Saintly Faces and Pure Thoughts From a Scottish Reformer
An excerpt discusses recognizing holy virtue in faces, old or young, and the soul light within. It argues thinking on true, pure, good things prevents sin and keeps the heart pure, citing Paul and the Lord's law as guardians against defilement.
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Paul
Cure for Coughs and a Schoolyard Rivalry Tale
An old city gentleman confronts his son about a rumored romance with a young woman. The two discuss a rivalry sparked over her, leading to a fight and an unexpected twist as the engaged couple’s future is resolved through shared honor and sacrifice. The Detroit Free Press recollects the anecdote via a local storyteller.
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William
Jimson
Detroit Free Press
Remedy for Kidneys Liver and Blood Promises Sleep Devices
Medical cures and experiments are described including a sleep machine with mirrored panels, a bright ball visual stimulus, arterial clamps briefly used to induce sleep, and an elastic bed battery delivering mild electric current to the spine as remedies for insomnia and related conditions from the San Francisco Call.
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Ben
San Francisco
Admirals Dewey and Hobson fetch top article offers
The New York World notes Admiral Dewey refuses bids up to $5,000 for a Philippines article while Lieut Hobson accepts $6,000 for an Santiago exploit piece. Kipling and Conan Doyle commands in high prices, Kipling at 50 cents a word for poems and Doyle ever lower early works. Other writers command rising rates for fiction and verse.
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Admiral Dewey
New York World
McClure
Philippines
Lieut. Hobson
Merrimac
Santiago
Hobson
Rudyard Kipling
Conan Doyle
Kipling
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
A Wrong Conclusion
A Detroit Free Press item recounts Dodson mishearing a wife request and bringing home the wrong minister. He recalls a prior mix up involving a book and a dream dinner, highlighting comic marital miscommunication and a misguided rescue of a preacher from his sermon.
Browns' Bitters Liver Tonic Promised to Cure Disease
A vintage advertorial asserts neglecting the liver harms health and that Browns' Bitters cures liver disease if used early, promising strength and vitality afterward. Sold by all dealers.
The Mouth Essay As Told By A Compelled Student
A boy writes a class essay on the mouth describing it as the front door to the face and the gateway to anatomy. He likens it to a peach like or brick hollow, a source of toothache and speech, a patriotism fountain and tool chest, and notes its varied associations with politicians grocers or dentists.
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Tempton
The True Wife Quote by Charles Kingsley
A nineteenth century reflection on marriage extols the honest trusted partner who knows flaws yet loves in prosperity and peril. The passage emphasizes steadfast counsel and comfort through fortune and misfortune, contrasting genuine friendship with worldly flattery.
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Charles Kingsley
Two Negro Women Debate A Negro Society In Jacksonville
A reporter overheard two black women discussing a local society described as a laborers' union. One claims members receive weekly $2 when sick and burial costs, while the other resists joining, noting the odd duties linked to funerals and a washboard burden during processions. The exchange ends with one woman displeased and leaving.
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Jacksonville ‘Times-Union
Laborers’ Union
Chile
Darkey
Critical time at Santiago battle praised medicine
A dispatch from July 23 from Santiago de Cuba describes severe diarrhea among troops during the Battle of Santiago and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives and keeping pack trains moving. The letter was sent to the Chamberlain Medicine Co. of Des Moines and advertised for sale by John H. Blackburn.
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P. Ee. Berten
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
John. H. Blackburn
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted for Croup and Pneumonia
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as effective against coughs colds croup bronchitis pneumonia lagrippe and other throat and lung diseases. It claims children cry for it and that the remedy overcomes evil with good.
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John W. Bull
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Cures Piles Scalds Burase
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a cure for piles and skin burns. Claims include relief from irritation, itching, and minor wounds with quick healing promises from a home remedy. The brief promotes the salve as a versatile topical treatment.
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DeWitt
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