Audiences by Cities from the New York Free Press
Jefferson De Angelis surveys American theatergoers across major cities, rating the perceived stance of audiences in New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cleveland New Orleans Houston San Francisco and other places. Mischievous Legislation Threatened would curb patent medicines, forcing home remedies to wait for doctors and delay minor relief.
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New York Free Press
Jefferson de Angelis
de Angelis
Folto
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New Orleans
Houston
San Francisco
Sansay City
Pam
Missouri
Cure Indigestion With Dr Williams Pink Pills Report
Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. A Capleville resident recounts a six month relief after trying many remedies and credits the pills with lasting improvement. The ad touts the pills as a blood-building tonic free of stimulants and opiates and offers a free booklet.
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E. L. Strong
Capleville
Shelby County
Len
Memphis
Schenectady
N.Y
Frea
A Satisfactory Conference
The Chicago Tribune reports a scene where a financier’s wife overhears a conversation about investing a large fund in securities and suburban property. The dialogue suggests a syndicate planned to exploit opportunities, with the financier claiming he was merely talking to himself.
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Trom
Chicago Tribune
Jasper
Great Song Writer Paul Dresser Endorses Doan's Pills
Paul Dresser of New York, famed composer of Banks of the Wabash, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites sleeplessness and back pain from kidney trouble and claims Cure. Sold by all dealers, 10 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Paul Dresser
Doan
New York
Banks
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Sultan receives automobile from New York World
The sultan of Turkey, famed for opposing motor wagons, accepts a high horsepower auto from New York World backed by the khedive of Egypt. the sultan insisted on having every mechanism disassembled for inspection before riding, while in another note, Saxony schools make chess a standard part of the curriculum with students carrying boards and sets.
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Guar
W.L. Douglas
Ken
Sy Douglas
Auberler
Brockton
Mass
Tre
W. L. Douglas
W L. Doug
Alet
W.l.doug
Douglas
Sultan
Turkey
New York
Egypt
Abdul Hamid
Wireo Rls
Incideat
Puckerings From Puck Reflects On Public Taste And Debt
A fragment from a periodical page argues readers seek awe in newspapers and laments public indifference to burdens. It quotes critics and a Dustn Bux line about campaign funds and signatures, noting signs of political skepticism and signature requests amid satire.
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Puck
Hetlf Hves
Cure for hair loss discussed with Cuticura Soap
A testimonial from New York City claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment restored hair and cured scalp issues after previous failed remedies. The note, printed in the Topeka State Journal, also includes a brief, unrelated blurb about a chatty acquaintance named Alice Witter.
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Iust Stth Street
New York City
Topeka State Journal
Alice Witter
Ter
Never Buy Patent Medicine Says Town Banker
A town conversation between Mr. White and Walter Wellman condemns patent medicines. They note doctors and family physicians offer cures, warn that many pills are temporary relief, and highlight a remedy called Mall's Grape Tonic as a claimed permanent cure for constipation and stomach trouble, with an offer to send a free first bottle.
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White
Walter Wellman
Mr. White
Mr. Wellman
Justince
Maine
Ant
Grape ‘Tonle Co
4Th Ave
Hook Island
17 Year Old Russian Builds Rail Road Empire
A 17 year old Russian count, Count Judah Leon Leschinsky, is reported as a railroad and steel magnate and potential “Cornelius Vanderbilt of Russia.” He traveled to the United States aboard the stemship Pennsylvania to study locomotive and car shops and arrange equipment for a southern Russian gridiron line from Rostov to Baku. He is described as trusted to sign contracts for hundreds of locomotives and freight cars, with royal passports and introductions. The note mentions Spain’s wine cellars containing high alcohol vapors.
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New York World
Judah Leon Leschinsky
Russia
Michael Leon Leschinsky
Pennsylvania
Count Leschingky
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
United States
Jxts- Benger and Freigh
Rostow
Baku
Nervous Prostration Mothers Repaired By Vegetable Compound
An 19th century advice piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as remedies for nervous prostration in mothers. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Chester Carry and Mrs. Charles F. Crown praising relief from hysteria irritability and nervousness after using the remedy. It invites women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chester Carry
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Sarasopra Street
Boston
Mass
Pinkham
Lydia EB
Charles F. Crown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Vikan
Lydia FE
Pinklamy
Lydia
Lynn
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California Fig Syrup Co
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USA
TRE DE Laval Separator Co
Ant & Randolph
Cortandi Streen Ame
L. Douglas
Caer
Fay A. Paston
Dension Crs
Principe
Ongion Buresi
Hpew Ui Viet Yan
Culius
Thompson
Rochester
Adirondacks
Kemp
Btrohbeck
Prussian Saxony
Thorn
Myr
Dustin Bux
Spain
Mrs
Chester Curay
Chas. Brown
Mayer School
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee, Wis
San Prabisco Chronicle
J. GB. John
Oakland
John
M. M. Enos
Diemer
W.D
Enos
Sioux City
G CO
St. Jacobs Oi
Putnam
Toktes
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Magdad Marcon Monroe Drug CO
Valonvilie
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