Swift's S S S claims cure for blood diseases
The ad argues for S S S as a universal blood remedy, citing user testimonials such as William Sowers of Bradford Ohio cured ten years ago of a severe blood disease after other doctors failed. It asserts S S S cures cancer catarrh contagious blood poison to all blood diseases, is vegetable, mercury free, and sold by druggists with free books mailed from Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia.
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Trenty
S.S.S
William Sowers
Bradford
Ohio
S.S
S.S. B
Swift
Atlanta
Georgia
Siamese Feather Delights Moscow Peasant with Royal Gift
The Gazette of Moscow reports a white feather fell from a Siamese king's plume in the streets. Peasant Toukianow returned it to police chief, who later sent a casket containing a king’s portrait and a gold chain with Siam insignia, a remarkable token of royal favor.
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Gazette of
Moscow
Siam
Toukianow
M. Koch
Arms of
Tonkin
Hindoo Children Precocionn and Crafts
A traveler to India reports Hindoo children show precocity in work and craft. A seven year old is described as an expert wood carver, with many rugs woven by children under twelve. The London Chronicle notes paired banana as ideal for nervous and anemic brains.
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India
Deal Pood
The
London Chronicle
Pasteur IdeA Stolen Discoverer to Seek Reward in Washington
Maj. Melton of St Louis claims priority in germ theory, asserting he laid foundation for bacteriology and the parasite cause of cholera and diphtheria. He plans to appear in Washington this winter with a bill against the U S government for services to humanity, seeking at least 100000 dollars.
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John 3. Mellon
St. Louis
Washington
United States
Pasteur
Old
Melton
Maj. Mellon
May. Mellon
Mellon
St. Louis Times
Maj
Edwards
Times
Uncle Sam
Botts
Eagle Attack and Hunt End in Victory for Lane
George Lane of Wakefield New Jersey was attacked by two large eagles while hunting near his home. He fought them with his gun, reloaded after the first shot, and killed both birds, carrying the eagles home in triumph. The incident marks the largest eagles shot in the area in some time.
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Neve Hampshire Noy
George Lane
Wakefield
N.J
Young Lane
Miraculous Escape: Deer Hunters Rescue Stranded Miner
Two Sacramentan hunters, Robert Coons and Charles Chalmers, rescued a man from a mining shaft in El Dorado County after he spent about two hours in six feet of icy water. With no rope, Chalmers lowered himself head first while Coons hauled by his heels to bring the man to the surface and revive him.
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Huntern
Robert Coons
Charles Chalmers
Sacramento
Rubicon
el Dorado County
Cal
Coons
Chalmers
Iis
New Pneumatic Self-Playing Pipe Organ Debuts in Chicago
A Chicago display showcases a large pneumatic self playing pipe organ that uses bellows at each function point, driven by a perforated music strip on a revolving cylinder. An operator can still play manually, with automation controlled by a water powered air motor.
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Chicago
Yale Finances Show Record Year in University Funds
Yale University's treasurer reports a record year with permanent funds rising to 1 567 405 from 1 301 698, gains totaling 445 055 including gifts for an infirmary pavilion and law school fund. Other faculties show mixed increases with theological and medical schools posting notable gains while some departments rise less. An Empress Eugenie shawl story and a costly imperial over dress are noted amid the financial summary.
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Yale
Yale University
Law School
University Fund Association
Sheffield
Theological School
Sheffield Scientific School
Medical
Tgly School
Loomis
Cottonseed Industry in the South Reaches Big Scale
The cottonseed industry in the South employs about 10,000 workers in miscellaneous mills. Industry capitalization exceeds 50 million dollars with a pivotal product valued at 113 dollars per unit. The sector reflects substantial regional economic activity and employment impact.
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South
Obstinate time lock delays vault doors at State Street Trust
A clock controlled the vault doors at 53 State Street Boston delaying access to deposits. The mechanism stopped at 12:30 after failing to open at 8:30 leaving brokers and depositors waiting. Officials promised investigation and tighter precautions.
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State Street Trust Company
State Street
Boston
Remarkable Cane of Charles B Smith Oshkosh Wis
Charles E Smith of Oshkosh Wis remains with a broken neck thirty three days after a scaffold fall. He now masticates solid food and has a good appetite with good color and firm flesh. He can raise his left hand and move his legs though cannot lift his head or use his right hand much. He talks clearly and remains hopeful of full recovery. Dr Harvey Dale notes vertebral fracture reduction with no exterior signs and says recovery is possible though uncertain. Hemorrhage in the spinal cavity could worsen paralysis, but may be absorbed with time to restore limb use.
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Charles B. Smith
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles E. Smith
Harvey Dale
Dale
Horseless Brewery Wagon Demonstrated in St Louis
Herbert Hennegan staged a public test in St Louis of a horseless brewery wagon. He invited city officials and notable men to Cherokee garden at 3 p.m. The device is two feet long, 13 inches wide, weighs 500 pounds, 544 horsepower, and costs 25 cents to run ten hours. He claims a new differential engine works in stationary and locomotive engines.
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St. Lonia
Herbert Hennegan
St. Louis
Cherokee Garden
John A. Robinson
Hennegan
Spitsbergen Hotel Described and Vienna Tax Breaks Noted
Spitsbergen Hotel built in Norwegian style features a large hall and many small rooms with 30 beds and a visitor book including Sverdrup Fulda Prince Troddenlohe Schillingsfuerst and E Vely. Spitzbergen climate is claimed beneficial for chest diseases. In Vienna 1263 old buildings grant 18 years tax exemption if torn down for new structures. last year 242 owners used this privilege.
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Spitsbergen
Sverdrup
Fulda
Prince Trodenlohe-Schillingsfuerst
E. Vely
Spitzbergen
Vienna
Christ's Humility and Exaltation in Philippians
An 1807 Sunday School lesson on Philippians emphasizes unity in the church, humility as Christ’s example, and the resulting exaltation by God. It outlines practical aids to unity, the kenosis of Jesus, and the call to believers to imitate Christ’s mindset and service.
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Christ
Philippinia
Peloubet
Christ Jesus
Rome
Paul
Uriah Necep
God
Tim
Jesus
Earth
Father
Jesus Christ
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Saee
New York
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Louis
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Eagles
Pogland
England
Macon
New Bragg
Delahunt
Kingdom of
Belgium
Eugenie
Point de Brussels
4A. T. Stewart
Stéwart
Paris
Hodton
BR. Lewis Company
Eoeton
Chas, Magnussin’s
P.L. Slagle
Owa Christeneen
Dailey
Pamploy
Daatdey Alguna
Atk Ge Ag Ae Eg
ENE
Ger
Uteel CO
Rookery Bldg
Veel
Rookery Building
Saag
Graat Marie
Hoay
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