Chronic Erysipelas Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Ida A Colbath of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Mass describes a severe chronic erysipelas attack starting in June 1903 with swelling eye pain and whole body agony. After two months under a physician’s care no improvement, she began Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People taking two pills three times daily and notes inflammation and pain subsiding after the second box and full recovery after six boxes. Pills are sold by dealers or direct from the Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Williams
St. Anthony's
Ida A. Colbath
Winter Street
Newburyport
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dro Willing Medicine Co
Schenectady
Noy
Pardon and Socks Story Mark Early Career
A reporter questions a rising politician about a claim in an opposition paper. The candidate admits he did not wear socks until about age 15, having always worn stockings beforehand, and the reporter records the exchange as he leaves.
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Young Statesman
Death near for Chicago woman cured by Kidney Pills
Mrs. K. Gould of 914 W Lake St Chicago credits Donn's Kidney Pills with saving her life from Bright's Disease and kidney troubles that caused backache headaches and dizziness since 1903 she says the pills cured her and she has been well since FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY distributes them price five cents per box all druggists buy today
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Chicago
Wowan
Heig
T. Gould
Lake St. Chicago
Bright
Izzy
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffain, N
Early Bird Miss Willing Seeks Keepsake From Mr Lonely
Dialogue shows Miss Willing asking Mr Lonely for a keepsake of his late wife, describing their close friendship and the suddenness of the request. Mr Lonely offers a memento given three years ago, prompting an emotional reaction from Miss Willing.
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Miss Willing
Mr. Lonely
Cure for Salt Rheum Appeals to Sufferers
Mrs. Caroline Cable of Waupaca Wisconsin reports that her husband endured agonizing salt rheum on his hands requiring constant bandaging. After trying many remedies, a full Cuticura set of Soap Ointment and Pills cured him completely and left his hands smooth, she hopes others may be helped.
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Caroline Cable
Waupaca
Wis
Red Cross Ball Blue ad and fragmented quotes mix
A garbled ad fragment cites Red Cross Ball Blue at six cents and scattered lines praising housekeepers and women. The readable text includes literary quotes and stray names, signaling a damaged clipping with little coherent notice or event.
Ancient rings and legends from distant shores
A column of curiosities notes odd facts and stories from history and places. It mentions a horse hospital near Calcutta with eighty nurses and a British surgeon, a speaking trumpet in ancient China, Aristotle’s ancient manuscript, Alexander the Great’s vast barn, Munich’s beer consumption, and Mann island wedding rings carved in stone kept for old ceremonies.
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Russia
Haron
Munich
God
Lodepur
Calcutta
Aristotle
Vatican
Alexander
Kirk Braddan
Isle of Man
Tribute to a Chinaman Ging Yick leaves Irrigon
The Irrigon community honors Ging Yick as he departs for China after seventeen years in Oregon. A gold water token bears a September 1905 inscription, praising his cheerful, honest service at the Oregon Land and Water Company. The piece defends Oriental Americans against prejudice while noting Ging’s rare loyalty and frugality.
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Irrigon
Hone
Ging Yick
Oregon
China
Ging
Oregon Land and Water Company
Cook House
Mr. Holbrook
Holbrook
Trigon
Ife
Irrigator
Impecunious Friend’s Plea in Translated Tale
A fragment from Tales from Meggen dorfer Blaetter shows a beggar-like complaint to a business man about only $5 being possible, with a threat to report to Bradstreet. It notes Russia’s relative financial improvement and a lack of sympathy for bill payments.
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Bradstreet's
Meggendorfer Blaetter
After Alfonse joke tied to royal assassination quip
Ralph Peters new president and GM of the Long Island Railroad says a Paris-cabled joke about King Alfonso of Spain’s assassination attempt. He recalls Alfonso asking President Loubet who they were after, and Loubet replying After you my dear Alfonse with no smile.
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Alfonse
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Paris
Alfonso
Spain
Loubet
France
Peters
Cure for Stomach Trouble by Absorption Not Drugs
Advertisement promising Mull's Anti Belch Wafers cure for stomach troubles by absorption with no drugs. Offers two free boxes on request or a free sample via coupon, claiming safety, pleasant taste, and medical backing while warning drugs harm the stomach.
Not Be Remarkable Parker-Near Fire Escape Comment
A morning fire prompts a terse exchange about whether seven people escaping with their lives is remarkable. Parker questions, Kerwin argues the escape would be remarkable if lives were lost, highlighting a terse, disputatious tone after the incident.
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Parker
Kerwin
Reading aids and plant lore in old notes
An assortment of short notes mentions Piso's Cure, Red Cross Ball Blue, and Linnaeus flower clocks. Testimonials praise remedies for consumption and long-term ailments, with older quotations and a Shakespeare line. The fragmented items cover consumer products, botany, and literary snippets from historical notices.
Tumors Conquered Without Operations by Pinkham’s Cure
Unverified testimonials claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured uterine tumors without surgery. Mrs Fox, Miss Adams, and others describe relief from pain, cessation of bleeding, and tumor reduction, urging women to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fox
Miss Adams
Lydia Pinkham
Fannie D. Fox
Bradford
New Elgind
Lydia Eb.pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lucia Adams
Colonnade Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Ladia E. Pinkham
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Holmes
Mull
Mull’s Grape Tonic CO
Third Ave
Rocksland, IU
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Wabash R. RK
Crane
St. Louis
Berkeley, Cal
Linnaeus
David Kennedy
OS. Dougherty
Millville
Maine
de Rieux
Leslea
Slery
Gure
Ares
Putnam
G CO
Valcnville
Missouri
Lydia E. Winkham
Lydia I. Pinkham
Chestnut St. Bradford
Mra. Pinkham
Adia E. Pinkham
Fannie Fox
Luella
Climax
Coffeeo and Climax Baking Powder Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
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