Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offers Free Sample Bottle
Readers urged to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney bladder and urine issues. The ad promises free sample bottles and a book of information, citing numerous symptoms and urging measurement of urine clarity and sediment as warning signs.
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Wature
Miicht
Kilmer
Swami-Root
Dr. Khmer & Co
Binghampton
N. C
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Dr. Kirer
N.Y
Belated American Countess and her daughter in London society
One of the early London season balls features Cora Countess of Strafford at Chandos House after Parliament opens. The countess, once in Victoria's favor, navigates health, motherhood, and chaperoning daughter Miss Colgate amid court whispers. Her third marriage to Martin Kennard shapes a fashionable, contentious social circle with romance and status at stake.
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Lendon
London
Cora Countess of Strafford
Chandos House
Lady Stratford
Miss Colgate
America
Queen Victoria
Jonathan
Lord Strafford
Mijesty
Windsor Castle
Martin Kennard
Colgete
Uscomb Defends Himself as Consumer in Liquor Charge
A French-Canadian, Laccomb, with a long record of arrests for drunkenness in Waterville Me, is charged with pocket peddling liquor at a circus. He pleads not guilty insisting he is a consumer, not a dealer, before Judge Shaw who reminds him of the charges.
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Uscomb
Boston Herald
Laccomb
Waterville
Tarcomb
Shaw
Denmark's new queen tallest and richest in Europe
Openhanded portrait of Queen Louise of Denmark as the tallest princess in Europe and the wealthiest queen, valued at about 30 million dollars. The article contrasts Danish thrift with royal pomp, notes her domestic virtue, seven children, and stable marriage to King Frederick. It highlights her public acts of charity, family life, and the Danish court's simple, unpretentious traditions.
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Fritz Grierson
Openhagen
Bess
Menmark
America
Denmark
Frederick
Europe
Charles XV
Sweden
Netherlands
Christian
Alexandra
England
Russia
T Louise
Anache
Vellarh
Beny
Vurho
Prince Christina
Anastasia of
Merklen
Hankoy
Norway
Maud
Louise
Ingeborg
Segular Turtle Dové
Parment
Amaaber
Louise Issby
Bridge and Pittsburg Orchestra Faces Disbanding
A column laments money dominated society endangering the Pittsburg Orchestra and its conductor. It argues bridge mania mirrors financial greed, while the orchestra, a rare cultural asset, endures despite a city of millionaires. The piece predicts the bridge craze may fade, yet the orchestra remains standing.
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Pittsburg
Steel
Pittshut
Will in Prayer Book Unearths Hidden Fortune
In Paris a widow claims a codicil to reduce her late husband’s fortune. papers found in a prayer book reveal a $200,000 bequest to the wife and a diary entry supporting the claim. Heirs call the documents fraudulent as the case heads to court for ruling.
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Paris
Lasult
M. Jourdan
Mber
Bergen
Shurdan
Mm. Jourdan
Wills and Catlins
Ala
Mme. Jourdan
Jourdan
Palm Sanday
Midéarden
Hata
Street Sign Art and Historic Inscriptions for Towns
A discussion on elevating street signs into art with proper proportions legible lettering and decorative elements. Proposes bronze tablets and medallion portraits to mark historic streets and buildings, turning town streets into readable public histories for locals and tourists alike.
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Bram Sylvester
Boston
Sons of the Revolution
New England
Nota‘ig Sies
Lincoln Street
Levi Lincoln
The
Commonwealth
Behool Street
America
New
Eriland
Wich
Blood Humors and Sore Remedies Promoted
An 1880s era ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood disorders and skin eruptions. It claims cleansing the blood improves stomach, liver, kidneys, and skin function, with testimonials from tens of thousands.
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Raess
Hood
Gerard Goes On The Stage
London reports Doctor Doyle has disposed of the four act Gerard play after years of trying to place it. Lewis Waller will produce it soon at the Gaiety theatre after The Harlequin King. Doyle kept rights in both England and America, hoping for a successful run.
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London
Altha
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock
Holmes
Doyie
Grigadier Gerard
Gerard
Cmeimber
Napoleon
Old Guard
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Wiliam Gillette
Garrick
Henry Irving
Martin Harvey Nubica
Lewis Waller
Impetheater
Dovgie
Athough
Rider Haggard Sticks To Last
London march 10 Rider Haggard appears to abandon farming topics for novels again After Ayesha and She sequel he writes a tale set partly in England and theSandanesy about an Hagtish officer who after a moral lapse vows lifelong purity The author of King Solomon’s Mines then previews a Spanish romance set in the era of Ferdinand and Isabella
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London
Tiaggara
Haggard
Ayesha
Solomon's Mines
Ferdinand
Tsuncita
Gerard as a youthful D Artagnan in a new life play
The plot centers on missing state papers and a beautiful countess heroine while Gerard, depicted as a young ruler like D Artagnan though less quick-witted, is set to be portrayed by Lewis Waller who may bring an American tour of the new Dogie piece. Dayla’s adaptation of Gerara's solos stirs local interest as audiences await the reaction of actor managers.
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Gerard
D'Artagnan
Briggdier Gerard
Lewis Waller
Monsieur Beagesire
Waller
Dayla
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