Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A testimonial letter from Creston Iowa extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for remedying inflammation and pain. The writer claims renewed health, stronger nerves, and prompt relief after other treatments failed. A solicitation invites women to write for confidential advice and notes 20 years of assistance.
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Ton, Iowa
USA
Minkham
Pinkleon
Ns. Wa
SEALS
W. Howard
Creston
Lowa
Lydia
Biklaim
Pinkham
Yellowstone the Nation's Playground Detailed in Folder
A fragmented note touts Yellowstone National Park as a unique awe inspiring playground. It promises easy travel with comfortable vehicles and excellent hotel and camping arrangements and offers a folder with park trip details and a guide titled Cody Road into Yellowstone Park.
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Ian
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide Replaced by Alternatives
A note indicates peroxide substitutes for liquid antiseptics, suggesting changes in disinfection supplies. The directive mentions replacing peroxide based products with different antiseptic options. No further details on brands quantities or dates are provided.
New York Public Library Opens as One of America's Giants
A grand marble complex between Fifth Avenue and Bryant Park rises as a monumental library. It consolidates the Astor Lenox and Tilden foundations, holds over 1,000,000 volumes, and offers 300 rooms on a nine acre floor plan.
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Jamis A. Edgerton
New York
America
Hooketetyes
Uc Heals
Dottie Inc
Akyscrapers
Lens
Wand Mide
Conatanet
Pat
Haldmond
Astor
Lenoxx
Tilden Foundation
Europe
Andrew Carnegie
Ile
New York City
Carnegie
Titus
New York Public Library
Philadelphia
Bryant Park
World’s Noblest Library Building Unveiled at Last
The article extols a vast library complex with marble halls and a grand reading area. It highlights the Stuart collection, periodicals from around the world, and a seven door stack room, plus seven rooms for science, history, and arts. It notes a tragic accident injuring architect John M. Carrere on the eve of dedication and compares the library to the British Museum and Bibliotheque Nationale.
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Hepex
Brougnat
John M. Carrere
Tieacher
Architects
Troubled man faces fashion woes and vanished humor
A humorous verse describes a man overwhelmed by women’s fashions and sizes. He worries his humor will fade as he contemplates corsets, hips, rouge, and hair and fears joy will be set aside while he adjusts his own wardrobe.
Delighted Lady Invites Suitor to Stay Overnight
A stern father jokes about the young man Grinaum staying three nights and invites him to bring his trunk and live at the house. The daughter responds with innocent joy and excitement at the prospect of him staying. The exchange is presented in a light, sarcastic tone.
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Henrietta
Grinaum
Church Funds Raised In Local Meeting
In a candid exchange Brothers Hardesty and Askum discuss church support. Hardesty cites contributions totaling fifteen dollars, six for chandeliers, five for carpet, two tons of coal, groceries for suppers, and sharing other funds, then questions the exact requested amount.
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Brother Hardesty
Askum
Jrantor
Petition Endorsed After Long Prayer by Substitute Chaplain
In the house a substitute chaplain prayed at length while Speaker Cannon’s attention wandered. When the prayer ended Uncle Joe brought the gavel down and declared the petition approved.
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Cannon
Joe
Why She Was Sorry Gives Biggest Story Yet Hidden
Norah admits to the caller that Miss Giddy isn’t in, a facetious exchange about why Norah is sorry. The line hints at the biggest story ever hidden, framed as a playful yet telling moment.
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Norah
Giddy
Mr Caller
Justice in Sulurban Court Decrees Costs in Rooster Case
The Sulurban court condemns reckless driving after a driver ran over a rooster last week. The judge orders fines and costs payable, stressing that unlawful speeding will not be tolerated.
Free Lecture by William J McCrackan at Graham Opera House
William J McCrackan will lecture this evening at the Graham Opera House on Chris Han Science. He is a noted lecturer and member of the Board of Lectures of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Massachusetts. All are invited to attend.
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Almple
Uchoos
Heaton Politie Wheats
Congressional Ciherry
Astor
Leno Vile
Iere Oly
Celine
William J. McCrackan
Graham Opera
Howe
Chris
McCrackan
First Church of Christ
Beientier
Poston
Mass
Carnally
Puskrieteepetire
Deseri Ne
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Chamberlain's Liniment for Muscle Soreness and Rheumatism
For soreness of the muscles whether induced by violent exercise or injury Chamberlain's Liniment is excellent. This liniment is also highly recommended for the relief it affords in cases of rheumatism. Sold by Lemmons Pharmacy.
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Lemmons Vharnacy
Do You Have the Right Kind of Help
Headache from a disordered stomach can be relieved with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by Leonmon's Pharmacy.
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Leonmon
Reforming the World Through Local City Talk
A fragment references two men from St Louis and Kansas City debating the merits of their cities. One quips that they need not call their town a city or a savoy, reflecting a local exchange on urban identity and reform.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
City
the &T. Louis
Savoy
Quote about office life and employment fate
A Similtude recalls office workers who seem similar to guns because they are hired only to be fired. The dialogue contrasts routine tasks with the looming threat of dismissal.
Fragmented dialogue lines from a period piece
Dialogue snippets feature a boastful line about youth and marriage and a demand for aid from a doctor. A robber issues a bill for ten visits totaling $20. The passages resemble a serialized newspaper dialogue.
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Mary
Hatpin Provokes Bargain Rush in Quirky Exchange
Maud jokes about using a hatpin as a long horn while Ethel admits she only uses it during bargain rushes, highlighting a playful domestic moment.
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Maud
Ethel
Not As Bad As That Have You Ever Sold Your Vote
A provocative quote exchange questions political ethics. It contrasts selling votes with cheating a cripple, reflecting harsh social attitudes and the era's blunt rhetoric. The brief line captures tension between civic duty and corruption.
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TON Toilet CO
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NEW Public Library
Caspar Purdon Clarke Lee
Woplein Breiek
Bifth Avenue
Astor Library
Windouy
Carrere & Hasty
British Museum
Bibliotheque Nationale of
Paris
Congressional Library
St. Petersburg
New York Publc Library
Boston Public Library
Sargent
American Dregs Association
THE
Jorn Bigelow
Awesome Justice
Rothschild’s
Louis Baird
South Avenue
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