Cure for Rheumatism: Mrs Hoy Credits Pink Pills
Mrs. M. M. Hoy of 2420 Wentworth Ave Chicago recounts years of crippling inflammatory rheumatism. After failing Chicago physicians she found relief and lasting cure using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, beginning with a Chicago paper recommendation and a move to Indiana for treatment. She reports dramatic swelling reduction and restored mobility within months and says the pills also helped her heart and general health. Notarized sworn statement dated April 22 1896.
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Ludington
Michigan
Manistee
Chicago
Indiana
Elnora
Davisey
Asa Haig
Lake Michigan
Dr. Williams
Ada
M. M. Hoy
A. F. Portman
Notary Public
Weather Signs Warn of Chicago Storms
A Chicago Times Herald piece argues wind direction does not predict storms and describes upper cloud cues for forecasting. It notes calm before storms, the rolling cloud line, and a 2 to 10 minute warning, citing Hyde Park and Jackson Park crowds caught in a recent deluge.
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Hyde Park
Midway Plaisance
Chicago
Jackson Park
Chicago Times Herald
DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure Endorsed as Relief
The text urges the value of instant relief from summer ailments and dysentery in children, praising DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure as a reliable remedy. It stresses that a cure is proven before recommending it.
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DeWitt
A Froud Man and the Editor’s Noble Conduct
A passage praises a fearless editor who navigates conflicting interests with fair play and zeal for his party. It cites his honesty and courage, likening him to Saladin in opposing sham, and recalls John Black’s pride as editor of the Morning Chronicle in a Lord Melbourne exchange.
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John Black
Lord Melbourne
Black
England
Morning Chronicle
The
Gentlemen’s Magazine
Rockefeller's Wealth Noted At Peak Of Philanthropy
Thirty years ago John D Rockefeller was not worth a dollar. Today he is worth two hundred million dollars and is the richest man in the United States. He has given away for charity and education several princely fortunes.
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John D. Rockefeller
United States
How to get off a moving street car safely
A civic note explains the right and wrong ways to alight from a moving street car. It warns that jumping off opposite the car causes falls due to inertia and stresses stepping off with the car's motion. It also promotes gentle digestion tips and endorses Shaker Digestive Cordial as a stomach remedy.
A Nice Place To Live In Europe Klingenberg On The Main
The London Tid Bits notes Klingenberg on the Main as Europe’s happiest town due to full employment tax relief and surplus profits from local fire clay beds kept for town benefit. Citizens receive town profits. young soldiers get 15 marks each. Advertisement promotes De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure by Dr W A Wricut for rapid relief.
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Europe
Klingenberg-on-the-Main
Klingenberg
London
de Witt
W. A. Wricut
Pingree Seeks Michigan Governor's Race on Labor Platform
Mayor Pingree announces a gubernatorial bid built on protecting labor, taxing vacant land equally with others, ending public franchise monopolies, taxing railroad property like other property, and ensuring equal rights for rich and poor. He vows to give the people what they want.
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Pingree
Michigan
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Virginia College
Rondake, VA
Camus
Laores
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Hada
Parker
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Wind and Weather
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