Cured of Fearful Female Troubles by Lydia Pinkham
Mrs Florence Nightingale Belknap of San Francisco testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing menstral and post partum illness after doctors warned of a tumor or consumption She praises the remedy as a woman's friend and urges others to try it asserting its genuineness under a $5000 forfeit if proven false.
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Florence Nightingale Belknap
San Francisco
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Betxnap
Leavenworth St
Cal
The Writer’s Start and De Blowitz’s Discretion
A discussion on how writers overcome initial timidity and find the right ending, with a focus on the craft of journalism. It cites Thackeray and then details M. de Blowitz, whose success as The Times Paris correspondent rested on absolute discretion. The Duke of Deceazes interaction illustrates journalistic duty over sensational gain.
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M. de Plowitz
Paris
London Times
Quai d'Orsay
Khedive
Suez Canal
M. de Blowitz
Times
Toombs Advises On Fee in Courthouse Case
Robert Toombs told his lawyer what to charge in a courthouse case. He stated a high value but suggested the client should receive $5,000 for the work already completed, noting many things had been done beyond expectation.
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Robert Toombs
Hent
Local Visitor Reports Uncomfortable Accommodation Worded
A visitor complains in a clipped Globe notice that she was moved from a restroom to a back bedroom and forced to sleep three in a bed with children. The quote mentions a blue Pobon mirror hint. The Saturday Evening Star notes men exploit economic practices.
Sisal Grass of Yucatan A Promising Central American Product
The sisal grass of Yucatan grows in long blades four to five feet and dries into cords stronger than any cotton string. It already attracts florists and grass goods makers and promises many future uses for ropes lines and ship cables. It resists salt water and moisture, with potential to become a valuable Central American commodity.
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Yucatan
Central America
History of the organ traces ancient water and pan pipes
The article reviews early organ history from ancient water organs and Pan pipes to medieval precursors. It notes the ten-pipe magripha in the second century and mentions a Constantine gift organ said to be with Pepin of France in 757, with Aldhelm referencing gilt pipes around 700.
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Constantine
Pepin
France
Aldhelm
Latin Quotes in Speeches Prompted by Misery
A Washington Star quip notes a friend questioning why speakers use Latin phrases. The speaker replies that the aim is to ensure there is someone who shares not understanding the exact meaning, implying a comfort in collective ambiguity.
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Washington Star
Clameur de Hare and Ancient Southern Rules Face Modern Scrutiny
The article describes Guernsey’s Clameur de Hare injunctive ritual dating from Norse times, invoking Rollo for legal protection against trespass. It compares it with Greek household practices and notes Greek men often cook, with women less involved, and a late dinner customs.
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Normandy
Guernsey
Rollo
Hrolf
Gimming tricks in the flower trade spark distrust
A reader notes the "gimming process" where gum is injected into each bloom to preserve appearance, yielding flowers that collapse when touched. The piece mocks human nature as two horse owners reveal a paradox in mobility and ownership, highlighting the quirks of commerce and affection for display.
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Everybody'’s Magazine
Early leather horse boots and nail studding history
The passage notes that hooves wore leather protective boots from ancient times, predating Pliny and Aristotle. Leather boots were sometimes studded with metal nails but often plain, highlighting the boots' low cost and easy replacement, allowing owners to reboot a horse as needed.
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Pliny
Aristotle
Look Out for Paint Sign Draws Curious Shoppers
A Baludmore News piece recounts a merchant seeking a curbside scheme to halt passers by for a moment and a friend suggesting a sign reading Look Out for Paint. He wagers his salary against a penny that ninety nine of a hundred will stop to see if the sign’s paint is dry.
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Baludmore News
Six Months in Penitentiary Mentioned in Chat
Mrs OBrien Good Mornin and Mrs McCabe discuss Dennis who was sent to the penitentiary for six months. The women talk of time passing and express concern about the duration. The tone is light Irish American banter in Leslie's Weekly.
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Greece
Cafe Goldtree Oyster Plate Promotion
A vintage note highlights 25 cent plates of oysters at Cafe Goldtree offered in any style. The casual promo promises affordable seafood with flexible preparation, reflecting period pricing and dining charm.
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Cafe Goldtree
Piano Ad From Zellner Piano Co Tucson AZ
An ad urges readers to buy a piano from The Zellner Piano Co at 118 East Congress Street Tucson Arizona. It promises a dependable instrument, honest pricing, and fair terms, claiming the company builds a reputation for future trust.
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Zellner Piano Co
East Congress Street
Tucson
Ariz
Tand & A. C.Z. W
Congress
Arizona
N. H. Matas
Pennington
Court House
Mor mon spring conference to be held in Salt Lake City
The Mor mon church spring conference will meet in Salt Lake City Utah from April 4 to 6. The Southern Pacific Company will sell roundtrip tickets to Salt Lake City from El Paso Yuma and intermediates for 55 dollars, with branch line points added one way local rates. Tickets valid on trains leaving El Paso March 30 and 31 with a six day going limit and sixty day return limit, continuous trip required. Tickets available via San Francisco. Apply to C M Burkhalter D F &
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Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso Yuma
el Paso
San Francisco
C. M. Burkhalter
D. F
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Poten Eousriphnidn
Yecatan
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Melliah's Jewelery Store
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