Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Promises For Expectant Mothers
A collection of testimonials from women across New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and Florida praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for pregnancy preparation and building strength. They claim healthier pregnancies and births including a baby girl and life-saving effects. The clippings present repeated endorsements from mothers and use promotional phrasing typical of early 20th century medicine advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EL Pinkham
Mrs. AM. Myers
Gor
Welch and Fullerton Drugists Deliver Throughout City
Welch and Fullerton, prominent city druggists, announce delivery service to all city areas, expanding access to medicines and health products for residents and neighborhoods alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch & Fullerton
Welch, & Bullerton
New York City Rail Overhaul and Palomar’s Kaligrammas
The piece notes New York elevated lines being rebuilt without stopping trains, third and ninth avenues being upgraded, and second and third lines double decked. It also profiles Torres Palomar an artist who used pigments and kaligrammas and faced custody after a suicide attempt amid his artistic visions. Also mentioned: Lady Grace Mackenzie the lion hunter returns, and censorship woes in moving pictures affecting scenes of drinking kissing and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Windsor
Torres Palomar
Aso
Bellevue
Palomar
Jaushier
Third Avenue
National wealth of the United States valued at 187.7 billion
Washington May 21 The national wealth is estimated at 187.739 billion dollars or 1965 per person in the country. The Census Bureau bulletin outlines true values of real personal and other property by state and for 1912 with earlier years. It notes method limits and sources from state officials to national reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Sam L. Rogers
Bureau
Census
Department of Commerce
Stark N. Groxan
District of Columbia
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Fores
Saal
United States Geological Survey
Bureau of Xavivesion
United States Army
Mint
Rheuma Promises Cure For Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a scientific remedy that dissolves uric acid and cleanses kidneys, stomach, liver and blood to remove rheumatic pain. It cites a testimonial from Judge John Barhorst of Fort Loramie Ohio claiming dramatic improvement after treatment and notes Wells-Harmaker Co offers a no cure, no pay plan at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barhorst
Fort Loramie
Ohio
Wells-Harmaker, Co
Blood Risings Begin A Mere Speck
Blood risings arise from pimples or slight abrasions, causing grave health risks. The Swift Specific Co. promotes its blood remedy as restoring health, claiming it overhauls blood and cures ailments ignored by common tonics. This ad cites Georgia specialist Beebe and urges readers to obtain a bottle and consult the Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patere
Howe
Swift
Swift Ride
Atlanta
Georgia
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Baker's
Zoins
Irs
Joan Mitchell
Bies
Sens, N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. R-E
E. W. Saxpess
Rowlesburg
W.va
Winnie Tus
Winter Heven
Florida
Aoe Lh
Zoc
White Bros
Stepe de Chines
Childrens Union
Sain St
Grace Mackenzie
Lion Hunter
British East Arica
Burke
Moving Picture
Kansas
Charles Frohman
Broadway
Maude Adams
Eshel Barrijmore
John Drewmever
Frohman
England
R. T. Lowndes
Oxfords and Juliets
R. T. Lowndes Department Store
United
The
United Woolen Mills Co
W. A. Hersch
West
Pike Street
Empire National Bank
Fourth Sts
Clarksburg, W. Va
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