Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure For Anemia
An advertisement asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cure anemia by creating new blood. It cites Mrs Thos J McGann of 17 Lincoln Place Plainfield New Jersey who describes severe symptoms in 1903 and says twelve boxes restored health and energy, with her heart regular and cheeks pink. The note gives Schenectady address for the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N
Rheumatism Quip Reveals Plainspoken Exchange
A brief dialogue captures a scornful reply to a patient’s rheumatism concern. The exchange highlights frustration and practical sentiment, with one speaker acknowledging suffering while the other questions the expected course of action.
Cure a Cold in One Day Adjective Bromine Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises a money refund if it fails and notes the price as 25 cents with the Gignature or brand on each box.
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ROVE
The Kaiser Elevates Von Buelow to Prince
After two months of Moroccan controversy Germany and France clashed over dipl omacy. Von Buelow deftly defeated Delcasse leading to his resignation and a dramatic ascent for Von Buelow. The Kaiser immediately proclaimed him a prince in gratitude.
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von Buelow
Germany
M. Delcasse
France
Delcasse
Europe
Theophile Delcasse
Imperial
Frince von Buelow
Historic Homes of Lee Stephen and Gates in Shenandoah Valley
In Leetown West Virginia three historic houses remain linked to Gen. Charles Lee Gen Horatio Gates and Gen Adam Stephen. The Lee home features a two part stone structure with partitionless ground floor and later enlargements while Stephen’s log dwelling near Leetown sits beside Martinsburg road. Washington’s quarrel with Lee and Stephen’s open house lifestyle highlight a decade of Revolutionary War era ties.
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Leetown
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
America
Charles Lee
Monmouth
George Washington
Lee
Shenandoah
Horatio Gates
Washington
Camden
Adam Stephen
Charlés Lée
Lis
Tee
Gen. Washington
Hee
Fort Cumberland
Fort Duquesne
South Carolina
Virginia
Stephen
Martinsburg Nl
Opequen
Uke Morgan
Martinsburg
Odd Confession Sparks Sudden Affection
A character admits being odd and yearning to be different, provoking a dramatic reaction from Miss Passay who throws herself at him and declares her own oddness and desire to be even.
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Miss Passay
Cuticura Cure Praised In Personal Skin Remedy Letter
Claude N. Johnson from Walnut, Kan. credits Cuticura remedies for curing two years of sun eruption and itching after trying a doctor with no relief. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, noting first relief from the initial application and complete cure after additional purchases. Dated June 15 1905.
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Claude N. Johnson
Maple Grove Farm
Walnut
Kan
Patient awakens on table asks reason in theater
The patient at the clinic suddenly shakes off ether on the operating table and asks where he is. He looks at the students in the amphitheater and cries out what am I here for. A voice from the rear benches replies for instance.
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Puck
Patents Granted Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
Reported by Lothrop Johnson, patent lawyers in St. Paul. Names include Byron Baker of Minneapolis for threshing machine, George Beck of Beavercreek for a pool table resister, John Crowley of Duluth for railway track gauge and brace, Henry J. Daws of Minneapolis for a pneumatic stacker, Peter Hiller of Foley for a folding stove, Soren Nelson of Marietta for a shock loader, William Unie of Duluth for a garment fastener.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Byron Baker
Minneapolis
George Beck
Beavercreek
John Crowley
Duluth
Henry J. Daws
Peter Hiller
Foley
Soren Nelson
Marietta
William Unie
How to See Sea Serpents
A skipper braces three glasses before swearing he saw a real sea serpent crossing the weather bow. He hails his crew to study the passing object and insists the sighting is genuine after the third glass.
Fragmentary Proverb Lacks Clear News Focus
A terse, unclear OCR fragment offers no identifiable people events or places. The text presents a riddle-like line without context or datelines to anchor a news item.
Nurse Endorses Lydia Pinkham's Compound For Female Ailments
Letter from Mrs Martha Pohlman a trained nurse of Newark New Jersey urges use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its effectiveness for a range of female troubles including irregular periods backache and dizziness. She cites personal recovery after four months and notes endorsements from specialists and patients alike.
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Martha Pohlman
Chester Avenue
Newark
N. J
Blockley Training School
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lengthy Sermon Prolongs Parish Silence
A stranger asks how long the minister has preached and learns he has served about thirty years, prompting the visitor to stay. In a second scene, a boy asks if Tommy is in the house and the reply hints at a shirt on the line as proof of his presence.
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Hana
Canada
Ottawa
Charles Pilling
Clifford Block
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Jack
Harry
Tommy
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup promising to calm fussy infants, ease crying, soothe wind colic, and relieve pain for 25 cents a bottle as a charitable act for caregivers.
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