Lydia Pinkham remedy cited by Mrs Williams for female ills
A testimonial from Mrs. Sabie Williams of Elkhart Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after four months of use. The ad claims no narcotics, promotes confidential mail responses, and references other products and Kentucky tobacco promotions.
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Aix
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aleo
Sabie Willams
James Street
Elkhart
Indiana
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Inkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Hoyt Recalls Friend Refusing Invitation to Play
Hoyt notes his friend quietly refused the invitation. When pressed why not the friend admits dislike for Goodwin both on and off the stage. Hoyt urges attendance insisting the play ends with Nat’s hanging in the final act.
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Hoyt
Goodwin
Charley
Nat
Prominent Pimple Cure Ad Urges Free Sample by Mail
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as effective for pimples blackheads redness roughness itching and scalp dandruff. It offers free samples by mail with a Book and directs readers to Cuticura Dept V Boston, noting availability everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. V
Boston
Adv
Politician Calls Himself Servant of the People
A tense exchange features a speaker claiming to be a servant of the people while Farmer Corntessel counters that the speaker appears more political than patriotic. The dialogue alludes to taxes paid toward public salaries and a sense of opposition.
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Farmer Corntessel
Rumors Stir About Atmosphere S
A brief exchange notes hearsay about conditions in the air while dismissing nearby rumors as unlikely given the close atmosphere and proximity of the place.
London Bank Interview Sparked Public Confidence Story
The account recalls Creelman obtaining a frank interview with the Bank of England governor via a staged visit, amid forty stock exchange failures and Lidderdale’s modest estate. The publicity helped rebuild trust, influencing London and Wall Street finance and encouraging openness in reporting.
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Bank of France
London
Stock Exchange
Lidderdale
Creelman
Bank of England
New York Herald
Toll
New York
Wall Street
New Telegraph Code Aids Continental Morse Teaching
A Chicago inventor introduces a new telegraph code chart using small and large letters to represent dots and dashes. The system replaces traditional dot and dash visuals with letter size contrasts. It claims quicker learning and less confusion for letters and figures.
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Chicago
The Practice of Kicking in Home Reform
The Unpopular Review urges readers to begin reform at home by objecting to local abuses such as overcrowded streetcars bad roads muddy yards and unsafe conditions. It argues focus on concrete issues at one’s doorstep would reduce muckraking and create a fairer country.
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J. W. Fuller
Denver
Subterranean Fauna Found Deep in Scottish Mine
Dr James Ritchie reports 13 animal forms discovered at 7560 feet in the Midlothian Coalfield Scotland. Species include mouse rat sparrow slug spider beetles flies earthworms springtail and a mycetozoon. many more may survive deep underground.
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Midlothian
Scotland
James Ritchie
Reason for Drier in Paint
The linseed oil in paint resists atmospheric drying so a drier is added to the paint mix. The drier absorbs oxygen to overcome the resistance and aid the drying process.
Two Pieces of Cake and a Windy Thought
A child complains about two pieces of cake and a mother-s warning that less indulgence builds wisdom. The grandma retorts with age, then a playful clash of opinions follows. A Baltimore American snippet notes winds rising and a demand for curiosity, with references to Gessler and Swiss salutes.
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Bobby
Peoria Woman Praises Remedy From Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
Mrs. Tilla Conard of 307 Morgan Street Peoria suffers months of stomach pain gas belching side pains and doctor visits. After one Bloomington visit and one bottle of Mayr s Wonderful Remedy she reports immediate relief appetite return clearer skin and renewed energy with promise of permanent benefits. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Tilla Conard
Morgan Street
Peoria
Bloomington
Mayr
Adv
Parlor Maid Turns Dusty Profit With Return to Work
An experienced parlor maid who has spent her savings grabs a broom and raises more dust as she returns to work. The line highlights persistence and economic struggle in domestic service.
The Mantle of Charity Covers Amateur Theatrical
An amused note explains how charity serves as a broad cover for amateur theatre works. It surveys community stages where local talents present plays to raise funds and entertain audiences.
Wheat markets face large war tied-up production
A grain expert warns that about two billion bushels of world wheat are tied up due to war, roughly half of global output. He notes deficits may require increased production from United States Canada and Argentina, with demand likely to surge after peace and trade reestablishment. Canada’s favorable climate and protection under the British flag may aid its expansion.
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Ucrop
United, ‘States
Canada
Argentina
Mystery cough drops ease throat in overnight relief
Nightly coughing and throat irritation described as a torturing throat are reportedly relieved quickly by Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops. A stray line about a girl calling a fellow a muff is noted but not tied to any clear event.
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Dean
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