Pink Pills credited with restoring health in nervous breakdown
Mrs Lizzie Williams of Quincy Illinois recounts enduring thirteen years of nervous prostration kidney trouble and rheumatic pain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite strength and cheerfulness after two months of use in 1908, and urges readers to seek the remedy through a local druggist.
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Williaia
Jay
Lizzie Willimus
Cedar Streat
Quincy
Illinois
Williams
Grafting Principles in Fruit Union By Prof Waugh
A concise report on the science of grafting, detailing the union of scion and stock, the living cambium layer, and why good versus poor unions occur. It discusses herbaceous grafting, the persistence of separate stock and scion, and that incompatibility largely drives failures rather than careless technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Experiment Station
A. Waugh
Waugh
Fortunate Find Uncovers Cousin Heir to Estate
A London man researching his genealogy learned a woman he did not know was a cousin bearing his crest. Their friendship led to her bequeathing over 500000 dollars of estate to him after her recent death.
Baltimore lesson breaks tradition over a hero fund claim
A Baltimore American report notes Gar he Wepraska calmly taught a mouse hiding in her dress, breaking a cherished tradition. It states she is not understood to apply for any portion of the Carnegie hero fund, though her claim could be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hero Fund
Baltimore
Singing Insects of Japan’s Bell Beetle Music
Japan’s natural curiosities include a prized black beetle named susumush meaning in sect bell. Its song resembles a sweet delicate silver bell, a tiny musician among the singing insects noted for its clear tone.
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Japan
Sanitary Sermon Promoted by Catholic Truth Society
The archbishop of Tuam annually delivers a sermon on health and cleanliness. The National Board of the Catholic Truth Society of Ireland has issued a Sanitary sermon pamphlet selling for a penny, believed to do much good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuam
National Board of the
Catholic Truth Society of Ireland
Scottish and Irish prison habits noted in study
Official figures show twice as many Scots as Irishmen elect prison for minor offences rather than pay fines. In Ireland fines are paid, while in Scotland the option of prison is chosen more often. Also reported is the theft of a copper Virgin statue from the Church of Sauvetat in Puy-de-Dôme dating to 1319.
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Scotland
Ireland
Sauvetat
Puy-de Dome
Chaotic Clippings From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of short, humorous, and social snippets from various papers. Quips about doctors, cigars, mistletoe hints, a donkey eating puddings in England, Heligoland theater age limits, diary keeping as hard work, German memorials for Bismarck, and honeymoon finances.
Nothing But the Truth About a Painless Dentist
In a witty exchange, a bald-headed scientist boasts his painless dentistry puts patients to sleep in the chair while his rival retorts. A jab about patients posing for pictures to capture delighted expressions follows, then a separate note mentions a side show manager seeking the stone-thrower who could match any salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dail
Darnem & Gillie
Cleveland Oder
Remarkable claim on Dodd's Kidney Pills cures Bright's Disease
Estherville Iowa January 28 An interview with George J Barber a well known resident says Brights Disease can be cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills after fifteen years kidney trouble doctors failed he credits two boxes with restoring health and praises the remedy as best in the world Also note a separate offer from John A Balzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis selling 10 000 plants for 140
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
George J. Barber
Bright
Barber
Dodd
Chicago
John A. Balzer Seed Co
la Crosse, Wis
Seed catalog hype from Salter Seeds promises huge cabbage yields
A promotional notice from Salter Seeds touts a national catalog offer and seed pack to grow thousands of crops including 1,000 fine cabbages and 4,000 splendid onions. The pitch promises “ALL FOR BUT 160” postage plus 28c for corn and includes various sensational testimonials and quips from multiple newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Salzer Seed CO
Salter
Cory
K. LJ
Women and Ovarian Womb Troubles Warned of Surgery
Readers urged to treat ovarian and womb symptoms early with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from women describe relief from irregular menstruation, ovarian pain, and the threat of surgery, crediting the remedy for avoiding hospital operations and restoring health.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred Seydel
N. 54Th Street
West Philadelphia
Finkham
Lydia Pinkham
Ruby Mushrush
Exat
Chicago
Ind
Lydia B. Pinkham
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Canada
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LB. Onanzoun
Kansas City
Salzer
Aia
Dakers
Piso
Indies
Mallad Free
Piso Company
Cand Liberty Streets
Warren
BEA
Rene
Larry
Cox
Detroit Free Press
Flora
Charlie
Dora
Etalham
England
Heligoland
Baltimore Sun
Daily Thought
Bismarck
Germany
New York
Corr
Western Steam
T. Louis
York
Ansar
New Orleans
Chicago Record-Herald
We Grove
N. O. Picayune
N. ¥. Times
Il Sefad
Drimmer
Rample
Kemp's
Balsam, LY Roy, LY
Rang
Women In Our Hospital
Ruby Mushensy
Fred Seyd
Ster Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Cowie
Dittmann Shoe Co. Manufacturers
ST. Louis
Apenera Atros Mercantile
Vaana
Vy “M5
Nakedtestons
Sk Wola
Virginia
H. la Baume
Rallway
Roanoke
Via
Mother Gray
Childrer
A . Joe Te Beer
Troy Arene
Hoara
Aene Deane
Dren
New York City
A. S. Olmsted
le Ray
N.ve
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