Free Trial Treatment Offer for Men Returns to Public Notice
An appeal invites all men to apply at once for a trial of remedies and appliances claimed to restore vigor and cure neurasthenia and related conditions. The Ili nois State Sanitarium states no payment will be taken until beneficial results are confirmed, with endorsements from newspapers and doctors worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Georgia
Candler
Gordon Institute
Jerem Pound
Ilinois
Continents
Gateway of the Orient at El-Kantara
A richly descriptive passage recalls El-Kantara as a gateway between worlds. It notes camel trains to the Sahara, Moslem prayers, and the Atlas mountains framing a dramatic desert panorama. The scene contrasts life and nature and evokes the south Sahara’s warm heart amid red and purple dawn light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Romentin
El-Kantara
E-Kartara
Sahara
Sudan
Atlas Mountains
Browns' Lion Bitters Promises Health and Energy
A promotion touts Browns' Lion Bitters as immensely valuable to women and suitable for sickly children and overworked men. It claims headaches vanish and strength returns, with a glow of health evident on the pallid cheek. Sold by all dealers.
Groton Vermont Reports Hoodlum Don Group Named Dirty Dozen
Town officials warn residents of a secret organization calling itself The Dirty Dozen, formed to commit unlawful deeds. Fear spreads among women who say they dare not be on the street after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLne
Dirty Dozen
Groton
She Could Choose from Twin Babies in Neighbors House
A short anecdote recalls baby twins in a neighbor’s home. Little Ella imagines the stork brought Mrs Blank two babies to allow her to pick the one she liked best, a whimsical innocent reflection from a New York State newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement for foot relief
An ione page ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool swollen hot feet and ease tight shoes. It claims relief from smarting, swelling, sweating, blisters and bunions with a trial package offered free and a 25 cent price from druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
One Minute Cough Cure Claim Grows in Pub Notice
A fragment notes a product labeled One Minute Cough Cure and mentions its claimed curative effect. The text provides no dates, sponsors, or verifiable details beyond the claimed cure.
The Rest of It Poem Fragment by Boston Courter
A verse fragment reflecting on curiosity and rumor. The speaker notes people seek the rest of a tale across genders and ages, from sorrow to scandal, lamenting the endless demand for more details and the human urge to know the rest of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Courter
Ruffles the Baboon Child of a Royal Indian Army Post
In India a white baby named Ruffles is carried off by baboons at a frontier fort. He is later found safe in a hollow tree by his father Ned, a skilled cavalryman, after a dramatic rescue with Sultan the horse. The tale unfolds with navy humor and frontier peril amid military life.
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Ruffles
Raffles
Syce
O’brien
India
Nurse O’brien
Sergeant Brown
Brown
Ehe
Kloof
Captain McAdams
Daddy
Captain McAdamen
Ned
Scott's Emulsion Ad Highlights Winter Health
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a winter tonic for both children and adults. It claims strength, growth, and well being through fall and winter, urges consulting a doctor, and notes pricing and the Scott & Bowne chemists branding.
Farm Life and the Call for Honest Farming Now
LirrLe Ben urges rural readers to return to country living, discipline, and common sense. He argues farming thrives with hard work and thoughtful management, praises contentment in rural life, and warns against urban crowding and overplanting cotton. He stresses family happiness depends on a prudent, steady work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Critical time in the Battle of Santiago cited
P E Burien of pack-train No. 3 writes from Santiago de Cuba in July about severe diarrhea among troops and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives and keeping supplies moving. He says he bought the medicine in Tampa and that four cases were saved. The letter is addressed to the Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa and sold by Joan H Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Burien
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Joan. H. Blackburn
One Minute Cure Promises Quick Disease Cure
A brief, sensational claim touts a product named One Minute Cure that allegedly produces immediate results against disease. It claims early use prevents consumption and helps in later stages, urging prompt action.
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Buffalo Spring & Gear Co
Buffalo
New York
Ilinois State Sanitarium
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Louisa Hale
Jefferson, Ga
Sultan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Scott
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
Battle OF
Santiago
Makifer Wets
Swayne
Cote
Philadelphia
G. Pope Huguley, M. D
Tluguley
John M. Anderson
Barnesville, Ga
New South
E. C. Ripley
New South Savings Bank
Thomaston Street
WM. J. Cox
Chambers
Blalock
Parnesville, Georgia
Chambers’ Drug Store
Main Street
A. Pierce Kemp, M
Chambers Drug Store
Thomaston St
U. R. Next
Geo. W. Jordan, the Barber
W. B. Smith, F. D
W. B. Smith
Greenwood Sanitarium
J. T. Chambers
Lena R. Whitford
St. Germain
Paris
United States
Canada
King Harvardco
Washington St
Chicago
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