Woman and the Wheel Health column and locomotive note
The Gazette of Delaware Ohio discusses bicycle riding for women, citing medical debate and Bertha Reed’s anemia recovery using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The piece includes assorted anecdotes and then notes Baldwin Locomotive Works delivered 20 engines to Baltimore and Ohio, detailing power and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasette
Delaware
Ohio
Berths Reed
J. R. Reed
Lake St
Tay Pinto
Bertha
Williama
Williams
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Raidroait Company
Cumberland
Baltimore
Motive Power
Tyne
No Toot of Satan Bradder Waalter Relates Odd Policy
A fragmentary exchange features Bradder Waalter debating honesty and policy in a dialect rich scene. The dialogue hints at religious influence and community norms amid a flood metaphor, with a speaker confessing quitting policy as a jestful moral stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Bradder Waalter
Open Letter on Pitcher’s Castoria and Medicines Trust
A long, imperfect notice touts Samuel Pitcher of Massachusetts as originator of Pitcher’s Castoria with Fletcher signature, warns against Mercury in ointments, promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Cascarets, and urges readers to avoid untrustworthy products while praising verified remedies and the No-To-Bac tobacco cure. A jumble of ad-like claims and product endorsements appears across the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyorts
Woo
Mothers of America
Chas. BH. Fletcher
Ory
Centaur Company
Chua H. Bletcher
Samuel Pitcher
M.D
Hall
F. J. Chiney & Co
Toledo, O
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Drugeiste
Easter Song and Egg Hunt Across a Cottage World
A lyrical Easter piece blends cheerful nature scenes with a playful egg hunt story. An elderly friend recalls fifty eggs hidden in a grand house, with one white porcelain egg discovered by chance after a nurse, a cat, and a baby intervene, amid notes on art and old customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Bastertima
Theas
Carnera
Fta
Ned
Cathy
Naesha
Robin
Pugsy
Pusay
Unzelfighnens
non-Hobio
Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
The ad extols Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla as a cure for dyspepsia and general systemic weakness. It recounts a Meridian Mississippi case of a man who could eat only bread and potatoes before relief came, then praises the medicine’s ability to strengthen the stomach and renew vital forces. It also hints at testimonial anecdotes and a promotion for the Curebook and company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayers
Shields
Meridian
Dr. Ayer
Hinds
Meridisn
Milas Y J
Ayers Saraaparilla
Ithe J.C. AverCo
Lowell
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Watt
Tomimay
Pop
Papa
Son
Treth
Morenty
Senator Sorghum
Washington
Tommy
Ivory
Fah
Mage Berio
Buster
Margaret BH
Sangster
White Egg
Eugenies
Beckwith
Christ
Grant Bey
Csiro
Tell
Hallaton
England
Saya
Medbourne
Manila
Express
Express Company
Atete
Hubinger Bros
Ameokuk
Iowa
New Haven
Conn
Frances E. Willard
Anne A. Gordon
Ara
W.C.T.U
Bent Poatpaid
Gellottiare CV Amteck
Cna
Wwe
Monarch Book Company
Dent
United States
Ganda
Australia
Chicago
Oakland
Cal
Sapolio
Wrcardte
PSY I
Tinea DI Bon Tar Hiew of
Tment
Canada
Land of Plenty
Department Interior
Ottawa
Minnegota
Ben Davies
Ostara St. Paul
Wisconsin
T. C. Currie
Stevens Point
Wis
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Ei Log
Sver Gula
Davies
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