Woman recovers health after Lydia Pinkham remedy
In a midwest town a discouraged wife, Mrs Daugherty, could not put on shoes or leave home for months. A booklet from Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound inspired her to start treatment, she reports improvement after three bottles and ongoing health gains, endorsing the remedy to others. The note includes her address in Muscatine Iowa.
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Middle West
Lydia H. Pinkham
Mags
Davenesty
Orchard Ave
Muscadine
Iowa
Day Frocks For Midsummer And Superb Evening Wear
The article surveys summer fashion with cool fabrics and practical dresses. It highlights white crepe de chine, radium silk frocks, polka dotted silks, and cross bar prints. Evening wear features a georgette gown with a two tone velvet cape and a large velvet flower accent. Velvet fabrics gain prominence for dignified styles as full modes begin.
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Georgette
Julia Bottomley
Uininn
Boy Jimmie Wins Fight Over Horse Shoe Clash
Five year old Jimmie found a horseshoe in Stanley's yard and claimed it. The ensuing fight drew in Stanley and his younger brother Les ter as the elders watched. Jimmie, still warm from battle, carried the shoe home and was scolded by his mother for fighting. The boy quipped that the trouble is fighting the whole family.
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Jimmie
Stanley
Lester
Riddles and Wordplay From a 19th Century Page
A sequence of short riddle jokes appears with punny answers. Items include charity like an umbrella, water in a sieve when frozen, a word becoming ten letters after removing five, S as a noisy letter, banana from three A s, two N s and one B, and unhappy fishermen who are whalers.
Who Won During the World War
In a brief exchange a student questions a wartime victory while the reply notes a personal purchase of a washboard from Good Hardware. The dialogue suggests everyday life intersecting with global conflict.
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Johnny
Training Deaf Children Early Education Approach
The article argues for early specialized training for deaf children, noting that instruction should start by age five to seven, or even as early as two to three, to counter late speech development. It stresses the need for careful examination, trained teachers, and methods tailored to hearing impairments.
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Volta Review
Caroline A. Yale
Clarke School For the Deaf
Surgeon General Reports 1925 Health Trends and Dangers
The 1925 Surgeon General’s report highlights strong quarantine success with no major disease passings at ports and the yellow fever threat nearly gone. The overall death rate fell to 11.9 per 1000 in 1924, but smallpox rose 75 percent with 62.4 percent more deaths. Heart disease cancer diabetes and childhood whooping cough remain major concerns.
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United States Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Howe eae By ED HOWE
The essay reflects on gender, money, and gossip as the modern thrills. It critiques vanity and envy while urging self improvement and clear thinking. It notes women's apologetic expectations, the vanity of literary men, and the shared responsibility for personal reform.
Worthlessness of Opinions in Print and Talk
The speaker notes that opinions, whether spoken or written, are often controverted by others. In debate rooms and on pages, the clash of views diminishes personal authority and reinforces doubt about individual judgments.
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