Portraits of New Senators Dawes Hale Hearst Hale and Gray
Portraits of Henry Dawes of Massachusetts Henry Hale of Maine George Hearst of California and others highlight their careers births and early life details The sketches cover Dawes Hale Hearst and Gray with notes on their education political rise and notable roles in Congress and state government
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Dawes
Massachusetts
Hale
Maine
Hearst
California
Henry E. Davees
Henry L. Dawes
Senate
Cummington
Maso
Yale College
Greenfield Gazette
Michosetts
Bhetwar
Ways and Means
Congress
William B. Washburn
Eugene Hale
Farner
Oxford
Ian
Astormey
Hancock
Lagat
Comite
George Hearst
Fon
San Luis
Obispo
Francisco Examiner
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Joseph K Hawley
Mix. Haley
Stewarteville
N. C
Farmington
Jorge Gray
Delaware
George Gray
United State
Benatarium
New Castle
Del
Toles
Princeton College
Labrador
France
Prussia
Prof
Hind
Table
Carlyle
Civilization
Cape
North America
New Zealand
Greenlandia
Rome
Injustice Corrected and Public Statements Questioned
A long excerpt of mixed editorial and promotional prose discusses correcting public statements about medical claims and kidney health. It references Warner’s Sate Cure and various opinions on medical authority, then shifts to household care, glass craft, spiritual healing, and travel ads. The piece wanders through advertisements, medical anecdotes, and curiosities with period tone.
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Tray
Saad
Meas Pune
Caer Eaters Ag
Bergh
Kitveym
Warner
Europe
Austalania
Proser
Cmes
Boston
Eiligent
Perans
Carlyle
Thomas
James
Mary
Jane
Janet
Tersohans
Mney
Manett
Ian
Athletics and Womanhood and the Case for Martial Training
A Lancet commentary argues athletic exercise benefits women by increasing vigor and agility, reducing rigid expectations, and improving vitality for maternity. It contends muscular power, used in moderation, boosts overall health, nerve strength, and natural function, supporting stronger married life.
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Dros
Fragmented 19th Century Ad Copy Assails Knowledge and Pain Cures
A garbled OCR fragment parrots 19th century patent medicine pitches. It mocks ignorance while touting tonics and quack cures such as pain relievers and catarrh remedies. The text references dealers, druggists, and a blend of generic claims, with damaged phrases and nonsensical insertions.
Brooklyn Health Official Endorses Vegetable Cough Cure
A garbled newspaper snippet cites a Brooklyn Board of Health officer praising a vegetable cough remedy as harmless. It mentions a price of 25 cents and includes stray ad-like lines about tonics, toning the market with various products and quack claims.
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Yim Iittion
Brooklyn
Board of Health
Ogi
Boston
Sr. Jacobs
Arnold
Occiedental Hotel
San Francisco
Cal
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OUR House OF Lords
United States
Grant
Hannibal Hamlin
Tor Miler
Maggin & ‘Tevis
Butte City
Montana
Arizona
Colorado
Oregon
Mexico
Idaho
Caleora
Pacifi
Harford
Conn
Hanford
Hartford
Hatton
Free Mont
Ireland
Petersburg
Wilmington
Ichmond
Jourmalism
Harford Courant
Chicago National
Republican Cion
Pel
Centennial Commission
Ite
Andrew
William C. Spraniee
Harvard Law School
Vero Lee
TSC
Waom Cals Loge
New York
Chee
Retroit
Fort Calhouns
Eatrion
Zonnty
Omshaepublican
Chicago
Lin
Ska Terntory
Jos
Thayer
Wyoming
Praident Ohnson
Iside
United States Senate
Tov
C Ht. van Week
Hie Verve San
Utah Commission
Thien
Fea Artin, Sr
Paddock
Fara
Beatrice
New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
Westaurat
Thanny Othr
Woodiamn
Ware
Henry
Fred
Main Street
Utd
N.Y
Natal
Pulmo
Caewell, Hazard & Co
Boston Post
Brown
London
England
Thalve
Ile Pilla
Pas
Ash
Gogeric
Pharoah’s
Wwork
Wen
Pierce Favorit
Hoare
Taint Chung
Ron Bitters
R. W. Tansill & CO
Advertiseri
Pando
Se Wah
Lord & Thomas
Guts Ance
Rey, Wil
Haversville
B.T. Hazeurixe
Warren, Pa
Port Servis
Wagnitons
Lowe
Onliatin
Prenton
Eeunee
Enagenworth
Rinnsenolig'ana St
Part
Minnesota
Watertown Law
Towne and
Villasom
Great Rock Island
Pinata Post
Gagne
Tata
Consie
Alan Pern
Albert Lea
Sthaity
Rspocean
Seton
R. R. Cable
E. ST
Procter & Gamble
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