Forty to Fifty Women Endorsed by Pinkham’s Remedy
An advertisement from St Paul Minnesota urges women aged forty five to fifty five to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for symptoms of menopause and hot flashes. It claims relief from nervousness irritability melancholia dizziness and suffocation and offers a free advertisement from Lydia E Pinkham Massachusetts.
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Mrs.Hooker
Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Paul,Minn
College Ara
Lydia E.’ Pinkham
Massachusetts
Lydia B
Curious Strike Follows Mule Named Jim in Ohio Mine
A humorous and curious strike tale from Ohio coal fields recounts workers stopping work after their boss moved a mule named Jim to another mine. Four hundred men protested, insisting the mule stay, highlighting odd employee attachments and workplace dynamics.
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Ohio
Jim
Jun
Won't Change Woman's Dress Says Scientist
A debate recalls a scientist claiming the earth may become so cold that a man cannot live there. Fozzleton retorts that women will keep dressing the same. A quip notes an elevator helps a man rise to the occasion and reaching the top requires luck.
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Fozzleton
New Bedford Evening Standard
The Nose as a Window to Character in Nerve and Commerce
The piece explains facial features as signs of traits. It links observation, imitation, acquisitiveness, and executive leadership to specific nose shapes and head structures, noting how these traits manifest in behavior and temperament.
Is He Conscientious The Nose as a Read on Character
An examination links nose shape to character showing that a fighting nose signals adherence to right principles and openness. It discusses a well developed comparison faculty with a downward tip and curved forehead and describes associated eye expressions and gloom. It contrasts sympathetic noses which lack combativeness yet stress emotion and timely aid.
Nose Shape Signals Masculine or Feminine Traits
The article argues that nose masculinity or femininity reflects personality and head shape. It describes a masculine nose associated with combativeness, destructiveness, firmness, self-esteem, and other traits, linked to a square front head and broad face.
Descriptive facial feature notes and traits
The text lists facial characteristics and perceived personality traits linked to features such as a large mouth, square shoulders, and a high curved forehead. It associates the optimistic or pessimistic shapes of noses with temperament, mentioning benevolence, caution, and cunning as reflected in nose form.
Noses Display Varied Traits As Facial Maps Explain Character
A quirky portrait describes altruistic, sordid, optimistic, scientific, and treacherous noses as signs of personality. Each nose type is linked to traits like sublimity, acquisitiveness, imagination, logic, combativeness, and curiosity, with notes on facial structure and mineral associations.
Six Types of Nose and Associated Traits
The text describes several nose types linked to character traits. It links broad-minded noses with intelligence in the forehead and notes impulsiveness, combativeness, destructiveness, and will as reflected in nose regions. It contrasts military, pugilistic, dogmatic law noses with forceful theology and benevolence.
Save Old Nails and Tacks While Planting
When cleaning, do not discard old nails and tacks. Scatter them through the bottom soil of repotted flowers and boxes so they rust and enrich the soil, promoting strong, beautiful plant growth.
Swedish Police Avoid Public Arrests for Desperate Fugitives
In Sweden, authorities typically defer arrest of a wanted criminal until night to spare the suspect the shame of being paraded through streets before onlookers. The practice aims to minimize public humiliation while ensuring lawful capture.
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Sweden
Keeping Milk Safe in Summer Dairy Handling
The article stresses quick cooling and clean practices to prevent souring. It details using a cooling tank with fresh well water, thorough cleaning of utensils, and strict temperature control. Milk must be kept cold and clean from milking to storage to ensure quality.
Causes and control of white scours in calves
Calves face severe losses from white scours which can be acute or chronic. Cornell veterinarians link acidity in calf droppings to bacteria from milk, and infection can enter via the umbilicus. Preventative care includes naval antisepsis, controlled milk intake, and sanitary housing. Treatments feature barley water to soothe intestines and bicarbonate solution to correct acidity.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Sweet Clover Hay Quality Compared With Alfalfa
First year sweet clover yields hay nearly as good as alfalfa and should stay unmoved until late season to protect the stand. Second year sweet clover grows more rank and yields coarser hay but can produce good quality hay if cut at the right time. Cut before blooming, preferably on a cloudy day or late in the afternoon.
Motor to Church in Comfort f. C. b. Flint Michigan
Its power reliability and low upkeep appeal to women who favor the handsome lining upholstery glass windows regulators and fine finish. Every element reflects value in this car model from Flint Michigan with emphasis on comfort and workmanship.
Size Did Not Matter On The Golf Course
A Life magazine quote describes a doctor on a golf round crossing a field with a small black caddie who asks for shoes. The doctor asks what size he wears and the caddie admits he has never bought shoes, unsure if he can fit them.
Wright Defends Idealism in Realistic Fiction Debate
Harold Bell Wright, noted novelist, spoke at a New York dinner defending the Idealist school against realism. He urged romance and idealism in books, calling life drab and ugly yet noting that in life nothing ever comes off except buttons.
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Harold Bell Wright
New York
Hcas
Mr. Wright
Making the Farms Popular and Country Club Growth
A note from the Indianapolis News linking farm popularity with expanding country clubs. The piece jokes that as country clubs multiply the fate of the farms will be settled, while observing a summer girl with freckles signaling sun spot season.
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Indianapolis News
Electric lure promises night fishing with electric minnow
An artificial luminescent minnow powered by electricity is pitched to fishermen. The device resembles a wriggling worm when cast and is said to attract fish day or night. It uses fine wires to prevent bait breakage and a battery supplies the current.
Why Not Frances and Virginia in School Talk
Frances, three years older and more experienced, questions Virginia on a goifer. Virginia answers casually that a goifer is what you hold your stocking up with.
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Frances
Virginia
Praise Too Faint. A Prima Donna Demands Greater Praise
A dialogue recalls a press agent asked to discharge after a singer complains the praise is insufficient. The prima donna insists the agent must claim she is the greatest that ever lived, not merely alive, revealing vanity and theatrical rivalry.
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Prima Donna
Startup funding makes or breaks new ventures
The statement highlights that capital is essential to launch a business but without funds, a venture cannot begin. It underscores the dependency on financial resources for product development, market entry, and operations.
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