Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Female Relief
A persuasive testimonial from Mrs. Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for various female ailments. The letter asserts confidentiality and free advice, with Mrs Pinkham never violating trust and publishing letters with consent. The account claims rapid relief and widespread use among women seeking guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Alice Berryhill
Lydia B. Finkham
Fea Srublee
Berryhill
Lydia
B. Pinklam
Mrs. Pinkham
Concerning Clocks and Regulating Timekeeper Care
The article warns to keep clocks running with regular attention and to move hands forward only. It cautions against reversing motions, loosening screws, or shifting balanced clocks for dusting or display, noting small daily deviations indicate improper placement, especially for pendulum clocks.
Wedding Ends Runaway Bride Rescue by Colorado Professor
Prof Walter Hendrixson, head of chemistry at Town College Linneus, Missouri, intervened when a woman fell from a runaway horse during a Colorado Garden of the Gods outing. He sprinted ahead, ordered the horse to stop, and rescued Elizabeth Bradley, daughter of a Linneus resident. The dramatic scene led to a courtship and eventual wedding between the two.
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Romantic misadventure ends in marriage at Linnons
An awkward encounter with an unconscious woman by a spring leads Prof Hendrixson to revive her with water. A line from a play hints at romance, and the story notes their acquaintance turning to love. The couple eventually marry at Linnons, concluding the tale as it should.
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Linnons
Barbarie King Behanzin in Paris Amid Royal Humiliation
Dahomey ex king Behanzin now a ward of the French government is about sixty with a dark face and white beard. He smokes forty cigars daily and refused Paris hotel service from prior dishes and glasses. His four wives show barbaric homage kneeling kissing his hand and shading him with an umbrella when he moves.
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Nout
Paris
Three Year Old Sees Mother Ghost Near Cambridge
A Cambridge boy Walter Landry age three reports his mother appears before him days after her death. The mother Mary O Connor died at the city hospital and was buried in a cemetery miles away. The father kept the death secret to spare the child. The boy pointed to the kitchen saying mamma and screamed, resisting comfort as he described the apparition.
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Mass
Botanical Gardens
Harvard University
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William Landry
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Waiting Turn For Name And Aged Walker Travel 192 Miles
In a Alabama town a woman waiting for Aunt Betsy’s baby notes the infant without a name. Elsewhere Paris bound villager Years Old walked 192 miles to see his daughter, aided by police kindness to return home.
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Antoine Henry
Deois
Dieppe
Paris
M. Denis
Seven Years Ago A Boctluater Kidney Pills Ad Claim
An old testimonial from Rochester shared by William A Franklin of Palmer Chemical Co notes kidney pain backache and lassitude improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The writer asserts relief after three boxes and claims cure of irregular kidney secretions. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Diamond Dealer’s Mistake Shown In Shop Dispute
A man asks a jeweler to appraise a diamond he had left on approval. The jeweler says the gem is not very good, with poor fire and a flawed cut. The buyer, who had deposited $40, requests his money back and ends the deal.
Profit Pointers From a Cautious Speaker
A terse column urges steady work and attention to detail. It argues that success comes from careful, patient effort rather than anxious, overbearing behavior and that business grows from discipline and focus rather than sheer hustle.
No Trick at All in Candy Duna Do You Know Stock Story
A garbled Chicago Tribune passage notes a man engraving the alphabet on a pint head and mentions a count ing ploy about ten commonements. It reads as a puzzling, cryptic item with unclear specifics and context.
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Chicago Tribune
Building Food To Bring the Babies Around
A Colorado mother recounts how feeding her pneumonia and brain fever afflicted child Grape-Nuts restored strength. She later raised another child on the cereal and cream, claiming it built sturdy health. The testimonial cites Grape-Nuts supporting nervous system nourishment from Battle Creek, Michigan.
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