwallis
Biuke
Tesbeean
Tee
Pepsvigt
Owenty-Four
Colonal
Somn
Richard
Margery
Huhdred
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A 19th century advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures painful irregular menstruation and related female ailments. It cites testimonials from women like Miss Nelsie Holmes and Mrs. Tillie Hart, urging readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice and write for guidance.
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Pinthan
Lydia B. Pinklam
Lydia BH. Pinkham
Nelsie Holmes
N. Davision Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Lear Mra
Pinkham
Lydia Bi
Lydia
Tillie Hart
Larimore
N.D
Pinkhar
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawyer's Great Fee and City Turmoil During Siege
An obscure report details a lawyer’s fee dispute amid a citywide crisis. Funds, figures, and factions surface as authorities respond to unrest and wage concerns. The article notes legal actions, municipal measures, and the social toll of the period.
Rochester Chemist Recalls Kidney Remedy Trial
Seven years ago William A ranklin of Persie lin & Pater Chemical Co. of Heeter New York described kidney symptoms and kidney stone like pain. He used Dunn's Kidney Pills and reports prompt relief after three boxes. Sold by all dealers for 0 cents a box Voster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Rochester
William A.ranklin
Persielin & Pater Chemical Co
Heeter
N.Y
Dunn's Kidney Mills
Voster-Milburn Co
Buttalo
Not a Masterpiece in Scots Tale of Wives and Workman
A laboring man named Thomas, married to a rich widow famed for plainness, is approached by an employer who asks about his wife. The response hints she is not the masterwork of the world, implying her plainness and possible harshness in fate.
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Thomas
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