Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert Claim Remarks
A 1699 letter thread praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb pain, claiming relief after months of suffering and urging others to seek her advice. Included are testimonials from Mrs J Watson of Hampton, Virginia, noting significant health gains and renewed mobility after four months of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Tran
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hard to parse note on bank depart with National Clay Bank
Fragmentary OCR item references a departure from the National Clay Bank of Lymm with an amount around 200 dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sores Eee
National Clay Bank of
Lymm
Global tensions and a wartime vaccine order reported
The article notes Britain’s potential moves linked to a peace framework with the Balearics and Galicia, plus a US vaccination order amid a tropical outbreak. It mentions flooding in Belgium and river Beane, and Guatemala tensions after an American engineer’s arrest, with Washington demanding May’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, K
State Department
Guatemala City
May
Guatemain
GURSE COMMITS MURDER IN BROOKLYN CRIME
Lance O Donnel age 75 a trained nurse killed infant Arthur Jones at the home of Mr and Mrs James Jones in Brooklyn by slashing the throat with a laser then escaped. The mother figure was left with the child for a period before the act and the case drew immediate interest from local officials and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Fork
Lance O'Donnel
James Jones
Brooklyn
Arthur Jones
Jones
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe relief for bleeding piles
An ad claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cures bleeding and protruding piles without minerals or opiates. Testimonial from Win Handsche of Pittsboro Pa describes severe suffering, claims quick bed-freeing results, and promotes purchase through a drug company with price one cent per box listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Handsche
Pittsboro
Bbie
Mick Tur
Teavest
Gus
Local clubs host dances and gatherings with neighborly notices
A garbled community page notes Junior Atlantean club activities with member photos organized by Mrs E B Stott, Marquette club dance at Hindsoe’s Hall, and a Ninde Chautauqua program. Guests included many local households, with supper served, a prize, and a long list of attendees. The Neighbors club celebrated a nineteenth wedding anniversary with games and refreshments at 1035 Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnae Wess
Roberta Wasson
Margaret Metlffin
Mayme Hallarin
Bianche Bear
Margaret McGuin
Calite Wellhouse
Allenafin
File Wingert
Vesper
Blanche Steele
Jennie Moore
Johnson
Olive Jones
Effie King
Miss Brewer
Helen Weiss
Aities’ Club
Garfield Avenue
Ben Williams
Ben Willsms
John Gardiner
Mesdames Lommmasson
Coulson
Smitchell
Smiller
Devis
Lommasson
Mary Coul- Piorence Williams
Fiorence Stitchell
Ducile Decker
Lois McBrine
Helen Miller
Masters Marshall
Lawrence Loemasson
Geo. Willian
Pelbert Mitchell Glen Buttiyan
Bess Larimer
Roger Coulson
Donald
Laurie Badaely
Artie Stewart
Judson Williams
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Events
The Lawrence Journal records a flurry of social touches around Topeka and Kansas City. Visitors include Mrs. Charles Rhinehart returning to Carthage Mo, Mrs. W. E. Anderson in Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton from Salt Lake City visiting relatives. Mrs Poindexter will host at 514 Clay Street, and Miss Sue Sharitt issues invitations for a Thursday evening dance. Dollie M. Tilford of Topeka is stirring art circles with a new calendar piece. Frank Peacock hosted a casual gathering, and the Missionary Society of the First Methodist will meet December 12. Mrs. W. M. Gregory departs for Chicago after a two-week Topeka visit. Albert Sidnell plans a Kansas City visit for grand Sire, while W. E. Stanley arrives from West to spend Sunday. Welch hosts a small surprise party at 30 Fillmore Street with games and coffee.
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Et TF Stout
Lawrence
Charles Rhinehart
Carthage
Topeka
W. E
EH. Anderson
Gary
Chicago
Poindexter
Co. J. Drew
Clay Street
and Quinton
Kansas
Harry Horton
Salt Lake City
Mies Sue Sharitt
Lawrence Journal
Macy Friends
Dollie M. Tilford
Tiford
Frank Peacock
Lew Missionary Society of the First Methodl
Ofelve
W. M. Gregory
Tureday
Toonks
Albert Sidnel
Kansas City
Grand Sire
W. E. Stanley
Wiest
Govd
Welch
Fillmore Street
Lian White
Stier Parkmarst
John Ki
Topeka Notes Busy with Talks and Events
Local items report M Rusgier travels to Chicago and a Century ball invitation issued. Topeka men fishing at Cottonwood Falls. 25 applicants seek Supreme Court judgeship. Primary betting favorites named. Roy Wilson fined for chicken theft. Washburn football notes and state teachers assembly in Topeka. Auditory and theater events listed with musical performances and public meetings. Weather praised, prison and city projects discussed. southwest excursion promotion and postal notices conclude.
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M. Rusgier
Chicago
Fort B.D
Atudio
Mwen Barnes
Arizona
Sipreme
M. C. Holman
Roy Wilson
IL. D. Tipton
Wate Moore
Washburn
Ola
Kansas
Marita
State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Ethel D’obert
H. Manaker
Kempton
Colorado flyer with scattered names and events
A fragmented Colorado page item lists names Teo and Kaname with unclear affiliations and a mention of a performance by Qecar De M. Fer ed Seestro. Details are unreadable, offering no clear outcome or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qecar de M. Fered
Seestro Kaname ‘Guy
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Oklahoma
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Frisco One
Kunase City
Waterman
Moore
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Core Book and Stationery CO
Kansas Ave
Colorado Flyer
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