No-To-Bac Cure Prompts Local Testimonial Flair
A lengthy Asheville scene shows merchants and officials discussing No-To-Bac a tobacco cure. Letters from J C Fogleman claim a boy and the writer were cured. Chief Hawkins notes the product and a local pharmacy report. The piece shifts to ads and patriotic tax ideas alongside a Georgia mule tale.
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Foyleman
Asheville
N.C
Nowa
Pelhata
du, Fogleman
Hier
Opten
Volbain'n Pharmacy
Patton Avenue
N. QO
Belhuin
Wwe
J, C, Fogleman
Votica
AnhoviBe
NW. O
Hawkins
Tna
America
Sterling Remedy Co
Generaothes
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Uvefr Inharatory
Indiana Mineral Springs
Indiana
A. Lee Thomas
Lord & Thomas
Ching
Coursa
North Carolina
Dulcinea Inspires Civility During Invasion
Monaleur de Racen recalls how French troops entering Toboso spared residents and cheered at sight of Dulcinea. The phrase Ah there is Dulcinea! lightened fear and fostered a bond between invaders and locals during the Invasion of Spain.
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Vadal
Don Quixote
Monaleur de Racen
Spain
Bonaparte
Toboso
Dulcinea
Cervantes
P Wainan
Wey
Hele
Dyelnen
Dan Quixote
It Is Time To Fight The Tired Feeling And Blood Purity
Aimed at readers plagued by fatigue and nervousness, the notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that revives vitality and digestion. It cites I R Squires of East Leverett Massachusetts who reports renewed appetite and energy after taking the remedy.
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Hood
Flood
I. R. Squires
East Leverett
Massachusetts
Beecham
B.e.allen Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla The Greatest Medical Discovery
Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the era's leading medical breakthrough. The advertisement emphasizes cures and health benefits, urging readers to try the tonic and trust its healing claims.
Remedy Claims Cures for All Ailments in Common Pasture Weed
An article notes Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts asserts a common pasture weed has a universal cure from scrofula to pimples. He cites over eleven hundred cases with only two failures and promotes certificates of value within twenty miles of Boston. The piece also mentions dental innovations and a Columbian Exposition reference, with broad claims about medical progress and a laxative.
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Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Trumpet Calls on Warning Against Unreformed Religion
A jagged sermon-like collection of aphorisms condemns hypocritical piety and warns that the devil infiltrates church life. It urges believers to walk with clean feet, seek genuine repentance, and prioritize action over mere talk amid religious strife.
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Warmen
Jesus
Christ
God
Gord
Devil
Aulan
Lord Plaice
Old Custom Revived At Diplomatic Dinner Parades Attire
At the French president M. Fell Favre's diplomatic dinner, a revived rule required ambassadors and ministers to wear formal dress with braided vented jackets. Attendees, both civil and military, dressed in gold or silver braid, while ladies wore their finest gowns and diamonds for a grand, festive scene.
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Anww
Reepike M. Fells Favre
Chef du Vrotadole
Bank of Rughind Withholds Penny Fractions
The Bank of Rughind does not pay fractions of a penny. In a case involving individuals and gilt stock, fractions accumulated over ten years totaling £140,000 and were paid over to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Bank of
Beardsley as Artist and Collector in 1893 Commentary
A fragmented portrait of Aubrey Beardsley with notes on his youth in London, early career steps, and plans for a forthcoming book. Opinions on black and white art, influences from Burne Jones and Paris de Charannes, and Beardsley’s stance on offensive imagery are interwoven with brief anecdotes about book collectors and a list of apostle martyrdoms. The piece also scatters short advertisements for health remedies and beauty products of the era.
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Aubrey Beardsley
Beardsley
Orst
Vepus
Tannhauser
Burne- Jones
Payls de Charannes
Ferling
Botticelli
Wis
Ife
Magdalene
Dusty Sausage Sinus Tonic and Child Care Elixir
Fragmented OCR notes claim various folk remedies cure chills fever dyspepsia nervous trouble and kidney ailments. It mentions a tonic preventing miasma and a bitters remedy for stomach issues, rheumatism, neuralgia, and vitality issues. Also copied is a dubious claim about dragon wing speed and a child’s remedy for colic.
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Tropics
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