Dear Miss Pinkham Vege table Compound Heals Woman’s Ailments
A letter from Nisei Carr of Atlanta praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe menstrual symptoms Headaches backaches and sinking spells eased within two weeks restoring buoyancy and daily activity The writer endorses the remedy and shares personal health improvement details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Pinkham
Eydis E. Pinkham
Nisei’ Carr
Whitehall Betlanta
Vnal Stove
Notable Fragments From Global Dispatches Including Wars and Fire
A collection of brief notes mentions a nearing collapse of a famed Italian structure, pending French military service legislation, and agitation for 18 months service. It cites a Turin library fire destroying 400 Greek manuscripts and 1,200 Latin works, with Pliny and Cicero among the Latin losses. Also noted are German domestic servants receiving a long service cross, a Berlin “municipal” plan with electricity works, and Berlin’s profit sharing. Additional items include a Norwegian town burned, fire safety lapses, and historical sacks of Moscow in 1237 and 1293.
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Italy
Turin
Pliny
Cicero
Berlin
Parle Conger Municipal
Teen
Aaleaund
Grape Nuts Turns Health Around Says California Principal
A California high school principal credits Grape Nuts with curing long standing indigestion rheumatic pains and back trouble after 23 years of poor health. He followed a diet of Grape Nuts milk and fruit for two months and reports renewed strength and vitality. The testimonial mentions Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the book The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
World’s Fair at St Louis promises wonder and size
Readers are invited to save and travel to the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis as a vast exhibit featuring the Palace of Agriculture with 22 miles of roofs, the Palace of Transportation and the Palace of Art. The article extols government and foreign displays, massive machinery, and a host of pavilions while outlining city navigation and transport tips for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louia
Chicago
Buffalo
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of Transportation
United States
Uncle Sam
Festival Hall
Grand Basin
Pacific Islands
United States Government
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Palace of Machinery
Transportation
Allce-Chalmers
Curtis
Palace of Manufactures
Plaza of
Palace of Manufacture
Palace of Education
Mines and Metallurgy
Department of Mines and Metallurgy
Departments of Agriculture and Horticulture
Palace of Horticulture
Temple of Fraternity
Fivestock
Market Street
Laclede Avenue
Market
Mississippi River
Union Station
Eighteenth
Twentieth Street
Bimself
Eighteenth Street
Fun in the Garret Joyful Imeterday
Poem by Emma C. Dowd in Youth's Companion about siblings playing in a garret with two homes and a store. Warren runs the shop with Joe as clerk while Betty and narrator work at home. They order food, send children for ribbons, and dream of play.
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Muake
Warren
Joe
Betty
Ant
Emma C. Dowd
Parrot Polly Delights Brooklyn Shop Owner's Patrons
In Brooklyn a remarkable parrot named Polly, nine years old, perches openly at Henry Eberhardt's hairdressing shop window on Clinton Street. Polly imitates speech, whistles, and sings a flute in Spanish, teases customers, and even salutes with “Hello Henry” and “Hello Doctor.”
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Eagle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Eberhardt
Savings Bank
Atlantic Avenue
Clinton Street
Polly
Eberhardt
Sand
Henry
Doctor
Mr. Eberhardt
Caught at It in Cetbolic Standard Excerpt
A brief, rustic exchange shows a character claiming someone trapped another, with dialogue about cigarettes and a claim of pain, attributed to Cetbolic Standard. The text reads as a fragmentary script or diary-like snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jimmy
Pop
Fragmented English weekly notices blend ads and medical cure claims
A late 19th century montage shows a Monticello Minnesota item touting Bright's Disease curable, with patient anecdotes and a salesman testimony praising Dodd Kidney Pills. The piece also references a Philadelphia Ledger remark on lobbyists and an auto ordinance pushed by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livka
Tribune
Monticello
Minn
J. W. Bloore
Bright
Moore
How to Keep House and Aches and Pains
A domestic guide extols timely treatment for aches and pains using Jacobs Oil. The ad touts its penetration to pain spots and claims quick relief for rheumatism, j in at ica, lumbago and other ailments, urging every well regulated house to keep a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Threshing Economy and Almanac Prompts
The piece notes wastage in grain from old threshing methods and mentions Nichols & Shepard Co of Bee Creek Michigan as promoting a change. It references a Kansas City Southern Railway Almanac for 1904 and a few unrelated lines on dyes and a humorous old quip.
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Nichols & Shepard Company
Bee Creek
Michigan
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Texan
Louisiana
Warner
Get. Pam
Tkt
K. C
Kansas City
Nurse Kate Taylor Endorses Peruna in Open Letter
Mrs Kate Taylor a graduated nurse of prominence writes an open letter praising Peruna for quick health restoration. She notes that Peruna users regain vigor and health rapidly and cites her observations of its effects. Dr Burdus offers to direct treatment for many cases free during the summer at The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Kate Taylor
Peruea
Cicaco
Peruna
Burtusa
Porvua Medicine Co
Columbus
Obi
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Lydia E. Pickham
Moscow
Hopkins
Williams
Court Street
Hoppy
Pussy Cat
Brooklyn Eagle
Palace OF Liberal Arts and Mines
Undertakers’ Trust
Philadelphia
Putnam
The
Sign OF the Fi
Boston
U.B. A
Torowto
Cam
Sayes
Tonio
Han
Cakago
Ane
Calambla
Cleveland
Imperial
Pope Bicycle
Bagti Op
Fanhly Arcernible
wBith
Herplehaned
East
Simpaiines
Nila
Peon
Canada
Tara Eee
Aires
Bret
Piso
Eve
Piso Company
Clark and
Liberty Streets
C. DU Tai
Troy
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