Pink Pills Promote Health Across Family, Ohio Testimony
Mrs. Gossett of Uhrichsville Ohio credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after nervous prostration and stomach troubles. She notes quick improvement after three boxes and says the pills kept her and six children well. Her daughter improved from head pains to robust health. her husband also found relief from rheumatism. The family urges others to try the remedy, sold everywhere and said to cure anemia and other weaknesses.
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Rosband
Williama
Gossett
Dr. Williams
Wiliams
Minnis B. Gossett
Uhrichsville
Tusca
Jambores
J. M. Coleman
Dodd
Dodd'sidney
Bright
ES Bisby
Pille
Untold health pains shared by a worried mother
A mother recounts her baby health struggles and her own stomach distress over years, describing dizziness spots in her eyes and heart pain. She began seeking help after a friend advised remedies and notes the child’s illness worsened since birth.
Provincial art and New York satire in Wallace Irwin piece
The passage critiques provincial taste and high art in New York through ironic references to Subhas FRC, K. Mannfeid, and Heinrich Conried. It notes performers may fail to be hits yet mocks New York's self image and public reception as Irwin weighs art versus audience.
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New York
K. Mannfeid
Heinrich Conried
Wallace Irwin
N. ¥. Globo
Not an illusion not an illusion
Marjorie Mergin, a hospital nurse in training, secretly works at St Pauls Hospital while a medical student Frank Ashton watches over her. A love triangle emerges with Bee Paget and poet Paul Burton as past and present temptations, leading to tense encounters at an At Home invitation as the evening unfolds.
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Majorie Mergin
Marjorie
Frank Ashton
St. Paul's
Paul Burton
Lympstone
Bee Paget
Bee
Mr. Paget
Paul Morton
Burton
Paul
Illusion Shattered as Marjorie Reunites and Weathers a Farewell
In a crowded party setting Marjorie confronts revealed realities about Paul’s marriage to money and seeks solace with Frank Ashton. She confesses she cherished a beauty she’s lost, then goes to a hospital ward where Frank consoles her before she slips away with violets and a final thanks.
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Marjorie
Frank Ashton
Pagets
Bee
Paul
Clinda
Frank
Parasol Tree Rooted Handle Draws Naturalists’ Interest in York
In York, Pennsylvania, the handle of an old parasol has sprouted into a tree in Joseph A. Wisner’s yard. Reported since 1865, the parasol was gifted to Miss Susan Shuey, later tied to Jacob Kohler, then used to support a rosebush. It has resisted removal efforts, drawing wide curiosity while local residents guard against vandalism.
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York
Joseph A. Wisner
Susan Shuey
Jacob Kohler
Cuba opens congress as Palma lauds order and growth
Hogans April 3 Cuban Congress opens with President Palma praising continued order. He notes public school attendance fell 29,400 in the last four months of 1903. He calls for reforms to school boards. The message highlights Cuba's strong finances with bonds at 31.675 million, 11.009 million treasury surplus, and foreign trade gains in 1904. Birth rate and death rate are reported as healthy with no contagious diseases noted.
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Hogans
Palmas
Palma
United States
Cuba
Treasury
American Public Health Association
New York
Wheeler Held Up at Station by Secret Service
Gen Joe Wheeler of Alabama was restrained by a Secret Service man at Pennsylvania Station as he attempted to bid farewell to President Roosevelt. A burly detective halted Wheeler who pressed forward with a cash gesture from the crowd. Roosevelt intervened, guiding Wheeler to the train platform.
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Washington
Secret Service
Joe Wheeler
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Gen. Wheeler
Presdent Roosevelt
Kansas Officials Fight Bond Signatures For State Refinery
Kansas Attorney General Coleman files suit in the Supreme Court to compel Treasurer T. T. Kelly and Warden E. B. Jewett to sign bonds under the state oil refinery law. Officials refuse without stated reason, court to hear justification. Cottonwood Falls seeks suit against Standard Oil over price disparities, amid competition with Webster Oil. Argentine sugar bounty set at 0.1144 centavos per kilo with a 49.08 centavos per pound countervailing duty for imports. A woman burns herself to death in Oregon after setting magazines ablaze. details describe Mrs Charing Hemmers’ fatal act in Orient. Fire destroys Gad Fellows’ home in Conhand, Texas. losses include $18,000 in insurance claims.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Coleman
Supreme Court
T. T. Kelly
E. B. Jewett
Arizona
Emporia
Ariz
Business Men's Association of
Cottonwood Falls
Chase County
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Webster Oil Company
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Portland
Ore
Charing Hemmers
Jarrett
Hemmere Waa
Orient
How Two Women Escaped Pelvic Catarrh With Pe-ru-Na
The article promotes Pe-ru-Na as a cure for pelvic catarrh in two women. It then shifts to a sermon excerpt by Rev. Dr. Washington Gilad urging Christian business conduct. He cites Andrew Carnegie on benevolence during wealth generation and stresses modern Christian responsibility in industry and commerce.
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Columbus
Washington Gilad
Oe General Council of Congregal
Fiat Congregational Church
the Christian of
Andrew Carnegie
Lancaster Knife Murder Shocks Pa. Escort
Ralph W. Kline, 26, an artist, was fatally stabbed by Jennie Good, 18, during a fishing party near Long Park. A quarrel led to the stabbing. Miss Good fled and has not been arrested. The case follows other state news on insurance forfeiture, government receipts, religious reform talk, and local burials.
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Lancaster
Ralph W. Kline
Jennie Good
Kline
Miss Good
Long Park
Peruna claims cure all via correspondence from Dr Hartman
An ad style item touts Dr Hartman s Peruna as a free offer to cure women by correspondence. It cites testimonials and promises youthful beauty and relief from female weakness. Interspersed are brief humorous quotes and notices about tobacco hearts and kerosene costs.
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Hartman
Cure for eczema promoted by Cuticura remedies
An old Chicago Daily Times ad copy pushes Cuticura products for eczema relief. It advises hot-water baths and Cuticura Soap to cleanse crusts, Cuticura Ointment to soothe irritation, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills to clear the blood, claiming benefits for scaly, itchy skin and hair loss.
Blood Balm Cure Claims Seen in Readers Letter
A muddled reader note promotes a topical blood balm for multiple ailments including ulcers eczema and cancer amid a stream of misspelled claims. The text references various remedies and personal opinions without clear evidence or authoritative sources.
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Anos
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Burlington, Vt
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Colum‘Dus
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Yonkers Statesman
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Chicago Daily
Eczema
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Allan
Lion Coffee
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Toledo
Ohio
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Perce Patntino
Vana Tobacco
PQUAL
Soca Ware Beei
Te World
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St. Tre
Persia
Peterlee
Ginner
Pratt, Eagle, Smith
Winship, Munger
Life Jong
Welle Tor
Continental Gin Company
Chartalin, J. C., Adlemts, Gm, Mrwingham
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Practical Business College
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