Oregon Oregon Woman Raves of Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs D M Alters of Oregon R R 4 credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health after chronic organic trouble that left her unable to work on her six hundred chicken farm. Her letter urges other women in similar conditions to seek the remedy and to write for advice. Also mentions Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as kidney treatment with druggist availability and a mail-order pamphlet offer.
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Oregon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Lynn
Mass
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Brigitt
Dodd
How War Has Hurt Holland
An analysis by Matthuys P. Toosboom argues war has corrupted moral standards in the Netherlands. He cites profiteering hoarding lack of public responsibility and rising unemployment as temptations. Spies foreign elements prostitution thefts burglary and even murders grow alongside wartime strain.
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Holland
Matthuys P. Toosbhoam
Atlnnife
Superior Attitude and Glibwits Clash in Shorts
A brief, satirical dialogue notes Superior Attitude as a man of large ideas. He dismisses critics as small minded and claims defiance is costly. The exchange references a little girl deemed dear for pillowance, suggesting humorous social juxtaposition.
The Allure of Organdie Frocks for Little Girls
The article extols organdie as ideal fabric for young girls party dresses. It notes dainty, flowerlike colors, lace and ribbon details, and accessories like girdles rosettes and hair bows. It also mentions dance school parties and the shift toward chiffon velvets and silk satin coats for winter wear.
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Aventien
Canfort
Freezone Ad Claims Quick Relief for Calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap remedy for hard skin, corns, and calluses. It promises easy peeling with a few drops, leaving pink healthy skin beneath and no soreness.
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Wien
Velvet Fashion Trends Forecast for Autumn
An unclear OCR fragment discusses velvet fabric as a popular autumn choice and notes its desirability for outfits. Mentions of wool and conservatism suggest a fashion trend note on textures and seasonal styling.
fashioned coiffures bring youthful chic to postwar women
The article surveys popular hairstyles among young women, highlighting a neat marcelled and wavy style with the forehead exposed. It notes variations at the temples, sides, and back, and explains how the number of curls and pinning affect the overall look.
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Sopra
Corn Milling Advances Double U S Output in Five Months
The text notes that US wheat milling equipment can be repurposed to mill corn, doubling cornmeal output in five months. It claims wheat flour usage falls from 8,000,000 barrels monthly to rely on corn products for breadstuff needs.
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United States
America
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad for Pimples Sample Offer
Soft clear skin night and morning with Cuticura Soap and hot water. If pimples appear smear Cuticura Ointment. Free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Sold by druggists and by mail. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
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Dept. X
Boston
Druggisia
Imuatl
Strong Men Guard Wealth as Weak Flee to Hives of Wish
A report notes that populations under pressure turn to hoarding and anti social schemes. It observes how decisive leaders push through policies while vulnerable groups seek empty comforts.
War Time Jewelry and Fashion Notes at the Hutte
The article describes decorative white ruff fing for cafurs and sheer coualtias. It mentions War Time Jewelry and fashionable outfits with hand painted flowers and elaborate jeweled pieces. We note necklaces and other items worn in varied costumes reflecting wartime taste and style.
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Ieks Dean
Fragmentary Notes Show A Boy's Visit After Supper
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a boy visiting his father after supper. A man points to marks on the boy and claims the boy took something from the pantry. The text includes garbled dialogue and references to a supper raspberry sauce and a moralizing tone.
Catarrhal Deafness Bolstered by Constitutional Remedy
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the only cure for catarrhal deafness, explaining the condition tied to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claiming the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces. Offers one hundred dollars for any cured case and notes free circulars.
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Halls Catarre
J, Cheney & Co
Toletin
Fragmentary ad hints at engagement ring and Mr. Mink
A garbled snippet mentions a girl and a diamond engagement ring linked to the ad. No clear names or dates are readable. The fragment suggests a personal engagement context but lacks verifiable details.
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Ted
Ethan
Flebus
Pliny
Winit
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Trea
Cuttenra
Dupe
Dri J Kan
Grgandie
eegauTis
Auton
Gibe Davia
Aone
Man Stantley
Thor
Ask Arenes
Lydia Epinkham
Parker
Orsi
Bearus
Swift & Company
Swift
Branch House
U.S. A
Eatonic
Marwalo Mameds Co
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