Aged Woman Rides a Bicycle in Essex County
An article notes an elderly Essex County woman as possibly the oldest living cyclist. It touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as aid for digestive diseases, claiming relief even after dyspepsia indigestion biliousness and constipation have taken hold.
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County
Essex
England
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Strength
The advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a perfect remedy for blood kidney liver and bowel ailments. It includes testimonials from Anna Sutherland of Kalamazoo Michigan and Evizaseta J. Girrers of Moose Lake Minnesota claiming cure of goitre rheumatism and general poor health. Additional remarks praise its health restoring power and value.
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Hood
Michigan
Anna Sutherland
Level Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Evizaseta J. Girrers
Moose Lake
Minn
A. Jacnow
Douglastown
N. Y
A Cruel Bicycle Invention Surfaces In Paris
A French inventor unveils a cruel device for bicycle theft prevention. A steel spike built into the saddle, spring loaded to pierce riders who steal cycles, left a traffic victim bleeding and unconscious, prompting hospital transport. The inventor seeks a patent amid public interest.
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Paris
Stamps and Postage Volumes Ignite Impressive Figures
The article details 2 cent stamps issued in 1898 totaling 2.5 billion, enough to stretch over 389000 miles when placed end to end. It notes other denominations, total stamps around 8500000000 for the year, and a peak height of twenty one miles if stacked. It cites special delivery stamps at 5250000 sold and estimates travel distances for messengers. Massachusetts residents spend about 2.30 per year on postage, with New York close behind and several states at well under a dollar.
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Uncle Sam
Equator
New York City
Europe
Asia
Bombay
India
United States
Mt. Everet
Himalayas
Post Office Department
Massachusetts
New York
District of Columbia
Colorado
Connecticut
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
Woman's Peculiar Ills and Mrs Pinkham's Remedy
A feature extols Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound as a cure for female disorders affecting domestic harmony. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Josef Kino of Sabina Ohio praising relief from womb prolapse bearing down pains leucorrhea and headaches after four bottles plus Liver Pills.
Michigan Legislature Names Spur Humorous Debate
A playful exchange lists four Michigan legislators Fleischauer Neidermierer Oberdorfferer and Stumpenhauser fueling roll call banter as clerks dread the tally.
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Michigan
Fleischauer
Neidermierer
Oberdorfferer
and Stumpenhauser
Insurgent Quip Relates Aguinaldo to Washington Voice
An insurgent asks to be the George Washington of the Philippines. He replies calmly that he has no objection if a historian someday calls Aguinaldo the Washington of America.
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George Washington
Philippines
Aguinaldo
America
Realistic novelist nicknamed brute by anxious wife
A wife returns to her husband the realistic novelist and scolds him for studying their crying baby. He calmly notes the infant’s vowel-filled cries and breathy yells, claiming a clinical study while the husband winks at his own clever romance to avoid future childcare.
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Muzzie
Willie
Harper’e Bazar
Hungarian Peasant Revolt Leader Sentenced for Treason
Stephen Varkonyi the peasants leader in Hungary s uprising last year has been sentenced to one year in prison for high treason. The article describes harsh conditions including fifty days of compulsory labor, wage disparities, and the use of peasants as laborers and beaters, with Varkonyi depicted as a rugged figure inspiring the revolt. It also notes rare stamps from British Guiana selling in Berlin for 5000 dollars.
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Stephen Varkonyi
Hungary
Varkony
Stephen Varkony l
Clean blood and beauty with Cascarets and bitters
A collage of advertisements and health claims includes Cascarets Candy Cathartic promoting clear skin and a healthy liver, Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets promising one day cures for colds, Dr Kline’s nerve restorer, Dr Zurcher’s stance on banned books, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and notes on sea level in Britain.
No-To-Bac Tobacco Cure and Catarrh Remedies Ad
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a tobacco quit solution with claims of making weak men strong and offering a 60c price or $1. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co, Toledo, with a claim of no mercury and internal use, plus tutorials and other pills.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Trall
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