Pinkham Cures Attract Wide Attention To Women
Frances Stafford of New York testifies to the vast number of women cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related medicines. Skeptics abated as years passed and the remedies gained broad recognition among American women and even thoughtful scientists.
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Frances Stafford
E. 14Th St
N.Y. City
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Ends of things in a fragmented world
Rome welcomes 954000 visitors in six months. Trial by jury in Britain dates from Ethelred era. Leeds factory girls dress fashionably to work. Only five yellow fever outbreaks in English ports in the last century. The pearl is skinned, mulky color noted. Newfoundland records show two months annual leave. Newfoundland island with sparsely populated coastline.
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Rome
Britain
Ethelred I
Leeds
England
Great Bank of Newfoundland
Island of
Newfoundland
New York
A Southern Girl's Song Reveals Old Civil War Ties
A Confederate captain recalls meeting a former Virginia hostess at a Washington park concert. The young woman had sung Union songs to officers at Shadeless, a plantation, where a Union spy named Chamberlain sought aid. Decades later they meet again, decades after the war.
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Washington Park
Chicago
Culpepper County
Jeb Stuart
Germania Ford
Rappahannock
Shadeless
Rapidan
Ford
Stuart
Culpepper, Orange
Madi
North
Union
Libby
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chamberlain
Park
Wounds of War Show Safer Wound Outcomes and Odd Cases
A Civil War era note outlines bayonet and saber injuries, citing 282 scalp wounds with only six fatal. Many wounded were returned to duty or discharged for disability, while a rare Michigan cavalry case shows a skull hole and prolonged survival after a saber blow. A Pennsylvania trooper suffered a fatal bayonet thrust at Fredericksburg but survived days.
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Army Medical Museum
Veteran Reserve Corps
United States
Army Medical Miliseum
Seventh
Michigan Cavalry
Michigan
Gettysburg
Lee
Cavalry Corps
Rulison
Ninth New York Cavalry
Pennsylvania
Fredericksburg
The Man of Importance Morals and Humorous Snatches
A collection of wry anecdotes and maxims on seriousness and vanity. It mixes quotations about centering the world on self with brief jokes and moral puns from various sources. It includes cures for ailments and humorous observations on human foibles.
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N. Y. Hergid
Helen Moon's Case a Remarkable Cure in New Providence
In New Providence Indiana on October 13 the Moon family celebrates their three year old daughter Helen who was deemed dying from dropsy. After failing treatments Dodd's Kidney Pills led to rapid improvement and full recovery with no remaining symptoms. Doctors express astonishment at the swift turnaround in this desperate case.
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New Providence
Helen Moon
E. V. Moon
Dodd
Peruna praised by Kansas woman after long illness
Miss Kate Brown, recording secretary of the L C B Association of Kansas, writes of seven years suffering from a severe cold that led to kidney and bladder catarrh and digestive issues. After spending hundreds on doctors, she credits nine months of Peruna with full health restoration and offers thanks to Dr. Hartman for the remedy.
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Kate Brown
L. C. B. Association of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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