Remarkable Cure of a Boston Man with Salt Rheum and Rheumatism
A Boston brakeman, James Freeman, suffered salt rheum from infancy and muscular rheumatism from exposure in the railroad yard. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, his symptoms improved markedly, appetite and vitality returned, and he resumed work. He and his wife testify to the pills’ efficacy and promote them to fellow workers, noting a course of about eighty boxes.
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Naval ships lost at sea never heard from
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Mediterranean
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Wasp
Toy Jobber and Traveling Salesman Dialog About Christmas Goods
A New York Weekly excerpt shows a traveling salesman arguing that a large charge for liquor to customers is justified. The toy jobber replies that sending Christmas toys in July requires getting people drunk to boost sales.
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Jones's Say Prompted Call for the Question
A wordplay passage questions what Jones said or did not say. It shifts between reported speech and self referential claims. The piece centers on the ambiguity of Jones's statements and the vocal demand to proceed with the question.
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Georgia Democrats urged to back Atkinson for governor
The writer urges Georgia Democrats to support Atkinson as governor, condemns fusion politics as poor policy and a snare to catch voters, arguing there is no reason for Democrats to oppose him.
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