Illness Healed by Pink Pills In Chicago Family Tale
In Chicago, Alfred Collier and family recount gratitude on Thanksgiving as their daughter Etta, once struck by severe illness, recovers after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. A Hamilton physician reportedly recommended the remedy, with Mrs Collier and sister corroborating the cure and the family’s improved health. The article lauds the pills as a universal remedy and notes price and availability.
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Chicago
Alfred Collier
Armour Avenue
Collier
Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad
Hamilton
Canada
Etta
Childeen
St. Vitus
Codlier
Lewis
Williams
Miss. A. Commer
Dan Oreena
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Nena Moonshiner's Daughter A Tragic North Georgia Tale
In North Georgia mountains a starving mother tends a fevered girl named Nena as the moonshiner husband is jailed for illegal distilling. The tale follows poverty, illness, and a family torn by law, culminating in the child’s death and the father's return for a sorrowful churchyard farewell.
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North Georgia Mountains
Mammie
North
Georgia
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City UL was told she had Consumption and had no hope yet two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Mr Thos Eggers of 139 Florida St San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold to near consumption after one bottle, two weeks later. Free trial bottles at S B Burr Jr’s drug store. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
S. B. Burr Jr’s Drug Store
Cheap Lazy White Men Scorned By Blackfoot Warriors
In Montana a group of Blackfoot youths sat watching laborers building a branch railroad grade. A bicyclist, first seen by the tribe, rode by and prompted discussion. One said a good white man works hard, while another sneered that the lazy white man sits down to walk.
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Montana
Spring Medicine Promotes Simmons Liver Regulator
Advert says Simmons Liver Regulator clears sluggish liver and purifies blood. A daily dose promises renewal for both men and women, with the Red Z packaging highlighted to find the product.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Prisoner William W Bird Dies in Columbus Prison
United States prisoner William W Bird, sent from Georgia in 1890 for eight years for revenue law violations, died in Columbus prison after months of illness from pulmonary disease. A $400 found sewn in his coat lining two weeks earlier was sent to his son in Muscogee County.
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William W. Bird
United States
Georgia
Columbus
Muscogee
Monumental NYC pavement cost at Vanderbilt residence
The New York City pavement in front of the William H. Vanderbilt home cost over 40000 dollars. A single stone lying directly before the house is the largest known paving stone and cost nine thousand dollars including transport. One Minute Cough Cure provides relief according to Dr. W A Wright.
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William H. Vanderbilt
New York City
W. A. Wright
Gordon Institute Praised by Dr. Candler as Premier Training School
Dr. Candler hails Gordon Institute as the best training school in the State and South with the most experienced teachers, well equipped buildings, and affordable English education plus music art military physical culture and mechanical drawing. He notes Gordon pupils excel in studies and exams.
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Candler
Gordon Institute
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Nena
Angel of
James B. Surru
Merietta Journal
Macon, Georgia
Hofela
Gullett
Magnolia
Macon, GA
Chas. Heaton
Laurel St
Philo
Atlenta, Ga
Bateman
Godfrey
Samuel Pitcher
Patent Office Department of the
Pitcher
Pitcher’s Castoria
Yclergyman
Heenry
Lamar & Sons
Macon
Tetterine
J. T. Shuptrine
Savannah
Gia
Gordon
Institute
Barnesville
Jerem
Pound
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