Cardus Woman’s Tonic Praised By Suffers In Palmer
A Palmer Oklahoma letter from Miss Forrest Be Lance advocates Cardus the woman’s tonic for long lasting back and bearing down pains. She reports great relief after four bottles and urges other women to try it, noting Cardus has a 60 year record of success for ailments of the female system. Ad copy and miscellaneous lines appear among the text.
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Palmer
Okla
Miss Forrest
Lance
Cardus
Woman Credits Pinkham Lotion For 10 Year Reversal
A Louisville reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting years of fatigue and weakness, boosting energy for daily work, and easing displacement and bladder trouble. Testimony from Mrs. Kvent Wie n of Bank Sc references Texas and other locations. writes that plants and mother’s advice led her to the remedy. Contact details invite letters to Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential, woman-to-woman replies.
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Louisville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Kvent Wien
Bank Sc
Looiwrliie
Romayor
Texas
Torrie
Cindiei
Afro American Exposition Aimed at Emancipation Anniversary
The report outlines plans for an Afro American exposition at the Twelfth Regiment armory in New York starting October 22 to celebrate the emancipation proclamation. It notes state approval, fundraising efforts, and notable attendees including General Philippe Auguste and other leading figures, with substantial support from wealthy African Americans.
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Twelfth Regiment
New York
United States
WM Pereonh
South
Sexrone
Philippe Auguste
Rogto
Hayti
Republie
Touikeant
Kante Deming
Aleo
Liberte
Night Shift Frontsmen Keep Hotels Running
Night workers at a New York hotel are described as tired yet steady in a cramped inverted schedule. The report notes attendants and cleaners performing essential tasks into the early morning, with special meals provided and some shifts ending after nightfall.
Fragmented text on a parish street and historical note
The readable portions reference a parish street, tensions, and a historical Liban history segment. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment discusses a naval topic and a tambli event, with distant mentions of French and Monted Liban contexts.
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Prater
emblem of noble work and the double crown symbol tale
The text describes a historical emblem linked to anti tuberculosis efforts and a double red crown motif used in various nations. It references France, Germany, and international adoption, noting Catholic church imagery and connections to war commemorations. The fragment cites figures in Washington and Marie and mentions a wheat motif and protests.
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Ton
Berlin
Paria
Yuberesin
Avan
Zealand
Indie
South Atros
Labeador
Japan
Cisim
Philippines
Unitad
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