Hobson's Measles Tale Unfolds From Start to Aftermath
The narrative follows Hobson who suspects exposure to measles after returning from travel. He experiences feverish symptoms and dreams, with his wife tending him as the illness progresses. He records evolving beliefs on his infection and notes a lingering, weak condition with a second possible crop of symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Meaeles
Ia Grippe
Sam
Tam
Mre. Hobson
Caribbean
Farmers urged to avoid reduced cotton acreage by Enquirer Sun
The Columbus Enquirer Sun argues against the Times Advertiser of Brunswick urging a shift away from cotton. It cites history from 1894 95 showing high cotton yields and market prices, noting higher home supplies and meat in abundance. The piece defends liberal use of fertilizers and mules for cotton, warning against pessimistic forecasts and urging farmers to repeat last year’s successful plan.
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Enquirer Sun
Brunswick
Times Advertiser
South
T. A
Sun
Geurban
Ltting
Columbus Enquirer Sun
A Little Child Shall Lead Them
A stern widower and tavern keeper finds inner change when his children ask to pray. Their innocent devotion softens his heart, leading to a dramatic revival transformation and his eventual church membership. The tale centers on faith, family, and a final testament to a child’s influence.
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Cors
Sirs Crenshaw
Chriss
Crenshaw
Coursh
Christ
Christian
Orange Blossom Poses as Female Cure in Advertised Remedy
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom as a poultice treating female troubles by direct application to diseased parts. It claims relief for falling womb dropsy irregular menses and other conditions, offered by J A McGill & Co of Chicago with mail order and safety assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGill
LEMON HONEY SPICE MIX FOR HOT CAKES
Wake the spice and grated rinds of lemon two teacups of sugar two eggs and half teacup of water and two tablespoons of batter in a double boiler until thick. Serve with hot cakes or use as a fixing for tarts.
Man with a History Claims Cure by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Nashville Banner recounts the story of W Thomas Jr of theta Tenn who suffered from chronic indigestion severe weight loss and paralysis like symptoms in 1898. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring his strength weight appetite and steady hand noting improved health and mobility after eight months of illness. He cites renewed activity including a 37 mile horseback ride and reduced heart palpitations.
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Nashville
Bho
W.thomas, Jr
Theta, Tenn
Mexico
Joe Foster
Carters’ Creek
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Silas Farley
Dyesrila
Ohio
Fannie Jones
Anderson
Ind
Miles
Dyesville
Simas Farrer
Dr. Miles
Frank Leslies
Vrpure Montig
ANK Leslie
Sopular Monthly
America
Frank Leslie
THE
Barnesville
Frank L
Mts
Bond
Howe
N.Y
Ustice Lowe
Ridgeway, Mich
C. C. Roe
K J. C. Bodiford
de Funiak Springs
Fla
Cullen & Newman, Sole Proprietors
Knoxville
Tennessee
Acarica
Tole Ae Doone
EB. Tourjée
SER
Jane Ww. Naum
General
Robert EM Barret
Cora Crenshaw
Wille
Mr. Crenshaw
Jess
Mamma
Mother
Papa
Jesus
Aea
Buéaam
Sigk
Bach
St. Vitus
Moore
L.o
Norcross Building
Atlanta, Ga
Dfbulls
Chew Lange
A.c.meyers Co
Balto
Epps
Ivil Service Gazette
Epps & Co., Ltd
Ichemists
London
England
Eton
Mac Geo. Stahi
Quincy
Thichester
Ennyroyal
Gary
Chichester
Madison Square
Venice
Ribcal Coy
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