Nervousness and Insomnia Cure Prominent Kansas Farmer Finds Relief
Front the Capital St John Kansas report details T F Detwiler a prosperous farmer living near Sir John who credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his long standing nervousness insomnia and indigestion after years of deteriorating health He recalls sleepless nights severe nerves and a gradual decline then notes rapid improvement following the pills and urges others with similar symptoms to use them The ad promotes Williams Pink Pills as a reliable blood builder and nerve restorer available through dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2 50
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Kan
SAS
St. John
Kansas
T. FL. Detwiler
Sir John
Ty. Williams
Sangus City Star
Detwiler
Neo
Doctoy
scattered 19th century ads and stray notes fragment
A compilation of assorted era advertisements and stray snippets. Topics include locomotive stopping theory, foot care powders, a circus attempt by Mr. Irving, Hall's Catarrh Cure, canal lengths in Europe, and mentions of traffic tonnage and a Sioux Falls representative with a hat and alpaca coat.
Nervous Prostration Relief From Pinkham Remedy
Miss Mary E. Saint of Jobstown New Jersey writes Mrs Pinkham praising her experience with the compound for nervous prostration and general debility caused by falling of the womb She says sleep improved back pain eased headaches faded and vitality returned after using the remedy and urges other women to try it for relief.
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New Jersey
Mrs. Pinkham
Mary B. Saidt
Saint
Jobstown
N. J
Changing Views on Young Marriage in Early Time
A reflective piece contrasts past and present views on teenage marriage. It cites an 18 year old wedding as once common, notes modern girls finish school later and marry less impulsively, and argues broken engagements can be blessings. Quotes Kentucky examiner Miss Ludie Steele as the first Kentucky woman on a regional exam board.
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Schol
Siete Toalay
Kentucky
Ludie Steele
Partourville
Schem
Paris
Mme. Adam
la Nouvele Revue
Public School Certificates and Gift Advice Across Text
The text covers applicants for certificates of qualification to teach in Blue Grass State public schools, praising a Miss Steele as a capable, 24 year old educator. It then shifts to a birthday gift idea involving a glove with initials, and moves to household stain remedies, including stain removal methods for fruit, grass, ink, and general guidance on using water, alcohol, lemon salts, and boiling water for cleaning.
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Ontihe
Tegel
Blue Grass
Miss Steele
Lars
Ble
Tigney
Staios
Atheremo Raul
Chimes of Normandy and Tiny Dogs in Japan
Quaint juvenile features mix playful science and animal trivia. A kitchen trick mimics church chimes with a spoon and string. Notes on tiny Japanese spaniels value pups at high prices, plus a caution about care. Also explains a simple magnet experiment to show how Earth stays in space and recounts a vivid tale of a young bird and a fast fox.
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Normandy
Pistol once owned by Josef Maria Graf von Daun found with Capt Hogarty
Kansas City captain shows an heirloom pistol carried by Josef Maria Graf von Daun, Austrian Army commander in the Seven Years War. The ornate firearm, passed through von Dann’s line, reached Capt Hogarty in Quindaro and is praised for its preservation and gold and silver carving.
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Wmn. P. Hogarty
Kansas City
Kan
Josef Maria Graf von Daun
Austria
Frederick the Great
Prasne
Bohemia
Josef
William Theodore Maria von Dann
America
Quindaro
Hogarty
Congress
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Josef Maria Graf von Dann
Kansas City Star
Polly Mirrors and Ostrich Tales From a South African Camp
A mixed wire story recounts a child named Polly discovering tiny mirrors in spoons after polishing them, turning chores into playful reflections. It then shifts to a South African vignette about ostriches devouring sun dried meat, their bold appetite, and a camp kitchen episode where birds disrupt meals until a clever trap yields a laugh at their expense.
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Wonan
Polly
Mamma
Mamimia Cane
Never Mind the Moral, A Boy Interjects for Another Story
A late Or Ir vine speaker, Dr. W. B. Robertson, addresses a boys meeting and after sharing anecdotes says he will point out the moral. A boy in the crowd shouts to tell another tale instead.
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W. B. Robertson
Irvine
Meeeting
Stomach Patter claims cure for dyspepsia and rheumatism
Odd medical puff promotes Mostetter's Stomach Pitters as invig orating and gentle relief for constipation dyspepsia and bowel ailments. It asserts the Bible has been translated into many languages and dialects across Africa.
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Africa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised To Cure Ills
An old fragment touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all for thousands of sores rheniation and other diseases. It claims the tonic purifies the blood and tones the system, promising better health and a refreshed, sweet sleep.
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Worson
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le Roy
N.Y
Mr. Irving
Don Quixote
Hall
England
Ireland
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STOO
Etudente Ut Iy
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Uaky Business Callez
Alina
Pommel
Slicker
A.J. Tower
Boston
Mass
Muglia
London
Miss Brown
Salvation Army
Tuubrea
Haby
Baby
Oll
Hunte Journal
Truny
Democrest
Mss
Japan
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Darlington
Pawtucket
Evlse
Providence Journal
Phillips
Grosa
Mostetter
Glenn
Kitne
Dr. He
Hood
Nichols
Princeton
Ind
Castoria
Pitcher
OUA
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
CENT
Ttaunabay Street
New Yoha City
Columbia
Columbias
Pope Mfg, CO
Hartford, Conn
Sioux City
Newspaper Union
Pearl Street
Iowa
Manilla
Fay Manin Rooting Co
Camden
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OURES
Sdays
Guiierure
Evans
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