After taking Ayer's Pills life feels worth living
A testimonial claims the pills restore digestive function and mood, lifting constipation burdens. The user reports renewed energy, reduced gloom, and a new sense that life is worth living after the treatment.
Fortune for a Vase in Sevres Porcelain Auctions
A London Tit-Bits item details record-breaking vase prices and notable sales. It notes the Earl of Dudley paying ten thousand guineas for an early Sevres vase, later resold to Baron Schroder for 8000 guineas, and 1895 Lynes Stephens sales for an ovoform Sevres vase with Wouvermans figures at 5000 guineas. It mentions the Gros Bleu Sevres egg vase bought for 8000 guineas, the Barberini Portland vase at 1000 pounds then 1800, a Marquis of Montcalm gift pair auctioned at 1995, and a giant eight-foot jasper vase valued at 1500 pounds.
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Lynes- Stephens
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Morin
Earl of Pembroke
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South Kensington Museum
British Museum
Sir. W. Hamilton
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Christie's
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Quebec
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Paris
London
Baluchistan Medical Trust and Punishment Practice
In Baluchistan a physician who administers a dose must take a similar one to prove good faith. If the patient dies, relatives may seek execution of the doctor unless a prior agreement frees him from responsibility. If the relatives decide on immolating the physician, he is expected to accept his fate.
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Ayer
Baluchistan
How She Did It Mind Reading at a Madison Street Diner
A Chicago Record tale describes a Madison Street restaurant cashier who seemed to know customers’ payments and change. The girl uses ticket colors and ready coins to provide exact change, explaining she reads the color of checks to determine price and prepares money accordingly.
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Madison Street
Morgan le Fay
Heller
Chicago
Game of His Life On Garden City Links Ends With Lost Ball
A golf round at Island Golf Club in Garden City New York ends in comic disaster as a swaggering young woman and her companion George miss the final hole after a dramatic chase. The man declares the round the game of his life as misfortune mounts with a bunker and a wayward drive.
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Garden City
N. Y
George
New York
Railroading as a Career Says Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M Depew extols railroading as a permanent, high opportunity field requiring health brains honesty and hard work. He stresses military like organization and the need for adaptability whether outdoor or indoor, with promotions earned by constant hustle.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Troy Polytechnic
Stevens Institute
United States
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promises Strength From Digestion
Tired people gain strength by proper food digested with Shaker Digestive Cordial. It claims to ease digestion, revive energy, and provide immediate relief with long term cures. Sold by druggists with a trial bottle priced at 10 cents.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Cures Burns and Sores
An old advertisement notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for burns scalds and berus which likely refers to skin irritations. The copy markets its soothing action and widespread pain relief claims to attract customers.
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DeWitt
Consumption and the promise of Dr Pierce’s Discovery
The article argues consumption is partly hereditary but can be prevented with strong lungs and healthy blood. It praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for curing up to 98 percent when used as directed. It claims the medicine expels disease germs, enriches the blood, and improves appetite and digestion. Readers can send 21 cents in stamps to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association for a medical adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
Buffallo
N. Y
Common Sense Medical
Doctor's timely aid saves life in Cincinnati scene
A substantial Cincinnati citizen hails a young physician for saving his life after a sudden illness two days earlier. His wife sent for the doctor but he was not in, prompting the dramatic rush to secure aid.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Browns' Iron Bitters Promises Liver Health
An advertisement urges men to guard liver health with Browns' Iron Bitters. It claims frequent use keeps the liver in order and that the remedy can cure existing disease, restoring strength and vitality, with distribution through all dealers.
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M Haygood
Evelyn
Phrase “down in the mouth” linked to Jonah tale
The remark suggests the idiom originates from the biblical Jonah swallowing by the whale. It implies a dire mood tied to the story of Jonah and the whale.
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Jonah
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