Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women
Richmond Virginia reader Mrs Lena Wynn reports relief from hot flashes dizziness and nervousness after using seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad highlights symptoms of menopause and urges timely use to restore health and reduce distress.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Woman seeks help as husband missing after three days
A Massachusetts woman enters a police station in a confused state pleading to avoid dragging a nearby river. She says her deaf husband has threatened self harm for days and has been missing for three days.
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Massachusetts
Senator Sor Echoes Uncertain Election Path
A fragmentary quote has Senator Sor speaking of summer plans and unsure whereabouts until the election yields a green result next November. The passage reflects mood and political ambiguity with a weary tone and implied anticipation.
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Supreme Court Invalidates Bootlegger Punishments Under New Law
Des Moines Des Moines Valley Supreme Court rules district judges cannot sentence violators of liquor injunctions to prison under the new law. Civil injunctive violations remain punishable by county jail contempt under the old regime. The decision affects Mike Flanagan of Sioux City and Woodbury county proceedings.
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Wapello County
Standardizing the Street Suit in Public Fashion Debates
A discussion argues for standardized street suits for women, claiming tailored outfits prevent home wear abstention and improve street appearance. It lauds the city club trend, warns against conspicuous dress, and describes stylish ensembles with blouse, brocade vest, and chic details, urging consistent, tasteful attire for church and street.
Ribbon Craft Show Sways Fashion Lovers In Department Stores
An illustrated feature praises ribbons as the most attractive low cost fashion propelling design trends. It describes breakfast caps and a included hiking dress in blue satin ribbon with pink floss, crochet, and gathered crown accents. Wreaths of pale blossoms adorn ribbons, with box plaits and fringed edges completing the garments.
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College Officer Resigns for Methodist Church Post
Indianola Simpson College vice president and financial secretary Dr W M Dudley resigns to take a secretary role with the general board of the Methodist church forward movement. He helped raise over $600 000 in seven years and led a campaign adding $325 000 to the endowment. Dudley will base in Indianola but work nationally.
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Simpson College
Indianola
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United States
Wagon assembly and shipment prep by Camp Dodge teams
H A Allen organized men to assemble motor transport wagons for Iowa guard use. Each vehicle was built, tested, disassembled, then packed for shipment. He recalls delays in the Spanish American War when wagon parts were missing, hindering camp setup for weeks.
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H. A. Allen
Iowa Guard
Santiago
Beauty Doctor and Countess Exposed in Ancient Elixir Ring
The tale recounts Sasa KO known as the Beauty Doctor who led a failed scheme with Count Alessanden di Cilisteo. They sold a reputed wine of Beypt a youth and beauty elixir to high society. The duo faced arrest and died in confinement after years of profitable deception.
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Cagllostra
Solomontike Judgment Drawn Over Farm Division
Two brothers dispute farm division and seek an arbiter. An old man delivers a stern, peculiar ruling granting the elder the split authority while the younger must begin with the first cut, offering a neighborly wager with a tight time limit.
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Shule
Counsel For Wedded Folk In Mothers Magazine Tale
An excerpt from Virginia Terhune van De White's Mothers Magazine explores marital counsel and the dynamics of in laws within a household. The prose reflects on selfishness, family roles, and the affection that binds relatives despite conflicts.
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Neithee
Agmcerbie Quinithes
Faily
Villian
Dushan
Virginia Terhiine van de Whiter
Change of Scene in a New York Globe Dramatizes Cure
A doct or prescribes a complete change of scene for a sick Camden patient. The patient balks with a brief reply to Agelor as the physician insists a move is the sole remedy. The New York Globe reports the quirky exchange about healing by environment.
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Goshen
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Camden
New York
Fragmented home practice dialogue on military choices
A garbled excerpt shows a family scene debating whether a boy should join the military. The lines question parental guidance and reflect uncertainty about the best option at home.
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