Local Woman Recovers After Years of Illness Miracle Health Cure
Mrs Jane Culver of Wyoming Wisconsin whose family and neighbors called her hopelessly ill has reportedly recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The 58 year old widow rose from bed walked met friends and now does housework within weeks, with testimonials from her husband daughter and local residents. The article notes the Pills are sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Wyoming
Wisconsin
Marsh
Mrs. Culver
Culver
Harrison
Richard Dunstan
C. W. Parks
Solon Knickerbocker
P.S
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Calkins
New York
Claire Yoyants
Ises
Dr. Williams
Jane Culver
David W. Culver
Mattie Culver
Schenectady
N. Y
Moon's path and its monthly shifts explained
A Youth's Companion excerpt explains how the moon's apparent position in the sky changes with the sun's path along the ecliptic. It covers the vernal and autumnal equinoxes, the moon's slight orbital tilt, daily retardation, and the Harvest and Hunter's Moon phenomena, noting no weather link to moon horn shape.
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Equator
New York
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Ad
An advert touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs colds and consumption with a money back guarantee and a free trial at W H Chambers Drug Store. It promises cures for whooping cough asthma hay fever pneumonia bronchitis and La Grippe and recommends pairing with Dr King’s New Life Pills to regulate the stomach and bowels.
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Dr. King
Home With Mamma A Woman Reflects on Lost Love
A woman recalls a failed romance as she speaks of a lover who claimed he would not put on a hoarse show. The scene centers on a tender moment of heartbreak and memory this morning.
Train Properly Delayed By Fearless Passenger
A railroad worker recalls a southbound run where a mother blocked the track to delay the train until her daughter could board. After heated exchanges, the daughter boarded safely as the old woman waved farewell and claimed to have taught politeness.
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Mary Ann
Shaker Digestive Cordial touted to cure indigestion
An advertisement claims a celebrated anatomist noted use of a 5 000 000 gland stomach and that Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies the glands with materials to produce digestive juice. It is said to strengthen the stomach and gland function naturally, curing indigestion permanently, with price from 10 cents to 1.00 per bottle.
Revival of the yawning match and its old prize cheese
A Youths' Companion excerpt notes yawning as a natural exercise to vent lungs and strengthen respiration. It recalls an eighteenth century English pastime a yawning match with a Cheshire cheese as prize, begun at midnight as participants grew drowsy, rewarding the widest natural yawn and spectators’ sympathetic yawns.
Foiled Agar and the Quarter on the Counter
A grocer weighs groceries as a man in a black coat and yellow tie returns a silver quarter he claims to have found. The dialogue centers on rightful possession and sharp negotiation over the apparent dropped coin. The Detroit Free Press excerpt contrasts old mail messages with quick remedies like One Minute Cough Cure.
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Detroit Free Press
Figures and Thistles Ram's Horn Quotation
A Ram's Horn saying counsels individuality over crowd conformity. It advises seeing people through love, keeping a positive heart, and notes wealth does not equal virtue. It also critiques suspicion and urges self-reflection before judging others.
Georgia’s Young Senator Record Still Not the Youngest
A Georgia senator named Clay will be among the youngest in the next senate but not the youngest ever from the state. Records show nine prior Georgia senators were younger, with the earliest being William Few elected in 1789 at 41. Others include James Jackson 37, William Wyatt Bibb 32, George M. Troup 36, John Forsyth 38, Alfred Cuthbert 34, Thomas W. Cobb 40, and H. W. Johnson in 1858 at an unspecified age.
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Senator Clay
Senate
Georgia
William Few
James Jackson
William Wyatt Bibb
George M. ‘Troup
John Forsyth
Alfred Cuthbert
Thomas W. Cobb
H. W. Johnson
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cures Piles Fast
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped hands and lips, cuts and burns are cured quickly by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is the article most used for piles and it always cures them. Dr. W. A. Wiicut.
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DeWitt
W. A. Wiicut
Women Voter Turnout in Chicago Plummets Since 1892
The 1892 Chicago election saw at least 30,000 women qualified to vote, a strong start that raised hopes for rising female turnout. Yet registration now stands at 5,725 women despite overall city registration soaring to 377,318, leaving advocates of woman suffrage puzzled by the decline.
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Illinois
Chicago
DeWitts Little Early Risers Pills Praised
Soothing and strengthening small effective, the famous Little Early Risers by Dr W A Wi cut describe a relief for stomach and bowel discomfort. TheItem promotes gentle and reliable action with a reputation for quick, noticeable results.
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DeWitt
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Packere
Dr. Miles
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Thinacura CO
Broadway
Chichester
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Laois Ark
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Mamma
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Children Cry
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Dr. W. A. Wiicut
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New Ya Coe
John Wedderburn & C.O
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Neys
New Spencer Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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England
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