Dr Hayes of Washington Advertises Kopol Vines Cure
Dr Hayes of Washington D C promotes Kopol Vines Cure in The Banner issue. Bottles come in regular size, claimed to hold twice the trial size, priced at 50 cents. Advertisement notes Catarrh of the Stomach as a condition.
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Linguistic Instinct and Curious Historical Snippets
The piece surveys child language as a window into linguistic instinct, with examples like a child saying Open the door loud. It notes shifts echoing language evolution and cites light quotes from newspapers. It also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Australian eating statistics, a Rare Old Book discovery, and notable book-price history.
Not the Same and Mercy in High Society Exchange
The column quotes a dialog about mercy and vanity at a social ball. Compliments flow between Miss Koy-In and Miss Speitz as Mr. Grafton pays a rare compliment, while others critique reputations and punctuality in a light, social-page tone.
Agreed Household View Point Quoted by Mr Meekton
Mr Meekton remarks that he and his wife agree on many matters though he concedes blame when things go wrong. The Chicago News cites the exchange as an example of domestic harmony and self blame in joint decision making.
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Water as Medicine and Digestion Therapies
A physician touts water as a remedial and mechanical aid for dyspepsia with fullness, eructations, and melancholy symptoms. It advises drinking one to three pints before meals, rocking to agitate the stomach, and notes improved absorption, digestion, and elimination processes.
A Horse at the Show Wins Blue Ribbon for Police Riderless Ride
In New York at the annual horse show a park police horse named Skipper wins a blue ribbon after a vivid routine. Reddy, his rider, narrates the event from the equine view with post, parade, and applause as Skipper and five others perform, culminating in the ribbon and newspaper fame.
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A Reward and a Fine and a Lucky Liberator
A London note describes a reward for rat catchers along the Thames and a prisoner’s release when a man funded the fine. The governor recalls the liberator, the plot reveals twoIrish men and a share of funds left after paying costs. Italian singer Grassini inspires a young Giulia Grisl to sing.
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Bucklen's Amnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as the best cure all for burns sores bruises cuts ulcers and other skin ailments. The maker guarantees satisfaction and lists W. J Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons as druggists.
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Athens Cycle Co advertisement on Lumpkin Street
Athens Cycle Co offers buying and repairing second hand wheels bicycles sewing machines and guns with guaranteed work. It sells Standard sewing machines noted as the lightest running and provides needles bobbins and parts plus bicycle pumps tubes tires and cement. Sign over the door in the Petrie Building on Lumpkin Street.
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