Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound A Backache Remedy
An advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves backache and related symptoms. It features patient testimonials including Matting Glenn of Cincinnati who says multiple bottles ended years of pain and led to regained health and weight. Mrs Pinkham offers free letters of advice.
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Rhodes and de Hirsch in a world of power and charity
A panoramic look at Sir Cecil Rhodes rising to fame in the Cape Colony and his downfall tied to the Jameson Raid. The piece contrasts Rhodes with Baron de Hirsch, praising the latter for vast charitable works across Argentina Turkey Armenia Russia and beyond and lauding his enduring memory.
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Armenia
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Rothschild
Baron de Hirsch tribute and Garfield family notes
A Chicago Record editorial honors Baron de Hirsch for his charitable life and recalls the generosity of Peter Cooper George Peabody and George W. Childs. It then surveys President Garfield’s sons Harry and James Garfield and their careers in law business politics and architecture, with details on marriages children and residences. A Philadelphia Laquirer piece retells a Mexico City pickpocket anecdote and notes Prof Roentgen’s Florence reception and swift departure.
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Iivate
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Mentor
Washington
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Pink Pills Save Life Becomes Seemingly Chronic Illness Cure
In a New York City feature, Morris Preslaner recounts a severe kidney illness traced to a spring cold. After doctors failed to help, he found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, taking three then four boxes to walk again and expect full recovery. The advertisement touts pills as restoring blood vitality and nerves, available by mail from Schenectady.
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Morris Preslaner
Pitt Street
New York
Mr. Preslauer
Truman Nichols
East Broadway
Nichols
Dr. Williams
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