Drug Clerk Tells Health Secret with Pink Pills
Maier of Acqueduct Street Newark recounts his cure from severe headaches and nervous tremors after taking Williams Pink Pills. The druggist at 271 Orange Street touts the remedy as restoring strength and steadiness, recommending follow the physician’s directions, with bottles available for 50 cents or six for $2.50 from Schenectady company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Evening News
Newark
N. J
He Maier
Acqueduct Street
New
Andrew F. Burkherdt
Orange Street
Jad
Ir. Williams
Williams
Dr. Williams
Mr. Maier
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Baron Rothschild Faces Threats Amid Anarchist Pressures
The Paris financier Baron Alphonse de Rothschild endures constant anti Semitic hostility and anarchist threats threatening his safety and wealth. He defends capital, supports the arts, and extends large charitable efforts while hoping for protection from violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Capital
Titian
Rubens
Velasquez
Murillo
Legion
Nickola Tesla Sees Electricity Replacing Labor Worldwide
The inventor Nickola Tesla predicts a future where electricity performs all labor and a new world order replaces the material world. He notes his Slav heritage and cites his father as a clergyman while his mother shaped his inventive genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickola Tesla
Tess
Odd Bits and Notables From Around The World
A collage of curiosities and biographies, noting a desert in Africa, a nine brother baseball club in Missouri, a gar bage crematory in Allegheny, tall talipat leaves in Ceylon, centuries old Bremen wine, biblical fashion trends, the perring fish, a thousand year chestnut near Bristol, a Jefferson City ballot bell, and the Rothschilds’ vast banking power. It also chronicles young Tesla’s rise from Gratz to Paris and New York, his work with Edison, and his wire photography breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Ceylon
Bremen
Hotel de Ville
Torwoth
Earl of Duncie
Bristol
England
Jefferson City
Baron Rothschild
Baron Alphonse
Baron James
Paris
Mayer Anselm
Frankfort
Lord Rothschild
London
Europe
Chile
Ferrieres
Tesla
Polytechnic
Gratz
Atlantic
Edison
No Room For It In Crowded Dwelling Dispute
A tense exchange arises as an owner protests a complaint about space in a crowded residence. A dweller counters that the dwelling is full, underscoring ongoing crowding tensions between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad And Testimonials
One hundred dollars reward offer for catarrh cure claims. Fr J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio markets Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials from Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists celebrate reliability and product efficacy. Price and distribution details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.ong
WAG, Kinnan & Marvin
Toleto
Ohio
Geography Review Confusion Over Capital Question
Student asks about a capital city in a confused exchange. Mother and Fanttie discuss knowledge gaps after a geography lesson, with emphasis on identifying the capital of a place previously taught.
Remarkable subscription offer for Tex Yours's Companion
Publishers offer new subscribers a 4 page calendar litho in nine colors free with name address and $1.75. Free weekly Yours's Companion through Jan 1 1896 with Thanksgiving Christmas New Year double numbers. Includes publishing office details and promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Yours
ComPanion
Yours
Tae Yours
Oueantox
Columbus Ave
Eleven Years of George Newnes Rise to Wealth and Fame
From a Manchester brass finisher to a London publisher, George Newnes launched Tid Bits after borrowing 200 pounds, moved to prominence as its success grew. He then founded Strand Magazine, becoming a millionaire and a member of parliament in eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newnes
Manchester
England
Newnes
London
Strand
Tid Bits
The New Woman and Her Natural Bent for Information
A columnist quotes Mr. Jason who dismisses opposition to the new woman as merely curiosity about neighbors. He argues the woman's instinct to seek knowledge shifts towards government and microbes, rather than social inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jason
Indianapolis Journal
Norman Farm Work and the Normandy Land Heritage
The article outlines how Norman land division among heirs fostered lasting agricultural progress in France. It contrasts Normandy farming with English patterns, noting France’s widespread land occupancy, high soil productivity, barnyard fertilizer practices, and tenants across generations. It highlights crop adaptation to climate, soil, and evolving markets.
Waves and breakers spark science pun in dialogue
A witty exchange features Well Named and Mr De Science discussing ocean waves. The line asks if waves hit the shore with five tons per square foot, prompting the friend to quip that they are breakers.
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Mr. de Science
Waiting Romance Exchange Between Mrs Simpers
A playful exchange captures a couple, Mrs Simpers asking will you love me when I am old, Mr Simpers replying yes when you are old enough to have sense. The brief vignette hints at affectionate humor and aging with wit.
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Mrs. Simpers
Mr. Simpers
Urgent Invitation From Fair Hostess To Mr Borem
A hostess asks Mr Borem to spend one more evening before moving into a new house. He agrees with pleasure. The hostess is uncertain about the move date but says it will be a year or two at the least.
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Mr. Borem
Cool No Name For It Dialogue Between Woman and Veteran
A lady asks the veteran if he stayed cool in danger in army days. He responds with a brief, curt line about shivering, revealing a simple wartime memory.
Fragmented Readable Snippets on Remedies and Lore
A collage of health claims and curiosities including Syrup of Figs as a laxative for families, quotes about Anthony Hope, notes on Riverside County land offers, and a claim about Yaleta Texas as an ancient settlement. Also mentions Piso’s Cure, a Great Fruit Restorer, and lime bark as a rope substitute.
Hanson's Magic Corn Salve Warrants Refund If It Fails
An old advertisement touts Hanson's Magic Corn Salve with a money-back guarantee and a 15 cent price. The copy mixes with political notes noting nearly half of voters in a previous election were foreign-born, foreign-born of foreign parents, or colored, and a fragment touts Coce's Cough Balsam as the oldest remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Scott
Tea at Night Moves the Bowels in the Morning
A fragmentary snippet notes Prince Mohammed Ali of Egypt as popular and spendthrift. The text praises vitality from Parker's Ginger Tonic for tired anxious women and mentions a song lyric about a shad fisherman.
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Mohammed Ali
Egypt
Parker
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Baron Rothsachild
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Amer
Ica
Sweet Springs
Rothschild Bank
Rue Lafitte
Wales
Ontana
Helena
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tecoma
J. Fraxcis
Omaha
Neb
Mrs. Browning
Tween the Sons
Turies
OS J. A. Bridgland
United States
Operance
William VI
Normandy
Africa
St. Lawrence River
Brazil
South America
Havre
Seine
Francis
Harfley
Mississippi
Liverpool
Texas
Anthony Hope
Riverside Co
Cal
Hemet Land Co
Hemet, Cal
Yaleta
Tex
P. Drees
Throop Ave
Breckly
Pr. Kiine
Arch St
Phila
Dhara
Coce
Isc
Kate Kane
Chicago
Sig
Vincenzo Rossi
Oakland
Cheny Scoville
Miss Henton
Milwaukee
Tenn
America
New World
di Hobb
Waper
Hobb's Medicine CO
Chiesge
W.N.U
D.M
Ainel
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Mass
de Kalb Fence Co
New York
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