Bright Young Country Teacher Regains Health
Ira Wenn a farm teacher from near Greensburg Indiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after long exposure and rheumatic pain. He describes rapid improvement after starting treatment and recommends the pills as a cure for pale sallow complexions and tired nerves. Boxes cost 50 cents each or six for 2 50 available from druggists or by mail.
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Greensburg
Ind
Ira Wenn
New Wennington
Saltcreek Township
Wonn
J. S. Wise
Wenn
A Any
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
No-to-Bac marketed for tobacco regulation cure
Advertising copy extols No-to-Bac as a cheap cure for tobacco desire promising health and manhood. Claims over 400000 cured and urges use for regulation or elimination of tobacco craving. Includes price 50c and $1 and notes effects on kidneys and bowels with mild side effects.
Y.P.S.E. Convention Big Four Route Special Rates
The Big Four Route announces Special Low Rates for Y P S E convention in San Francisco July 7 to 12. From New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis to St Louis and Peoria via Chicago St Louis or Peoria. Apply to nearest agent for full details.
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San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
New
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Gomez's Appeal to President Cleveland Revealed Letter
The Chicago Record reports Mr. C. E. Crosby joined Gen. Gomez's Cuban forces after reaching Spanish lines with an armed escort. A Havana dispatch claims Crosby’s letters to the Record were seized, and Gomez authored a public letter to President Cleveland denouncing General Weyler's methods and urging humane action and adherence to the Monroe Doctrine. The letter, dated March 1 near Sancti Espiritu, appeals for American support and condemns attacks on civilians, calling for an end to barbarity in Cuba.
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Chicago
Chicago Record
C. E. Crosby
the Record
Don Carlos
Gomez
Santa Clara
Record
Havana
Crittenden Mariott
Arroyo Blanco
Crosby
Cleveland
White House
Sancti Esperitu
William McKinney
United States of America
Weyler
Grover Cleveland
Spain
Cuba
America
Netherlands
M. Gomez
Harrison on Reform at Michigan
Ex President Harrison spoke to University of Michigan students on hindrances to law reforms in a lecture titled Some Hindrances to Law Reforms. He argued reforms like corporate law revision and tax method changes fail due to powerful corporations, numerous interests, and short legislative sessions. He urged careful restraint and taxation of personal property, warning against impulsive sixty day legislation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Harrison
University of Michigan
Benders Believed Hiding In Chillicothe County
Special Detective Geo W Caldwell claims Kate and Jake Bender from the Kamn Kansas family who killed nine near Independence are now in this county. He says he will arrest them once Kansas authorities are contacted. Also NY surgeon William H Hanford and nurse Estella Banks were held on $10,000 and $2,000 bail for alleged involvement in actress Fannie Alward’s death.
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Chillicothe, O
Geo. W. Caldwell
Kate
Jake Bender
Independence
Kamn
Kansas
Dr. York
Benders
New York
William H. Hanford
Lee Avenue
Brooklyn
Estella Banks
Fannie Alward
Star Gazer” Company
Piso's Cure Promotes Family Medicine Since 1865
An old Chicago advertorial notes Piso's Cure for Consumption as a family medicine since 1865 by J. R. Madison of 2409 42d Ave. It also touts Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye at 50c, and comments on blood color differences between arteries and veins.
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J. R. Madison
Chicago
Ill
Glenn
Hill
Coughing Leads to Consumption and Sample Remedies
An early 19th century style notice promotes Kemp's Balsam to stop coughing with free sample bottles offered by druggists. It mentions large bottle prices of fifty cents and one dollar and warns delays are dangerous. The piece also references Lyons France and a teething syrup for children named Winston's Soothing Synup, claiming gum relief and reduced inflammation.
Bachelor boarder objects to couple’s breakfast seating
A bachelor who boarded at the hotel for twenty years chafed when the newlyweds shared a table opposite him on their bridal trip and quarreled with the clerk after declaring there is no marrying in heaven. Also a quip notes that early rising can exhaust a constitution from stressing over waking a husband for breakfast.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Daily Bowel Movement Health
An 19th century advertisement extols Lane's Family Medicine claiming it promotes daily bowel movement for health, cures headaches and supports liver and kidneys, with price options and marketing claims of hair regrowth and hair color restoration. It also markets Wasareta candy cathartic as a liver and bowel regulator and references Cascaret candy for costive relief. The note mentions the German Empire being re established in 1871 and a silk production fact about silk worms.
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Lane
Reforms Require Steady Regular Progress, Says Health Note
Reforms need regular steady effort for lasting effect. Abrupt changes are ineffective in the long run. Healthful progress is gradual and persistent, with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters hailed as a leading remedy. Dyspepsia is described as obstinate and said to be cured by it.
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State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Bewitching Slipper Styles For This Season
The Chicago Record notes a wide slipper variety for dancers this season. Satin kid and patent leather options include beaded and plain designs with one to three straps and jewel or bead buckles. A strict rule emerges that slippers must match gown color, black with black and white with white, to avoid bad taste.
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Chicago
Inauguration Musings Then and Now in Detroit
Uncle Benjamin muses on leadership duties eight years after inauguration while leafing a home medical guide for grandparents and ex presidents. He laments infant care authorities and imagines a cabinet of nurses as marching music echoes in the hallway during ceremonies. The scene blends politics with parental anxieties and echoes of tradition.
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Benjamin
Mothers’ Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Curious World Facts from Old Times
A compilation of odd claims about camels in Britain and mummy cats with red hair, mass world brain weight, Norway knitting tests for marriage, Yokohama’s Diabutsu statue, gold weight of a giant statue, and famine bread from wood bran.
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Norway
Yokohama
Diabutsu
Picked Up On Broadway A True Incident
A woman found unconscious in the street is rushed to a hospital where morphine sores are found on her body. Once a well placed New York publishing house employee, she grew ill and turned to morphine. Doctors say a womb polyp could have been cured early with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and urge help for women. A letter from Mrs. Bertua Lehrman in Pittsburgh praises the remedy after years of womb troubles and back pain.
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New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertua Lehrman
Erie St
27Th Ward
Pittsburg
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