Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound News Letter
Mrs Hill of Knoxville Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing back pain fatigue loss of appetite and headaches after three years of illness She praises the medicine and urges others to try it, noting Liver Pills and Sanative Wash as part of her regimen Abundant letters praising Pinkham's remedy arrive daily from women seeking relief
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Ville, Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Knoxville
Tennessee
Audi
Lydia Pinkfom
Lydia Ekham
Poison ivy tale warns children to stay safe and aware
In a yearly talk Daddy explains poison ivy risks to Nick Nancy and Dutdy. He describes the vines little white berries and three-leaf stem while urging library study and memory refreshment. A playful parable features three ivy leaves arguing they are a harmful but misunderstood part of the family and condemning harm to children.
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Daddy
Nick
Nancy
Dutdy
Tye
Mean
Phatos
Polyonavy
Riddles and Wordplay Puzzles From The Uncle Sister Teaser
Riddles ask about family ties with a pun filled twist. If your uncle's sister is not your aunt what relation is she to you. Your mother is referenced in a playful line. A gardener is better off thin because he keeps his own thyme and raises his own celery, a pun on time and salary.
One piece dresses gain ground for fall street wear
The article previews one piece dresses as practical, economical fall suits in disguise, suggesting thrift in converting last year’s suit into this season’s dress. It describes a satin and wool combination frock with silk braid trim, a side and shoulder opening, elbow length sleeves, and a satin ribbon girdle with a left side fastening.
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Ita
Late Summer Hat Trends Favor Heart of Season Millinery
The piece notes a shift away from wintry velvet toward summer hats with ostrich plumes and airy straw shapes. It highlights four pictured hats, praising revival of ostrich plumes, specific shapes, and a mourning style with white georgette accents. Palm Beach favors tangarine color.
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Ince
Bayer Aspirin product ad shows (1900s) claims and branding
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe, prescription familiar, and widely used for headaches toothaches neuralgia rheumatism and pain. It mentions 12 tablet tins at low cost and larger packages for physicians, with Bayer as a trademark and references to acetylsalicylic acid. The copy includes misprints and unrelated lines about a red hot poker and social ideals.
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Bayer
Millliona
Welcome Relief From the Tortures of Rheumatism
An old advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by germs in the blood and promises relief once the blood is freed. It touts a remedy labeled 5. 8. B. ba- without providing verifiable medical evidence.
Lofty duty endangers trust at city school building
A city school principal, young with a devoted admirer, faces unwanted intrusion as a male visitor lingers after hours. He offers excuses about staying late, while the principal reminds him the building will close. The man insists on staying, claiming responsibility for the building and seeking to avoid leaving a stranger in charge. Meanwhile an advertisement touts S S S, a medical blood purifier, promising cleansing of impurities and anti rheumatic effects with a leading Atlanta address for information.
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Che
When the Clothes Give Out You seem to be Inn quinitity
A fragment from a dialogue shows a speaker unable to decide whether to take a barrel to a carpenter or to a tailor. The garbled OCR reads as a humorous misquote about clothing and repair options with names and quotations distorted.
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al Carpenter
Real Reason for His Tears at Graduation
A teacher recalls a boy’s emotional farewell at a non Terra Taute school ceremony. He cried not for leaving but from realizing he would miss the tiny present, a 10 cent token, and the moment touched Miss N as she asked what greater tribute a teacher could receive.
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Non Terra Taute School
Koya
Widm
Comet Rumor Cites Lost Tale of a Tall Star
A fragmentary note speculates about a comet that lost its tail, mentioning a bright star and possible sighting. The text reads like rumor without verifiable detail, offering no dates or sources.
Playhouse Note on a Dandy Character In The Meter
In a stage note a performer questions a line about a fop role and a dandy in the play. The remark hints at costume and character portrayal as the cast rehearses.
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Iberal
W. Fe Young
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Fletcher
Jack
T Ind
Lonton
Mick
Iowa
Phosbo
N. Moore
Ottumwa
Dean
Foster
Milburn, CO
Buffalo
Paterson
Peterson
Mary Hii
Third Avenue
Pittsburgh
Catile
Wlore Ee Noeltland
Wee Pases
N. U
DE ® Moines
Squires
Georgette
Xotic
Palm Beach
Arm Beach
Iicles Cotipoudly
Genuind
Arly
Holland
Canada
Western
Mans
Particudara
Rtc
Dept. of Immigrattan
Ottawa
de Johnstone
Fifth ST
Des Moines
Totels
Prenard
Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Indiana
van Jturen
Tawa Meradith
Michteld
Minnespaia
Minn
Chisf
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Youngeter
Wii
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