Dr. Pierce’s Remedies Praised by Sutter Street Patient
Mrs Mae Trudow of 4024 Sutter St reports health gains after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. She credits six bottles with curing her and gaining 30 pounds. The ad touts Garden Medical as a root based blood purifier without alcohol or drugs in liquid or tablet form.
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Mending China: New methods for fixing fragile pieces
A brief note explains a method to repair china by placing the broken piece in sawdust and allowing it to set. Proper positioning and weight will hold the fragment as cement hardens, enabling a stable restoration.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE ADVERTISEMENT CLAIMS
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as a blood based remedy for catarrh with claims of curing difficult cases and offering a $1000 reward for any failing cure. The text references J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and notes free ventiments for druggists.
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The Man of Might Y Albert E Smith and Pyrus Townsend Brady
Serial adventure episode nine continues as Dick Van Brunt Polly and allies chase Scarface for a flag piece. They rescue bound companions in a dangerous box car crash and regroup to outpace Scarface toward a desert ranch pursuit with wireless gear and renewed resolve.
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Pyrus Townsend Brady
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Teel
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Freezone drops end painful corns instantly
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone promises quick relief for hard and soft corns and calluses. The ad claims no pain or irritation, noting a druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents to remove corns between the toes.
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Adv
Unclear fragmentary item about costume and people
Fragmented text mentioning a daughter Mercy and a father Jim, unclear context, no identifiable event or location.
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Jim
Automobile poet faces sharp critique over reckless lines
A noted eccentric writer nicknamed the automobile poet draws sharp reproach as critics claim his verses drive too fast and threaten safety. The exchange highlights tensions between art and responsibility in public discourse.
Salutation on clothes and a joke from the press
The snippet features a Salvation Army solicitor asking what to do with worn clothes and a grim reply from Hosetter Smith. It also mentions a quip about crying and a note on wishing linen by electricity from Punch.
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Salvation Army
Hostetter Smith
Kansas City Star
London
Father and Son Clash Over Spent Money on Mixs Blondy
A tense exchange shows a father accusing his son of wasting funds on Mixs Blondy while the son admits the money was misspent and expresses willingness to acknowledge the loss.
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Mixs Blondy
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Bayer Aspirin Safety Mark Promises Genuine Tablets
The notice urges buyers to choose the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross and sold in intact packages. It claims physicians prescribe this product for sixteen common aches and pains and notes tin boxes of twelve cost only a few cents with larger packages available from druggists.
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