Dyspepsia Controls Its Victims Life and Habits
The passage describes dyspepsia as a dominant ailment that governs sufferers. It asserts the condition compels eating and drinking choices and imposes a restricted, self denying lifestyle. The text frames dyspepsia as a powerful, enslaving force over the body.
Ayer's Pills Praise From Mrs. H. B. Anderson
An advertisement cites Mrs. H. B. Anderson of 15 Williams Street Grand Rapids Michigan praising Ayer's Pills for curing many cases of dyspepsia and claims they will cure you if you suffer from the same illness.
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H. B. Anderson
Williams Street
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ayer
Wonders of Perception and Sensory Timing
Prof Richet notes limits of senses in rapid stimuli. Ear and skin distinguish sounds and taps at high rates, while sight fails to resolve fast spinning patterns. A clock’s rapid clicks test counting ability, and a revolving disk shows gray at high speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Richet
Globe-Democrat
Eczema Cure Claim Promoted by Swift's Specific
Advertisement asserts eczema is a blood-related condition and that doctors cannot cure it. Swift's Specific is promoted as the only remedy capable of reaching deep-seated blood issues and curing eczema.
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Rful
Swift
Atlanta
Georgi
June Session Proceedings Show Road Work and Pension Decisions
The June 7 1898 meeting of the board approved numerous payments for tax lists road work lunacy trial services and county farm expenses. They ordered support for a child of Alice Bullard and denied a pauper pension for Emeline Doster. Road routes in Meansville and near Slade’s mill were reviewed and citations for road openings ordered in county papers. The resignation of a Barnesville district road commissioner was accepted and a district line adjustment was refused. The column ends with a moral paragraph promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Means
Henry Sparks
R. F. Strickland & Co
Concord
Nathan Phillips
John H. Starr
Eppinger
Ike Lesner
Paulonville
C. L. Butler
Meanstract
W. C. Harrell
New Road
Barnesville
Sullivan, Slade & Co
J. Coggin
Ville
J. M. Middlebrooks
F. S. Drewry
Lucy Moore
J. R. Graves
S. R. Green
M. G. Harrison
J. W. Hightower
G. B. Ridley
J. H. Milner
Alice Bullard
WADE
Messrs
A. L. Taylor
S. S. Barrett
J. C. Liffey
Emeline Doster
Second District
Gabriel Pitts’ Place
Spalding
J. Dan Woodall
B. T. Woodall
Meansville
Effinger
Prometheus
Mount Caucassus
Dr. Pierce
Disfigured for Life Treatment Guide Featured
A vintage medical pamphlet from Boston discusses cures for disfigurement and skin humor remedies. It cites warm baths, mild medicines, and topical applications as treatments while noting broad availability and free guidance for parents seeking cures for infants.
The Habit of Devotion and Worship
The Christian should cultivate devotion as the faithful practice of worship and communion with God. Even the unconverted sense a need for divine presence, and profound restlessness arises from the heart’s separation from the Maker. True peace flows from restoring fellowship with the infinite Spirit through worship.
The Presidents Flag and Ocean Travel Limits
An ordinance officer recalls that the presidents flag was not new but never widely used. He notes President Arthur’s brief ocean trip under the flag raised constitutional questions about leaving the United States while in office. Lawyers said any departure under a flag was risky, and the issue largely ended with Arthur.
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McKinley
Army
Navy
Arthur
New York
United States
Newport
Justice Miller
United States Supreme Court
Jeremiah Black
Pennsylvania
Andrew Johnston
Johnston
Niagara Falls
Johnson
Judge Black
Washington Star
Browns' Iron Bitters touted as ideal health tonic
The classic medication Browns' Iron Bitters is praised for universal health benefits across men, women, and children. It is widely sold by dealers.
Not all adversity is evil in shaping character
Difficulty, adversity, and suffering are not always evil but often forge strength and virtue. Some men require great hardship to reveal their character, and once conquered, hardship becomes an incentive to progress. Prosperity does not drive perseverance as much as adversity and poverty do.
DeWitts Little Early Risers Praised in Milesburg Letter
S. and P. Jones of Milesburg Pa report forty years of family use with DeWitts Little Early Risers praising them as the most satisfactory laxative or cathartic. W A Weicut adds endorsement.
New Era in Medicine Promises Relief and Longevity
A Lancaster, Pennsylvania woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing severe female disorders after failed medical treatment. She reports improved strength, fewer fainting spells, and renewed ability to perform daily tasks. The pills are said to act on blood and nerves, restoring health when doctors fail.
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Ada M. Herr
North
Charlotte Street
Lancaster
Biss. Herr
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