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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1905

Page

10

Confidence in Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

A long endorsement highlights Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and her vegetable compound as a trusted remedy for female illnesses. It touts twenty years of case history with over a hundred thousand health letters, claims patient privacy, and urges women to write for free confidential advice from a experienced woman. It cites a Philadelphia reader’s success story of infertility and a healthy baby as proof.

Pink cTsry Vest Mrs. Seydel Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinicham Dinadate Chicago Til Alexander Mintia Cleveland Ohio Omaha A. McClellan Buffalo J. W. Arlen St. Louis C._H. Glidden St. Paul Minn H. D. Benner Philadelphia J. A. Boorman Kansas City J. J. Mackey Brooklyn Howard James New York City

Farmer Flirts and Patent Medicines In A Rural Note

A light anecdote on a farmer’s wife and his town outings contrasts with several health ads. Included are claims for Pusheck’s Kuro as a cure for rheumatism nerves and stomach trouble, Dr Mowrey’s Stomach Tablets offer, and various quotation snippets from newspapers and periodicals.

Pusheck Chicago Bool

Virtues of the King of Foods in Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt valued wheat as the king of foods and bread as the staff of life. The Egg-O-See cereal presents whole wheat with refined diastase to boost digestibility, offering a healthful, delicious form without premiums or gifts in the package.

Egypt

Robins Build Nests in Boxes and On Trains

A bluebird nest in a mailbox near Woodstock, Indiana, fledgling care and two broods last season, rebuilt this spring and laid five eggs. In Evanston, a couple’s dinner party featured toast to “the auto.” Peru train inspectors found a robin's nest with eggs on a train drawbar, carried from Buffalo to Peru, now shown at the trainmaster's office.

Woodstock Peru Ind Bulalo Ihatefty

Long in Service Peer Esti Nelson Reflects Victoria Era

Long in service octogenarian Esti Nelson remains the sole living peer from Queen Victoria’s accession era. He is not a direct Nelson descendant but a grandson through his sister Mrs Bolton, linking him to the famed sea lord.

Esti Nelson House of Lords Queen Victoria Lord Nelson Mrs. Bolton

Up from the Ranks: Watt Named Director at Institute

William Watt, appointed director of the Dusseldorf Science and Art Institute, is the second son of a Port Glasgow blacksmith in Scotland. He rose without privilege and largely self-educated to a 32 year old career milestone.

William Watt Dusseldorf Science and Art Institute Port Glasgow Scotland

Snow Falls on Mars May 18 as Weather Topic Rises

Astronomers report the first Martian snow of the season on May 18. Scientists note Mars weather as a leading topic of discussion for space science and planetary study.

Mars Ike Earth

Not Nourishing and Oddities in 19th Century Humour

A clipped collage of quips and gags from 19th century papers. It parodies mercenary marriage plots and comic misreadings of characters like Desdemona and Othello. The fragments also lampoon social pretensions and telephone etiquette.

The Cheerful Idiot and The Tired Citizen Exchange

A humorous exchange on a farm memory unfolds with the Cheerful Idiot recounting old times and a donkey named Max Welton. The Tired Citizen responds with sharp heat as the tale transitions to banter about rural life in a Baltimore setting.

Annie Laurie Max Welton Hal Baltimore American

Opinion and Advert From Oddities and Pills

A fragmentary column references a quip about an hourglass figure from the Louisville Courier Journal, then cites a June Wis confession praising Dodd's Kidney Pills by Justice Peterson of Oconto County, recounting back pain curing and warning of kidney disease consequences. the piece closes with a quote about herd dangers from a Puck mockery.

Breed Wis Chas Peterson Oconto Co United States Ann Peterson Dodd Bright

Self-made man’s friends face overproduction issue often

It is not infrequently that the friends of the self-made man suffer from over-production, a remark attributed to a Puck observation on the pressures and excess output that can accompany entrepreneurial success.

Puck

Cuticura Soap and Related Remedies Advertised

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for skin care, scalp cleansing, and relief of rashes, with mothers as a target audience. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safer bowel remedy, and advertises Allen's Foot-Ease for foot pain, offering samples and dealer locations. The piece ends with a random quip about dead figures coming to life.

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