Life Saved by Pink Pills for Pale People
A Detroit real estate figure, B. Trout, recounts how his daughter nearly died from anemia and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After months of weakness she gained strength, left bed, and fully recovered, prompting recommendations to friends and neighbors. Notary public authenticated the statement in 1897. Pink Pills sold 50 cents per box or six for $2.50.
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Maumor
B. Trout
Detroit
Trout
Griswold Avenue
Dr. Williams
Mich
F. B. Trout
Robert E. Hut, Jr
Notary Public
Wayne County
Michigan
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Billion sheets rise in imagined paper mountain
A vivid comparison stacks millions of newspaper sheets to illustrate one billion, describing a towering pile reaching beyond clouds and oceans. It notes factory workers and forest land values in the United Kingdom United States and Europe to contextualize scale and economic data.
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Alps
Andes
Himalayas
Cleansing Liver Promises Quick Relief with Pills
An advertisement proclaims that a torpid liver hinders life and achievement and promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills as a quick cleanse. Dr. W. A. Wright is listed as a reference.
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DeWitts
W. A. Wright
Property values of major cities in dollars
The property value of London is 3.265 billion dollars. Paris stands at 1.43 billion dollars. New York is valued at 1.355 billion dollars.
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London
Paris
New York
Hall's Hair Renewer Restores Color Amid Distress
Disturbance of the nervous system and sorrow can cause hair to blanch and fall. Hall's Hair Renewer is advertised to counteract this and restore natural color.
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Hall
Fare Medigal Referenence Book Advertisement
The notice offers a self help style reference book for private health issues aimed at men and women. It requests two two cent stamps for postage and lists private diseases and errors of youth. It provides a vague address at 4 So Broad St and mentions reading specialties and opinions.
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Broad St
Pointer For Glerks
A Hardware writer recalls two clerks James and Robert. James earned 12 dollars weekly and quit striving after a denied raise. Robert earned 15 weekly, then 2100 per year, and improved with effort while James was discharged after a year.
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James
Robert
Bicyclist’s Best Friend Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Relief
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve marketed as a universal emergency cream for cyclists. It claims to relieve and cure piles, cuts, bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all skin affections, with Dr. W. A. Wricur endorsing.
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DeWitt
W. A. Wricur
The Newspaper Reporter Advises Frank Cooperation
The passage counsels openness with reporters, noting reporters seek business, not fun. Truthful information yields accurate, respectful coverage, while withholding or misleading causes misrepresentation and trouble. It warns against assuming reporters are malign and urges prudent, straightforward dialogue.
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promises Health Benefits
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon promote their Digestive Cordial made from herbs and plants. It claims to aid digestion, strengthen the body, cure indigestion, and relieve nausea, appetite loss, stomach pain, headaches, and dizziness. Sold by druggists with trial bottles costing ten cents.
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Mount Lebanon
Wise child ponders life as father considers aging mother
A girl on Tilden Avenue asks if “the good die young” and muses on how mamma grew up while her father contemplates aging. The brief vignette captures a child’s innocent question about wisdom and grownups.
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Tilden Avenue
Advertising claim for De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills
An ad copy touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a remedy for indigestion constipation headaches and poor appetite. It claims the small pills act as great regulators and cites Dr W A Wricut as a endorsing source.
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W. A. Wricut
Poor Fellow New Woman Dialogue on Names
A witty exchange highlights evolving views on marriage name changing. The New Woman argues marriage should not require adopting a husband’s name while the Old Bachelor counters that a man deserves to keep a personal name of his own.
Georgia Agricultural Department profits boost school fund
The State Agricultural Department reports it has paid into the treasury about $750,090 for the school fund. It credits revenue from fertilizer inspections, reduced inspector pay, centralized labs in Atlanta, and tightened sampling after shipment to deter spurious products. The department touts efficiency gains since 1890, with increasing analyses and a robust public education effort.
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Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Department
Treasury
Department
Chemical Department
Presnt
Atlanta
Capitol
Union
Georgia
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F. A. Guttenbreger & CO
J. W. Burke & CO
Second Street
Macon, GA
United Kingdom
France
Germany
United States
PAN Aimar Ga
B.m.woolley
M.D
N. Pryor St
Fare Medigal
Dr. Moffet
DR. Moffett
C.J. Moffett
M. D
St. Louis, Mo
Thina
Teethina
Sa Ae End Is
Sir’ — Ra
Ther
the Newspaper Reporter
Gouldn
Ayer
Agricultural Department
Attorung
Centries
Denison Manufacturing Company
Quaerstion
Jefferson County
Cary Tn
Sige
Tennessee
Rave ‘Anonan
Nashville, Tenn
Chicago
Midway
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Pullman
Nashville
C. E. Harman
Atlanta, GA
Draughon's
Practical Business College
Advocate
Advocate Pub.o
Tenn
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Georgia Ryco
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Boston
Merchants and Miners Line
Baltimore
J.C. Haile, Gen
Agt
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