Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound For Female Ailments
Mrs A Gregory of Denver tells how after an operation and months of worsening health Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored her. She cites backache bearing down pains and irregularities as relief, noting the product’s 30 year history and inviting others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence St
Denver
Ath
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Wind Your Kettles Doctor Links Cookware to Appendicitis
Staten Island NY physician Dr. William Wilkinson claims two thirds of appendicitis cases arise from modern cooking ware. He notes fewer cases when copper pots were common and argues replacing agate ware with copper could reduce symptoms.
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New York
Wilkinson
Staten Inland
Iam
Fragmented dialogue and political chatter in odd transcription
A garbled page presents fragmented quotes and exchanges featuring a Quietly Dressed Man and Loud-Dressed Man, discussions about politicians, and assorted captions. The text shifts to Aunt, a picture incident, and a Capital rumor, ending with a quip about epochs and careers.
Growth of Opium Habit In Large Cities Noted
Dr Hamilton Wright states New York houses about 6 000 opium users many whites and a rising import of opium since 1875 from 4 000 to 151 000 pounds in 1879 crude imports up 1 000 000 pounds in five years Chinese doctors trial a Shanghai cure in New York with early success and Philadelphia reports good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamilton Wright
International Commission
Doctor Wright
APG
Wright
Shanghai
Philadelphia
Conversation Fragments Between Mrs Genton Holme and Willie
A child named Willie aged seven speaks about writing a letter and being quiet while a school visitor asks about his progress. He jokes that if he were a mouse he would jump on the table and holler bike murder. Willie adds he can’t carve a ball yet but others can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genton Holme
Willie
Wille
Cured Her Children With Cuticura Remedies
A Montreal reader recounts using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat eczema on her three daughters and infant, noting the itching eruptions disappeared after several daily applications. She reports complete cure and cites the May 21 1907 testimony of Mme Napoleon Duceppe at 41 Duluth Bt.
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Mme
Napoleon Duceppe
Duluth Bt
Montreal
Que
Rattlers and odd tales from Pennsylvania farms
From the Tionesta Vindicator George Burden killed a 42 inch rattler near a water jug he refilled on German Hill preserving skin and rattles. Two Copeland boys killed a dozen rattlers hunting near Little Hickory Creek. A chicken coop mystery ends with an eight foot snake and a china egg found in its stomach.
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Pennsylvania
George Burden
German Hill
George
George Copeland
Little Hickory Creek
Henry Amburger
Hunter's Station
Ingia Chicken Coop
Paradox and Fur Trade Ads Sparkling Voices
An assortment of catalog lines and promotional snippets from a period catalog and newspaper page includes a fur and gun dealer in Minneapolis offering hides at cut rates, a parable quote about manhood, a stage dialogue fragment, Pettit’s Eye Salve boasting a century of sales, and practical tips on training young horses emphasizing patience, gentle handling, and leading discipline.
What the Trade Mark Means to the Buyer
The article argues that a trade mark signals product merit and manufacturer accountability. It contrasts brand protection with unscrupulous dealers and cites National Lead Company's Dutch Boy White Lead as a purity guarantee, offering a free blow-pipe test via the New York Woodbridge Building office.
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National
New York
Woodbridge Building
Boy Refuses Shoes in Children’s Court Dispute
Michael Salalakha testifies barefoot in New York children’s court arguing shoes cannot be worn in hot weather. He tells Judge Mayo he’d rather go to jail than wear footwear, insisting as a country boy he’s not used to shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Salalakha
Mayo
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Michael
Mary H. Boi Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary KH. H. Boi of Cam Yanys credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney pain back and hip distress after a bad fall. She reports rapid relief and restored health following use, noting the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary KH. H. Boi
Cam- Y
Anys
Dean
Foster-Milburn Cr
Buffalo, N.Y
Feeding lambs cheaper this fall says Dravers Telegram
Eugene Daigh of Palmer Lake Colorado reports dry range conditions cut feed and predicts lower prices for lambs this fall. He expects lambs sold last fall at about 3.00 may bring around 1.75 this season with fewer contracts so far. Sheep feeders are slow to buy while many lambs will be fed but buying delayed.
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Eugene Daigh
Palmer Lake
Colo
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Watertown Leader
America
Christopher Columbus
Alfonso
Ireland
J.C. Monaghan
Notre Dame University
Irish Fellowship Club
Pat
Iceland
Greenland
América
Hennensy
Shaughnessy
Mickigans
O'Regans
Trisha
Mo+ Hag
Cole Ware
Dulan Lallan
Genoa
Truth and Quality Appeal to the Well-Informed
A nostalgic claim extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe laxative option. It emphasizes natural action, pleasant taste, and no debilitating after effects, urging purchase of the California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Photographs on Growing Fruits and Curiosities
A long feature discusses printing on fruit skins using light sensitivity, including apples tomatoes and pumpkins with bagging and egg white adhesive methods. It also notes humorous clippings on Irish origins of America and a Christy anecdote about fashion photography emerging in New York.
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Saya
Bt. Nicholas
Gamboling Jambo and beach caivea captivate attention
A playful note compares gamboling Jambo on the green with gamboling caivea on the beach, hints that beach varieties draw more notice while seaside drinks like lemonade bath gain popularity in Pari and beer remains unpopular on this side.
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Pari
Cheese Chaser Heir To Vast Fortune In Europe Tale
A confused New York tale follows Godfried Probst, heir to an immense fortune via intricate family links. He works in a bakery in Brooklyn as rumors swirl about the inheritance left by a long-dead relative in Bavaria. The scene centers on Probst handling cheese and coffee amid questions about the wealth and its source.
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New York
Reas
Rhine
Godfried Probat
Probst
Herr Probat
Probat
Monument to Anthony Wayne Blessed at Valley Forge
The Philadelphia Press recalls "Mad Anthony" Wayne with a Valley Forge monument dedication 99 years after his remains were moved to St. David's church. It notes his leadership, discipline, and frontier strategy, highlighting his Chester County roots and pivotal role in Pennsylvania's revolutionary efforts and the northwestern campaign.
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Anthony” Wayne
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Anthony Wayne
St. David's Church
Mad Anthony
Sheridan
Winchester
Hoth
Wayne
Yorkshire Atock
York
Washington
Chester County
North- West
Union
Chinese Cows Produce Fatty Milk in Shanguing Province
Consul Wilbur T. Gracey reports from Tsingtau on Dr. Martini and assistants noting Chinese cows yield milk with 7 to 8 percent fat due to bean and peanut cake feeds. The high fat content aids butter production but makes drinking milk unpleasant, while fertilizer and animal feed uses dominate bean cake byproducts and local agriculture.
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Wilbur T. Gracey
Tsing Tau
Shanguing
Martini
United States
Japan
Remedy claims and hog feeding evidence in old periodicals
The text questions a remedy for diarrhea and discusses Perune and other tonics, citing the United States Dispensatory. It cites tests on hog diets, warning corn-based feeds harm growth, noting an experiment where corn-only rations yielded low gains versus mixed feeding. It cites Dietris hog expert and cautions against overfeeding young pigs.
Evening gossip and theatrical notes stir town chatter
Citizens chatter about a newspaper item calling a politician a liar while the editor defends the term. The scene shifts to amateur theatricals with Blanche and Constance arguing about makeup and conduct. Mrs Ager and Mrs Kutting share playful remarks on holidays and time off. Green plans a trip to Europe aboard a cattle ship with questions about crew or cargo.
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Europe
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