Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A long advertorial urges sick women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it has helped hundreds of thousands. Testimonies from Mrs W P Valentine of Camden New Jersey and Mrs J P Endlich of Eric Pennsylvania praise relief from back pain headaches weakness and female troubles. The piece notes 30 years of use and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. It ends with a humorous anecdote about mud and a hat joke from May Lippincott's.
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W. P. Valentine
Lincoln Ave
Camden, N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sale ads and patent cures in a chaotic late 19th century page
An eclectic jumble of sales pitches and medical patent remedies dominates the page. Listings include salesmen wanted, product promotions for Tetterine and Garfield Tea, glue-on cures for eczema, foot care products, insect powders, and various merchant notices. The text reads like an overstuffed classified section with scattered attributions to towns and firms.
Proposed to Boss After Ceremony Matet Dearest
In a humorous exchange May Lippincott notes a rapid social pace as a mock scene unfolds with a captain and a mate. The snippet hints at evolving customs and the challenge of pleasing customers, hinting at broader social commentary.
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Newed
Poon Facts What an M D Learned
A Georgia physician describes a personal recovery using Grape-Nuts, attributing renewed nerve and brain function, better digestion, and weight gain to the cereal. He recounts failing health, mountains therapy, and a 10 day trial that restored his strength, urging public sharing of these facts.
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Georgia
Talas
Care of the Cow and Dairy Practices From Progress and Cultivator
Guidance on feeding calves and dairy cows stresses gradual feed increases after calving, weighing milk to spot declines, and choosing cows to keep or dispose of. It highlights the dairy farmer's need to manage herd quality and implement periodic physic when necessary. Drainage improves land, requires subsoil and air in soil, and boosts spring yields with proper moisture management.
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Dairytoy
Imortange
Warner
Poultry Yard Care and Cleanliness Tips From Old Almanac
Practical notes on ventilating poultry houses with muslin and oiled fabric to avoid drafts, and using carbolic acid solutions to curb odors and parasites. Advice covers mites, scabby leg disease, and hygienic spray methods. cautions on seasonal care and general flock management for breeders and incubator users.
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Tatler
Poultry House
Alfalfa insights from Argentina study and poultry ventilation notes
Prof Mumford of Illinois University cites alfalfa potential in Argentina cattle country noting long stand, high protein value, and farm-scale returns with 7 to 9 dollars yearly per head. The piece also discusses ventilating poultry houses to ensure pure air and avoid drafts, stressing proper airflow and moisture control.
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South America
Mumford
Iillnois University
Thia Mich
Argentina
Blackberry Muffins From The New York Telegram
A recipe from the New York Telegram describes mixing a pint of flour with two teaspoons baking powder and half a teaspoon salt, rubbing in butter or lard with sugar and egg, folding in one cup of berries, and baking in a hot oven until muffins are well risen and browned.
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New York Telegram
Corn gridie cakes a soft mush with eggs and cornmeal
The recipe instructs to combine two cupfuls of cornmeal with boiling water to form a mush, cool it, beat four egg yolks, add a cup and a half of flour with baking powder, mix in half a cup of milk, fold in stiff egg whites, and bake on a hot griddle.
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New York Sun
Twelve apples stewed with pink syrup and currant jelly
Choose twelve apples of even size not too large. Peel core and stew gently in a sugar syrup until tender. Cool them, strain the syrup, color pink, and fill each hollow with melted red currant jelly. Use a breakfast cupful sugar and water, plus the juice of one Temon and the peel of half New York Globe.
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New York Globe
Gotterspelee and Old Fashioned Mush Delights From Newspapers
A New York Globe note describes a quick dessert called gotterspelee using stale bread crumbs powdered sugar whipped cream and preserves layered in a glass dish. The New York Sun praises old fashioned cornmeal mush cooked for hours in a double boiler, served with rich cream or maple syrup, and mentions fried cold mushrooms served with maple syrup.
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New York Globe
New York Sun
Hints To Housekeepers From Everyday Kitchen Tips
Practical kitchen hints cover cooking tips for fish cereals rice apples and salads. Advice includes use of extracts and lemon juice for flavor and cooking, methods to polish nickel silver and mirrors, preserving honey and summer apples, cleaning silverware, and a French dressing recipe with precise measurements.
Panis 1st Missionary Journey Sermon Excerpt May 2
Sunday-School lesson traces Paul Barnabas and Saul’s commissioning by the Holy Spirit from Antioch to Cyprus and Salamis. Exposition emphasizes prayer fasting and obedience in ministry, noting the Spirit’s call, church discipline, and readiness to face Elymas with boldness.
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Panis
Cyprus
An- Hoch
Salamis
Payhor
Antioch
Gud
Barnabas
Saul
Barna- Ibas
Elymas
Simons
Sergius Paws
Wigman
Paul
Blyon
Fragmented dispatch converts suffrage zeal into action
The Post-Dispatch notes suffragettes have learned from British experience with protests. So far there have been no riots, but a clear purpose to advance the cause persists. Women plan to use peaceful, determined steps to push reform.
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St. Louie
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