Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised To Lift Nervous Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic boosting blood quality to relieve dizziness neuralgia and paralysis risk. Harriet Porter of South Medford Massachusetts testifies the pills ended her dizzy attacks and facial neuralgia after other treatments failed. The ad notes use in anemia rheumatism after fevers and nervous disorders and offers a free booklet and mail order purchase of pills.
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Elderly man seeks confidential clerk role at Treasury
After George B. Cortelyou assumed the Secretary at the Treasury duties a visitor, an aged man, pressed for a confidential clerkship with an assistant secretary. Cortelyou, busy, declined due to age concerns but the man persisted, declaring his competence and adding I could be so confidential. Source: Success Magazine.
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Living Up to His Name in Boston Schoolroom Tale
A Boston teacher recounts a class moment about a pupil named Ralph Waldo Emerson Longfellow. When absent, a serious boy suggests he is at home writing poetry, prompting amused responses from classmates in a short, dated schoolroom anecdote.
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Aadiy
Old Editor Credits Grape-Nuts With 2000 Dollar Benefit
An Oklahoma editor claims Grape-Nuts food was worth more than a $2000 doctor bill. He says he gained 25 pounds, regained strength, and improved brain power after using the product during illness. He praises its scientific merit and delicious taste and urges others to read about it in packages.
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di Rewson
Weillville
DOOMED CHAPTERS OF A TALE AND MARRIAGE PLOTS
Excerpts follow tangled plots of identity and inheritance. Eleonore de Soissons asserts her birth and marriage claims while Sir Launce Penrhyddyn’s schemes threaten Constance Grierson’s fortune. Trailing marriages, betrayals, and a deadly marriage plot unfold against a backdrop of coastal wrecks and legal maneuvering.
Fragmentary local notice with unclear names and events
The readable portion mentions individuals such as Mrs. Olwell and Mrs. Newell and hints at routine daily events. No clear event, place, or date is discernible, leaving the core details and identities highly uncertain.
Hague Conference Proceeding Plan Mirrors 1809
The Hague peace conference delegates set their own agenda with committees to start, likely five or fewer Russian topics, and a possible armament issue at the outset. The plenary may meet weekly, with secret sessions and daily progress notes. French remains official, with possible bilingual minutes. Public entertainments and a day trip are planned, while the city offers reception and hospitality.
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Russia
Davish
Turbulent Earthquake Threat Looms in Turkestan
A garbled dispatch recalls a major quake near Victoria and detail in Turkeys Turkestan region. It notes thousands killed, cities ruined, and widespread starvation. The emergency public welfare measures and regional geography are sketched amid sparse names and dates.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific bond and conductors order
The report notes Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directors authorized new bond issues totaling 76 million dollars and 4.0 million in preferred stock. It also mentions the Dardligitan Railroad Company shifting headquarters for repairs and a directive requiring conductors to remove whiskers by a specified day and wear white vests and ties.
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SEU
Planners push corner stone ceremony as Carnegie funds palace project
The report notes Wilhelmina and Dutch diplomats to entertain delegates and officials, while Minister Hill presses for a timely cornerstone ceremony for the Palace of Peace funded by Andrew Carnegie with 1,500,000. The piece then shifts to naval safety gear tests, railroad labor shifts, and economic notes on West markets and rail interests. It recounts Brerly on Submarine Oxylite tests, court opinions on Congress’ reach, and a surge in west labor demand and rail wage changes.
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Palace of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Newport
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