The Our House Milliner and a Curious Change of Condition
In a comic tale set in Denver and San Ding, Madame Cloux of Our House faces ruin after bad luck and a live-wire lecture sparks a scheme. A traveling agent narrates how a misread fortune leads to a risky partnership and a comic romance with Eva Cloux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnpragaionels
Pn Nin
Hlia
Poseinig
Adam
Madame Cloux
Indy
Risa
Sue
Cloux
Eva Cloux
Paria
Paradise
Ancient Earthwork Discovered in Idaho Could Be Man Made
A surveyor in northern Idaho reports a 6000 foot long earthwork along Hoodoo Lake in Kootenai County. He notes its regular shape and rock construction, with trees over 100 years old on the crest, suggesting ancient origin and possibly distant mound builder activity rather than a natural glacier margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Hoodo Lake
Kootenai County
William Ashley
Yart
Bulliers
Making Precious Stones From Ruby Waste In Commercial Size
Rudolph Oblatt a chemist and former hort author of precious stones claims a process to fuse ruby waste into stones five to ten carats. He builds up a ruby by layering small chips on a platinum tube with heat and 800 pounds air pressure, then cools the hot mass without cracking. Local geologists note the stones resemble natural rubies from the Burma mine in New York Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Oblatt
New- York
Numerous Patent Remedies and Ads Flood Early 1900s Page
A chaotic mix of patent medicines like Hother Gray’s SyWoet Powders for teething and relief of digestive troubles, humorous boasts and fake cures, assorted household products, seeds and grasses from John A. Salter Seed Co., and rail and land ads. The page blends medical quackery, consumer goods, agricultural promotions, and railway land schemes with numerous testimonials, claims, and prices.
Cure for monthly pains via Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Miss Nettie Blackmore of Minneapolis shares a testimonial on relief from severe menstrual pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports headaches, dark spots, and agony before periods, then gradual improvement and eventual pain-free cycles. The letter invites others to write for guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Sam
Central Ave
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sete Ege
Gawlain I
Mavemo Blows
Denver
Neek Deal
Mr. Adam
Java
Rensiseo
Fairlace
Grippe
Thera
Pin
Mictakell
Akore
Benin
Priumph
Hother Gray
Childrem
Mother Gray
Childres
New York
A.S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Grivizio
al Grocdrs
J. Gurney
Tuten
Wuntuw
Frankfort
Bes
Colin
Putnam
America
Nnlck
Edltoca
Institute
Vilage
Balzer
Bajser
Victoria
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Lewis
Altright
Elwars
Lewis! Factory
Peoria
Iir
UNION
Pacific Raiload
Unoton
Dpacis
Kanss
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansia Ranch
Saper Nere
Allanis
Tnion Pacific Land Agency
St. Des Moles
Theta
Trinity Springs
Fen
Tentiir
Aydon Poliglen
Luern Cums
AOL
Corterns
Nuclonul
Henley and Actiont Association
Crocker Bldg
Des Noines
Arincia
Were Syeyp
Satan
Weber Inghsring
Dagt
Daltig
Hidney
Caren
Pidhoy
Aid Wadder
ug _ Goniallen
David T. Tlekey
Wygars
F. L. Miller
Des Moines
J. Wragh & Sons CO
Waukee
Owa
Salina
Santit
Nuevitas Harbor
Thuber
Christophus Columbus
LC Towers
Kis
Man
Paris
Bult
Mt . Bene
Bonn
Toh
Daiy
DAIRY
Ian
Madelia
Minnesota
Haing