From Girlhood to Womanhood Lydia Pinkham Plant
Beery mother urged to share vital information with daughters during puberty. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a safe aid to start periods without pain, with letters from young girls praising its effects. The ad invites mothers to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, claiming the compound cures many female ailments and helps girls become healthy women.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Myrtle Mills
Quawka
Lydia Br. Fintham
Oquawka
Til
Matilda Borman
Mrs.Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Tom
Lydia B. Pinkham
Farmington
Iowa
Lydia HE
Roosevelt Addresses South on Canal and Lynching Evils
In Mobile and Birmingham, President Theodore Roosevelt spoke on the Panama Canal and the harms of lynching. He urged canal completion for Gulf states, urged protection of Black Americans, and noted plans to build a canal, despite rumors. He faced large crowds and high enthusiasm during multi-city stops in October 1906.
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Panama Canal
Mobile
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Union Depot
Blenvllle Square
Blenville Square
Gulf States
Panama
Be & Canal
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Alabama
Montgomery
Tuskegee
Litte Rock
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Logan H. Roofs
Big Rock
Arkansas River
New Orleans
Lafayette Square
U. S. Plagship West
Virginia
Esparza
Hghthouse
Magnolia
Loeb
Dr. Rixey
West Virginia
Maj
Craigyhill
United States Engineers
Ivy
Pilot Station
Vernacular Conversation Between Two Women in Chicago
A fragmented dialogue between two girls, one with a 50 cent earring and the other with a gold plated bracelet, discusses vacations, travel around Crosalake and Downtin dinnapolis, plans to visit old friends, and casual slang about work and country trips.
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Chicago Tribune
Sayliz
Allaroun
Crosalake
Downtin
Dinnapolis
Tindinnapolis
Cuasa
Sodi
Netthervi
Electric Bitters Proven To Cure Wife’s Illness
Austin Mgr of the Republican at Leavenworth Ind recounts refusing doctors for his wife’s female trouble and trying Electric Bitters. After five doctors failed, the remedy cured her enough to resume all household duties. Guaranteed at R H Millers drug store for 50 cents.
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Austin
Mgr
Leavenworth
Ind
R. H. Miller's
Liquid Cola Cure for Croup and Colds Sold Locally
A cough syrup named 96 Laxa tive Honey and Tar promises to clear the throat strengthen lungs and bronchial tubes and act as a cathartic to move the bowels. Advertised as the best for croup whooping cough and all colds. Sold by Br. A. Miller to mothers and children.
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BR. A. Miller
Foley's Honey and Tar throat remedy touted as genuine
Counterfeiting and imitation threats loom as Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as the authentic remedy. The product is described as mildly laxative with no opiates, safe for children and delicate persons, and sold locally by B B Conner.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
B.B. Conner & A
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Mills
Rogers Bros
The
Murray Cure
Watts
Murray Care Institute
Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn
Cai
CNW
Peffers Nervigor Fork Energy
Enerizy
Wedigal Association
Ghicagg
R. H. Miller
Algona
I. T. Slater
1St Main St
Gloucester
Mass
Paley
Bf. Conner & Co
Thomas
Gay Drug Store
South 10
Mre. Roosevelt
South
National Capital
NNA
Ceaters
B Moos
Ill
Europe
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Declow
Ambrose A,call
D.H, Hutching
Vios-Prasidane
Spain
Wh. Ek, Ferguron
Ora, Palmer, Asst
Oaghier
First National Bank
Drraucors
H- Hucehing
B. Vv
Sooner
Ferguson
Ambrosa A. Call
Wo HH
Ingha Theo
Ornschiller
Lewis H. Smith
Presidionside Kossuth County State Bank
W.al Tagham
John G. Smith
Jones
Theo
Chrischilles
Lewry H. Smith
Dinxorons
J. W
Algona State Bank
Ealgona
Clarice
ORUBR
J. W. Aiuchen
Geo Galbraith
Myron Schenck
Fred Miller
Thos
H. Lantry
County Savings Bank
E. J. Murtagh
C. B. Hutchins
Vesper Cashier
Wm. Dodds
J. Gilmore
Gardner Cowles
Andrew Peterson
Spear
McMahon