Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted By Testimony
A Chicago woman recounts severe pelvic inflammation and a tumor, avoiding further operation after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the herbal remedy with restoring health and urges others with similar ailments to try it instead of surgery. She cites improved well being after three bottles and notes widespread use among women.
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Lydia EK
Pinkham
Chicago
E. Pinkham
Alvena Silrlino
Angdon Street
Lydiaham
A Proud Pair and Odd Murmurs in a Local Page
A fragmented clipping mix covers tuberculosis affliction among Japanese merchants and camps, a Bible lesson on Egypt, a voter scene with children, and an advert for Dr Mitchell's Salve. It mentions charity associations, camp safeguards, and a stray dialogue about marriage and opinions.
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Japan
Jip Bor
Campy
Little Bobbie's Pa By William F Kirk
An elderly man suspects his wife is distracted by a young piano player at night. The two confront the issue as their daughter and the town watchful audience suspect infidelity, while the couple debates trust, loyalty, and the rhythms of love.
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Little Bobbie
William F. Kirk
Struckins I I Hope You Minded the Dollar Bill
Dialogue between Struckins and Podger about a small debt. Podger admits borrowing a dollar from a bill collector yesterday after saying never mind the matter of five dollars. The exchange has a humorous, casual tone.
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Struckins
Podger
SORE EYES CURED BY CUTICURA OINTMENT
A 65 year old man from Mouth of Wilson Virginia describes two years of inflamed eyes resisting bone remedies and two physicians before Cuticura Ointment healed him in one week and kept them well. He praises Cuticura in his 1908 testimonial.
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Tam
Cutiura
G. B. Halsey
Wilson
Potter Drage & Chem. Corp
Sule
Boston
Success Magazine
Mysterious Aches Cured by Doan’s Kidney Pills
Column recaps testimonials on kidney pills curing backache pains and rheumatic symptoms. Includes Mrs. C. R. Foresman’s three-year illness relief after two to three boxes, plus assorted quips and jokes on holiday topics and household advice.
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Dou
C. R. Foresman
Xa City
Cola
Doan
Watih
All Dessers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mixed blood and pride in old world ancestry told in jest
A notebook of jests and fragments shows a Countess de Pourtales hailed as blue blood yet without pride. A cowboy quip about mixed heritage contrasts Plantagenet lineage with Jeresy and Digger Indian roots. Other bits rail against disease spreaders and urge mosquito control with 25 cents. A doctor’s joke about whiskey and soda ends with a patient who claims to have given up soda entirely.
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Countess de Pourtales
New York
New York Tobacconis
Biarritz
Emilehmat
Come
Uquer
Clyetiautt Enquirer
Ged Hivse
Oman
Teacher Now Jimmy Green Octopus Riddle Pictured In Globe
A discussion features Jimmy Green and a teacher debating an octopus joke from a late magazine story. The Globe describes a lovely girl in vivid color close to night and lamplight, with hair like daylight and darkness.
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Jimmy Green
Atchison Globe
Rare Tablet From Chaldea Traces Dawn of Civilization
A rare tablet unearthed in Chaldea is claimed by Prof Friederich de Litseeh to predate Egyptian history. Father V S Niel calls it one of the era’s rare finds, suggesting Chaldean civilization may precede early writing. Pictographs may mark a prelude to hieroglyphic and cuneiform development.
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Egypt
Chaldea
Friederich de Litseeh
V. S. Niel
Luck of Old Fashioned Fisherman in Fishing Creek Catch
In Columbia County an old-fashioned angler using a straight birch pole baited with red worm caught a 22 inch brook trout while testing for suckers on Fishing Creek. The fish, one of the finest brook trout reported, was taken by George Remley of Fowlersville with a stiff red worm rig.
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Fishing Creek
Columbia County
George Remley
Fowlersville
Philadelphia
Grape-Nuts Claim Restores Health After Illness
A Denver woman recalls health decline after meals and heavy household burdens. She credits Grape-Nuts with reversing stomach and brain discomfort, gaining 12 pounds, and restoring energy during a hard summer of work. The advertisement urges readers to read The Road to Wellville and note the product’s alleged benefits.
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Denver
Thal
Uttle
Wellville
Iver
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