Woman Cures Years of Inflammatory Rheumatism With Pink Pills
Mrs. George L. Rogers of Canton New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a dramatic recovery after thirteen years of inflammatory rheumatism and related complications. She reports improved appetite mood and energy after using thirteen boxes and regained church attendance and social life.
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St. Lawrence Plaindealer
Canton
N. Y
George L. Rogers
West Main Street
Methodist Church
Dr. Williams
Open letter asserts trademark on Pitcher's Castoria
Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis Massachusetts proclaims exclusive rights to the word Castoria and Pitchers Castoria claiming origin and signature on wrappers. He states no one may use his name except The Centaur Company led by President Chas H Fletcher and dates the notice to March 8 1897.
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Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mothers of America
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Ad and Endorsements
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm as honest and able. West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists Toledo, back up the claim. Cure taken internally through blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills advertised. Church fair remark note.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Advertising Merit and Cascarets Laxative Endorsement
A period advertisement argues that successful advertising must offer real merit. It cites Cascarets candy cathartic as a proven repeater product trusted by druggists and customers, claiming a constipation cure with money back guarantee and recommending readers try it.
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Cascarets
Happiness and the power to get more
The saying emphasizes that true happiness lies not in possessing all desires but in having the means to attain more. It underscores agency, resourcefulness, and the freedom to pursue additional goals.
A Long Look Ahead at the Next Presidential Election
Politicians weigh possibilities for the presidential race while papers predict the outcome. The ad suggests Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can renew health for stomach, rheumatic, or nervous ailments. It also claims love is a disease that keeps a man sick after recovery.
Wealthy by status remains debated among critics
Some people with ample funds are not deemed truly wealthy by observers who value prudence and social influence over mere money.
Candy Cathartic promotes constipation cure claims
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation with refunds if C C C fails. It also markets Whisky and Star Tobacco with comment on effects and quality, plus a note on politeness as a social asset.
General Resume of the Week’s Top Global News
A concise weekly digest summarizing key international events across regions. Highlights major political, economic, and social developments with a focus on prominent leaders, conflicts, diplomacy, and notable market shifts shaping global affairs.
War cloud ends presidential public receptions briefly
In the Senate Mr. Davis steered an amendment to the sundry civil bill authorizing $250,000 added to the limit of cost for the public building in St Paul.
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Senate
Davis
St.aul
British Victory Seizes Wei Hai Wei from China
Reports allege Russia bribed Chinese officials including Li Hung Chang as Britain claims Wei Hai Wei. Redmond faces ejection from the British Commons for disorderly conduct while Lima's archbishop allegedly revives from apparent death. Peking Times notes Russian contempt for Port Arthur access. Leipsic high court denies revision in lese majeste cases against Trojan and Hoffman.
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Great Britain
Wei-hai-wei
China
Li Hung Chang
Russia
William Redmond
House of Commons
Lima
Peru
High Court of Justice
Leipsic
Herr Trojan
Kladderdatch
William
Dr. Hoffman
Hamburger Nachrichten
Deaths and edict extend stage ban across Prussia
Robert Reitza editor of Der Arme Teufel dies in Berlin. Elisha Morrow a Green Bay lawyer and legislator dies aged about sixty. W G Henry Detroit secretary of war and Rennsaeler graduate dies at ninety. Robert Beltza Detroit editor dies from tuberculosis. Lena Barris on stage ban extended across Prussia along with two younger Buarrison sisters.
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Robert Reitza
der Arme ‘Teufel
Berlin
Elisha Morrow
Green Bay
Wis
New Jersey
W. G. Henry
Gen. Alger
Detroit
Henry
Rennsaeler Polytechnic School
Robert Beltza
der Armeteufel
Germany
Lena Barrison
Prussia
Buarrison
Notable Suicides and Executions Reported in Briefs
Frank L Baxter of Manistique Michigan died by suicide at the Tremont hotel in Chicago shooting himself in the temple. W A Lane a farmer near Alius Oklahoma Territory also died by self inflicted gunshot to the temple at age thirty eight. Benjamin Hill was hanged at San Quentin California for the murder of his wife after making a full confession and showing penitence. Lewis Adams aged seventeen is jailed at Norman Oklahoma Territory on an indictment for stealing a horse from his grandfather.
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Frank L. Baxter
Manistique
Mich
Tremont Hotel
Chicago
Benjamin Hill
San Quetin
California
Lewis Adams
Norman
O. T
W. A. Lane
Alius
O.T
Tragic river and railway incidents claim several lives
John Simpson dies in the Wabash River near Mount Carmel and Leander Chance is instantly killed by a gun discharge while duck hunting. Charles W. Crilley drowns on the Indiana side near Mount Carmel. Herbert Dillon, an Iowa Central railway engineer, is killed by a switch engine in Eldora. John P. Montgomery is fatally struck by a Santa Fe switch engine in Lawrence. Mrs. George Carr and her two young children perish in a house fire in Bowling Green.
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John Simpson
Wabash River
Mount Carmel
Ill
Leander Chance
Charles W. Crilley
Wabash
Indiana
Herbert Dillon
Iowa Central Railway
Eldora
Iowa
John P. Montgomery
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Kas
Bowling Green
Ohio
George Carr
Carr
Wheelmen sidewalk ban under revision in Topeka council
Sporting notes report Topeka city council weighing repeal of the ordinance prohibiting wheelmen from riding on sidewalks. In Detroit, Sunday games move to Clark Lake this season. California marksman Adolph Stricker shot 561 rings in 20 shots at a single target, surpassing his own 552 best.
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Detroit
Clark Lake
Topeka
Adolph Stricker
California
Stricker
Plan to Run Scotch Alatect Writers Out of Business
Chicago Record notes a provocative scheme to suppress Scotch Alatect writers with a plan to force them out of the market. The piece highlights the hostile intent and calls for attention to business practices and fair competition.
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Chicago Record
Cascarets Aimed at Cleansing Blood for Beauty
The ad promotes Cascarets as a blood purifier to improve complexion and skin by cleansing the liver and impurities. It claims to banish pimples boils and blackheads and offers a 10 cent option with guaranteed satisfaction at druggists. A closing quote notes how a man realizes his own ignorance when questioned by a child.
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Biesa
No To Tobacco advertisement from Sterling Remedy Co
Silly tobacco quitting scam text touts No To Tobacco as a wonder worker to make weak men strong. Claims cure is guaranteed with 50c or 1 dollar price. Advertisement offers booklet and sample free from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer Trial Offer
Promote permanent cure for nervousness with nofits after retirement use. Free $2.00 trial bottle available from Drs. R. Kline Ltd at 931 Arch St Philadelphia PA. Quack warning about narrow minded critics implied.
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Dr. Kline
Kline, Ltd
Arch St
Philadelphia
Immigrant praises Manitoba farming success and low taxes
S G Maynes writes from Dominion City Manitoba describing his move from Minnesota in 1892. He reports doubling his capital, owning 44 cattle and 18 horses, selling $425 of fat cattle in 1897, and paying no land taxes while Minnesota taxed his stock and chattels. He notes excellent district schools and his son teaching for $420 yearly.
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Dominion City
Man
Immigration Department
Manitoba
Luverne
Rock County
Minn
Canada
Minnesota
S. G. Maynes
P. S
C. W. Speers
Is Consumption Curable Case Proselytizes Ayer Pectoral
A Memphis man recounts his wife recovery from what doctors called consumption using Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. He claims one bottle cured her and notes the medicine also helps coughs colds and bronchial ailments. The ad promotes smaller bottles at half price and a free Curebook from J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
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K. Morris
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. Ayer
Patents Issued to Northwestern Inventors Listed
Last week patents issued include Thomas J. Casey Detroit Minn sash fastener John Edgar Rochester Minn whiffletree center Magnus P Elgin St Paul Minn hydrant August A Engstrand A D Sundeen J C Pope and R W Safford Mora Minn stove or furnace Lars Jorgensen Brownsdale Minn detachable cask Edward Manix Caledonia Minn hog snout cutter Isaac A Milton Bigelow Minn portable grain elevator William A Rossman Detroit Minn stove or furnace Alexander S Stewart Neche N D chopping machine Frank H Wheelock St Paul Minn means for preventing slipping of car wheels upon grades Charles Van Cappellen Brandon Minn game board design Merwnoth Johnson patent
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Northwestern
Thomas J. Casey
Detroit
Minn
John Edgar
Rochester
Magnus P. Elgin
St. Paul
August A. Engstrand
A. D. Sundeen
J. C. Pope
R. W. Safford
Mora
Lars Jorgensen
Brownsdale
Edward Manix
Caledonia
Isaac A. Milton
Bigelow
William A. Rossman
Alexander S. Stewart
Neche
N. D
Frank H. Wheelock
Charles van Cappellen
Brandon
Game Board
Merwhnoth & Johnson
Atent
The Moon Thing
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman notes a whispered romance and a warning to keep it secret as a kiss leads to a hush less than two minutes later.
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Yonkers Statesman
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets Candy Cathartic
The ad promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims lifelong relief and lists price as 25 cents with a 100 count, and notes druggists refund if the product does not work.
Conversation at the hearing noted by Judge
The judge records that the deaf and dumb persons are engaged in an energetic conversation and that Cawker says they are talking straight from the shoulder.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gums soften reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind colic. Bottled priced at 85 cents.
Dialogue exchange from New York Mail and Express
A brief quoted exchange shows one person asking if ignorance is bliss and another replying uncertainty about happiness. The source attribution is to the New York Mail and Express.
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New York Mail and Express
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