Munyon Vitalizer Promises Restored Vigor
An advertisement touts Munyon's Vitalizer as a remedy to wind up worn nerves and restore confidence and vigor. It claims 26 tablets per bottle, urges against quack remedies, and notes price and post paid availability from Munyon Gerd and Jefferson in Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Gerd
Jefferson
Phila
Sores Eyes Cured by Cutcura Ointment Claim
A 65 year old man from Mouth of Wilson Virginia reports eye illness resolved after a week with Cutcura Ointment following failures from multiple physicians. He credits improved vision, praising Cutcura and noting no trouble since. The source includes ads and a school question about parental attention referencing Yonkers Statesman.
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B. Halsey
Wilson
Potter ‘Drug & Chem
Cutiura
Boston
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catawh Cure Claim
An old advertisement notes a one hundred dollar reward for any case of Catawh that cannot be cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. It describes the remedy Hall s Catarrh Cure as internal with blood and mucus action and lists Walton Kinnan Manville as wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Hall s Family Pills and Pierce s Pleasant Pellets with brief testimonial snippets and pricing.
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Hall
FB. C
Cheney &O
Toledo
Fr. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan& Manvit
Perry Davis Painkilor touted as remedy for rheumatism
A dubious claim promotes Perry Davis Painkilor as a universal cure used for seventy years with endorsements in a frayed advertisement. The item also parodies a Chicago social figure H C Chatfield Tayor who hosted a Lake Forest circus ringmaster bit at a children's event.
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Perry Davis
H.C. Chatfield-Taylor
Senate and House Work Drowns in Debates and Bills
The session saw swift reading of a President Taft message and its referral to the committee of the whole. Over 350 bills and resolutions were filed, with actions on Zelaya’s arrest, a $2,000,000 Chicago post office plan, jury trials for contempt, sugar fund investigations, and canal debates, all amid adjournments and divided sessions.
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Gettal
Aittle
Rayner
Taft
Zelaya
Nicaragua
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Lundin
Illinois
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Chicago
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Sabath
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Iifhols
Kustermann
Wisconsin
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Payne
Itzgerald
New York
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Alabama
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McDermott
Illnois
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Mann
Marin Panama Canal
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Istéad
Penn
Terling
Munyon Praises Health Over Wealth Motto Behind Medicine
The article profiles Prof. Munyon who built a nationwide medicine business on health over money. He funded top specialists, offered free diagnosis, and sold affordable remedies, often 25 cents a bottle, with a money back guarantee. His clinics spread across the country, and he invites readers to try his cures.
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Munyon
Prof
Munyous
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Sad Mixup and Memory Kept Green
The passage notes a death from yellow jaundice and a musical reference to blues, describing how memory remains vivid amid sorrow. It frames the loss as a somber, enduring tribute without sensational detail.
Simple Rheumatic Pain Remedy Sparked in Holland Vote Note
A home remedy advises a mix of syrups and whiskey for rheumatic pains and fatigue. The text mentions a Dutch women’s suffrage league and a Lutheran church granting women voting rights in church affairs.
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Holland
Foot‑Ease Antiseptic Powder Advertises Comfort
If You Are 2 Trifle Sensitive. ebd out the size of your shoes, many people wear smaller shoes by using Allen's Foot- Ease, the Antiseptic Powder to strike into the shoes. It cures Tired, Swollen, Aching Feet and gives rest and comfort. Just the thing for patent leather shoes. Sold everywhere, 25c. Sample sent FREE to Allen's. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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Allen
S. Olmsted
le Roy
A Matter of Taste Among College Students
A humorous note on student pursuits as one picks a bull pup and another seeks a degree illustrating varied college tastes.
Mark Twain and William Gillette Friendship Joke
Mark Twain, a fellow townsman and friend of William Gillette's father, helped Gillette start on stage as a joke he later called a grand success. Twain mused about whether he preferred Gillette's triumph or one of his own jokes failing.
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Mark Twain
William Gillette
Gillette
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