Malay Camphor and Credited Remedies in Advertorial Tone
Malay camphor is described as a natural crystallized resin from Sumatra Borneo and the Malay Peninsula with strong sedative properties. The piece touts Pretzinger's Catarrh Balm combining several camphors, urges readers to obtain a sample, and mentions local mischief about a porous poster eaten by a resident in Sanford. It then pivots to a health promotion for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and notes a court case involving E Cox jailed for skunk-skins theft in Portage County.
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Sumatra
Borneo
Malay Peninsula
Pretzinger
Japan
Pretzinger Bros
Dayton
Ohio
Hood
Portage County
E. Cox
Busted with the body politic editor's note on cures
An Ark adian editor credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for health recovery after headaches and illness. A Vernon county suit seeks damages for breach of promise. A Gardner man touts Dr King s New Discovery for typhoid malaria and lung trouble. Free trial bottles offered. London population statistic note.
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Tillimarharia
Jersey
Pierce
Pierre
Vernon County
Clark
Harrison
Gilman Brown
Mill St
South Gardner
Mass
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Portland Arrests Highlight Drunkenness Issue
In Portland Maine last week there were thirty two arrests for drunkenness as authorities note ongoing bedevilment with alcohol. The report marks a citywide pattern amid prohibition era enforcement and public safety concerns.
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Portland
An Able Churchman The New Rector of the American College in Rome
Dr. Kennedy born 1857 near Philadelphia and educated at St Charles seminary later at the American college in Rome. He served as vice rector, taught dogmatic theology in Philadelphia, and gained a reputation as a diligent linguist preacher and disciplinarian. The rector selection rests with the pope from names submitted by senior American hierarchy. The rector acts as American envoy to Rome, guiding visitors to consistories and papal functions.
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Kennedy
American College At
Rome
Thomas Francis Kennedy
D. D
American College In
Conshohozken
Philadelphia
St. Charles Seminary
American College
Cardinal Parrocchi
Mgr. O'Connell
Archdiocesan Seminary
Overbrook
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Vatican
Holy See
Pontill
United States
Mer. O'Connell
Cornelius Benedict High Profile Friend Of President Cleveland
Cornelius Benedict, head of the Benedict banking house and longtime New York figure, is noted as President Cleveland’s intimate friend. A 30 year NYSE member, he rarely seeks office, having served as Greenwich town warden and declined Connecticut governor nomination last fall. He is a devoted fisherman and yachtsman who sails with Cleveland.
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Cornelius Benedict
New York
Cleveland
New York Stock Exchange
Greenwich
Conn
Connecticut
Benedict
Mr. Cleveland
Nerve food claims boost by cure for paralysis
The Courier-Scrall reports Dr Williams Pink Pills as a miracle nerve builder. W H Dawson of Saginaw chronicles a year of paralysis ending in recovery after using the pills, praised as life saving and powerful for conditions like locomotor ataxia and paralysis. The piece markets the pills as a cure all sold nationwide with testimonials and a notary seal.
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Saginaw
Dean
Dr. Williams
W.H. Dawson
P. J. Evans
Saginaw Co
Mich
Vediac
Williams
Dr. Willliams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Bicycle to launch for land and water rescue tested
Dr Charles Edward Ougley of New York proposes a land and water bicycle adding a propeller and rudder to convert a bicycle into a small launch. The device is aimed at life saving stations and coastal patrols where rapid response to shipwrecks or drowning is needed. The rider powers the craft on land and switches to water mode to navigate toward danger.
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Tre
Charles Edward Ougley
New York
United States Navy
Ougley
New York Herald
Tony
Silk goods and novel bicycle safety contraption teased for sale
A stream of category ads describes B. and B. Silks including Black Damas and Brocade, waists and wedding gowns at low prices, and invites readers to request samples. A curious rideable buoyant bicycle device with aluminum parts, buoyant tube, and life saving features is featured alongside reports on Denmark’s liquor laws and flax seed production in Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota.
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Northwest
Minnesota
Commonwealth
Iowa
South Dakota
Are You Willing to Listen to a Suggestion Tribune Ad
The New York Tribune touts its wide readership and in person market reporting. It claims strong Republican alignment, entertainment via humorous pictures, and influential farming and labor coverage. It urges readers to associate with its large client base and request sample copies.
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New York Tribune
Hilary Komelke
The
Tribune
New York City
Ple
Horr
Daly
the Tribcune
New York
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Sanford
London
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Iceland
Thomas F. Kennedy
President Cleveland
E. Cornelius Benedict
Courier-Scrall
Sigmaw, Mich
Saginaw Valley
W. H. Dawson
Union Avenue
West Side
Mr. Dawson
le Grippe
Indiana State Institute
Indianapolis
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C
Osaoon
Lowell
Kass
J. F. Kincurros
Conway, Ark
Tl. A. Ancren
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Children's Department
Allen C. Surry, Pres
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New Yok City
New Yorker
Denmar
Tapers
Denmark
Souders
kRoyal Remedy and Extract Co
Damton
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Republican Party
F.P. McVay,m.d
Messenoxn
HekaLp
Main Street
Athens
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