Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a health restoring tonic aiding delicate womanly organs and general vitality. It claims benefits for nervous exhaustion, menstrual woes, and tired mothers, urging readers to consult the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo for confidential treatment.
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Plarce
Pierca Shaus
Hava
Tl Tnvalids
Huffalo
Juvenile Sunday School Ad Bits on Foot Care Remedies
A fragmented juvenile ad page features a teacher and Tommy Tucker discussing boys and goats. It promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder to shake into shoes, and Allen’s Moot Base for corns and bunions. Also touts Allcock’s porous plasters and a Quinine cold cure with a refund offer under EB. W. Grave’s signature.
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Tommy Tucker
Miss Smithers
Allen
W. Grave
Senate Passes Pure Food Bill After Fifteen Years
The Senate approved the pure food bill by 68 to 4 after long debate. It prohibits adulterated or misbranded foods drugs medicines or liquors in U S territories possessions and the District of Columbia with fines up to 5000 or a year in jail. Treasury Agriculture Commerce and Labor will set regulations for enforcing the act and Agriculture's chief chemist would oversee investigations with U S District Attorneys pursuing federal cases when violations are found.
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Btrogale
Cobalderatt Moe
Senate
Bacon
Géorgia
Bailey
Yoxay
Foster
Lousiana
Am Mimo
South Carollea
District of Columbia
Territories
Insulas
United
Treasury Department
Departments of Agriculture and of Commerce
Notable Politicians and Dignitaries at Pa Banquet
A Washington banquet featured Seca Congressman Olmsted of Pennsylvania and Virginia’s absent Republican Rep. Henry Garratt among several prominent guests. Henry L. Ga rrett and Carter were listed with others including Vice President candidates and senators. The notice highlights varied political figures and anecdotes from the era.
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Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Bia
Henry L. Garratt
Virginia
Firat
Oey Wilteid
Carter
Ele
Jues
McLaughlin
District of Columbia
Ha Ja
Waslington
Henry Labouchere
Great Britain
Tiaving
United States
W. A. Horria
Kansas
Linwood
Grane
Massachusetts
Senate
John Rouse
Hlouwa
Washington
Vera Orox
John Morley
Yelina
Onda
Spring trade and manufacturing strength amid cross currents
The report notes steady manufacturing, strong demand for raw materials, and firmer discount rates as wholesale activity recovers. Bank clearings improve in some regions while declines in others reflect reduced stock speculation. Cotton holdings restrain collections in the South as cross currents shape a cautious outlook for fall and winter trade. Bradstreet's Commercial Report cites weekly U.S. and Canadian business failures, with 204 U.S. failures and 28 Canadian failures for the week ending February 15.
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Italy
Nate Ron
Benedelal
Buyars
Pirdverit
Interlor
Ingt
Jveekt
Chicago
Miktriet
Beos
Dan
New York
Denver
Aome
United States
Bradstreet
Chicago and other markets report mixed grain and livestock prices
Commodities across Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Poledo Buffalo New York show cattle hogs sheep and various grain futures with No 2 wheat around 88¢ to 90¢, corn 42¢ to 48¢, oats 20¢ to 80¢, rye 8¢ to 68¢. cattle prices range 4.00 to 5.75, hogs 4.00 to 6.40, butter 24¢ to 28¢ and creamery products.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Milnor Notes Col Swope Plans Park and Gallery Gift
Col Chomag HB Swope will donate a 1,000 acre park to Knoraa City and fund a $460,000 art gallery The Italian government contributes $20,000 annually to an Italian labor exchange in New York to sight the In Grone Syatets.
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Newa of
Milnor
Col. Chomag HB. Swope
Knoraa City
New York
In- Grone Syatets
Urgent Customer Exchange Cited in Philadelphia Press
Fragments show a rushed dialogue about obtaining letters and valuables, with a printer and customer urgency mentioned. The text conveys a chaotic scene and prompts a watch-check before proceeding, reflecting a newspaper style snippet rather than a full story.
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Philadelphia Press
The Ruling Passion Old Stoxanbans
Fragmentary dialogue shows anxious exchange with Als Chauffeur and Old Stoxanbans about control and escape. The exchange hints at tension and fear of consequences while seeking a cheap exit option.
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Puck
Donny Kidney Pills Claim Back Pain Relief
Frominent Mionendte Merchant Cured by Donny Kidney Pills according to O C Blaydon of Hayden & Co dry goods. Albert Ten of Minnesota endorses the remedy noting relief from back weakness and nightly pains after use. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY distributes the pills at 50 cents a box.
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Dean
O. Blaydon
O. C. Hayden & Co
Albert Ten
Minn
Foster-Milpurn Company
Buffalo
Cure Claimed for 35 Years of Awful Floriasis
A patient from Hutchinson Kansas describes a 35 year skin ailment with red circular patches and heavy dry scales. He attributes complete cure to three cakes of Cuticura Soap six boxes of Ointment and two bottles of Resolvenut within thirty days, noting improvement began after exposure to treatment and that symptoms recurred if scales were left untreated.
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Jacot
Davis
Galena
Stone County
Jacob L. Davis
Perina
Hartman
2Ood Addreys
Dry Hartm
The
Artmai ‘Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
W. M. Chidester
Hutchinaon
Kan
Ides of marriage prompt dialogue in Philadelphia Press
A dialogue between Miss Passay and Mr. Pepprey discusses marriage readiness and whether a girl is prepared to answer yes to any suitor. The exchange questions assumptions about certainty in romantic proposals and social expectations.
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Miss Passay
No Opportunity Mentioned in Odd Streetcar Fare Exchange
A playful exchange hints at a streetcar conductor overlooking a fare and a long wait for a chance to be toasted. Adam Zawfox laments waiting fifteen years for a chance, noting no conductor has overlooked him yet.
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Adam Zawfox
Nervous Prostration and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
A historical notice describes nervous prostration in women with symptoms like irritability, insomnia, and abdominal pain. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure after testimonials from Mrs. M. B. Shotwell and others, claiming renewed health and youth.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
M. B. Bhotwell
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. C
Lydia D. Pinkham
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