Remarkable Case for Vogeler's Curative Compound
Mrs Nettleton of Brighton Road credits Vogeler's Curative Compound with curing decades of dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles after doctors failed. She describes first dose relief within days and full recovery months later, asserts savings on medical bills, and notes widespread cures claimed by others, with free samples offered by St Jacob's Old Co. in Baltimore.
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St. Jacob's Old
London
Vogeler
Vogeier
St Jacob's Old Co
Clay Street
Baltimore
Nettleton
Brighton Road
Northwestern inventors patent activity last week
Patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors include John C Utteridge of St. Paul Minn for an automatic band cutter and feeder for threshing machines. Chauncey Hil of Minneapolis Minn patented a grain elevator. Mobert Morton of St Thomas North Dakota and Lewis Weeks of Darfur Minn are also named for related grain handling and threshing machine innovations. Lathrop & Johnson patent attorneys located in St Paul Minn.
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Northwestern
Wimere
Cummings
St. Paul
Minn
Utteridge
John C
Flint
Anaconda
Mont
Switch
Chauncey Hil
Minneapolis
John McCormick
Spearfish
Mobert Morton
St. Thomas
N. D
Lewis Weeks
Darfur
Lathrep & Johnson
Matent Attornoya
OIL & P12
Floneer Povss Gidg
Local 1902 Calendar Offer and Miscellaneous Advertisements
A collage of early 20th century ads offers a one hundred dollar reward for curing catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Undersigned attest to J. Chaney Jr and financial reliability. Additional druggists and testimonials praise products from Mrs. Gaswell to Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. An offer for a free no calendar 1902 calendar from Sydwards Wood & Co. includes address in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Chaney & CO
Tolede
Bellave
Toledo
O. Walding
Kinonn & Marvin
Olive
Tidl
Hall
Mother Gray
Greenland native papers spark learning and literacy
In Godthaab Greenland a local fortnightly paper Amagnu i by Lars Moeller grew from pictures to a literacy booster. It printed Eskimo text under images to teach reading, inspired natives to read Bible texts, and later included Greenland news and practical pricing. The engravings and press work drew foreign interest.
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Lara Muelter
Greenland
Amagnui
Godthaab
Lursa Muel+ter
Norderskiold
Finland
Lars Moeller
Nordenskjold
Sweden
Lara
Europe
Lars Moellers
Godthaah
Lars
Sweden Norway diplomatic union could ease consular ties
A Swedish paper urges a simple plan to merge the diplomatic and consular services of Sweden and Norway. It proposes keeping some archives in Christiania and rotating records as needed, arguing no real cost increase and potential goodwill from Norway within the union. The royal family would spend more time in Christiania and ambassadors accredited to both courts.
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Swediah
Sweden
Norway
Clory
Oster-Gathind
Daghvind
Christiania
Wig
Stockholm
Foreign Office
Norwny
Nobel Prize Critique on Award Manner by Levertin
Professor Oscar Levertin in Svenska Dagblacet criticizes the Nobel literary prize process. He questions awarding Sally Pro homme and argues Tolstoi Ibsen Bjornson or Zola deserved recognition for enduring influence. He praises Ibsen Bjornson and their significant works and ideals.
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Levertin
Oscar Levertin
Svenska Dagblacet
Sally Prohomme
Swedish Academy
Tolstoi
Ibsen
Bjornson
Zola
Olstoi
Thien
Goethe
Tzugn
Brand
Duilder
Hig
FROUD OF DANISH LOUD Alice Nielsen a London favorite
Alice Nielsen famed prima donna proud of Danish roots. Her father was a Dane who moved to America, served in the Civil War, and died leaving a small estate. An Irish-born foster family financed her music education, leading to a concert career and later success in light opera.
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Alice Mielsen
Alice Nielsen
Miss
Nielsen
America
Alice
London
Norway approves new loan in debt discussion
In a tense session the government approved negotiating a 35,000,000 kroner loan as debt pressures mount. The vote split with two leftists and thirty three right center members voting against the proposition.
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Piliug
Norway
Hag
Cabinet Change Rumors in Norwegian Papers
Norwegian newspapers hint that Councilor Sparre, after resigning from government, may be named to command the navy succeeding Admiral Krogh. The vacant ministry post reportedly went to President Berner of the Biorthng, with Viggo William and Goth declining. Gunnar Jvnndsen, a trusted member of the startling, accepted the Trace offer.
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Sparre
Admiral Krogh
Berner
Biorthng
Viggo William
Goth
Wally
Gunnar Jvnndsen
The
Startling
Scandal in Sweden Overcrowded Asylums Revealed
An official inquiry exposes severe overcrowding in Swedish asylums. Rooms meant for 6 040 reception hold only that while over 30 000 lunatics exist in the country. Workhouses have served as ad hoc asylums, leading to improper treatment and public denunciation. Calls go out for reform of the poor relief system to provide proper care for children, lunatics, the aged, the sick, and the vicious.
Fighting Ancestors Lineage of Ente Admiral van Krogh
The late Admiral van Krogh of the Norwegian Navy descends from a long line of military leaders. His father was Rear Admiral Fredrik von Krogh, his grandfather Colonel George Fredrik von Krogh, and his great grandfather General George Frederik von Krogh. The family traces further to Lieut General George Frederic von Krogh, a figure in the seven years' war, with earlier ancestors including a colonel and Bernharduas von Krogh who died in 1676.
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van Krogh
Admiral van Krogh
Fredrik von Krogh
George Fredrik von Krogh
George Frederik von Krogh
George Frederic von Krogh
Utag
George Feederii
Bernharduas von Krogh
Thronchjern
Soldier of Martane Colonel Manstedy’s storied life
Colonel Thomas Hoyer Manstedy, recently married in Chicago, born 1814 in Denmark, lived a globe trotting military career. A skilled swordsman and fencer, he reportedly won a fencing contest at age 80 against Italian fencer Pari at the Chicago World's Fair.
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Martane
Thomas Hoyer Manstedy
Chicago
Denmark
Pari
Denmark Snowbound and Global Interests Report
A fragmentary summary notes Denmark trapped by snow on December 16 and 17 affecting markets in Copenhagen. It mentions a literary deal offering the Valuable Library Jett by A. E. Nordenskjold to Helsingfors University for 200,000 kroner, a Congo missionary death in London, and various assorted items including Tolstoy and Nobel prize context, a Swedish artist address, a solvent house of Foter Matler, and plans for Danish life changes and travel between Sweden and America without clear dates.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
A. E. Nordenskjold
Helsingfors University
Christian Nielsen
Congo
London
Africa
Minsionary Fredriksen
Mentza Matniehe
Orien Enlea
Sweden
Leo Tolstal
N. Kreuger
Cod Iver
House of Foter Matler
F. Poeckel Maller
Christianaen
America
Chrielensen
Warrentown Florida schools and census bureau debate
The navy department may establish two public schools at Warrentown near Pensacola navy yard one for whites and one for colored children under government care. Secretary Long will report to Congress on the plan while broader census bureau reform faces House scrutiny including salary cuts and organization changes.
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Warrentown
Fla
United States
Navy Department
Mallory
Florida
Pensacola Navy Yard
Penancola Yard
Navy Yard
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Long
Congress
Hopkins
Merriam
Conc Nun
Heathory
Census Committee
Tt Iz
Bureau
Cthsus
Classified Service
Conversation Fragment From The Boston Transcript
A dialogue between Maude and Kitty notes their ignorance about harsh remarks from others. Maude suspects people say terrible things, while Kitty denies knowing. They agree it might be better not to be fully aware of gossip.
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Maude
Kitty
Boston Transcript
Fragmented Victorian ads and quotes mix from 1900 paper
A collage of vintage ad lines and quotes from 1900 includes Ira Winslow soothing syrup mentions, burlesque show suppression remarks, 1900 Norwich and Somerville Journal fragments, dye advertisements, cures for colds, Wizard Oil, Allen's boot powder, and a Detroit Free Press quip about wealth and diamonds, reflecting early 20th century consumer culture.
Miss Bonnie Delano Echoes Of Joyful Blessings
A fragmentary verse style reminiscence expresses gratitude to a beloved daughter, praising health and happiness in home life and gratitude for blessings received. The excerpt centers on a daughter named Bonnie Delano and a parent's affectionate reflection.
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Dean Mra. Povemad
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ends Woman's Ailments
Testimonial from Bonnie Delano of Chicago credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing irregular, painful menstruation and general health decline after four months of use. The letter asserts lasting relief with no pain or aches since treatment and promotes the remedy as trustworthy proof for women facing ovarian or womb troubles.
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Phiclan
Tydia Pinkhan
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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Sampson
Brooklyn
Clark
Stenath
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Wisie
Hearhog
Wok
Welt
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Melinies
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Isenn
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Coelarell
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Waterlan
Chicago Post
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Kate
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la Roy
Detroit Free Press
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Bonnie Delano
Chicago Society
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Teres
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Bron
Ben
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Acre
Ried Parle
Asalzer Seed CO
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