Wine of Cardus Promises Health For Women
Miss Ida M. Snyder of 535 Bergen Street Brooklyn credits Wine of Cardus with restoring health during menstrual irregularities and low vitality. The article touts the remedy as effective for many women, citing her as Treasurer of the Brooklyn East End Art Club and a model of intellect and refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Ida M. Snyder
Beren Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Snyder
Brooklyn East End Art Club
Washington & Southwestern Limited train service details
Fragmentary OCR listing Pullman cars and dining services on trains between Atlanta Birmingham Richmond and New York. Mentions Pullman Sleeping Observation Library cars and a dining car, with partial names and offices including T P A Birmingham Selma and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & Southwestern Limited
Atlanta
New York
Pullman
Birmingham
Newark
Pullan Library
Ulmas Club
Waeht
Richmond
Atlante
Charlotes
Ington
Bk Jacson
Selma
Ackert
G. M
Washin
T. M
Rardwick
Mobile
Asheville
York
Akrons
Greensboro
Marion
Sneer
Selina
Otea
Meridian
Mopolia
Unioat's
Jam
Montevallo
Calera
Columbiana
Wigan
A -Childersburg
Lipm
Talladega
Anniston
Pirm'ham
Arthasa
Pell City
Ramo
Edwardsville
Frathurst
Tall
Macon
Jesun
Jacksonvile
Brunswick
Wem
Tees
Avants
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Kuorville
Salisbury
Washington
Rome
Louisvi
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pullman Siler
Cy Birmiceham
Lynchburg
Artharlottesville
Hiatimore
Barn
Philadelphia
Memphis
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Oklahoma City
Weatherford
L. Parsorr
Rock Island
California
Kansas City
el Paso
United States
T. H. Davis
New York Central Lines
Denver
Colorado
Lincoln's Defense Erases Intent With Clothes Mockery
Dr. D. B. Hill recalls Abraham Lincoln defending a man accused of cheating. Lincoln argued no intent to defraud, comparing the judge's shirt worn backward to show people err without intent. The jurists note Logan wore his shirt wrong, aiding Lincoln's client to avoid conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
D. B. Hill
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Logan
Judge Logan
A Typical South African Store at Bay Villa
O R Larson runs a general store in Bay Villa Sun days River Cape Colony nine miles from a railway and twenty five miles from town. He notes farmers within 30 miles rely on Chamberlains remedies with many household cures. within a mile population about sixty and twelve were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the last year. For sale by J L Wikle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Fireside Sphinx Snaps at Eden Myths and Noah’s Ark
Agnes Repplier’s The Fireside Sphinx contends that paradise lacked cats and recounts how Noah calmed the ark by sneezing a lioness into existence. The piece blends wry theology with literary aside, noting feline absence as a motif amid the deluge legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damirei
Garden of Paradise
Eve
Charles Lamb
Eden
Paradise
Noah
Agnes Repplier
Dressing to Write A Portrait of Writers In Habitual Garb
A playful survey of authors and composers who adopted distinct outfits during creation. It cites Dumas Wagner Haydn Beethoven and Carroll among others, noting robes caps gloves and tea rituals as aids to inspiration and a window into artistic temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Ito
Wagner
Frederick of
Prussia
Haydn
Beethoven
Sengni
Lewis Carroll
Eheckatel
Electric Bitters touted by Arkansas pastor cures long illness
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Ark swears he suffered yellow jaundice twelve years before using Electric Bitters and claims total relief. Ad touts Liver Kidney stomach and general debility benefits, priced 50 cents with guarantees by Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co. Also mentions Monte Carlo jokers exchanging a counterfeit note after a private game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Sam
Miller Drug Co
West End Drug Co
Monte Carlo
Herbine Promoted For Malaria by J A Hopkins
An advertisement touts Herbine as a cure for malaria with symptoms like cold shivers fever and headache. J A Hopkins of Manchester Kaw and J L Wikle of Anniston endorse the medicine, claiming effectiveness for malaria chills fever biliousness and blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taktit
J A Hopkins
Manchester
Kaw
J L Wikle Anniston
Ft Privett Oxford
Foley's Honey and Tar Said to Save Life in Plainview Case
W. W. Baker of Plainview Nebraska reports his wife suffered fifteen years from a lingering illness and spent over $1000 with no relief before Foley's Honey and Tar restored her health. He praises the remedy as life saving and urges against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Baker
Plainview, Neb
Foley
Miller Drug Co
Goopers Vice President Hides An Account Assistant Cashier
A brief note reports that B. Goopers, serving as Vice President, concealed aspects of his role with an assistant cashier. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Goopers
Hid
Ances
Popping the Question in a Comic Irish Tale
An Irish swain tries to pop the question but loses nerve and asks his sister to mediate while he hides behind a door. The scene ends with a witty retort about marriage and a quirky aside involving Norah and a shopkeeper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treas
McEltree
Thedford
Miss Snyder
Cardui
Fonso
Southern Railway
Moblie
Knorville Ly
Bristol Ly
Iopma Oesr
Ashevilla Ly
Denison
Dallas, Ft Worth
Waco
Texas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Black Lands
North
Seaboard
Air Line Railway
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway
Atlanta and
West Point
Western Railway
Alabama
Atlantic Coast Line
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Louisaville Henderson and
St. Loui
Nashville Chattanooga and
Harry EB. Krouse
C. P
T. A
Kimball Wortan
Cde
The
Nori
Avetwerr Birmingh
Waa
Fred Tarvey
Iutest
Bes Dewgn
FE Paso
Col
Celia
Pnovacaia
Hagan's
Magnolia
First National Bank
Anniston, Ala
Calhoun
W. W
Jow
H. A. Youns
A. L. Tyler
B. Knox
J. B. Goodwin
W. L. McCan
J. ©. Sprouil
E L. Turner
BK. L. Tyler
A W. Bell
W. W. Stringfellow
Wain OF
Ames F. Ballard
Finley’s
Noble Street
Norah Darin
MinervaSmi
Engele
Dstrict
Miller Drug Company
Sterne’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!