Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted By Testimonials
A promotional feature touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women, presenting three testimonials including Mrs. S. T. Richmond of Providence Rhode Island. It frames the medicine as the leading cure for women’s ailments and cites published letters as evidence of its efficacy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
T. Richmond
Providence
R. I
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Mys
T. Ricunono
Waldo Street
Provitienne
J D
Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
Sourk Quincy
Miss
Lydia BK
Pinkham
Jane D. Munpoon
Gordon St
South
Masy
Disfigured with eruption cured by Cuticura
Mrs Jobh Clark of Cincinnati Ohio describes a year long wrist and arm eruption that broke out as raw beef like sores and itched and burned. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports complete healing in six weeks. Cuticura samples and skin book offered by Cuticura Department L Boston.
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Copeland
Cincinnati
Ole
Tient
Jobh Clark
Eaid
Cuticura
Dépt. L
Roston
The Right Thing and a Personal Question
Fragmentary lines reflect dialogue about birth month and fear, with unclear context. The text references a diamond motif and a man focused on self-interest, suggesting a moral or conversational prose piece from a historical page. Named entities and concrete facts are minimal in the readable portion.
Bound to Be. Extremism Defined by Dress in 1950s Quote
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote defines extremism with a provocative line about a woman's dress, prompting reflection on social norms. The remark frames style as a measure of extremism, illustrating era attitudes toward gender and fashion.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Enrollment rise at state university. 2875 total
Enrollment at the state university of laws is expected to reach 2875 for the year, with a few duplicates included from the summer session. Excluding those, the count should be about 2860, up 221 from last year an 8.6 percent gain amid declines elsewhere. A murder note targets florist Richard Huggins in Waterlon. police seek the unsigned letter writer suspected to be a woman.
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Newapanar
Unigit Neus
Jowa
Blate
University of Laws
Huggins
James Furbush
Chestnut Street
Purbush
Lown
State Insurance Fight Looms In Iowa Legislature
Insurance companies press to block state control of industrial insurance under workers compensation act as Warren Garst's report fuels clash. Senator John T. Clarkson leads push for state insurance. controversy expected as next General Assembly looms. Shenandoah parole board takes no action on petitions to release Clarence Skire. Keokuk opens Mississippi river water power plant to Sunday October visitors. October Sundays see no passes. Fort Madison penitentiary population jumps with 30 transfers from Anamosa, total 603. Des Moines bankers consider $400000 federal reserve levy. if paid, cost borne by national banks. Fulton insane hospital reports heavy daily admissions rising.
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Des, Moines
Warren Garst
Industral
John T. Clarkson
Aihia
Clarkson
Shenandosh
State Board of Parole
Clarencé Skire
Shenandoah
Anamosa Reformatory
Josanh
yMo
Skages
Parole ‘Board
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Moiny
Mississippi
Routa
Plac
Avith
Fort Madison
Anamosa
May Vote on Postmaster for Cherokee
Cherokee Congressman Scott will be asked to call an election to designate a postmaster at Cherokee as term ends next year. Howard cites a petition claiming 90 percent desire a popular choice and to vote for Democrats only, with election open to patrons of the office.
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Scott
Howard
Farmhand Joe Morgan's Escape From Georgia Prison
About fourteen months ago a man giving the name Joe Morgan came to the farm of Clark and proved a capable farm hand and trustworthy citizen. He sent for his wife in Missouri and prepared a home, but the letter to Missouri led to Morgan's wife learning he had escaped from a Georgia prison and where he was captured.
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Joe Morgan
Avidy
Clark
Morgan
Borgen
Missouri
Rome
Imogene
Ahers
Missouri County
Georgia
Auto Party Survives Ditch Near Neola After Night Crash
An auto party from Cornell including Chapman father and son and John Handberry with son escaped serious injury after their car plunged into a 12 foot ditch near Neola. They had crossed Wheat Crescent bridge earlier and became trapped beneath the vehicle but managed to crawl out unharmed. The group had been traveling from Omaha and were shaken but safe.
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Ato Ditch
Cornell
Binffs
Charles Chapman
William Chapman
John Handberry
Neola
Omaha
Wheat Crescent & Bridge
Auto theft arrest after stolen government car crash
Dewey Abney seventeen and Frank Briggs eighteen stole a government auto from a Davenport garage and fled toward Muscatine. The vehicle struck a culvert two miles below Buffalo, both boys were thrown clear but unharmed, and they walked twelve miles home. The report also notes Rev. John O. McCord’s eightieth birthday and fiftieth anniversary of his ministry, with a large congregation. James Belghan died in Council Bluffs from an accidental bite sting.
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Davenport
United States Parcel Post
Dewey Abney
Frank Briggs
Muscntinge
Tuffalo
Hare
Olly
John
McCord
Iowa News Notes From Across The State
Work begins on a 60000 ex tension of the waterworks at Etherville aiming to give Esther Vile a superior system. Merresom a retired dentist in Oakville dies of apoplexy after a dental operation, a hemorrhage preceding the stroke. Myrtle Pinley, 35, commits suicide at Muscatine by carbolic acid. her husband disappeared after reporting finding lye. A. Skelton, manager of the Wisconsin Linder Co at Alta, goes to Minnesota State Fair and vanishes. auditors report irregularities. A court dismissal blocks prosecution in a Marshalltown case against Hardy A Friend and Hazel White. Bol l Telephone Co criticized at Sioux City board of trade meeting. Iowa Mutualists report state conference gains totaling 6269 with 4856 added last October.
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Etherville
Merresom
Oakville
Sims
Myrtle Pinley
Lye Tody
Skelton
Wisconsi Linder Company
Alta
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Skeltor
Marslalitane
Toledo la
Hardy A
Friend
Marshalltown
Miss Hazel White
Bol! Telephone Company
Stoux City
Chargea
Ala
Board of Trade
Pépresatattives
Sioux City
Fragmented Text Signals Dramatic Encounters and Puzzling Exchanges
Readable fragments depict a sensitive exchange about rejection and a threat of suicide, a character named Nat, hush topics, and social remarks. Other bits hint at smoking, drinking, gossip, and a suburban romance scene with late-town movement and an unreliable last car.
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Jeruealem
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Palestine
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Toronto
General News of
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CHAT
Des Moines
Federal Reserve
Leo Stevens
Fulton
M. O. Wriggs
Fulton State, Insane Hospital
Nnsesota State
James Belghan
Council Bluffs
K Nornet
Yeek
Iowa News
Hawaii
Libby
Silicidé
War
Lizzie
Ringe Coatly
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
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Winchester
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