Trial by Over Three Thousand Jurymen
A Columbus test of Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills, claimed to cure kidney and urinary diseases, is detailed with reports from nearly four thousand cases. Citizens and physicians reportedly verified rapid, unimpeachable results, with local merchants and residents praising the remedy's effects.
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Baight
Columbus
Hobbs
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
The
Columbus Journal
Journal, Dispatch and Press
Fhe Journal
J. W. Terwillinger
E. Mainstreet
Dr. Hobbs
State Journal
John H. Creesinger
Chittenden
Fred, W. Schueller
Schueller
Eagle Drug Store
High and
Rich Streets
Otto L. Hoffman
Fourth End Town
New Ohio Route Opens to Wellston and Jackson
The Buckeye Route announces a new connection via the C H V T RY to Wellston Hamden and Jackson with two trains daily except Sundays between Columbus and Easton Pomeroy and Wellston. Tickets sold and checked through to Hamden and Jackson. Also notes Buckeye Mileage book usable on B and C W, Big 4 lines.
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Wellston, Hamden and
Jackson
Sunaoe
Traveliox
Columbus
Eiston
Pomeroy
Wellston
Wellston Way
Ohio Southern Rail
Hamelaga
Traive
Ais O. H. V
T. R’y
W. H. Fisher
G. P
T A
Buckeye
Toledo
Athens
Pillman
Chicago
C. H.V. XT
W. Uf. Fisher
Con
Pass
Th. Agt
Columus
How They Steal Jewelry. Aristocrats of the Criminal World
In Chicago a diamond importer describes jewelry theft as a refined crime. Women thieves, using gum, apples, and clever disguises, outwit watchful jewelers with precise schemes. Vendors recount robberies, disguise tricks, and the danger of confident cons, noting the broad elegance and danger of female culprits.
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Chicago
Let England Pause. A Patriot Urges Restraint Before War
A Chicago poet writes to the Tribune imploring Britain to pause, warning that Britain’s provocation could trigger a strong U S reaction. He believes the lion and eagle imagery signals severe consequences if hostilities begin, urging restraint before war.
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Great Britain
Chicago Tribune
England
Population gain boosts Washington city to 270000
The city of Washington has grown by 12000 residents in three years, reaching a total population of 270000. The report notes language services and multilingual printing efforts. The University press at Oxford is equipped to print 150 different languages.
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Washington
Washington City
University Press
Oxford
U.S
Coun’ Town
Co. A. Snow &Co
Washington, D.C
A Mother’s Duty and the Pinkham Remedy
Special to our Lady Readers discusses perceived uterine troubles in young girls, recounts early medical skepticism, and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing many. It claims symptoms include menses issues, headaches, and mood changes, urging mothers to begin treatment promptly.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia L. Pinkhan
Dog Alerts Family To Hunter’s Injury
A deer hound named Don tracked his master L C Meachamp in Homer Louisiana near Arkansas. The dog whined then slipped away to locate him after the hunter fell and broke a leg in a ditch. Don returned with the hat, leading the family to the accident scene and verification of the time of the mishap.
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L. C. Meachamp
Homer
Arkansas
Don
Philadelphia Times
Rooster Witness in Georgia Chicken Theft Trial
In a county court at Sylvania Georgia two negro boys faced theft charges over missing chickens. A dominick rooster owned by the defendants was placed on the witness stand to show resemblance to the claimed birds. The court laughed at the crowing witness, and after reviewing the evidence the judge discharged the accused, suggesting owls or possums may have taken the chickens.
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Sylvania
Savannah News
Dominick
Water Famine Causes Odd Household Remedies
South African newspapers report a Rand water famine with soda water at five shillings a bottle used for culinary and washing needs. Demand for flavored liquids soars and any toilet substitute fetches high prices, with ammonia lavender mixtures and even vaseline or benzine cited as makeshift solutions.
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South Africa
Florida
The Bachelor in a Dimly Lit Back Number
A solitary figure in a room rages at a dying fire as memories of a past love haunt him. He imagines a woman nearby, hearing footsteps and whispers, while distant shadows and a longing future fill his wistful reverie. The verse contrasts wistful dreams with a waiting figure in another chamber.
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Time Table 1895
Time table in effect December 8 1895 shows train schedules and running hours. Includes officials Vincent GP and T Ay nes M L Morse Superintendent. Contains Sunday exceptions and notes on operations for the Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad system.
OIT LARCH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON JOINED ATHENS OHIO OFFICE
OIT LARCH, a physician and surgeon, opens an office on Union Street in Athens Ohio. The listing notes professional practice and location details for the medical professional.
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Athens Ohio
Union Stread
F.p.mcvay
nGeek and Herald Buldio
Main Street
Athens
Ohio
TINKER to Dr Blakeley in Athens residence seek list
DF. K. TINKER, teacher to Dr G. W. Blakeley, Athens, Ohio, lists residence and contact details. March 1891 entry notes telephone and address fragments, with uncertain street data and location indicators.
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G. W. Blakeley
Athens
Onio
Ens
Washington
BAER
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Chicago Post
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Delicate MO
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J. M. Johnson
Malvern, Ark
Bradfield Regulator CO
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Marietta Vincent
DALE
A Leberar & Biddle
Physicians and Surgeons
H. M. Lash
DF. K. Tinker
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Eta
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