"HOW TO BE HAPPY", is 32-pages long and contains a mix of advertisements, product testimonials and medical and mental advice for women. The cover shows Lydia E. Pinkham (Born 1819, Died 1883) with her Great Grandaughter and Great, Great Grandson. Contents include: - Avoid Pain - Are You Happy? - Nerves and Hot Flashes - The Blue Bird of Happiness - She Was A Real Woman - Was in Bed Three Months - The Message Of The Blue Bird - From Mother of Ten - Little Stories From Everyday Life - Health Is The Foundation of Happiness - Seven Rules of Health - Two More Women Helped- At the Age of 55 - Mill Worker Depends Upon Vegetable Compound - Mother and Daughter Take It - Works Every Day Now - "My Nerves Were Bad" - Working Women Depend on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound - Work In Harmony With Others - One Woman Tells Another - Ask Your Friends - Her Pimples Are Going Away - Happy Middle Age - At Change of Life - For Women in their Fifties - After Childbirth - "I Was Very Irregular" - The Happiness of Wedding Bells - From Mother of Nine - Don't Be A Worrier - "I Feel Twice as Strong" - How A Toilet Goods Agent Keeps on Her Feet - The Happiness of Motherhood - Healthy Mothers Have Healthy Babies - Get Out Of Doors - Take A Walk - From Busy Mother of Ten - Mrs. Gallagher Does Her Washing Now - Had Hot Flashes - Learn To Save Your Strength - Weak After Childbirth - Let The Children Help You - Did You Ever See A Kettle That Holds 5000 Gallons? - Keep Up Your Courage - From A Registered Nurse - Doctor Recommended It - Nature Yields To Nature's Remedies - The Most Common Ailment In The World - Don't Suffer From Constipation - Glowing Health Brings Beauty - 98 Out of 100 Women Report Benefit - "It Does More Than You Say" - Be Cheerful

1900s Menopause Cure by Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound, Original Formula, Never Been Opened

1900s Menopause Cure by Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound, Original Formula, Never Been Opened

"Do functional periodic disturbances cause you to feel 'nervous as a witch,' restless, jittery, highstrung, perhaps tired, 'dragged out' -- at such times?"