Life Saved by Cholera Remedy in Panama Colombia
A Panama Colombia physician reports that a sixteen year old girl with severe dysentery improved after taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Within eight hours she felt better, by three days stood, and in one week was entirely well. The letter attributes the recovery to the remedy and notes it as a testimonial style.
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Chas. H. Utter
Panga
Columbia
Chamberlain
Joseph Bros
Railroad Time Table Incomplete Schedule Notation
Fragmentary OCR shows eastbound and westbound train times with inconsistent punctuation. Key entries include an eastbound time at 7 46 p m and a westbound reference around 8 46 a m, but the rest of the timetable and train numbers are unclear.
Amusing Gift Sparks Laughs From Dover Bride
A Max youth sent a Dover fiancée a mysterious box with a note describing a strange device. The note says it might be a harpoon or hayfork used for eating, pickles, or cabbage, and ends with a playful promise that she will be happy regardless.
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Max
Dover
A Cure for Cholera Infantum Promoted in May
Mrs Curtis Baker of Brookwalter Davie recounted how her neighbor's infant with cholera died until she gave Chamberlain's Colite Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per directions. She reports the child recovered in two days and remained healthy nearly a year. For sale by Joseph Bros.
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Curtis Baker
Brookwalter
Davie
Neidbor
Joseph Bros
Shirt Waist in Pulpit Sparks Heated Debate of Comfort
The article notes a shift in the shirt waist debate with milder public pushback as heat moderates and post men adopt the style. Rev Albert Eaton Fitch in Cleveland delivers sermons via shirt waist and plans to continue in warm weather. It contrasts comfort with public propriety and touches on gender and social norms of the era.
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Cleveland
Albert Eaton Fitch
Truthful Times in a Missouri Town
A local editor proclaims blunt honesty in a special issue listing townsfolk by name. Items include John Bonin described as lazy, Sylvia Rhodes and James Carnahan's marriage mocked, John Davie the grocer criticized, Rev. Etyx's sermon labeled poor, the editor’s own vanity, and Dave Sankey’s death attributed to alcohol rather than heart failure.
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Missouri
John Bonin
Bellview
Sylvia Rhodes
James Carnahan
the Baptist Parsonage
Tee
John Davie
Etyx
Gentleman
the News
Ste
Dave Sankey
Words to Remember in Ill Temper
The piece warns that unkind speech and petty actions during illness or nervous moments harm others and create lasting bad memories. It urges holding tongue and temper to avoid regret and suggests recalling this advice when feeling put out by the world.
Chamberlains Stomach & Liver Tablets Ad Offer
A local ad urges readers to visit Joseph Bros. Drug Store for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets described as the best physic and effective for stomach disorders. Price 23e.
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Joseph Bros. Drug Store
Rural Post Offices Shrink as Free Delivery Cuts Pay
Names of small country post offices fade from Washington payrolls as free rural delivery reduces business to a minimum. Postmaster roles at crossroads and village stores attract little interest due to small salaries.
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Washington
All diseases start in the bowel claim ad
An old advertisement touts CASCARETS as a natural cure for bowel and liver issues. It asserts six million users endorse the product and urges readers to visit druggists for Ale Ox as part of the remedy.
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Cascarets
August Storm Forecast From Rev Hicks Warns of Violent Conditions
Weather note by Rev Hicks predicts a stormy August with thunder rains and heavy winds. Storm periods lead to dangerous and possibly fatal conditions, with a transition into calmer weather by mid September.
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Rl Hicss
Biel
Mars
Earth
Mercury
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promises Reward
An 1890s advertisement offers a $100 reward for unrecoverable catarrh and endorses Hall’s Catarrh Cure by citing F J Cuency and West & Trax as trustworthy Toledo druggists. It claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes sales through colonists with testimonials available.
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Hall
BF. J. Cuexey & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cuenxey
Guandally
West & Trax
O. Walding
O. Malls
Halls Family
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