Free From Pain with Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Bayonne resident shares recovery from headaches headaches and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health, ability to work and care for her family, praising the remedy and recommending it to friends. The ad notes other women share testimonials and photos with permission.
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Bayonne
N. J
Pinkham
Hanestor
Pinkams
Dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Health remedy claims cure for acid stomach and indigestion
An ad touts a Cheminte product Eatonio as a sure remedy for acid stomach bloating sourness and gas. It claims relief for millions with over half a million users and promises a refund if not satisfactory. A druggist carries the tablets and offers a refund if not entirely satisfactory.
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Folke
New Chemical Kills Bed Bugs P.D.Q. Discovery
A peculiar old time ad proclaims a new chemical treatment to eradicate bed bugs roaches and other pests. It promises rapid action at low cost with a patent spout in every box and prepaid worldwide shipping from Owl Cheatonal Works in Terre Haute.
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Grice
Terre Hauto
Ann
Hobbies Prominent in Political Banter
The text shows a local dialogue with phrases about a candidate's chances, noting a friend speaking emphatically and Senator Borghi weighing in. It reflects informal political chatter, suggesting a candidate who is not a strong contender and a tentative charge against him.
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Borghi
Hie Summer Resort Viewpoints Featured In Life Magazine
A fragment from Life magazine quotes Noak discussing summer plans between a seaside resort and mountains. Optimist remarks that all things come to him who waits while pessimist counters with the idea that opportunities arrive together.
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Hie
Noak
Koawhore
Late Summer Frocks Spark Colorful Fashion Parade
New late summer arrivals showcase bright dresses in yellows pumpkin and chamois with black ribbon accents. Styles range from organza and georgette to crepe de chine and sheer cottons, balancing bouffant and straight silhouettes with tunicwaist lines and kimono sleeves.
Last Word in Summer Frocks and Summer Gown Trends
A travel through late summer frock designs notes embroidery fading for fall styles. It describes a plain silk or crepe dress with a four inch hem and narrow tucks, an elbow sleeve overgarment with satin strap, a bow belt, and a mackerel parasol motif in black and white.
The November Storm Threatens Northern Areas
A scrambled fragment from a November storm report mentions Ajax and Tritter with scattered phrases about lightning and warnings. The text includes a quoted line and a stray instruction to say Diamond Dyes, but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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Ajax
Tritter
Freezone and Allen’s Footwear advert claims
A fragmented ad page promotes Freezone for corns claiming instant relief and removal, with Allen’s Foot Powder promising comfort and faster shoe wear. Mentions Army and war effort references, barbed wire, wheelbarrows, and Shawnee Registrar in a stray line. Product names appear repeatedly in a mock newspaper tone.
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Piladelphia
Ming Bulletin
Allen
Preveniu Bilsters
Calvius
Bares
Fragmented Victorian Snippet Mosaic
Readable scraps show social chatter and old time quips from various papers. Bits mention a girl in a georgette blouse, a Ladies’ Aid sale, a scene with Edward and Betty, and a stray warning about a train robber with a German proverb accent.
Lemon Pie and Proof of Drunkenness in Busy Week
A factory worker suffers a facial cut and faints before a doctor then returns with his wife claiming disbelief. The wife accuses him of drinking after a quarrel. Frances, teased by suitors, dodges calls, joking that it is lemon pie again. A Tennessee proverb adds flavor: the best always goes fray.
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Castoria
Liledk Ciry
Indiannapolis News
Frances
Tesl
Indanapella News
Capital Punishment Headline Play on Alphabet Riddle
The It-Boys' Life magazine presents a playful riddle about removing the letter A from the alphabet titled with a pun on capital punishment and the letter B. The item treats wordplay rather than news, with a lighthearted tone.
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