Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ails. It cites Lydia Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as discovering the cause and presents letters from women praising cures for irregularities nervousness backache and general weakness urging readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham free of charge.
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Thera
Lydia 3
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE
Pinktom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lansdowne St
Baltimore
Lydia H. Pinkham
Grace Eb, Miller
Michigan 5
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia 1. Pinkham
Mra Pinkham
Five Women Injured in Pennsylvania Express Wreck
Five women were injured in a wreck near Johnstown on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Philadelphia express collided with an op in switch in Philadelphia yards, causing one coach to telescope and two others to derail. Injured passengers received care and continued their journey. condition described as excellent by Altoona and Allegheny general hospital staff.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixteenth Street
Western Pennsylvania
Allegheny General Hospitals
Union Station
New York Express
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Altoona
Allegheny General Hospital
John F. Kline
Joliet
Kine
Altoona Hospital
Frederick A. Busse
Chicago
Samuel F. Nixon
Felix Isman
Frank P. Rodgers
B. J. Murphy
C. W. Winkler
M. F. Pippenbrink
W. H. Baker
J. Wood Wilson
Marion
Ind
Thomas Bauer
Lafayette
Willl
Utah
Salt Lake City
Clinton B. Leigh
Salt Lake
Seth Taft
Wayne County
Harry Josephs
Copper Belt
Bingham
Leigh
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Great Western Road
Hayfield
Winona
Payxenger
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Sargent
DEFECTS OF MODERN DIET IN DINING HABITS
A Louisville Courier-Journal critique urges moderation in meals and opposes large meat heavy dinners. It advocates simple varied lunches with salad vegetables and dessert, noting rising costs of à la carte dining and the health risks of overindulgence.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Patwards
San Francisco
New York
Tales of Darius and the humorous shop girl tale
The piece sketches Darius Barry a Lynas resident of the mid 19th century noted for learning yet rough manners. It recalls a priest scolding him over cows in a cemetery, his garlic milk joke, and poems passed to his son Eugene. It also narrates Chauncey Quitlott’sPennsylvania coal region observe a department store tale about a mother seeking affordable gloves for her son Jim and a clerk's candid reply.
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Darlas Barry
Lynas
Maas
Witi
Father Strain
Darius
Mugene
Eugene
Tennyson
Chauncey Qulcott
Pennsylvania
Elric
Torry Jim
Jim
Doctars Mistakes Buried in Disease Symptoms
Features a Victorian-era promotion for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The text argues many female illnesses are uterine in origin, urging use of the remedy as a safe, restorative tonic and appetite enhancer. It touts benefits for nervous symptoms, fatigue, and overall feminine health, including a gentle pellet product.
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Pierce
Sb. Lee Dance
What Every Issue Contains and Advertises in Good Alls Farmers
The piece outlines sections of a farming publication including general farm news, special articles by agricultural professors, editorials on livestock and farm living, a home department for women, a junior department with letters from children, a magazine section with weekly awards, patterns for housewives, reader letters on farm conditions, and livestock and produce market reports sourced from the Drovers Journal. It notes the live stock, hogs and sheep markets, the horse market, and grain reporting, plus a comic page, all as part of Good Alls Farmers.
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Agricultural College
Atock
America
Marth Pelgar
Caely Dailey
Kenerutha
Peleos Wen
Goodall
Sonp
Drovers Journal
Chicago
Goddalis
Farmers in Kossuth County Offered Free Goodall's Farmer
An offer guarantees a paid subscription through January 1, 1908 and includes a free one year copy of Goodall's Farmer for subscribing farmers. The deal extends to any county farmer who pays up to January 1, 1908, with delivery to interested subscribers or at requests for sample copies.
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Goodall
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Grace E. Miller
W. 3. Ford
Lewis H. Smith
Theo. Carischilles
Ingham
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona
Iowa
Mbrosha
Call
D. 5
Hotorins
Palmer Asst. Cashier
First National Bank
Algona State Bank
Algona, Iowa
D. Clarke
C. D. Obube Preaidsot
A. W. Binchan
Geo Galbraith
Myron Sobenck
Fred Miller
Thos. H. Lantry
Cashiér
County Savings Bank Capital
O. B. Hutchins
Vicersona Ryans
Ann Dingerone
Po - Masinore
Sloan
Dll
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
U.S.A
Ohio
Piqua
Alexander Green
Mr. Green
von Greenfeld
Spain
Ialy
Turkey
Kossuth County
Goodall's Farmer Free
Des Moines
Ble
Jas. Patterson
FPROP
Dry Lumber
Woodford, Wheeler Lumber
Cansultation
Jane
Free Laws
A. Brogu