Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Rosa Adams niece of the late General Roger Hanson writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after female illness and extreme lassitude. She describes rising from bed more energetic and able to work, endorsing the remedy. Louisville Kentucky letters attest its benefits and value.
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Rosa Adams
Roger Hanson
C.S.A
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pixkuaw
Rosa Apa
Louisville, Ky
Free medical advice for women from M Pinkham
Woman readers are urged to write to M Pinkham of Lymn Massachusetts for free medical advice. She promises to understand each case, treat with kindness, and has helped thousands. No writer regrets seeking her guidance.
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M Pinkham
Lymn
Mass
Jean Paul Richter
Caroline Mayer
Richter
Proper Use of the Lungs and Humorous Verses
An article argues many people misuse breathing, citing a speaker who notes the blood completes a circuit every 20 seconds and most expel little poison through the lungs. It includes light verse about cats and a tavern sharper, contrasting urban bravado with rural simplicity and measured wisdom.
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Ryder
Great Lovers Pay Tribute to Wives in Timeless Letters
A survey of famous husbands extols wives through intimate letters and memories. Tom Hood Hawthorne Wordsworth Tait Livingstone Richter are highlighted for devotion, tenderness, and enduring partnership. The piece honors spouses who steadied eminent men with love through years and adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hood
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Sophia Hawthorne
Some Reflections on Marriage and Women in Society
A reflective essay discusses whether college women marry as much as they should and why, citing government views on employment and marriage, gender roles, and societal expectations. It contrasts advice from Mrs. Sage on housekeeping costs with broader observations on male-female differences, loyalty, and the social dynamics of marriage and education. Zebras Are Caught in German East Africa details a documented drive surrounding a zebra herd into a corral, yielding eighty animals captured and others released.
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New York
German East Africa
Traveler on the Road to Hell Joke Traced in Georgian Scene
An enterprising Georgian buys an automobile and travels the wilderness. A sign proclaims you are on the way to hell. A farmer, studying the mud splashed traveler, jokes that the driver seems to know more about it, and notes he looks as if he just escaped from that era.
Subduing of a Terror and the Recipe for a Millionaire
A vivid fragment describes Cesare Lambrose profiling American magnates. It praises bold feats and martial prowess while noting his pocketed shoes and pale face. It lists traits for wealth: quick decisions, steady mind, thrift, lack of culture, profit hunger, and relative honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesare Lambrose
America
Doctor's Statement in McBride Case Sparks Debate
In St John Kansas a boy, son of Mr. and Mrs William McBride, suffered severe scarlet fever with paralysis and seizures. Dr Simes, who treated him, says Dodd's Kidney Pills halted the fits and improved the child. The McBrides and Dr Simes both sworn statements support the cure claim. The item then shifts to unrelated notes on paper cloaks in Japan, Mother Gray's powders, and a Zurich timepiece.
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St. John. Kan
Mira William McBride
Simes
Dodd
Japan
Mother Gray
Eggs That Have A Value Those Laid By Lapwings Fetch High Price
In England lapwing eggs, called plover eggs, are sent to city markets in large quantities. They are valued as a delicacy, price high, and consumption reserved for aristocracy and the wealthy. Harvesting from marshes and wet fields supports a niche business.
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England
Elds
Glasgow Woman Credits Kidney Remedy For Relief
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Kentucky reports suffering from Addison's trouble and back pain with variable kidney secretions and scorching passages. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the secretions normalized and inflammation subsided. She rests well, backward pain eased, and overall health improved. For sale by all dealers, cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Pare
Chy
Par
Glasgow
Doun
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Record of Arrests and Patent Remedies in 19th Century Cleveland
A Cleveland figure holds a dubious record with thirty seven arrests for speeding in various cities. The ad mentions Allen's Foot-Base for curing foot ailments, testimonials from Mrs. W. J. Walker of Camden, New Jersey, and a promotion for Larative Brome Quinine tablets. It also notes tenement have poor ventilation in New York and a Putnam dye floor solution claim. Smallpox cases in Chicago include 346 cases with unvaccinated children and fourteen deaths.
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Cleveland
Allen
W. J. Walker
Camden
Chicago
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