Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy for Health Through Change of Life
Evelyn Adelia Stewart of Euphemia Ohio recounts how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her monthly pains since age 16 and after the Change of Life at 47, enabling her to work as a maternity nurse and sew to support herself for 18 years without doctor visits. She recommends the product to others and notes she has earned a comfortable home.
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Euphemia
Ohio
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Evelyn Adelia Stewart
Piso's Tablets Touted For Women Ailment Relief
Free to women readers a claim that FREE TO WOMEN PISO S TABLETS are the best local remedy for women's ailments. The notice urges use for quick relief and mentions an article Causes of Diseases in Women as a free addition from The Piso Company based in Warren Pennsylvania.
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PISO
Piso Company
BOX E
Warren, PA
Ruth Engaged To Be Married This Coming Winter
A quotation notes Ruth is engaged to be married the coming winter while another speaker jokes about proposing to the girl himself when he has time. The exchange reflects social expectations and romantic plans in a lighthearted tone.
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Ruth
New York Flats Probed By High Rents And Tiny Size
Prof. Brander Matthews notes in a luncheon discussion that New York rentals at five to six thousand dollars yearly yield cramped flats even in good neighborhoods. He recalls telling a lady that her dog wags his tail because Fido was raised in a five thousand dollar flat.
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New York
Brander Matthews
Fido
Not Married to Her Says Boy In Family Row
A family dispute erupts as a son declares he will not marry the woman his mother seeks to bind him to. He asserts he will not endure punishment and insists his status remains unchanged. The exchange reveals tension within the household over an arranged match.
Real Test Diamond Check Prompts Quick Wary Advice
Gabe asks how to tell a genuine diamond from a fake. Steve retorts with a blunt suggestion to try to hock it, implying a cautious or risky approach to testing value.
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Gabe
Steve
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement for foot relief
An antebellum style ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for red aching swollen and nervous feet. It promises rest comfort and easier walking and notes it is sold everywhere with a 26 cent price and offers a free sample from Allen Gimeted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
le Roy
N.Y
Adv
Pierce’s Fellets Regulate Stomach Liver and Bowels
A compact health advert claims Pierce’s Fellets keep wives busy supplying inner needs and husbands outer goods. Described as small sugar coated and easy to take as candy, they purportedly regulate the stomach liver and bowels without griping.
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Pierce
Whiskers Grow After Marriage Says Teething Syrup Ad
An antique ad notes men grow whiskers after marriage to economize and promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children with teething relief wind colic and gums soothes pain at 25 cents a bottle.
Toris compound remedy for rheumatism and backache
An old Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories notice promotes Toris compound in a one-ounce sealed bottle mixed with whiskey for rheumatism and backache. It claims rapid results after the first dose and offers quick restock via druggists.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
She Knew Better About The 3 A.M. Return
A brief exchange reveals tensions around late returns near Christmas. The husband explains no complaint from his wife, noting the timing is significant because it is close to the holiday. The dialogue hints at domestic stress and holiday pressures without further detail.
Baby Skin Ailment Cured By Cuticura Treatment
Mrs. E. F. Sulzberger reports a two year old case of a severe scalp and body skin eruption that caused sleepless nights and bleeding sores. After trying eczema ad and using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with nightly thick applications and a hood, the child fully recovered. Cuticura products sold worldwide with free samples via Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
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Ransom
Ilis
E. F. Sulzberger
Dept. L
Boston
Post Office Card Purchase Tale From Youths Thrift
A rural postmaster recalls a thrifty boy who asks for postal cards each day. The lad leans close to the window and in a slow Yankee drawl asks for prices, then weighs the choice before saying solemnly I’ll take one. The anecdote is attributed to Youth's Companion.
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Val
For Love of Beasts: Galsworthy Quote on Truth and Fashion
A literary quip from John Galsworthy explores how cynicism and truth trade places with fashion. The line suggests nothing true can be cynical and nothing cynical is true, framing words as guardians of trends and vulgarity.
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John Galsworthy
General Sickles Placed Under Bond In Battlefield Fund Case
Gen Daniel E Sickles, Gettysburg hero and former Civil War corps commander, was detained on a $23 276 misappropriation charge from the battlefield monument fund. He posted a $30 000 bond and prepared to raise the deficit by subscription as Helen Longstreet offered help. A tense family dispute followed with his son Stanton being ordered from the home.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Harburger
Sickles Home
Fifth Avenue
Helen Longstreet
Gainesville
Lee
New York State
Republic
Helen D. Longstreet
Sickles
Stanton Sickles
Stanton
New Harvest er Co formed in New Jersey corporate filing
International Harvest er corporation files articles with a 70 million dollar authorized capital in Trenton New Jersey. The move follows a prior chartered company with 140 million dollars and includes letters from Cyrus H McCormick noting no objection to a similar titled entity. Incorporators include Harold F McCormick William J Lauderback William L Saunders John A Chapman Clarence F Gregory and Robert H Neilson.
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Trenton
N. J
International Harvester Corporation
International Harvester Company
New Jersey
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company of
Harold F. McCormick
William J. Lauderback
Chicago
William L. Saunders
Plainfield
John A
Bankers See ValueRise In Western Canadian Lands
The Union Bank of Canada president notes land value gains, real and convertible assets, and expanded credit for legitimate business. Farmers report high yields of Marquis Wheat at 76 bushels per acre and strong crops. immigration to Canada in 1912 reaches about 400000, with 200000 from the U.S., boosting land demand and potential 10 20 percent price gains next year.
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Union Bank of Canada
Canadian West
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lashburn
Sask
Clarke
Iowa
Illinois
United States
James B. Hammond Dies in Jacksonville Hotel
James B. Hammond head of a typewriter company dies suddenly at the Hotel Alcazar in Jacksonville after recent yacht cruising. The multi millionaire’s body will be transported to New York for interment following his death on Monday.
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James B. Hammond
Jacksonville
Fla
Typewriter
Archduke Rainer Dies in Vienna at 97
Archduke Rainer, second cousin of Emperor Franz Joseph, died in Vienna on Monday after a period of illness. He was ninety seven years old and had suffered an extended illness.
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Archduke Rainer
Vienna
Emperor Franz Josef
Mack’s Son Becomes Raleigh Manager in NC League
Earl Mack son of Connie Mack signs to manage the Raleigh team in the North Carolina league. This marks his first managerial role.
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Mack
Raleigh
N. C
Earl Mack
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Hyde Trial Opens With Reed Opening Statement
Hyde murder trial in Kansas City enters third proceedings as jury completes and United States Senator James A. Reed delivers the opening statement. In Paris a new altitude record for a passenger carrying monoplane is set by Georges L. Gagneaux with Miss Davies aboard at 11, 580 feet.
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Paris
Georges L. Gagneaux
Misa ’ Davies
Child asks when cruelty will begin at meeting
A four year old girl, brought to a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children event by her parents, asked to leave when she grew bored. She promised to be quiet, yet whispered that the gathering was dull and she wondered when cruelty would start.
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Ben
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Not any more thanks for a seat on the streetcar
Miss Cayenne recalls a change in manners after noticing men often plan to exit at the next corner. The remark contrasts past gratitude with a modern, practical indifference to courtesy.
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Miss Cayenne
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