Some People's Folly Promising Salvation Oil Cure
An editorial critique promotes Salvation Oil as an ultimate cure for rheumatism. It cites a testimonial from G. F. Schrader of Pierce Nebraska claiming full relief after two bottles. The piece warns against substitutes and urges purchasing Salvation Oil at 25 cents.
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Pierce
Neb
Earth
Remembering a Cat's Nine Lives and Cheer
The Boston Woman's Journal speaks with gentle, soothing cadence about the value of comforting a cat with many lives. It muses on empathy for life, urging kindness to animals and the joy brought by a friend who shares in sorrow and companionship.
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Cushman Drug CO
Vincennes
Ind
U.S. A
Boston Woman's Journal
Poker gamble ends in brave death on frontier
A westering man recounts a dozen year old escape tale from New Mexico era peril. Four men including a scout gamble to decide who will ride to warn a pursuing army as Indians close in. The survivor, an English youth, wins a fatal hand and dies later, while the narrator reflects on the costly gamble.
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New Mexico
United States
New York Sun
Immigrant Armor Trialers Claim Death Immunity Vests
Four American millionaires have worn Sheffield steel vests and coats claimed to grant immunity from death in ordinary assassination attempts. Made of light chain mail, the armor supposedly resists dagger or sword thrust after a brief adaptation period, though it cannot stop a bullet. The concept traces to English statesmen already using such armor since the Fenian riots.
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Sheffield
England
Cincinnati Enquirer
Royal Invaded Corner by American at London Wedding
An American guest at a London wedding accidentally stood between a queen’s daughter and a royal, sparking stares and whispered rebuke. Guests kept distance, while the royals remained on display and the scene highlighted strict etiquette over democratic equality.
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London
Duels and the Fear of Silence Across Nations
A historical sketch notes how dueling persists from Germany to England as a social fear rather than a pure quest for combat. It recounts Paris during the occupation, a pistol sword lance episode, a chimney ruse in darkness, and Byron in a tavern duel with royal privilege cited as a shield once enjoyed by peers.
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Paris
Miies
Waterloo
France
Fitzgerald
Ireland
England
Lord Byron
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