Recreation, Lydia E. Pinkham

7/26/2019 Recreation, Lydia E. Pinkham

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IF

WE COULD MEET YOU

and every other woman n

Massachusetts

face to

face and tell

you

just

exactly

what

we

are doin

g

to

help women; show

you

the volumes of

letters

from

women who have been restored

to

he

alth by Lydia

E. Pinkham s Vegetable

Compound;

show

you

ho

w

the medicine is m ade from roots and

herbs and

the

cleanliness thoroughness and reliability

of every-

thing connected with the business

you

could then

best

realize the

great

force for good amo

ng women

which

our

estab

lis

hm

ent represents.

YOU RE CORDI LLY

INVITED

to visit our

laboratory

at any time . and to inspect

everything.

You are

welcome and will be shown

every consideration

an

d courtesy.

The

Lydia

E.

Pinkham

Medicine Co

LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS


3/36

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound is successful

in.

overcoming a woman s ills because it contains the tonic

strengthening properties of good old-fashioned roots

a:nd

herbs, which

act on

the

female organs.

Women

from

aU

parts of

the country are

continually testifying

to its strength-

enin

g

curative. influence.

-

When Lydia

E.

Pinkham s remedies were first intro-

duced, their curative powers had to be proved. But the

proof came

and

gradually

the

use of these remedies

has

s p r ~ d

over the whole country. Now that hundreds of

thousands of women have experienced

the

most beneficial

effects from the use of these medicines, their value has

become generally recognized, and Lydia E. Pinkham s

Vegetable Compound is the

standard

remedy for women.

The many convincing testimonials constantly published

o

ught

to be proof enough to women who suffer from those

distressing ills peculiar to their sex,

that

Lydia E. Pinlth.am s

Vegetable Compound is the medicine

they

need. This

good old root and herb remedy has proved tmequalled in

controlling the diseases of women;

it

contains what is needed

to restore a woman s health

and

strength .

When

a remedy has lived for forty years,

stead

ily grow

ing

in popularity and

influence,

and

thousands upon

thou-

sands of women declare

they

owe their health to it, is it

notreasonable to believe that it is an article of

g ~ e t

merit?

.We.know of no medicine which has been so successful

in

relieving t h ~ sufferings of women as has Lydia

E.

Pinkham s

Vegetable Compound.


4/36

ow to Amuse the Children

How

to

amuse the children

is one of the problems whicn

every mother

must

face. A

delightful pastime is played with

a small feather.

The

children are

grouped together and a small feather

thrown into the air. t is

the

business of

every play

to

blow the feather toward

or her neighbor, for if the feather should fall on

or near an. individual, that person goes out of the

game. The children are not allowed to

run

away from

the feather outside a definite line which may be

marked

with chalk. Anyone who is responsible for sending the

feather outside of bounds also goes

out

of

the

game.

MOTHERS AND WIVES

of this

country-those

who, after months

and

even years

of suffering, have been restored

to

health and strength

by

that good old-fashioned root

and

herb remedy, Lyd

ia

E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound-are

the ones who have

spread the good news of health restored, until today there

is hardly a town so small that

the

women who suffer from

female ailments do

not

depend upon Lydia

E. Pinkham'

s

Vegetable Compound to

restore health.

When I was a

you11g

girl I had very poor health

an

d

nothing helped

me

until I got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound and began taking

it

. It, helped me from the

start and since then I have

taken

it at differi:mt times and

always felt better afterwards. I have also taken Lydia E.

inkham's

Liver Pills and think

they

are

the

be lt of .all

liver medicines. I will always have a good word for yoUi

remedies and you may publish this

i

you care to do .

so -.

MRS. M. L. ADAMS,

Box 202, Miami, Florida.


5/36

~ P i c n i c ames

Potato Race- For a

-

tato race, piles of potatoes

(10

or

12)

are placed

in

a row,

one pile for each player. At a

given signal

the players carry the

potatoes, one at a time,

to

the goal.

Three-legged Race-The contestants

in

the three-legged race go in pairso The right

leg of one

and

left leg of

the

other are tied tight

ly

together

at

the

knee

and

ankle,

and

they

are

to walk, hobble, jump

or

run

from one goal to an

other.

Sack

Race-For

the sack race each contestant steps:

into a sack of burlap

and

has

it

tied around his waist.

20-yard Dash-The players start from a given point,

each with a tumbler of water

on

his head,

to

walk

to

a goali

20

yards away.

The tumbler must

remain untouched

on the head until the goal is reached.

I had inflammation of the womb and for three months

menstruation came every two weeks.

I

thought

I

would

die with piercing pains that were just like a knife through

my

back

and ovaries, and after I

had

lost all my

strength

I went to bed. My doctor

stated

that I

must

have an oper=

ation

but

I

did

not

listen

to

him.

I

thought

of Lydia

E,

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound which I

had

read so

much

about,

and

the very first bottle gave me great relief. When

I

had taken six bottles

I

was well again and now when

menstruate I have not the least ps.in. All women who

. have female trouble of

any

kind should know of the Pinkha.JJ: 1

remedies ' MRS.

ETTA DORION,

R. F. D. No.

2,

Box 18, Ogdensburg, Wiso

I

have

taken

Lydia

E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound

all

through

the

Change of Life and

I

experienced some ter

rible suffering before

taking

the medicine. I cannot prais

e

it

too highly as I am well and hearty now."

' CI

MRS

. H

MAGILL

,

Ramah , Colorado.,


6/36

~ r k e Care

Another simple game for

children. T h i s must be

played

out

of doors. On a flat

piece of ground, a little pile of

dry earth or

sand is made.

Take

a small stick and in a cleft

at the top

fit a square of white paper

to

represent a

flag. Finally push

the

stick down

the

centre

of

the

mound. Each player is given a stick,

~ N ~ ; -

and

the

object of

the

game is

to

emove a little

of

the earth

from

the

mound without upsetting

the

flag.

The last

stages of

the

game are exciting, as a trifle

will often upset

the

flag. The player who is responsible

for

the

failure goes out of the game and

the

flag is set up

again. The player who holds

out

to the end is the winner.

TO HELP

OTHER

WOMEN

After terrible sufferings, numberless women have used

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered

from ailments peculiar

to

their sex.

Many

of these, who

cannot bear that

other

women should suffer as they did

without knowing what to do, have written letters telling

their experience,

to

be published

to the

world. These

honest, helpful stories are constantly appearing in the news-

papers and in our little books. Read them, ailing women,

they are written with no motive

but

your good.

I

was weak and all run down, also

had

female trouble.

I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver .

Pills

and

soon felt a great change

and

got stronger.

The

pills were excellent for the liver. I keep them most all

the

time. I wish every user of Lydia

E.

Pinkha.m:s medicine

as great relief as I received from it.

MRS. S. D. McABEE,

122 Dewey Ave., Spartanburg, S. _.

4 .


7/36

The

Magic

Circle

This is quite a mystery

to the uninitiated. A circle

is formed

and

two who under-

stand the game

take

charge. One

offers to leave

the

room

and

when she

comes back she will shake hands with

the

person the other leader

has shaken hands

with after she left

the

room. The secret is

simple. The person who spoke last before she

left

the

room is

the

one chosen

to

be shaken

by the

hand

WOMAN'S MARTYRDOM

How many men,

think

you,

have

any idea of the

pain

and misery endured

by

women of their own households,

who suffer from ills peculiar to

their

sex?

They

often see

them

smiling

and

trying

to

be

cheerful even while racked

with pain. f every such woman would only be guided

by

the experience of thousands of others who

have

been re-

stored to

health by

that

grand

old remedy,

Lydia

E.

Pink-

ham's Vegetable Compound,much sufferingmight be avoided.

I want

to tell you how

much

I

have been

benefited

by

your

wonderful medicine.

About

eight years ago I

got

in such a low state of health I was unable to keep house

for three

in the

family. I had dull, tired, dizzy feelings,

cold

feet

and hands nearly all

the time and

could scarcely

sleep at all. The doctor said I had ulcerated womb and

without an

operation I would always

be an

invalid,

but

I

told

him

I

wanted

to

wait

awhile. Our dealer advised my

,

husband to get

Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound

and

it

has

entirely cured me. Now I keep house for seven

and work in the garden some,

too

. I am so

thankful

I got

this medicine I feel as

though it

saved my life and have

recommended it to others.

MRS. W. E.

LINDSEY,

R. R.

3, Tennille,

Ga.


8/36

Athletic M e e t ~

ElC-.

. The crowd is .divided into

( . \ ( ~

it

teams, preferably college

teams,

and

captains are chosen.

Each team

is

designated by

an

appropriate color

and

given small

pennants, made from cambric, to wave.

The captains are given a list of events

,

and

entries are made before the meet begins.

During

the

games each team roots for

the

men

~ : ; it has

e n t ~ r e

and gives

the

cheers and songs as

at

.

an

inter-collegiate meet:

Shot Put-Paper bags are blown up and tied. Con

ustants stand at a chalk line and throw the bags as far

as possible.

THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING

What the

sick

want

is to get

we11.

They do not care

whether they are cured by the most scientific physician

or tllJ.e

mGst

unlearned neighbor-they

don't

care how they

rare

cured,

i

only they get well.

For forty years women suffering from female ills have

\been taking Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound

.

IB.lld ~ v

been getting well;

and

because

they

have got well,

that great medicine continues to ha:ve a sale equalled by

that of

few

proprietary preparations.

I had such pains when I

had

my monthly and I

had

the

whites too. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's

V e g ~ ~ b l e

Compound and

am

glad

to

say I am all right again. I

have lost all

my

pains when I am sick,

so

you see it has done

me

a lot of good. I am a different woman since I took it,:

a.nd

i

I

know of anyone who

is

sick in

that

way

I

shall

teu

them the good it has done me. You have my permission',

~ put my

testimonial in your little books and

in the

new-s-'

jpapers ' "'

MRS.

ARTHUR

LAWSON,

559 Cottage St., Athol, Mass

.

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9/36

.Athletic Meetn

Continued)

Obstacle Race-Have

eanuts in a heap on a table,

Each

player shoves a table knife

into

the

heap

to

bring

out

as

many

peanuts as possible

and

must carry

them on the knife around chairs and

t ables placed as obstacles, and put them in a

phute some distance away. No one can pick

up a peanut when it drops.

The

winner is

the

un

having

the

most peanuts

n

his plate when

the

t ime limit (five mi1J.utes expires.

Hurdles-Three piles of books are placed in a line on

the floor, .two feet apart. The contestants are blindfolded

and placed behind the line and told to step over the books.

The books are quietly removed after the contestants are

blindfolded.

WORTH KNOWING

Women are liable to ailments which cause constant

ill-health and on which they may consult doctors with

out

much relief.

It

is well worth knowing that they can

get

at

the nearest drug store, a simple medicine, made of

roots and herbs, which is just what they need to recover

health.

That

medicine is

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound.

Two years ago I felt so bad that I was sure I would die.

I had hot flashes by day and I was just tired out all the time.

and

at

night I was worse

in

every way. I began taking

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I feel that it

. strengthens me

and

gives me new life, both in body and

.spirit. I had a letter from

my

daughter last week telling

me that she is taking Vegetable Compound and is doing

her own work now, and she is not troubled with

the

bearingo

down pains any more.

. MRS. JAMES C. ANDERSON,

Lonaconin

g,

Md.


10/36

Atlldetic Meet

:Co:rn1Ilimra.lled)

Relay Race-Have

four

players

in

each team and

line

the

teams

up

in

rows

sit

ting

on

the

floor.

Number

one

of each team is given an apple,

number

two a glass of water, number

three a dozen peanuts,

number

foux a

cracker. At a signal each number one begins

to

eat

his apple

and

when

it

is finished, each

number

two drinks the glass of water, and

after

that number three eats

his dozen peanuts,

and

then

number

four eats his cracker. The winning team is

the one which finishes first. A good umpire is necess

ary

to

watch

each team.

After the events

there

is

an award

of blue ribbons

to the

winners.

These are

made

from four inches of blue

ribbon

one inch wide, with

the

words

Athletic

Meet

and the event

typewritten on them.

WOMEN, LISTEN TO REASON

You

who suffer,

why

do you hesitate to try what has

removed the sufferings of others? That good old-fashioned

remedy,

made

from roots

and

herbs-Lyd

-ia .E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable

Compound-has

stood the test. t has no

rival

in

overcoming the ailments peculiar to

your

sex. Why

should it not do for

you

what it

has

done for others? Give

it .a chance.

About eight years ago I was very sick,

had

the

grippe

and then a relapse and it all settled in my ovaries. I was

confined

to my

bed, unable

to

do any work for three months.

I

had

congestion of

the

ovaries

and

was almost crazy

witl\

the

pain

when

my sick

time

came. I

took

Lydia E. Pink

ham's Vegetable Compound and I was fully cured and

have

never had any trouble of

that kind

since. .

MRS.

BURTON MILLER,

445 E.

Moulton

St., Watertown, N .Y .

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11/36

A Peanut Blow

Take

two pieces of string

about two feet long

and

place

on

the

floor,

ten

feet

apart

as goals. Place

two peanuts

behind

one goal. The game is for two play

ers to

start

together and each blow a

peanut along the floor across the opposite

goal.

To

do this you

are

obliged to get down

on your knees.

I t

was right

after

having a miscarriage that I

started

taking Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound.

I

had

been

in

very poor health for two years previous.

Had been

under

a doctor s care for falling of womb and

>vore a support for six months, but it did not seem to help

me. Since I have taken your Compound I feel like a new

woman. I used to suffer so with painful menstruation

and

now I

am

relieved of

it

for which I

can't be too

thank-

ful. I am also the mother of a beautiful healthy baby.

I

am

a

graduate nurse and

will be glad

to

recommend Lydia

E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at any time.

MRS. R.

W.

SLOAN,

6026 So. Park Ave., Chicago, Ill.

Ei

ght years ago I got in an awful condition

with

what

the

doctor said

was falling of

the

womb. I would

have

spells of bearing-down

pains until

he would

have

to give

me morphine and when I could not stand that

they

would

put hot cloths on me. The doctor said I would

never

be

any better without an operation; said I would never

have

any

children

without

it

. A neighbor, who knew what

your

medicine would do, advised me to give Lydia E.

Pink-

ham's Vegetable Compound a trial. I did so

and

I have

:never had a

return

of my old trouble. The next September

I gave birth to as healthy a

boy

as you can find, and now I

have

two

more children. I have also used Lydia E. Pink.,

ham's Sanative Wash and Liver Pills,

MRS . SALLIE

JAYNES,

37

Lyon

St., Anderson,

S

C

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12/36

he Kitchen,r Game

The girls

and

boys si1

around the room in a circle.

Each

one is named a kitchen

utensil, such as spoon, dish,

broom, etc. One stands in the

centre of the room. She calls ou

t

spoon

and

dish change, and the ones

named

spoon

and dish

change seats,

the

one

in

the

centre trying

to

get one of

the

chairs away from

them

.

f

she succeeds she re=

mains in the chair

and

the one who loses

is

obliged to

stand

in the centre

and

call out for two more to change,

THE SPRING OF PERPETUAL YOUTH

was

what

the

Spanish explorer sought in Florida,

Youth

cannot be perpetual, but with health a

man or

woman

can

retain youthful looks till the near approach of actual

old age. f a woman is dragging wearily along, oppressed

by some woman's ailment, she may expect a retu;rn of y o u t h

ful beauty and vivacity by using Lydia E. Pinkham's

e g e ~

table Compound.

In

all

the thirty

years

that

I

have

been married I have

been in

bad

health

many

times, having several attacks

of nervous prostration until

it

seemed as i the organs in

my

whole

body

were worn out. I was persuaded

to try

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and

it

made a

well w0man of me. So

in

the

last

few years I have

not let

myself run down. As soon as I feel

bad and

worn

out and

nervous I

take

the Pinkham medicine. I can do all

my

own work now, so I advise all ailing women

to try

Lydia E .

Pinkham's medicine

and

I will guarantee they will derive

good benefit from

it. t

saved me lots of expense.

MRS.

FRANK

FITZGERALD,

25

N. 1lst St., W. Philadelphia,

Pa

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13/36

The

game Going to

Boston requires eight

or

more players,

and

consists of a

row of chairs placed to face alter

nately in

a

straight

line, a piano

and

pianist.

Have one

more person

in the

game than chairs. The children form a

single line and .as the pianist begins

to

play,

they march around

the

chairs. This is continued

until

the

music stops, then each one scrambles for a

chair. As there is one more child

than

chairs, one _

is bound

to be

left out

and

he

or

she is obliged to drop

out of

the

ga ne A chair is

taken

away

and the

game

proceeds as before.

Each

time one is obliged to drop out.

another chair is

taken

away,

and

so on,

until there

is only

one chair

and

two

to

get

it.

The

one who succeeds

in

getting

the

last chair is considered

the

winner. The game is

made

more exciting

i

the

pianist keeps the crowd guessing as

to when

the

music will stop.

Have

her stop

in the

middle

of a measure one time,

or

play for either long

or short

periods.

In this way each one has to be on

the

lookout all

the

time.

I had female weakness from

the

time I was seventeen

years old

and

the

doctor said I

had

displacement of

the

womb. I could not do

any

work

and

CO\lld not even sit

up

all day. My complexion was yellow

and

I had brown spots

on my face

and

my k n seemed thick and dry. I have been

taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood

Medicine and now I am enjoying good health. My friends

say I

don't

look like

the

same woman. I can do all

my

washing and house-cleaning, and feel good all the time,

I have a real good complexion now

and the

spots are all

.gone from

my

face: I

think

I owe

my

h e a l t ~

to the

Lydia

E. Pinkham's remedies. I give you permission to publish

this letter in your little books as a testimonial.

MRS . L. C. SIMMONS,

55 Kanawha St., Buckhannon, W.Va.

11


14/36

Telephone

The players sit in a

straight

row

on

the floor,

cross-legged, so

that

each

right

foot touches

the

neighbor's left

foot, establishing

the

telephone con

nection, and

with

the left hand to

the

ear. The two. leaders

sit at the

ends

and

when

the

line is

in

order, one calls

the other

on the

'phone, Hello - Hello, then ensues

a long conversation

about the

weather, sly

hits

about

members of

the

telephone line, etc.,

then

one

asks,

What have

you

been

doing

lately? Fishing,

is

the

reply.

What did you catch? A

line of suckers.

ARE

:M:EDICINES

LIQUORS?

A

certain

class of prejudiced

and

jealous doctors

ca

ll

patent medicines only alcoholic beverages. They will

telr

you

that

such and such a medicine contains as

much

alcohol

as

a glass of beer or a

certain

quantity of whiskey;

but

they do not mention

that

the beer

or

whiskey ~ _ ; swallowed

at

one

draught,

while only a small quantity of

the

medicine

i: taken at

one

close At the same time they

will use alcohol

quite as freely,

and many

in

four

or

five times as

great

pro

portions, in

their

own prescriptions. Such standard remedies

as Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound use barely

enough alcohol

to

preserve

the root and herb extractives

too little to have

injurious

effects-and the

medicine can

be

had, i f desired,

in

a non-alcoholic form

I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during

pregnancy and it

gave

me

strength and

an easy

time

at

chiid-birth, which I

might

not

have

had

without

it. I

hope

it may

always

have great

success.

MRS.

W. R.

GRIFFITH,

506 So. Broadway, Yonkers,

N.Y.

12

'


15/36

:

Each person thinks of

some animal in a menagerie

which he would like to see. The

ring-mas

ter then

takes

each one

separately into another room. Be

fore entering they are asked

to

name

the animal they would like

to

see. They

as possible.

Th

en

they

are placed

in

position

at

the side of

the

room, and must

stay

in

that

position

until all the players are in the room. They are per

mitted

to

make

the necessary roars, growls,

chatter

and

hisses to carry

out

their characters.

I was bothered with backache and

had

had two mis

o

carriages. After taking Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable

Compound I gave l;>irth

to

an eight-pound baby girl. I have

been relieved of my troubles since taking

your

medicine

and

my baby has been well

and

strong. I will always

take

your Compound when I am

pregnant.

MRS. ALTON D. OAKES,

R. F . D. No.3,

Fort

Fairfield, Me.

I

was t erribly sick

in

different ways before I

took

your

medicine. I had falling of

the

womb,

had

had two m i s ~

carriages

and

one operation,

and

was

about

t o

have the

~ c o n d

operation when a friend told

me about

Lydia Eo

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She said, 'You try that

and you will find out you won't have to

have

any operac

tion.' So I let the. operation go

and

my

husband

bought

me the Vegetable Compound. Now I h

av

e a nine-pound

baby

girl, which we

are

very proud of,

and

we

cannot

pr

aise

your Vegetable Compound enough.

You

can use this

letter. if you wish, and I hope it will help someone else the

same as

it

helped me.

i

MRS.

BEN

F . BLAKE,

R . F . D.

5

Box 22, Madison, Wis.

13


16/36

~ M r s . McCarty Is

e a d

circle.

The

leader

starts

the

by saying to his left-hand

neighbor

in

a solemn tone,

Mrs

,

McCarty is dead. The neighbor look

s

shocked and asks

How

did she die?'

1

The reply is whispered With one

shut

eye,

and

he

shuts

one eye. This question and answer

goes entirely

around the

circle

and

when

it

reaches

the leader, the second time he repeats Mrs. Me ,

Carty is dead, his neighbor asks How did she die?

and he replies With one shut eye and mouth awry,

a

nd

still keeping his eye closed he twists his mouth awry,

The

third

time around the leader answers With one shut

ey

e

and

mouth

awry

al).d

hand

on high

and puts up

his

hand

,

The

fourth and la

st

time

the

answer is With one

shut

eye

and mouth awry, and hand on high, and foot to the sky

.

A SYMPATHETIC WOMAN

who has herself found relief from .

U J . ~ e r i n g

is usually wil

ling to offer helpful suggestions to her friends and neighbors

who suffer likewise.

That

is

the

reason

why

Lydia

E

Pinkham s Vegetable Compound has today such

an

i m

m ~ n s e sale. t is bought because all over this country

well women are telling

other

women how

this w o n d e t [ ~ ~

medicine made them well,

I

am

the

mother

of five children and have suffered

terribly with y babies, but

with

this

fifth child,

and by

using

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound,

I

had

an

easy

time and

was not sick long. I cannot praise your

Vegetable Compound too much, for it is wonderf1:1l.

find your

Liver Pills very

easy

on the

bowels.

MRS. M. KRALICK ,

9

Warwick

St

., Newark, N.

J,

. 1 '


17/36

tl f

1

~ G r u n t

Pig, Grunt ';

One player is blind-

l d e d

and stands in the

entre of the circle with a stick

J)

f

wand in his hand.

The other

players march or dance aronnd him

n

a

Circle

until he taps three times on

ihe floor, then they all stand still and he

points at one with his wand.

The

one chosen

must then

take

hold of

the

opposite

~ n d

of

the

wand.

The

blinded one then says,

Grunt,

pig,

grunt "

and

from

the

noise

the

blind man tries

to

guess the name of the player; if successful, they exchange

places; if not, the game continues with the same blind mane

IF

YOU ARE A SICK WOMAN

can you afford to doubt such overwhelming evidence as

that

of letters constantly being published, showing how

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that good old-

fashioned remedy, made from roots and herbs, restores

suffering women to health and strength? Thousands of

women suffered just as you are suffering

and in

letters

over their own signatures state

they

have been made well

by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Why don't

you try

it?

I wish to recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Crunpound to all women suffering from various ailments,

as it has cured me of all mine. I

had

constant dull pain

in the

region

of

my womb

and

would always feel very tired.

Pains n my back and legs were frequent, and after passing

urine I would experience a burning sensation

and

sharp

pains. Your Vegetable Compound relieved me of all this

and

by

using Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Sanative

Wash

I was

cured of a white discharge. You have

my

permission to

u.se

my

letter for recommendation."

MRS. B. B. ZIELIN&KA,

234 Woltz Ave., Buffalo, N. Y

15


18/36

Medica]Trunk

This is a good guessing

game. Hand a pencil and

z

the

following list to each guest

a

nd

let

them

have fifteen

minute

s

to

writ e the answers. (Answers)

1 Tall

t ropical tree

s

0 Palms

l

2

Used by an

arti

st 0 0 0 Palette

f

3. Weapons of w

ar,

0 0 0 0 Arms

4

Worn

by

a king Crowns

5. A

bright

garden flower . . . . . Tulips

6.

Mu

sical instruments Drums

70

A

student

.

0 . . .

Pupil

8.

Whip

s without handles

Lashes

9.

Product

of a spruce tree . . . . . . . . . . .

Gum

10. Used by carpenters .

. . . . . . Nails

11. Part of a clock .

, . . . . . . . . Hands

12.

Large

wooden box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chest

13.

Grown on

a cornstalk : . . . . . . . . . . . Ears

14.

Edge

of a saw. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Teeth

15. Covering of an apple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skin

16. Covers to pails. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lids

17.

Part

of a stove-pipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elbow

18. Served

with

ice cream . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lad

y fing

er

19.

Part

of a river. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mouth

20o Used by negro minstrels . Bones

21. A narrow strip of land Neck

22o

Hotel

steps

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In

s

tep

23. Used in ship-building . 0 Ribs

24.

Weather

cocks . . o Veins

I was suffering from pains

in

my sides every month

and

I was obliged to leave my work

and

stay at home.

When I would

eat

meat-pies, doughnuts,

or

such things I

could not sleep

at

all as they would not digest, but laid

heavy

in my

stomach. A woman talked to

me about your

medicine

and

I took four

bottl

es of Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound. I

am

feeling

better in

every

way

an

d recommend your Compound to everyone who is suffer-

ing from pains and indigestion. You may use

my

letter

you please." MISS YVONNE LAPOINTE,

94 Washington St., Bi ideford, Me.

16


19/36

r> The lower

rden

''

This is an interesting guessing game which may be read

and the answers supplied by the company, or separate.J

lists may be given each one to

write

the answers.

I

planted

: ,

1. A product of

the

dairy

and a dish

with

a handle, and

what

came up?

2

A

happy

facial expression

and

a

...

u.

4

5.

6

tool used for

chopping

wood . .

A lot of sheep

. .

. .

Adude and a very ferocious animal

A man's name and a feather . .

A song

bird

and

something

worn

by a horseman on

the

heel of his

boot.

. . . . .

7 A sly little animal and something

worn in boxing . . .

8. Something that wants to be re-

m ~ m e r e d .

. . .

9

Part

of a railroad train

and

all

the

people

in

America . .

10. An animal of

the

bovine genus and

a cutting from a vine .

WOMAN AND WAR

Buttercup

Smilax

Flocks (phloxp

Dandelion

Jonquil

Larkspur

Foxglove

Forget-me-not

Carnation

Cowslip

A

Western

woman

doctor

declares

that

women

are

p h y s

ically fit for service

at the

battle-front. Probably some

exceptional women

may

be, but

are not

the

majority prone

to ailments

which

make

even household cares a

burden?

Hence

the

necessity for that great remedy which during

forty

years

has

done

more

than any

other

to relieve such

ailments and mitigate

the

.suffering of American vVomen

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

.'"' had so

much backache

and headache and was always

tired. I have taken Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable

o m ~

pound

and

Liver Pills

and had

help from

the

first. I

am

feeling all

right

again, the medicine made me feel

much

stronger

and

took

the

pain away from my left side. I

advise every woman to take it.

MRS. JOHN

LETSCH,

4606 Oakland St., Frankford,

Pa

.

17


20/36

Going o

P a r i s ~

The

players

may

be any

number and should sit in a

circle.

The

leader

starts the

game by saying to his left-hand

neighbor, I went

to

Paris

and

bought a pair of shears, meantime he

begins working .

the

first two fingers of his

right

hand

like shears.

The

neighbor repeats

this sentence to his left-hand neighbor and he

too ends by

making his fingers go scissors fashion.

This continues around

the

circle until all are doing

it

.

Then the

leader says to his left-hand neighbor,

I

went

to Paris

and

bought a fan, fanning himself with his left

hand

and still making his right

hand

go scissors fashion.

This goes around

the

circle.

The third

time around he says

I went

to

Paris

and

bought a rocking-chair,

and

rocks

himself bac:

and

forth..

The

fourth time around he buys

a sewing machine and works his right foot treadle fashion.

The

fifth and last time he buys chewing-gum

and

chews

hard

.

t

is almost impossible for all the players

to

do all

five things

at the

same tin1e.

TRIBUTE TO A WOMAN

When the Lusitania went down to its watery grave,

taking one

o

our prominent writers

and

his wife, leading

papers published a

r e m r k b l ~

literary

tribute

previously

paid

by the

husband to

the

wife. This was because she

had

been such a helpmate to him in carrying

out

his ideals:

Thousands of women have

the

ambition to

be

such help

mates

to

their husbands,

but

lack

the

necessary health.

Every such woman should remember that Lydia E. Pink-

ham s Vegetable Compound

is the one remedy which will

restore health and strength,

the

unrivalled medicine for

woman's ailments.

18

I


21/36

~ D r o p ead

The

players

sit in

a circle

facing toward one who stands

in

the

middle, duster,

lar

ge

handkerchief, or other soft cloth

is rolled up and thrown from one to

another across

the

circle, while the player

in

the

centre tries to catch it. The throw

ers may not leave their chairs, f the duster

is dropped, or caught

by the

one in the centre,

'

the

one who last threw

it

gives

up

his seat a

nd

takes

his place in

the

middle.

GRANDMOTHER S MEDICINES

Our grandmothers were wise

in the

virtues of

the

herbs

of

the

field. They used to gather

and

store roots

and

herbs

and

use them

to

cure

the

ailments

of

their families

wormwood, thoroughwort, sage, rue, chamomile--the

list might go on and on of

the

healing plants with which

they made us familiar. Now their grand-daughters get

the

extracts from

just

such good old roots

and

herbs : om

the

nearest druggist, ready prepared for use. One such

medicine which women find best for their own ailments, is

the

well-known Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound.

For

at

least twelve years I suffered every

month

, had

cramps and backache so I could not leave my bed for a few

days. Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound was

recommended

to

me and the first bottle did me so much

good I kept on taking it. Now I am never troubled with

cramps or backache,

and

can do all

my

housework.

t

has also done me much good otherwise. I am gaining in

every way and feel like a different woman. I cannot praise

your medicine too highly and recommend it

to

my friends/

MRS. G O R G ~ R NAYLOR,

Box 72 , Marysville, Pa ,


22/36

'Beast, Bird or Fish ,

The leader stands in the

centre of a circle

and

holds

something

to

point with,

in

her har:d. She turns suddenly to

some one of

the

circle, points

to

her and says Beast or Bird or

Fish as she chooses. Then while she

is counting ten,

the

person pointed

at must

give the name of a

beast

or a bird or a fish as

she is asked.

When

called

on

suddenly

to

say

the

name of a

beast

you are as

apt to

say sparrow':.

or trout

as cat (for you

prepare

yourself

by

haying

one of each kind in your mind). f you fail

to

give a good

answer before

the

leader counts

ten

you

have to take the

leader's place.

WOMEN WHO

DISREGARD HEALTH

f

a woman disregards her health she is sure to pay the

penalty in

later

years. Incessant work

and

worry unfit .

a woman as a helpmate and mother, and

bring on

ailments '

which drag

her to

despair. The real help for all such ail-

ments is Lydia

E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, nature's

ideal assistant

to

build

up

and

strengthen

the

female or-

ganism and throw off disease, as proved by

the

letters from

women continually being published in these books.

I

suffered with terrible pains over my ovaries

and

very

severe pains n my

bladder

when I urinated, and I

had

whites badly at times. The doctor advised an operation, .

but

I

have taken

Lydia

E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound

and

am

thankful to

say I am very

much

improved. I

highly recommend your remedies for I am feeling

be

tte

r

than

I

have

for years. You may publish my letter.

MRS. JAMES E. CLARKE,

3208 Juliet St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

2


23/36

i'The Spanish Seamstress

This is an jnteresting

game and one which is not

easy

to

do.

Take

a large

jug

and put it on its side in

the

cen.tre

of

the

room. The player sits on the

jug and extends his left leg

at

full length

so that his heel rests on the floor, then he

puts

his right heel

on

the

toe

of his left boot.

This leaves him teetering

on the

jug w)lich rolls

slightly. While in this position he

must thread

a needle.

AN OLD PROVERB

It used

to

be proverbial

that

every

man

(and it is cer-

tainlyno less true of women) is either a fool or a physician

at

forty.

This

means

that

every intelligent person must

learn so much about caring for his own health

that

by

the

time he is forty years of age he can almost be reckoned as a

physician. Why, then, is

there

so

ml lch

talk

by

doctors

against

s e l f - m e d i ~ a t i o n ?

A .woman can recognize all

ordinary ailments without calling

on

a doctor. f they

are ailments distinctive

to

her sex she generally knows

enough

to

use

that

greatest of all remedies for such ailments,

Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound, and likewise

she is familiar with the standard remedies for other diseases.

" 'feel so thankful for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Comp01md

Tablets have

done for

me that

I

hardly

know

how

to

write.

For

over a year I was troubled with exces-

sive menstruation,

but

after four months'

trial

of the

Tablets

I

m

again

in

the

best

of

health

and

gaining

in

flesh. I was

told

that

medicine was useless

and that an

operation was

all

that

would give

me

relief,

but

I have proved it other-

wise.

MRS. NELLIE PHELPS,

careR. A. Rider, R. F. D. No.5, Fulton,

N.Y

.

21


24/36

/ 'How I

acked y

r u n k ~

For this game the playem

are seated in a circle and the

leader

starts

by

saying

I

went

abroad

and in my trunk

I pu t -

(naming

an

article beginning with

a )

.

The

next one says

I

went

abroad

and

in

my

trunk

I put-(the article

named beginning with

'a')

and- (an article

beginning with b ). Each one in turn repeats

all the articles given and adds one of her own, e

ginning with

the

next

letter

of

the

alphabet.

WEEDS

USED IN MEDICINE

- is the title of a very interesting pamphlet recently circulated

by the

U. S. Department of Agriculture.

t

illustrates

and describes

the

medicinal qualities of roots, leaves

and

flowers of

our

most common weeds, which are nature's

remedies for disease. From

the

roots and herbs of the

field Lydia

E. Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound was origi

nated more than forty years ago, and the demand for it has

increased until it is now recognized as

the

standard remedy

for female ills.

Before I was married I worked in the shop and got

all

run

down. I was

ll

for nearly a ,year with stomach

trouble, could

not eat

anything,

and

there was a gnawing

and

burning sensation. I doctored

with

three doctors

and they did me no good and I got worse. Mother got me

Lydia

E. Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound and after taking

five bottles I was entirely well. Later, before

my

first

child was born I took a number of bottles of Vegetable Com

pound and felt fine all the nine months. Before

my

other

two were born I did

not take it and

was sick

and

could

keep nothing down. I recommend your medicine

to

sick

and tired women. MRS. F. E. HART,

36 Webster

St.,

Plainville, Conn.


25/36

')

Found n a Centj

A guessing game.

:R A Spring flower . . . . . . .

2. A

South

American

fruit

.

3. A portion of a hill . . . . .

4. Something found

in

school ,

5 Three weapons . . .

6.

An

animal

7. Part of a stove . . , .

8. The first American settler . . .

9.

Plenty

of assurance : .

W

A place of worship .

.

ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR

Tulip

Date

Brow

Pupil

Three

arrowl

Hare (Hair)

Lid .

Indian

Cheek

Temple

t used

to be

the custcn-and may

be

now

on remote

farms-for

the

housewife

to

use her own knowledge, good

sense

and judgment in

dealing

with

siclmess

in

the family

before sending for the doctor, unless

in

serious emergencies.

After that,

when

there

was no immediate danger

she

would

talk

with her

neighbors, women who

had

had

experience

with

sickness.

Any

woman who suffers from ailments

t

peculiar

to

her sex will do well to ask

her

neighbors. She

would easily find one who has used Lydia

E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound. Just ask

her

about it

When I was 17 years old I was very irregular

and

would

have

sick spells

and

would

have to stay

at home from work,

which I could

not

afford,

as

I

am an orphan and have to

:support myself. I had headaches a good bit and dizzy

spells, also a cough

and

was

very

delicate looking, always

tired and

weak,

and

very thin. I would

have

wandering

pains all over my body

and

a pain n

my side

just before

and after time

to

be

sick,

and had

the whites badly. My

sister had been

in much

the same condition at

my

age

and

she took Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound and

it

helped

her

to

I

began taking

it. . I

am

now

in

the

best

of health. and feel better than ever before. I highly praise

your

Vegetable Compound

and

am

quite

willing you should

publish

my

testimonial.''

MISS MARIE

SCHMELTZ,

1414

Gardner

St., Troy Hill,

N.

S., Pittsburgh, Pa.

23


26/36

TheMinister s

C a t ~

This game is very similar

to How I packed my tr-:_nk

except

that

adjectives

: : ~

e used

instead of nouns. The leader S:a.rts

by saying, Our minister's

cg:

s

agile (or some

other

aC:ject1ve begin

ning with

a ).

The next person repeats

the leader's sentence and

adds another

,adjec

t i v ~

beginning

with

a ,

and

so on,

around the

circle. Then the leader

starts

again with the letter

b and everyone supplies an adjective beginning

with

that letter. This continues/ through the alphabet.

FASHIONS, OR WOMAN S HEALTH

The

first thing many persons think of finding on the

Woman's Page of a newspaper is

the

Fashions.

That

is

not what women most need to find there. Health is the

first thing,

and

many women lack it. Notes, telling how

to preserve

the

health are of

the

greatest value and interest

for women; and, if they are suffering from woman's ailments,

they read

with

the

most

intense interest how other women

got well from

their

ailments,

and

so

they

too get

what made

them well-Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound.

For

four years I

had

female troubles, headaches

and

was nervous. I

did

not care to sleep at night, had no

appetite

for my meals

and

could not walk two squares

without feeling

that

it

hurt

me.

f

I began any work I

would have to lie down before it was finished. A friend

advised me

to

take the Pinkham

remedies

and

I have been

taking

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. I feel

like a new woman and I know it has saved me from an opera

tion which every woman dreads.

MRS. NELLIE FISHBACK,

2366 Transit

St

., Louisville, Ky ,


27/36

.;

6

Who's Who?

The

company form a cir-

cle and with both hands

hold

a cord

on

which a ring

has

been

strung. The leader

in

the

centre

tries to find the ring which is being

passed rapidly over the cord,

and

is

always concealed under someone's

hand.

f she strikes

the

hand which is holding the

ring she joins the circle

and

the one who held

the

ring

takes her

place in

the

centre

.

A FEARLESS PHYSICIAN

Such a physician recently

remarked: The

wonderful

power of Lydia

E. Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound over

diseases of women is

no

t because

it

is a

stimulant, not

because it is a palliative,

but

simply because it contains

the

very

elements needed

to

t one up

the

female system

and strengthen

the depleted organism . 0 course, that

is so, otherwise it could not succeed as it has.

vVhen I was

17

years old I began

to menstruate and

I

had

i l l

health.

The

doctor said I would

have to have

an

operation,

but

I let

it

go,

and

when I was 18 years old I

was married. I always loved babies

but

the doctor said I

would not have

any

for a while. One

day

I

happened

to

find o

ne

of your little books and

read

about

your

medicine

and went and

bought

it. After taking Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound a short time I was well. That was

cheaper than a doctor's bill. Now I have a big baby girl.

when

she ca

me

I was sick only a

short

time

and

my

doctor

was surprised.

When

I look

at my baby

I praise

your

medicine

and

when I hear of

any

women being sick I tell

her

of

it

. You

can

use

this letter i you

wish.

MRS. W. HUGHES,

19 Majestic Apts., Omaha, Nebr.

25


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~ l

h e o ~ r n o r

s e eption

;

One couple is picked out

to

be the

Governor a

nd

bis

La

dy

, a

nd

are

taken

into anQ

ot

her room

and

placed

in the

pro

per

position to receive the guests.

Have o

nly

one chair in the room. The

usher brings n

the

:first guest. The

Governor :and

Lady

mimic everything their

guest does in

the most

solemn manner, bowing

if

the

guest does, repeating

the

exact words said by

the guest, etc. This continues until

the

guest sits

down in the chair or

until

he is discouraged at his cool

reception and retires. As there is only one chair and the

Governor and Lady cannot

sit

down, the climax of the game

is reached and

the

guest is instructed to join

the

receiving

party

and

see

the

fun

the

others make.

Then the

next

guest is brought

in

and introduced, ani . the game continues

until all have been received. f a guest understands

the

game he can have a great deal of fun with

the

receiving

party

by putting them

through a cuurse of absurd stunts,

as kneeling and knocking

the

forehead on

the

floor, walking

lame, kissing them, pulling

an

ear, singing a song, etc., as

the receiving party must always do as the guest does.

Since taking Lydia

E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

I feel fine. I would sometimes lose my

urine

at

night

while

asleep could

not hold it without feeling odd and

had

pains

n my head.

A doctor told me I would need to

doctor for a long .while.

My

sister advised me to

take

your

medicine and I felt a change within a week's time: I

know your medicine has surely done

me

good.

You may

publish my letter if

it w ll

help other women who suffer from

bladder trouble, and I will recorrunend your medicine .at

all times.

MRS.

MAE

ENOS,

120 Bennington

St

., Suite No. 1, East Boston, Mass.

26


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The children move about

promiscuously until

the

one

who has been chosen

I t

tries to tag one of the others,

f

the child stoops and places

her

hand

on

the

ground she cannot be tagged, f

s

he

is not quick enough

and

is tagged she be

comes It and the game continues,

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST

A proprietary medicine like everything else that

before the public has to prove its merit,

t

has to meet

competition. The law of

the

Survival of the Fittest

applies to this as to other things, The fact

that

Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound after forty years of suc

cess is still one of

the

largest sellers, proves that

it

is a

pendab1e,

standard

remedy for the ailments of womankind,

and one in which

they

may have perfect confidence,

-

I had a

baby and

no doubt got around too soon

and

caused an inflammation of the womb. suffered a great

deal of

pain

in

those

parts

and

i

I slipped off a stone

in

walking out or got the least jar, it would

hurt

me terribly,

I even had spasms of the womb and

the

doctor said I must

go to the hospital and have an operation. I objected to

that,

yet

people told me I was looking

very

badly. One

day a lady calling upon me advised me to take Lydia

Eo

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound for she said she had had

womb trouble dreadfully .and had doctored and got no good

results,

but

she took

the

Compound

and

was cured. I

began taking it at once

and

after the first bottle I was better,

and

four bottles cured me. I find

many

women who speak

highly of

the

Compound, and I have told

many

of it.

MRS. ELLA F. RICE,

182 Friendship St., Providence, R . L

27


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The Adv..ertising Game j

A

good game

to

test one's

powers of observation is

the

advertising game.

The

hostess

cuts

out

from magazines and news-

papers

the

most striking

adverti

se-

ments of soup, soap,

gum,

patent

med-

icines, cereals, automobiles, etc.,

cutting

off

any lettering

which would show the name

of the article advertised

and

leaving you .

to

guess

it by the

picture.

Make

up a good assort-

ment of these

to the

number of

twenty, number

each

one carefully, and hand each guest a

paper

and pencil

to

note

down

their

guesses. Give

them twenty

minutes

to

write

their

answers, then correct the papers

and award

a

prize to the one guessing the largest number.

VOTES OF

WOM N

Do

women realize

that

they

already vote in the most

effective way on important questions? Every

time

a woman

buys

an

article it is a vote, backed by money, for

that

article ; a sincere approval of

its

merits. So women

have

been voting

on

the question of health. vVhen they have

suffered from

wo:nan's

ailments their

vote has

been

over-

whelmingly for

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound,

which they have bought and used with satisfaction.

I would

not

be here today

i

it had not

been

for your

medicine. I was suffering

with falling of the womb, ir-

regular menstruation and constipation.

I had

pains in my

side and

almost continuous

headaches.

I

started

to

take

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound

and

used

the

Sanative Wash, and

now I

cannot

express my

joy and

happi-

ness to you for the

great

relief they

have

given me. . I

always tell the sick about your remedies.

Plea

se publish

and express

my

gratitude to all. MRS.

0.

A COE,

Batestown Road, Danville, Ill.

28


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u c k e r

This is similar to a square

dance and can be played

without music if

the

players

will sing

or

whistleo

The

leader

is without a partner and stands in

the

centre. All the others get partners,

and when

the

leader calls

out

March

they

circle

arouncl

him with their partners.

Then the leader calls Girls on the outside and

boys on the inside and

they

change places.

The

second call is Girls march in front of boys and the

girls step in front of their partners,

but

all keep marching

n

a circleo The third call is

H ~ l t

and face your partners,

then

Grand

right and left and the girls wind in and out in

one direction and the boys in the other. Suddenly the

leader calls

Tucker and

captures a

partner

of

the

opposite

sex: i

he cano

The

one who does not get a partner is leader

the next time and calls

out

the :figures of the gameo

A MEDICINE OF MERIT

The

great sale of Lydia E.

Pinkham's

Vegetable Compound

all over this land is

the

result of genuine merit.

The

reason

is

that

this good- old-fashioned root and herb medicine

actually helps those suffering from the ailments peculiar

to women. f it did not, would not the women have found

it

out

in forty years so that few o them would

buy

it?

Before taking Lydia E. Pinkha:in's Vegetable Compound

I suffered from backache and pains n the lower part of my

stomach

the

first

and

second

day

of menstruationo l

thought I would

try

the Vegetable Compound and I must say

it

has done me a lot of good as I do not suffer now when I

have

menstruation: -

MISS META TIEDEMANN,

1622 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y,

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w nk Em )

'The girls sit n a circle,

a ving one extra chair. One

boy stands behind each chair.

The boy behind the empty chair

starts the game by winking at one of

the

girls. The boy behind her chair

must be quick enough to put his hands

on

her shoulders

to

keep her from rising and sitting

in the empty chair. f he does not succeed, his

chair is left

vacant and he must wink 'em into

it,

and so

the game continues. The boys

must not

keep their hands on the girls' shoulders.

A DELEGATION OF WOMEN

were intensely interested when they recently visited the

Pinkham

Laboratory

at

Lynn,

Mass., and saw

..

the

extreme

cleanliness and

purity

which prevail in

the

preparation

and storing of

Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound.

I am 28 years old and was sick for two years with

n ~

fl.ammation of the ovaries. I was run down and nervous,

and

had

pains in my sides and back, was irregular, and

every

month

I would have

to

cry I was in so much misery.

I was so

dizzy

I could

not

walk across

the

floor

and

would

have

fainting spells,

was also

constipated

and

had sick

headaches and sick stomach.

The

doctor said he couldn't

do

me

any good,

that

I would have to have an operation.

A friend told me

to try Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable

Compound

and

by

the time I

had

taken half a

bottle

I was

up and

around,

and

now, after taking ten bottles I

am

well

and strong, can do the housework and never get tired. I

don't have the pains in my sides and back, don't have the

headache at all, have a good appetite, sleep well, and have

rosy cheeks. I tell all my friends

that

the Vegetable Com-

pound will help

them

too.

MISS NINA SOUTHWICK,

R

4 of

37, Kingfisher, Okla ,

3


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LYD

IA

E.

P

INKHAM S

MEDICINES

Lydia

E.

P

inkhams

Vegetable Compound.

The original

Pinkham

Medicine and best known of all.

t

has been on the market for forty years and is put up in the follow

ing forms :

Liquid, usuall

y preferred.

Dos One t a

bl

espoonful every fpur hours

thr

ough

th

e day.

Dry (Ta

bl

et s), contains no alcohol.

Dos One t ablet ev

ery

four hours through the day.

The number of tablet s in a box is a little greater than the numbeJ

of doses in a bottle of the liquid Vegetable Comp


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