Dr Hudson's Eczema Ointment Promises Cure For Fifty Years
A testimonial extols Dr Hudsons Eczema Ointment as a proven cure for tetter after fifty years of suffering. Mrs D L Kenney credits it with ending her decades long skin trouble. An offer from PPEIFFQR CHEMICAL CO and retailers claims relief and mail order availability. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for rapid pain relief from cuts burns and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Chamber
Jain
Clinton
Curly-wig and Dimple-cheek Homeward Hope
A nostalgic Vignette from St Nicholas style pages about Curly-wig and Dimple-cheek missing their grandma and home, with playful verses and bits on experiments and games including balancing a water glass with knives and a village scene. Also includes folklore snippets on why seas are salt and the origin of the name Dan.
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St. Nicholas
Railroads Improve Safety Through Education Across Nation
Experts claim railroad education has cut dangers as total passengers reach about 1 billion in a year. Only 10,000 deaths, with rail workers and trespassers comprising most fatalities, while 169,538 injuries occur in a year. Over 97 million passengers travel daily, versus modest wreck fatalities.
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Ameria
United Sites
Lves
America
Railroad Safety Signals and Bridge Procedures Endorsed
The piece describes bridge signals, block systems, and derailment prevention as trains approach drawbridges. It notes grade crossing dangers, rail infrastructure upkeep, and the need to educate employees on safety, highlighting New York Central’s safety exhibit car and committees to reduce accidents.
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Pennsylvania Lines
New York Central Railroad
M. A. Dow
Eugenie to Die a Lonely Old Woman After Her Varied Career
The article portrays Eugenie, once French empress and celebrated beauty, now exile and sorrowful. It recounts her ascent from a Spain-born girl to empress, her political influence and the Prance-Prussian war aftermath, and her lonely, mournful old age awaiting death in a foreign land. It notes her failed marriage, royal intrigues, and the death of her son, framing her life as a dramatic fall from power to isolation.
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Jim
Sueh
Eugenie
France
Europe
Africa
Granada
Countess de Montijo
Spain
Qe Chit
Bugouie
Oher
Paris
Napoleon II
Napoleon
World News Curiosities and Inventions Across Borders
A compendium of odd facts and innovations from 1907 to 1912 covers eight hour ins in Mexico population figures Australia banking trends and a Chinese state banquet lasting seventeen hours. It notes new glass drawing technology, a 900 foot yellow fir in Washington, and a pistol shaped flashlight for burglars. The piece highlights abattoirs in Dublin, meat ships London to Dublin, and New Zealand calf meat export. It mentions the myriawatt unit and a Paris statue discovery, plus a peculiar clock at St Lazare station and a tank fossil unearthed in Lutagonia.
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Litnguny
Iexico
Australia
New York
England
London
Snohomish County
Washington
Spain
Dublin
Irish Meat and Transit Society
New Zealand
American Societies of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Giovanni Granecino
Lnte
Augusto van Biene
Jast
Italy
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Department of Agriculture
Mount Yopocatepetl
Mexico
Atlantic
L. D. Baker
Boston
Bettlewell
Yorkshire
Ayer Wharfe
Comprny
St Lazare Station
Ketlu
Paris
Uum
Lutagonia
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Ikley
West No. F
Hoge Island
Passenwer
Waleas
B. E. Purcell
Owa Falls
Iowa
R. L. Probasco
F. H. Rule
Ackley
Farver
Pwishing
Tie
Dan
Henry Viita
Lincoln
Rugkind
John Dan
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Railroads
Mugenie
Trenton Ariy
Ewig
Bupoleon
Erin
Ulan
Round the
Baltimore
Lexington
Mass
Paul Revere
Malwatchi
Russia
Greece
Klondike
Berlin
Charlottenburg
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