The Stomach Churn and Dr. Pierce Remedies
A long advertisement explains the stomach as a churn where foul contents taint the body. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify blood and heal ulcers and sores, plus All-Healing Salve for open wounds, with requests to mail for samples. It also praises Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with endorsements from medical editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
de. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
John Fyfe
Edito
Tug Ecumetic Medical Review
Helonias
Fi Ettingwood
Bennett Medical
Chicago
Lincoln No 2 and a Courtship Amid Prairie Strife
Aunt Betty Johnson builds a thriving farm business after her husband’s death while her daughter Prue, a gentle student, diverges into a romance with lawyer Darius Livingstone. The excerpt follows their clash of ambition and social expectations set against Kansas frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Johnson
Betty
Prue
Johnson
Darius Livingstone
Livingstone
Avraham Lincoln
Mra
dJohnson
Perrest
Tal Scarecrow
Sue Williams
Price
Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Darin
Tree
Mack Hors
Poe
Pitea
Marcia Crooks
Marcia
Bonnie Belle
Charlie
Eden
Kiowa
Glove and Leg Relics Highlight Napoleonic Era Curios
A Paris Military Museum houses General Daumesnil's iron leg, repaired after Wagram, with Vincennes fort memories tied to his stubborn defense. The tale then traces gloves from ancient times to the eleventh century ritualized combat challenge and notes women’s gloves appearing after the Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daumesnil
Dauwesnil
Paris
Wagram
Maris
Tamher
Vincennes
Pari
Davatesni
Onler
Brow
Vincenne
War Department
Hla
Louls Republic
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue Observed
A garbled OCR fragment shows a morning examination line and a terse exchange. It includes quoted phrases about trouble and disappointment and ends with a cryptic report from Milwaukee. The legible bits hint at a scene but lack clear event details or identification.
Southern Railway Condensed Schedule for Durham NC Area
The timetable lists westbound No 111 at 3 30 a m to Greensboro with connections to the Florida Express to Charlotte Colunthia Savannah and Jacksonville and the Washington and Southwestern Limited to Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Montgomery Mobile and the South. Eastbound No 112 at 7 00 a m to Goldsboro with connections to Wilmington Tarboro Norfolk and Norfolk Southern and to Kinston New Bern. Several mixed and through services are shown with routes to Keysville Oxford Richmond and Raleigh Durham and Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C
Greensboro
Florida Express
Charlotte
Colunthia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Mobile
Pointe South
Goldsboro
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Tarboro
Norfolk
Atlantic & North Carolina Railway
Kinston
New Bern
Keysville
Eastbourd
Selma
Wilson
Rocks Mount
Greenshoro
Columbia
Washington
U.S
Sough
Southwest
Ratelyt Sea
Joan B. Grands
Sun Dairy P.m A.m
Roxboro
Denniston
Houston
Lynchburg
St. Louis Express
Pullman
Columbus
Radford
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Roanoke
Rock, Mount
Winston Salem
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Paror
Farmville
Richmond
Petersburg
Farnville
Winston-Salem
N. C
North Carolina
Pulaski
Betty Baker
Cept Sands Clinch Wield
Daiy
BRAGG
Trav. Dass
Agi W. B. Revill
G.P. A
Gen Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
DeVoe
TAYLOR @ PHIPPS Co
Durham Traction Co
Roomio, Wright
Dortoeta
Milwaukee
Caretus
J. van Lindley Hursery CO
Pomona, HC
J. M. Rhodes
Littleton, N. C
TH Holladay Studio
the Postoffice
Durham, N. C
H. Steinmetz
Raleigh, N. C
Southern Railway
INE
Tagaszine Readers
Sunset Magazine
Cauloraia Aid
Far West
Camtra
Oregon
Adie
All Artord Ie
Flood Building
San Francisco
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Jamestown Exposition
Hampton Roads
Norfolk, Va
Seaboard Air Line
Portsmouth
C. H. Gattis
Raleigh
R. L. Montgomery
Durham N. C
THE
Charlotte Observer
Ted Piceton
the Sunday Observer
TRE
Observer
Bas
the Observer Co
Charlotte, NC
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