Dytog of Fright and a Night of Frightful Fear
A Hillsboro Ohio dispatch reports two Berryville girls Miss Dora Eken and Miss Lizzie Chaney near death after a prank wearing a dough mask. Miss Storer caused the scare and is seriously ill. Miss Eaken may die. Doctors worked through the night to keep them alive.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Berryville
Mies Storer
Dora Eken
Lizzie Chaney
Miss Storer
Eaken
New Advertisements Daily World News Offer
The Cincinnati Post offers nine months of daily news for two dollars by mail from now until November 12. It claims independence from politics, promises broad coverage including fashion, stories, maps, sports, markets, and Europe America telegrams. A one week trial is available for a two-cent stamp.
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Remarkable youth renewed by Electric Bitters in Iowa tale
Mrs Phosbe Chesley of Peterson Clay county Iowa aged 78 recalls kidney pain lameness and inability to dress herself now free from pain and able to do housework thanks to Electric Bitters advertised at H K Jarrs drug Store. Also mentions Scott Emulsion Heinz medical claims and a joke about Leopards tail tied to root and a note on a proposed national college linked to baseball in Washington.
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Phosbe Chesley
Peterson
Clay County
Iowa
H. K. Jarr
Lent Reveries in Fair Hellen at Church
In lent, Fair Hellen sits spellbound during a sermon, her golden ringlets shading her face as the parson praises the Book. The poet recalls her past flirtations with Jack France, noting no prayers rise, while she dreams of an Easter bonnet.
Lincoln's Last Laugh Collar Gift From Lincoln Assassination
Mr George Van Duzer of this city presented to the Grand Lodge Library a portion of the collar worn by Abraham Lincoln at his assassination. He was at Ford's Theatre April 14 1865 and recalls the moment the audience laughed at a stage joke about a shawl draft before the fatal shot.
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Lincoln
George van Duzer
Grand Lodge
Abraham Lincoln
van Duzer
Ford
Lee
Grant
Secretar Stanton
John A. Dix
Ford’s
Washington, D. C
Mary Meredith
Lord Dundreary
The Folly of Woman in a New York Style
A Lincoln Journal excerpt quotes a husband bemoaning fashion driven women and their health risks while praising his wife’s virtues. He concedes some weaknesses and comments on the era’s bold dress, noting a New York trend despite discomfort.
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New York
Lincoln Journal
Dr King’s New Discovery Heals Lake City Merchant
Mr W H Morgan of Lake City Florida suffered a severe cold with coughing and breathing trouble that threatened consumption. After trying many remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and gained rapid relief, then was cured after about six bottles with no relapse. Trial bottle free at H K Dorr’s Drug Store.
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fla
Dr. King
H. K. Dorr
What Am I To Do Biliousness Remedy Adverts
The passage describes biliousness symptoms including poor morning appetite, white or rough tongue, digestive distress with diarrhea or constipation, possible hemorrhage, giddiness, headache, acidity, and flatulence. It endorses Green's August Flower as a cheap, widely attested cure.
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