Oklahoma farm woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Oklahoma City woman Mrs Cora Short describes fatigue dread and low spirits from dairy work and family care. After faithful use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improves enabling her to work sleep well and feel confident again. She reports gaining seven bottles and urges others to try the remedy.
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Oklahoma
Lydia Bi
Pinkham
Mra
Cora Bhort
R. G
Oklahoma ‘City
Okts
Ghort
Mrs. Short
Lydia
Green's August Flower stomachic remedy ad
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a stomachic corrective with sixty years of use. It claims relief for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation and notes availability at all druggists for 80 cents, from G. Green, Inc., Woodbury.
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Green
G. Green, Inc
Woodbury
Representative Bloom Impresses Crowd in New York City
Congressman Bloom, scheduled as principal speaker, was blocked by a surging crowd at a New York City gathering. A security guard described Bloom as a public servant serving the people as he tried to reach the entrance.
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Sol. Bloom
New York City
Bloom
Om Goardass
No Sleep Tights and Radio In Offer Thinks
A quirky defense of comfort items references sleep tights and a radio as part of a broader offer. The dialogue hints at lifestyle choices and daily routines without detailing a clear event or outcome.
The Wife Ship Woman Ending in Marriage and Secrets
A narrator recalls a turbulent courtship with a proud French heiress Dahis and a perilous tale of elopement aboard ships from Biloxi to Pensacola. The wife reveals a web of guardians, disguises, and royal pressure, while their twins and shared life in America close the tale with reflection on pride and belonging.
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Sieur de Bienville
France
Monasseur le Regent
Mongeigneur Las
Charles Town
Pensacola
Europe
Bienville
Ma Fell
Unhappiness and Worry The Montrose Family Herald Advice
The piece urges readers to accept unavoidable worries and focus energy on fact, not fear. It argues most anxieties stem from personal oversight or daily duties and suggests shutting out nagging thoughts to conserve strength.
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Montres
Family Herald
Name of Post to Be Sacred in Gentlemen’s Speech
Fragmentary OCR text presents a mock formal address urging that a post name be kept sacred and respected. It references wildlife, melody, and grand _prock-sill_ with unclear context, suggesting a ceremonial or satirical tone about naming a post or title.
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Post
Oak Diversity and History of the Blue and White Oaks
The article notes 800 kinds of oak with shared trait of producing acorns. It explains white oak by bark color and blue oak by dark bark. It discusses live oak used in shipbuilding, the term live questioned, and references Nantucket once covered with live oaks denuded by whaling and shipyards.
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Nanteckss
Mercenary talk at Miami luncheon hinges on beach gossip
A Countess and two women discuss a staged rescue and a business trip while overheard chatter reflects on money and prudence. The dialogue shifts to urging persistence in commerce with quotes about saving, buying and selling and choosing prudent company.
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