Stricken by Paralysis Recalls Cure of Mrs. Wolcott
The Courier-Herald recounts Mrs. Rath Wolcott’s paralysis strike at Blanchard Isabella County Michigan. After two weeks on Dr Williams Pink Pills her left side regained strength and she can walk and visit neighbors. Drugstores report high demand for the pills.
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Buch
Rath Wolcott
H. B. Wolcott
Guapel
Blanchard
Isabella County
Michigan
Courier-Herald
Dr. Williams
Frerald
Sweet Old Story and Modern Wheels Spark Belmont Lawn
A Philadelphia Record report describes a cheering Belmont mansion scene where a couple sits on a bench under electric light as 500 to 600 spectators enjoy a band and “softies.” The crowd notes the man’s singing and the woman’s sharp remark about finances and a new bicycle.
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Belmont Mansion
Philadelphia Record
Mother Goose Traditions From Early America and Rapid Papermaking
The article recounts Elizabeth Foster known as Mother Goose born 1665 in Massachusetts Bay, marriage to Isaac Goose, linked to Old South Church Boston, and her 1716 melody collection printed in Boston by Thomas Fleet, ending with her death in 1754. It also notes an Austrian trial showing trees converted into newspapers in 145 minutes, from forest to press.
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Mother Goose
Elizabeth Foster
Colony of
Massachusetts Bay
Isaac Goose
Old South Church
Boston
Thomas Fleet
St Louis Republic
Austria
Eisenthal
Sam Jones Endorses Newspapers as Truth Detector
Evangelist Sam Jones praised newspapers, saying a true life fears no press and that modern papers are the best detective forces in the country. He urged removing restraints on journalism, asserting shams and frauds would be hurt while honest folks gain scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Court of Justice
America
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Strength Booster
An advertisement claims weakness yields strength after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It emphasizes purified blood and vitality as benefits from the tonic.
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Hood
Debaters Stage Racialized Silver and Gold Exchange
A visitor recalls a St Louis national convention encounter between a colored resident and acquaintance. They discuss silver and gold standards, prices of chickens, and the broader political implications with dialectal humor and sharp points about depreciation, wages, and policy loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Jonsen
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The
Courter- Herald
Saginaw, Mich
Harbor Springs
Mich
Northern Michigan
George W. Childs
Bay View
Childs
Thad
Rink
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Wweanary Bros. & Co
Macon, Ga
York
A . Ays
Imertca
Rootbeer
Charles F. Hires Co
Philatelphia
the. Packare
Thinacura
Teinacura CO
Broadway
Parker
Chichester
Mallada
TER
William H. Harvey
Chicago
Harvey
DeWitt
W. A. Wright
Boldwater
Mr. Jonsen
Bradder Boldwater
Bradder Jonsen
Brudder Jonsen
Mainneapolis Journal
Atkinson
Capitol
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
New York
Castoria
Brewers Lung Restorer
Henry J. Lamar & Sons
Barnesville
Georgia
Turner & Progt Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Candler
E. G Branson
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