Back Ache Relief Ad From Bloomdale Woman
A Bloomdale Ohio letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for chronic backache and female weakness. The testimonial claims lasting relief, urges women to seek root causes, and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Also referenced are Headache Capubine and a quip about English roads.
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Bloomdale
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. M. Frederick
L. E. Pinkham
Indian farming program opens with modern tools arrival
The Indian office begins a campaign to train and equip Native farmers with modern farming implements. Carloads of the latest farming gear will be distributed at reservations across the West this week as part of a broader effort to create successful Indian farmers under O-25-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Office
Five Years of Pain Kidney Suffering Told
Mrs. J F Kibbie of Wellsville describes five years of severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and dark secretions. She recounts rapid relief after using Deans Kidney Pills noting six weeks of easy hard work and urges readers to remember the brand. Product sold 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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J. F. Kibbie
Stevens St
Wellsville
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Skin Care Ads and a Punchline Caricature
An eclectic ad page promotes Cuticura Skin and Hair remedies with claims of treating skin ailments and offering a free 32 page book from Potter Drug and Chem Corp in Boston. It also touts Marine Eye Remedy and a humorous Broadway car cartoon about a German man and a woman’s rights remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Lrug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Church growth outpaces population rise in 1900s census
Washington, May 30. The special census report on the census of religious bodies for 1906 shows church growth in the United States outstripping population gains from 1900 to 1901. In principal cities, church and community growth exceeded population growth, while in areas outside cities church growth matched population rise. Per 1,000 people in 160 principal cities there were 469 church members, against 363 outside, and 391 nationwide. Females outnumbered males in 1906, though the city excess was smaller at 23.5 percent.
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Washington
United States
Continental
Determined Salisbury Woman Finds Relief With Grape-Nuts
A Salisbury Missouri resident credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of cramps nausea and vomiting. After trying various remedies and doctors she reports full recovery and now praises the food to neighbors and physicians who reportedly adopt it. Her husband confirms strong sales to local doctors and customers.
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Salisbury
Chicago
Usny
Wellfirre
Modern Farm Methods For South Crops And House Yard Care
A South oriented farming note extols cow peas and soybeans as rapid nitrogen fixing cover crops and high protein feeds, detailing sowing after corn planting, hay and grain value, and soil benefits. It also covers lime's soil benefits, front yard grass over bare earth, and practical dairy hygiene tips from Progressive Farmer.
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C. A. Amoseite
Daily Farm Working Notes on Poultry and Crops
Sow sorghum and millet early this month then pasture in late summer. Plant cucumbers for pickles. Turkeys need wide range now not confined. Sell off all nonprime hens. keep calf feeding vessels clean. Hot sun and dirty pails cause trouble. Give young turkeys ample animal food like grasshoppers and bugs this harvest month. Black squash bugs noted.
Scaley Story Of A Major And A Maiden
A fragment from Young's Magazine tells of a Major who loves a maiden. He kneels, declares her his life and earth, while the maiden hints at parental disapproval. The Major, once a Minor, wins her hand and they marry, living together in a grand, contented union within one shared home.
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Dofie
Chey
Young’s
Poised Gags and Quips From The Puck And London Opinion
A collage of satirical quips and cartoon captions from Puck and the London Opinion. Jests about poker skills and social satire on hats and shoulders fill this compact page of humor.
REASON ENOUGH AND JOKES OF THE DAY VARIETY
A collage of humor captions from various papers mocks alimony, fashion maladies, journalism, poultry puns, bachelor stereotypes, and moot proofs. Snappy lines feature Mr. Kicker, Mr. Bumshoe, and witty exchanges about shoes, marriage, and social mores with terse punchlines and ironic quips from multiple newspapers.
Household 4 Affairs Offers Quick Home Tips
A collection of domestic hints covers softening dried paint brushes with heated vinegar, sealing leaks with yellow soap and whiting paste, and clever uses of electric irons for quick meals. It also describes a dining table centerpiece crafted from a hat, box, flowers, and ribbons, plus a thirty year tested rose jar preserving method using petals, spices, and perfumed oils.
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Cologne
Boston Post
Recipes from the MITCRe era with varied dishes
A jumble of murky recipe notes describes dishes such as Lyonnaised Potatoes and Monkey Face, with instructions for butter, potatoes, onions, and milk. It outlines Grinde Panee style meat with eggs and breading, and Creole Fish with butter onion tomato parsley flour, simmered and served.
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Snox
Daisy Fly Killer
Ethrine Aang
Bo" Barr Ane
Nibby
Viena
Libby
Snors
Marine
Marvie
South
W. Garner
Department U. S. Agriculture
Houston Post
Puck
Ethel
Harold
Bertie
London
Kicker
Bumshoe
New York Telegram
Gayleigh
Gotham
Louisville Couriers Journal
Hobbs
Dobbs
Boston Transcript
Metropolitan Magazine
Kaaily
Olympus
E. D
Washington Evening Star
Faremers' Home Journal
W. A. Keith
Susie M. Hanson
Washirston Star
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