Women Speak on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Letters from Marinette Detroit and Bellevue praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles avoiding surgery. Post reads readers may write to Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for confidential correspondence with testimonials of recovery.
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Pinkham Ratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E
J Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Taos
Lydia E Pinkham
Miss Insxe Frogictien
Manhattan St
North Side
Bellevue
Meteorites and International Legislation Push
The South African Journal of Science records steps urged to secure international legislation on meteorites of world wide importance. The British Association resolution calls councils to act to prevent private dispersal of such meteorites, ensuring public access to information.
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Sccience
Council of the
British Association
International Association of Academies
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women’s Health
An ad colorfully touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy for women. It claims to relieve irregularities catarrhal conditions and pain, restoring health and womanly functions through roots and herbs.
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Dr. Pierce
Restful corners for personal beauty in home decor
The piece urges harmony of surroundings for beauty development and soul nourishment. It notes every woman can create a personal corner at home or elsewhere to rest, reflect, read, sew, or crochet, emphasizing simple, affordable comforts over luxury. It ends with a humorous exchange about easy payments for a house.
Pete Vary and Sun Dogs Spark Solar Climate Debate
In a brief exchange, Their Class discusses how Pete varies with climate, noting that solar circles reference sun dogs as a related concept. The remarks reflect casual science dialogue about solar phenomena and climate effects.
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Pete
Anuric newest in chemistry and cure claim
A Buffalo New York doctor promotes Anuric as a unique eliminator of uric acid. He asserts it relieves back ache scalding urine frequent urination sediment in urine and uric acid related rheumatism gout and gravel. A large package and a cheaper trial offer are advertised through druggists.
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Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Do It Yourself Car Saving and Quick Repairs
Automobiles can cut annual costs through study and simple at home fixes. The article explains checking steering alignment, tire condition, lubrication, and addressing misfiring by inspecting spark plugs and valve seats. It also provides a DIY valve grinding setup using emery and improvised tools to improve compression and prevent fuel waste.
Keeps Springs Clean Avoids Trouble For Drivers
A Popular Science Monthly note explains keeping car springs clean and well greased to prevent wear. It describes a device using leather or canvas gaiters for each spring to block dust and moisture, with a side screw-cap tube for extra grease.
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Popular Science Monthly
Dry farming advice stresses water and silo use
Article by Alvin Kezei from Colorado Agricultural College emphasizes a dry farm plan centering on a reliable domestic water supply, tree planting, and storing forage in silos. It discusses crop choice, livestock goals, seasonal feed management, and the role of silage to sustain cattle and dairy production during lean years.
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Alvin Kezei
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collina
Colo
Bowndt
Automobile firm cites 250 miles per gallon oil
A major car company reports a study finding the average car should travel about 250 miles on one gallon of lubricating oil. The result emphasizes careful and economical use of the lubricant by the driver.
Better Cars Than Ever From The 1916 Motor Boom
The 1916 auto era shows a leap from single to double to eight and twelve cylinders and many transmissions. World class brains back the buyer with precisely engineered parts and modern machinery. Cars now last longer, upkeep costs fall, and intelligence guides tools as man surrenders to machine.
2050 Mile nonstop coast to coast test drive
A six cylinder car carried five passengers from Tia Juana Mexico to Vancouver BC in 120 hours 20 minutes, nonstop with one driver at all times and four others alternating rests. The radiator was filled at start and never touched again. Chains were fitted on a moving car at one point.
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Pacific Highway
Tia Juana
Mexico
Vancouver
Sudan Grass Gains Ground On Dry Farms Across States
Sudan grass recently introduced in the United States has proven successful in nearly every agricultural state. It adapts to humid areas, used as a catch crop like millet, and is an annual that cannot become a weed pest. Perches should be spaced fifty inches apart with ten inches of perch room per hen. Generally, offspring from mature parents on both sides produce the best animals.
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Photographers’ Association of America
George Graham Holloway
Terre Flante
Ind
Dave
United States
Union
Frustrated Client Tries To Provoke Lawyer Over Tiny Debt
A New York client angrily presses a lawyer to collect a $2.50 bill from a debtor after being abused. The lawyer fears costs exceed the amount, suggesting a suit, but the client insists on making the debtor pay. The debtor eventually agrees to pay when told the lawyer would not receive the funds if Smith does not collect. The Youth's Companion reports the odd case.
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New York
Smith
Tam
Youth
Power of lightning equals 12 steamers horsepower
The article claims lightning can strike with force exceeding 12 horsepower, equating to lifting 384,000,009 pounds per minute. It compares this to 12 large steamers with 21 engines of 500 horsepower each and notes electricity’s velocity as eight passes around the world per second.
Doctor Praises Postum Value Over Coffee
An antique medical endorsement touts Postum as healthier than coffee, citing a physician's letters over ten years. It notes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum, well boiled guidance, color and taste, and the product being used in families with children.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum
Grocera
Old-Time Printer Sees Rise of Semiautomatic Phone Exchange
The article notes a shift from manual to semiautomatic telephone switching. An inventor from Mt Vernon Ohio, Henry Peter Clarien, claims the device allows one operator to run a whole system and makes connections automatically, promising a cheaper, world changing network.
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Henry Peter Clarien
Mt Vernon
Hopkins Wife Ownership Quip Inspires Lax Jibe
A witty remark from Hopkins credits his wife with his success. He jokes that he put property in his wife's name before he "assed." An ad touts Dr Pierce's Pellets as liver stomach cathartic aids, claiming one pain relief Pellet is enough. Ridicule is said to kill only when deserved.
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Hopkins
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