Munxyon's Vitalizer claimed to restore vigor worldwide
An advertisement touts Munxyon's Vitalizer as a quick remedy to restore vigor and confidence for men feeling nervous irritable or low. It promises immediate effects after the first dose and sells bottles at a postal price from a Philadelphia address 53rd and Jefferson. The piece also notes Japan's shell button exports to Germany France and others.
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Munxyon
Poat-Pal Munoyoo
Jefferson
Phila
Catarrh Cure Ads and Curiosities Across Columns
A collage of late 19th century medical ads tout Hall and Fall catarrh remedies, testimonials, and internal tonics. The page also notes household products like Med Cross Ball Blue and Pills, plus a humorous Spain travel anecdote about the American consul and wedding festivities.
Opening of Congress Signals Busy First Day in Sixty-first Session
Crowded galleries in Washington witness the start of the Sixty-first Congress with full attendance as both chambers convene. Bills pour into receptacles, while a Tuesday start for Senate measures and adjournments honor recently deceased members mark the formal opening and planning phase. Representative Sulzer introduces a resolution urging use of U S forces to restore order in Nicaragua and punish President Zelaya for the murder of citizens.
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Washington
Sixty-first Congress
Sherman
Senate
Cannon
Congress
Johnson
North Dakota
Lassier
Virginia
DeArmond
Missouri
Fornain L. Thompson
W. W. McCredie
W. J. Moxley
Minois
Sulzer
New York
House
Nicaragua
United States
Zelaya
Cure for Severe Eczema Promised by Cuticura Ointment
A man describes twelve months of agonizing eczema with intense itching and widespread rash. After trying many remedies he found relief after two or three applications of Cuticura Ointment, continued with Cuticura Soap and Pills, leading to a complete cure. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. advertises the remedies.
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Henry Searle
Little Rock
Ark
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Cuticura Remedies
Boston
Woman charged with murder in St. Louis death
Dora E. Doxey, Mrs. Lorena Basco by prior marriage, is charged with first degree murder in the death of William J. Erder from arsenic poisoning. A Washington University medical dean’s report, after exhumation for Miss Kate Erder, supports the accusation. Doxey, now in Columbus Nebraska, seeks extradition and faces bigamy-related charges.
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W. Jerder
William J. 'Hrder
St. Louis
Dora E. Doxey
William H. Warren
Medical’ Department
Washington University
Erder
Kate Erder
Murder in Cleveland Kitchen Over Money Dispute
Mrs. Josephine Mangino and two children Annie and Jimmie Lu pica were killed in their Cleveland home during a money dispute. Lupica was stabbed and investigators search for Antonio Man and the stepfather.
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Josephine Mangino
Annie
Jimmie
Lupica
Cleveland
Antonio Mannand
Quotable old ads and notes mix in a bustling page
A jumble of vintage ads and snippets covers topics from marriage bureaus to teething syrups and cancer curiosities. Headlines touch on theater plans, ball blue detergent, and a British doctor’s electric flesh theory. The collage reflects era advertising tone and public notices.
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New York Areas
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Japan
Germany
France
Fall
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sea
Maud Howe Eliott
Spain
Madrid
Palace
Emerald Green
Pepe
Visi
Nevar
Indiana
Eigen
Ul eReitt
Howse
Senard
Uct
Trans
Mme
Houston Post
Gil
Gwendolen
Mamma
Brother George
Dr. Pierce
Shanghai
Allen's Lung
Cbs
Yall
Abe
aMd
Ventura
California
Inlow
Colorado
Neilher
Mitchitt
Bears
Perfection
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Serge Ere
Swift's Premium
America
Swift
Swift & Company
Packers ‘Avenue
Chicago, Ill
Vie
W. L. Douglas
Shane
Brockton
W. L. Doug
W.L. Douglas
Mass
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