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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1916

Page

8

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Taunton Girl

A Taunton Massachusetts girl suffered monthly pains causing work absence until her mother bought Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After one month she could work full time and remains in good health. The ad urges others, especially young women, to seek medical advice and try the remedy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers confidential free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Taunton Mase Lydia Pinkham Misa Clarion Morin Russell Street Mass Lydia E. Pinkham

Consolation and cosmetic ad snippets in old notice

An old newspaper fragment notes condolences for Mrs. Mages followed by a remark about a one thousand dollar insurance. It then offers La Cre ale Hair Dressing to cover gray hair for one dollar, and mentions Boston's city directory listing eight hundred forty eight thousand two hundred ninety two names.

la Creale

Domestic stove saga tests newlyweds patience

Mrs John Brown recalls choosing everything but the kitchen stove and the couple’s battle with a colossal range. They moved often, tried to sell it, faced stairs and a pulley, and finally fled to her mother's home. The tale ends with memories of pies and perseverance.

John Brown Benrittta A. Iann Blairs Mrs. Brown John

A Few Smiles Alas Too True Inane Diploma Sales

A newspaper humor column notes fake diploma schemes and the contrast with genuine credentials. Jokes refuse time constraints as a wristwatch gag and a hotel postcard shortage punch up the day. The office salary quip closes the sketch with dry irony.

Old Time Seafaring Slang Still Shapes Today’s Language

A look at nautical roots of common phrases shows terms like first rate sailing under false colors and skyscraper originated with wooden ships. Quarters protected bulwarks for defenders and many expressions reflect life at sea, including phrases about sailing against the wind.

New Honeysuckle Varieties From China Capture Fragrance Ahead

A historical note describes honeysuckle from Japan and its American cousins, highlighting Chinese arrivals found on mountains 6000 feet high with almost evergreen foliage and reddish bronze or red flowers with yellow buff markings. The plant’s scent is strong enough to announce itself.

Japan England China

Appetizing Apple Dishes From Homemade Apple Creations

A vintage recipe collection offers apple corn bread with chopped apples stirred into Johnny cake, apple puffs created by folding tart apple sauce with strawberry jam and creaming, and an apple cream pie using simmered apples, cream, and lemon extract baked in crust.

Warmest Eulogy Worth Nothing to the Ears Hushed In Death

A reflective plea urges expressing kindness and affection to friends while they are alive not after they pass. It contrasts hollow elegies with tangible warmth, urging timely gestures, gifts, and words of love to enrich the living. The metaphor of a drowning swimmer emphasizes reaching out before despair ends.

Nautical Terms Shape Everyday Talk in Milwaukee Slang

The Milwaukee Free Press traces sailors language into common speech, noting phrases like loved ones marrying as spliced, being knocked into a cocked hat when defeated, and warnings that someone will be on the rocks if they chase money. The piece links sea imagery to social and financial caution.

Jenders Milwaukee Free Press

The Grape Cure for Nervous and Anemic People

Grape therapy is advised for the nervous, thin, and anemic with digestive needs. Consume one grape per minute for sixty minutes, repeating the dose several times daily until a cure is effected. Sleep at least eight hours in each twenty four.

Apple In Caramel Pie with Meringue Topping

Prepare a pie with a baked crust and meringue made from egg whites, salt, sugar, and lemon. Bake until light brown. Caramel apples cook in brown sugar and water until tender, then rest in a glass dish. A butter, flour, and cream sauce finishes the dish poured over the apples. Serve hot or cold.

Cynic Women and Haircut Comebacks

The quote contrasts Cynic women with a blunt remark that women never grasp things while suggesting husbands might improve if their hair is cut short. The line hints at gendered commentary and humor about appearance and perception.

Sign of fire when smoke rises straight up in air

Observation notes that vertical smoke indicates a fire starting. The fact underscores that smoke rising directly upward signals burning material, suggesting immediate flames and heat.

Hair care ad and animal note from historical page

An ad promises ten years younger looks by darkening gray hair with La Creole Hair Dressing. A brief note mentions baboons in South Africa using keen water-seeking ability for survival. A joking aside references laughing at a bone’s joke with whiskers.

Save the Babies Castoria Promise Versus Narcotics Dangers

An early 20th century health notice urges mothers to use Castoria to reduce infant mortality. It warns that narcotic patent medicines for children can cause poisoning and death, contrasting them with Castoria which allegedly normalizes circulation and skin function, and bears the signature of Chas H Castoria.

Sean

Ball Lightning Mystery Advances in 19th Century Inquiry

An investigator lists three key features of ball lightning noting its self contained gas like composition and ability to move through air without strong electrical fields. Observations include passing through telegraph wires and exploding with energy, with Dr. G G Simpson linking it to nitrogen in an excited state after electrical discharge.

G. GC. Simpson

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