Castoria the trusted remedy for infants and children
Dr. Samuel Pitcher prescribes Castoria for infants and children and states it contains no opium morphine or narcotics. A long list of claimed benefits is offered including relief from teething troubles stomach and bowel regulation and better sleep. The advertisement urges mothers to choose Castoria over narcotics and quack remedies.
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Case Torly
Chidren
Sam
Free Silver Dominance Threatens Two-Thirds Rule At Chicago Convention
The Globe Democrat notes growing free silver strength in Chicago may win a convention majority but can be checked by the two-thirds rule. If they fail to secure it, gold standard nominees could be forced on the platform, or no nominations made. The outcome hinges on party adherence to long-standing rules and potential bolting.
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Free Sivenites
Chicago
Saya
Globe-Democrat
Free Silverites
Adinistration
Wilson
Senate
Shighky
Hanefren
West Virginia
Thay
Anu
Congress
Sale River
Informa
Congressional Campaign Committee
Deane
Pops
Darton
McKinley
Dotying
National Republican League
Wm. Pp. Pierce
Georgia
Wmn
Dr. Delegado
Sime
Cuba
Washington
Spain
Spanien
Washington Letter on Convention News and Political Strife
Washington correspondent reports central political talk shifting from Washington to the convention scene in the West. It notes expected delays, factional contest over the ticket, and notable absences of Reed and Allison. The piece covers investigations, postmaster politics, McKinley delegation history, Spain Cuba issues, and economic unrest in New York and California.
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Wasarseton
D.C
Washington
Lovie
Reed
Allison
Warrah
Ve-Gan
Ny Senate
Catlite
Govrs
Harriz
Two Poultices for Lungs and Congestion Remedies
A period article by Rebecca Bartlett from Minneapolis Housekeeper describes two home poultice methods for lung congestion and measles complications. The first uses corn meal mush on a warmed towel placed on the chest, with careful edge wrapping and four to five hour renewals. The second mixes ground flax, hot water, and camphor lard, spread on cloth and applied to the chest, with optional red pepper and a touch of ipecac for obstinate cases. Warns camphor not for nursing mothers and notes local health statistics in Steuben and Me.
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Rebecca Bartlett
Min- Menpolis
Cigar Box Bracket Design for Decorators and Makers
The article describes a cigar box bracket project for decorators noting tools for easy assembly without specialized equipment. It details preparing seven light boxes as the bracket, removing lids, shaping supports, and creating a beveled end to form the decorative base. Ebony enamel is suggested for painting with attention to joined sections and exposed surfaces.
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Aumileur Moi
Amk
Orler
Ki a ernie uno ng bracket wall shelf
The instructions describe building a wall bracket with pigeon holes and boxes, enameled black ends, and supports fixed to the wall. It details attaching horizontal and vertical boxes, end pieces, and decorative touches, plus precautions for security and stability with screws, plates, and hooks. The Queen of the Bebrians is noted performing a harp solo as an aside.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Cure For Heart Ailments
A garbled OCR style notice asserts heart disease may be cured by a product named Dr Miles Heart Cure. It mentions symptoms like shortness of breath and swelling, and includes phrases such as Falotine and Pulse related terms, reflecting medical claims and weak heart symptoms.
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Miles
Fort Wayne man credits Heart Cure for relief after long illness
N C Miller of Fort Wayne writes of a decades long affliction with heart trouble and nervous unrest. After two years of general treatment without relief he used Dr Alice Hemedios Heart Cure and Renovative Nerrins, which allegedly stopped heart trouble and restored sleep and health. Copy mailed by Dr Wives Medical Co Kingston.
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Fort Wayne
Lad
Alice Hemedios
Wives Medical Co
Kikhart
Remarkable recovery tale from Mrs Collier of Armour Avenue
In a Chicago Chronicle column the Collier family recounts their daughter Dan’s decline from illness and dramatic improvement after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The father, an electrician, learned of the remedy from a Hamilton acquaintance and began treatment in September, noting substantial mental and physical recovery and renewed hope for schooling. The piece promotes the pills as a general cure for nervous disorders, with broad claims of safety and affordability.
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Householl
Kut
Chicago
Alfred Collier
Armour Avenue
Collier
Chisago
Rock Island
St. Vitus
Hasmilton
Loral
Incults
Eg Jer’s
Jane Day
Culler
Letts
Cullier
Br. Williams
Williams* Medicine Company
Sch. N.Y
Paby
Wihams’ Medicine Company
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Tarione Cominitiea
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ARS
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Ohio
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East City Hall
OL M. Lage
Telaphone
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