Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy In Ad Claim
A promotional ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It includes testimonials from users claiming recovery and urges readers to send for a sample bottle and information book. The piece notes the product is sold in drug stores worldwide and provides the Binghamton address.
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Cottage ST
Melrose
Mass
Ebar
Eith
I. C
Richardson
Mali
Mnen
Binghamton, N. C
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Ener
Bright
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. J
Mall
South Carolina Countess Joins the Motor Brigade
The Countess of Exmont, formerly Mise Howell of South Carolina, has joined the motor brigade and bought a Trench pattern car said to cost at least 10 000. She learned driving in six weeks with expert instruction and now handles steering and brakes like a veteran. American women are praised for boldness and speed in learning car mechanics compared with English peers. A royal note warns courtiers to keep cars away from palace doors to avoid fumes from petroleum, hinting at a demand for a fragrance solution.
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Undun
London
Countess of Exmont
Mise Howell
South Carolina
Motor Brigade
Duchess of Barlborough
Countess of Craven
Automobile Club
Alexandria
Ekih
Kingdom Palace
Inverary Castle Leased To American I Teams For Tenancy
Inverary castle, famed seat of the daies of Argyl, has been leased to B D Jordan of Boston after Duke of Argyll sublet to A F Creswell. The fortress on Loch Fyne, built of talcose slate, hosts portraits and relics, with grounds suited for sports and trees planted by Victoria and other notable figures.
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Inverary Gastle
Scotland
E. D. Tordan
Boston
Ondon
Inverary Castle
Argyl
B.D. Jordan
England
Campbells
Montrose
Argyll
Giens
Rob Roy
Duke of Argyll
A. F. B. Creaswell
Mr. Cresawell
Jordan
Duke of
Arsyil
Lorne
Louise
Queen Victoria
Kensington Palace
Euch
Loch Fyne
Hadstone
Tennyesa
Bright
Livingstone
Revolt of the Zemstvos Against Czar Nicholas II
Special Cable from London reports the zemstvos led by Moscow’s zemstvo pressing a revolutionary stance against Tsar Nicholas II. Prince Troubetskoi warns Russia faces anarchy and urges the emperor to accept popular forces to avert a sanguinary upheaval while preserving autocratic rule. The piece notes the zemstvos’ origins, limited democracy, and conservative aims amid peasant and labor discontent.
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Ondon
Russia
Zemstvos
County Somells
Moscow Gemstvo
Prince Troubetsko
Franca Sviatopalk Mirski
Nterior
Miniete
Troubetskei
Hassia
Prince Tranyeisko
Car
Zemstvo
M. de Plehve
Feeding a Cold with Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement urges feeding a cold with Scott's Emulsion to kill the cold and strengthen weak lungs. It claims the product checks wasting diseases and acts as a potent growth aid, urging readers to use Scott's Emulsion for quick recovery and lasting relief. The copy ends with a trade route mention to Cote & Bowie.
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Scott
Cote & Bowie
Oop Pet
Women favor Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription in period relief reports
A collection of testimonials extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female health, claiming relief from painful periods and long illness. Satisfied users describe renewed strength, independence, and gratitude, citing cures after multiple bottles and endorsement by physicians.
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Weaing
Pierce
Tate
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Lucy A. Moss
Mia
Samuel Taylor
Ransom
Kans
Smith
Greenhalgh
Colfax
Low
Hampton Court Haunted Gallery Ghosts Reported in Palace
London February 8 A vivid account describes Hampton Court Palace and its haunted gallery. Three named spirits, including Jane Seymour and Mrs Penn, allegedly drift through the long corridor with lighted tapers as witnesses recount sleepless nights and eerie noises from the southwest wing.
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Ondon
Hampton Court
Long Tow
United Kingdom
Royal Palace
Cardina
Jane Seymour
Henry VII
Edward VI
Raul
Katherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Mra Penn
Edward, VI
Hampton Church
Pint of Garnets Found in Cortes
A New York Press item describes green coffee from many parts of the world and notes a roast batch yielded a pint of garnets. The gems include almandine deep red and other hues, with varying transparency and color, expelled during processing.
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Cortes
New York
Fragmentary Labor Diary Excerpt Appears in OCR
The readable lines show a labor themed fragment where a speaker pleads with a doctor for nerve relief and mentions tallying “seaunts” and keeping a diary over the past year. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or a full event.
Question at the crossroads from Lippincott's era
A dialect scene at a crossroads features Aunt Sdulg and Mister Brown disputing the availability of spool cotton number thirty. The exchange reveals humor and regional speech as the old color woman questions Brown about his stock, highlighting everyday shop talk in a historical setting.
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Lippincott
Atere
Charcoal Lozenges Promote Health and Purity, Says Buffalo Man
A Buffalo man touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a natural aid for gas in the stomach and intestines, improved complexion and breath, lighter blood, and verminless digestion. It claims to absorb impurities, cleanse the stomach, and provide a safe, pleasant tasting remedy sold at drug stores.
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Stuart
Toreoess
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Dica
Wen Lor
Jean Spi
Mack
Ods
Hampton Castle
Searca
Katherine Howard
Mr. Law
Cranmer
Henry VIII
Sherine Howard
Cavendish Boyle
Sally Essilake
Timony
Lady Eastlaxe
Pat
Hampton Court Palace
Niewspapre Sadhives
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