Women Charm Werth First Essexual Heroine
A scattered 19th century collage notes Lydia E Pinkham health claims and advice for women. It cites a testimonial from Chas F Brown of Hot Springs Arkansas praising the Vegetable Compound, urging health as a key tomarriage and admiration. Other items glance at immigration, punsters, wage data, poll tax legacy, cotton paper, and a Montgomery train return.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas. F. Brown
Maters
Clvic
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Voin E. Pinkhant
Lydia E. Pinkhe
Cuticura remedies cure ten year eczema claim
An applicant reports a decade long eczema on hands spreading to body and limbs. After using Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura ointment, the sores nearly healed and the user claims full recovery. The letter endorses the remedies for skin and blood diseases. It is followed by brief notes on President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and Vermont deer hunting debates.
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E. Valin
Speers Ferry
New York Sun
New England
Vermont
M. B. Wheeler
Rutland
Allington Peak
Montpelier
New Islands Rise Off Alaska Coast Without War or Purchase
The Buffalo Courier notes new islands formed from the sea off Alaska's coast, suggesting some landmasses could be claimed without conflict. It warns that if the U S loses more land to ocean, the country would perhaps be better off, while criticizing fire insurance companies for disreputable practices in San Francisco and calling for accountability.
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Suffalo Courier
Alaska
United States
San Francisco
New York
Verdict for Dr Pierce Ladies Home Journal libel case
A historic libel case centers on Dr R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription after a Ladies Home Journal May issue allegedly attacked the remedy and alcohol content. Dr Pierce sued publisher Samuel U Sok and the magazine for damages, alleging malicious misrepresentation of the product.
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Dr. Pierce Ladies’ Home Journal
Dr. R. V. Pierce
Ladies* Home Journal
Pierce
Iic
Allinst
Cme Journal
Sok
Kidney Pills and Local Robbery Noted in Sparse Ad Text
A scattered historical ad digest reports a San Francisco robbery at a Japanese bank by two men titled TIRED BACKS, alongside multiple medical patent claims for Doan's Kidney Pills and Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy. The items reflect era advertising with brand names, locales, and medical cures, including references to a Waterville Maine restaurant owner praising Doan's pills.
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San Francisco
Express
Earth Health
Posters and sports sparks violence warned in papers
The Boston Advertiser says city murder posters influence youth and may shape criminal thoughts. The New York Sun notes Brown University President Faunce views athletics as training for arbitration and William Lloyd Garrison sees football as a source of war. Another intercollegiate arbitration topic follows.
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Faunce
Brown University
New York Sun
William Lloyd Garrison
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