Swamp-Root Sample Offer Promises Kidney Relief
A verbose health ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and related ailments. It promotes free sample bottles by mail, cites testimonials, and urges readers to send for a book of endorsements and the remedy’s address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Ti Fa
Bright
Kilmer
Georleman
Femois
Swamp-Noot
Yougeiraly
B. H. Chaiken
Felica
Rene Oink
Wognen
Fou
Ir. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta
Kaiser as steersman in wartime ship portrait titled Our Shot
Berlin February 26. Munich artist Nathaniel Schmitt painted a popular portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm at the wheel of the ship Deutsches Reich riding through a gale. The emperor, 46 on January 27, is shown firm, martial, and guiding German diplomacy with the aim of neutral conduct during the Russo Japanese war. The image, eagerly copied in barracks and public halls, captures the public conception of him as the true leader steering Germany through crisis.
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Erlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Munich
Nathaniel Schmitt
Beuser
Deutsches Reich
German Empire
Germany
Sa Munich
Hengang
Berlin
National Gallery
Kaiser Hag
Schmitt
Worl
Pletely
Manshuria
Debarred Lawyer For Political Squealing In Moscow Bar
Moscow February 25 The Moscow Bar Association debarred lawyer Peter Zunmanka member of the great council of Tula for giving information against the librarian of that town whom he accused of ordering books intended to hurt the interests of the state. The association said a political squealer is unfit to be a member of its honorable body.
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Moscow
Moscow Bar Assorietion
Peter Zunmanka
Great Council of
Tula
Bar Association
Queen Victoria Sends Flowers to Child of Working Man
Special Cable from London reports a Camberwell family recounting how Queen Victoria and Princess Victoria's kindness reached Violet Victoria Velden, a 9 year old girl ill and facing Brompton Hospital. A letter from the child and a grateful note from her father Bennett the tale of royal sympathy.
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Queen Victoria
London
Camberwell
Quech
British Empire
Buckingham Palace
Uttle Violet
Victoria’ Welden
Shenley Road
Brompton Rospital
Cam
Princess Victoria
Brompton Hospital
Vicky
Violet Victoria Veldun
Veldon
Vicky Weldon
Victoria
Violet Victoria Velden
Toyal
William Henry Velden
Queen Alexandra
Refusal to Accept a Peerage Stuns Menteith Claimants
London reports a famed author Cun ningham-Granam refuses a belted earldom unless forced on him. He meets rival Barclay-Allardice, mayor of a Cornish town, in a bid to block expected peerage fights. Barclay-Allardice seeks any peerage while Cunningham-Granam dismisses titles for travel and perilous adventures.
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London
Gunningham-Gravam
Barclay-Allardice
Menteith
Sim
House of Son
Ayat Og Airth
Barclay-Alandice
Mertelin
House of Lords
Value of Charcoal for Health and Beauty
A Buffalo physician extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe daily aid. The article claims charcoal cleanses the stomach and bowels, sweetens breath after smoking or meals, improves complexion, whitens teeth, purifies blood, and benefits the liver. Priced at twenty five cents per box in drug stores.
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Stuart
Conatan
Dr Pierce Sues Ladies Home Journal for Libel Loss
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, praised for chronic ailments in women, brings a heavy damage suit against the Ladies' Home Journal alleging libel and significant financial loss from the original publication.
Retraction notice on Patent Medicine Curse article
The May issue of The Ladies Home Journal published an analysis claiming Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription contained tincture of digitalis tincture of opium and alcohol. The R V Pierce Medical Company of Buffalo sued Curtis Publishing for damages alleging none of the ingredients were in the medicine.
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Curtis Publishing Company
Digitalia
R V. Pierce Medical Company
Buffalo
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce Medical Company
Bernhardt Opens Angelo Tyrant of Padua Revival Abroad
Special Cable ARIS February 25. Sarah Bernhardt revives Victor Hugo’s Angelo Tyrant of Padua in Paris. The plot follows Angelo the governor, Tisbe, Rodolfo, Caterina, and the Venetian spy Homodei, with Bernhardt delivering fierce passion in Caterina’s jealousy and Tisbe’s pathos as Rodolfo misjudges events. Blanche Dufrene supports as Caterina and Max as Homodei.
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Aris
Sarah Bernhardt
Tcides
Bernhardt
Victor Hugo
Angelo
Padua
Mansama Rachel
Noth
Hugo
Paris
Padus
Venice
Tisbe
Rofolfo
Rodolfo
Tisbe—Bernhardt
Mila
Homodei
Council of Ten
Troutie
Romodel
Ange
Ani
Caterina
Rosolto
Ang
Beinhardt
Anueto
Hormode
Amdg
Wfe
Rololfo
Aneto
Mar Tisbe
Angel
Big Wife
Materina
Tshe
Goa
Bernhamt
Blanche Dufrene Ip
Max
Cyrano Could Become a French Senator in Paris Jest
Special Gable London reports Parisians wonder if Cyrano’s Rostand hero would election to the senate Coquelin, the famed actor, has accepted a senatorial invitation from a country constituency and might be elected if the plan proceeds Senators would meet infrequently, allowing the comedian to continue his stage career while serving. Also a playful parenthesized aside asks if a daughter is skilled at the kitchen range.
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Special Gable
London
Cyrano
Paris
Rostand
Coquelin
Senate
Astor Mourns for Daughter Heartbreak Over Pauline's Marriage
London special reports William Waldorf Astor mourns deeply for his daughter Pauline after her marriage. He has become moody and withdrawn, losing his former buoyancy and strict office discipline. He frequents fewer social duties, rarely visits Pall Mall Gazette, and confines recreation to fishing on the Thames near Cliveden.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
Pauline
Kits
Thames Embankment
Pall Mall Gazette
Thames
Cliveden
Pall Mall
Marlborough Club
Cabdmen
Mr. Astor
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Hague
Holland
L. van Leeuwen
Sassenheim
Pulb
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Victor Hugo’s “Angelo
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Astor
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