Rheumatism Cure Claim Through Blood Remedy
A Springfield man reports severe rheumatic pains eased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The testimonial states that external applications failed, while the pills purify and enrich the blood, expelling the poison and curing the disease. The ad claims the pills are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Thad
Thomas Stephenson
Greenwood Street
Springfield
Mass
No Failure Too Deep for a Spirit That Rears Again
The passage urges that failure is not final and cites Scrooge’s late life transformation from a miser to a generous figure as proof. It notes time and wealth shape daily life, with success possible after repeated defeats, echoed by Success Magazine.
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Scrooge
Toney-Grubber
Vickens
Success Magazine
Donan Kidney Pills Helped Deppe Farmer Back Pain
J. B. Corton of Deppe North Carolina says kidney pills restored his strength after years of back pain. He could not walk far or ride easily before using Dean’s Kidney Pills, and after relief he walks and rides long distances feeling twenty five years younger. He shared pills with neighbors and endorses the remedy. Trial free Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. For sale by dealers. Price 50 cents.
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Donan
J. B. Corton
Deppe
N. C
Dean
Donn
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
City Delighta Visites and the Roof Garden Debate
In a skit style exchange Mrs. Firstflat asks about association with Mrs. Topflat. The reply denies any ties and condemns living on the street amid smells and street noise versus the comfort of rooftop music and gardens.
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City Delighta
Rates to four regions via Nickel Plate Road schedule
Momeseekered announces rates to West Northwest Southwest and South via Nickel Plate Road on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly through April 18. Information on routes and rates available from Agent or C A Anterdin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana phone 687.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Anterdin
T. Pua
Fort Wayne
Ind
Remarkable Opals and Odd Lost Treasures Lobelia
A fossil opal fragment reportedly from a ciniollnsaurus in Australia weighs 1150 carats and stirs talk in New York. Also recounted are curious hoards and hidden treasures found in boxes, cushions, and furniture across Europe, including old ladies’ boxes containing thousands in gold guineas and banknotes, plus dramatic cases of concealed wealth discovered after deaths.
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Australia
New York
Vernewil
British Columbia
Anys Conway MacMillan
Murry Street
New York City
Scientific American
C.H. Rieber
University of California
Stanley Jevons
Irish Sea
Carlo Baese
Florence
Chevaler Prokhero
Pere Antoine
Paris
St. Pancras
Walter Samuel Mott
Mott
England
Concealed Treasure Hidden in a Parisian Statuette
A Parisian named M Bous follows a dusting maid to a surprising find inside a Ball statuette. A hollow interior yielded a bundle worth 11000 francs and a costly diamond. The tale joins other cases where statues serve as hidden caches for valuables.
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M. Boussigue
London
Kharkoff
Russia
Secrets of coffee oil and aroma, as told by a critic
A man observes coffee oil on water and asserts the oil reveals the beverage’s quality. He claims true coffee flavor comes from extracting and preserving this essence, noting it’s best made by skilled cooks in affluent homes and rarely by the average American housewife.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Pawnbroker Revealed by Stranger Meet
A young medical student meets a white haired, dignified man and cannot recall their prior meeting. After a tense moment they part without names. A waiter reveals the stranger is a pawnbroker, clarifying the mystery through a humorous exchange.
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Walter
Dead Letter Office Note Mirrors Postal Fracas
A clipped fragment recounts a Postmaster jesting about sending a questionable letter to the dead letter office in Chicago. The tone suggests a bureaucratic quip amid postal confusion. No further details are provided.
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Chicago Tribune
Peruna cited as cure in letters to Dr Hartman
In a dated January 10 1807 letter John Q Atkinson of Independence Missouri and others report long conditions including chronic constipation rheumatism and catarrh being cured after using Peruna and Manalin. The note quotes multiple testimonials praising Peruna with an offer of free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbia Ohio.
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Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
Entarrh
Leo
John Q. Atkinson
Atkinson
Peruni
Peruria
John C. Atkinson
Indeependence
Ana Schwandt
Santern
Minn
Alla ' Schwandt
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbia
Ohio
Magistrate questions drunkenness remark in court
The dialogue features a magistrate and a prisoner debating a drunkenness charge. The prisoner quips that a person who is drunk thinks themselves sober, while noting the policeman also appeared intoxicated. The exchange highlights comic exchanges in a drunkenness case.
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Wen Og Wan
Stump Puller Ad Praises W. Smith Grubber Machine
The Twentieth Century Stump Puller by the W. Smith Grubber Company of La Crosse Wisconsin is advertised as superior for clearing land from stumps grass and brush. It is warranted to work better than any other machine and also against breakage, offering double assurance.
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W. Smith Grubber Company
la Crosse
Wis
Bluffed Out By A Charity Tongue Tamer
A Detroit free press snippet notes a humorous exchange where Mrs Chatterbox declines joining a charity group and jokes about starting by keeping silent after a suggestion from women to do something charitable.
Allen's Foot-Kase Powder Ad for Foot Comfort
An old time ad promotes Allen's Foot-Kase powder that eases feet ailments including corns bunions and callouses. The product claims to make shoes fit better and lists 25 cents price with free sample by mail. Address given for Allen B Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
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Zour Desler
Allen
Allen B. Olmsted
le Roy
Just Canghe. Husband-I Don't Believe That Fish Be Fresh.
Dialogue captures a tense exchange between a husband and wife over a fish’s freshness. The wife defends the catch claiming it is fresh from the ocean, while the husband doubts its freshness due to odor and saltwater scent.
Guaranteed cure for piles and refund offer
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT and a refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. The text also includes scattered, garbled phrases about pie, boarding house life, and a Buckwheat breakfast theme, lacking coherent context.
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Bray
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OL Ae
Deacon Good
Boston Transcript
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Schwandt
Sanborn
Pacific Coast
Via
Wabash R
Wabash RR
Arizona
Nevada
California
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Washington
C. S. Crane
St. Louis
Lprisoner
Y’r. Bonus
Perliceman
Tower CO
Boston
Waqs
U.F
WEF Canadian Co, Ltd
Toronto
Canaba
Balzey
Ong
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