Gold Reward Offer by Seal and Hathaway Co
The firm Seal and Hathaway Co announces a bold medical proposition offering $50 in gold to any person cured of a chronic disease under their treatment plan. They promise full provision of medicines and care or forfeiture of the reward if the patient follows actions and the case is curable, asserting financial responsibility behind the offer.
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Sealand Speciali
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Dr. Hathaway & i Co
Broad Street
Atlanta
Smokestack Tower Sparks Debate in Construction Amid High Criticism
A reporter questions the massive smokestack being raised as the architect defends the project saying its aim is to reach beyond higher criticism. Workmen roar in the background as the towering structure advances.
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Chicago
Early Riser: Promises of Longer, Wiser Life
Ad text touts health benefits of Dr Miles Pain Pills and claims better living through rest and punctual rising. It presents a period style cheer about vitality and longevity linked to the product. The copy emphasizes wellness and routine rather than medical authority.
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Barly
Saint Pancras Saint of duty inspires young Christians
The essay recalls Pancras born in Phrygia who, under Roman persecution, refused to deny his faith and was martyred by Diocletian. His courage is praised as a model for youth, noting churches and a London district named for him and the Church of England’s veneration of St. Pancras.
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Bessie
Don’t Neglect Your Liver and Browns Iron Bitters
A vintage medical notice touts Browns’ Iron Bitters as a cure for liver troubles and health decline. It claims the tonic maintains liver order and permanently cures increased symptoms, promising renewed strength and vitality with regular use sold by all dealers.
Water of life from the unending spring
A village on the Welsh coast depends on wells and a drying spring. A girl explains that while streams may fail in heat the higher spring and an unfailing brook supply water, like the never-failing gospel from the Rock of Ages. Our Young Folks compares this to salvation flowing to all.
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Welch Coast
Free bottles offered by T A Slocum for consumption cures
The Great Chemist T A Slocum of New York pledges to send three free bottles of his remedies to any reader suffering from consumption and lung diseases. He claims a proven cure and cites thousands of testimonials from America and Europe. Send name and address to 98 Pine Street New York and mention seeing the offer in the Gazette.
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T. A. Socum
T. A. Slocum
New York City
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Where Have You Put Your Ladder
A reflective meditation questions the reader about spiritual ascent and the path chosen in life. Quoting Ethel Stoddard Parsons from the New York Observer, the prose contrasts descent into darkness with ascent toward heavenly light and asks whether one climbs, balances, or circles back to start.
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Heavenly City
Ethel Stoddard Parsons
N. Y
John Chambers
Phil
Rogers
Georgia
Uncle John Chambers
Best Cough Syrup Sold by Druggists
A farm oriented essay urges country upbringing for boys over city life. It argues experience on a fifty acre farm builds practical knowledge of nature, health, endurance, and character, suggesting country roots produce success even without city advantages.
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Hie
Tiny Tots Offerings Inspire Free Church for the Poor
A seven year old Philadelphia girl, dying, asks her mother to fund a church seat for the poor. Four dollars saved becomes a church built for those who cannot pay, with wealthier donors and children contributing. The tale ends with a moral about faith and daily duties.
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Philadelphia
The First Wrong Button
A mother and child discuss a small mistake that spirals when a first wrong button is pressed. Janet recalls a prior misdeed against baby Alice and a later lie, learning that one wrong act invites others. The moral stresses guarding the first misstep to keep later actions right.
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Mamma
Janet
Alice
Siamese official expelled in royal decree
The Advocate of India reports a royal decree in Siam expelling Chow Pligh Rax, once a minister plenipotentiary and adviser. He is to be publicly stripped of honors, head shaved for health, and after seven days in must, to cut grass for the royal elephants for life.
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Chow Pligh Rax
Advocate of India
Bombay
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