Dr Greene's Nervura lauded as spring medicine
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the essential spring tonic to refresh the system, improve digestion, renew red blood cells, and energize nerves, citing testimonials and claims of widespread use during seasonal changes. It includes a customer story from Gustave Lelbach of New Jersey and identifies Dr. Greene of New York City as the physician behind the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Greene
Uaé
Wnervara
Gustave Lelbach
Dirsteer
Olty
N. J
Dr. Gkreria
Winter Poem Fragment by John Adcock
Fragmentary verse reads like a meditation on winter and the world’s heartbeat. The lines evoke robin, storm, sun, and renewal, ending with a signature, Bt. John Adcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stig
Robin
Atill
John Adcock
The Succonotchie School Romance Ends in Promise
In Far Succonotchie a seventeen year old Frances Irving arrives as teacher to a turbulent district. Hal Baker, a rich local youth, defuses riots with help from Miss Irving and a developing attraction grows. The unexpected career end frees her to hope Hal will study and perhaps govern, while their bond hints at a shared future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney Marshall
Daily Story Pub. Co
Frances Irving
Frances
Elaggea
Conoteh
Modder River
Hal Baker
Lord Kitchener
Milis
Irving
Ireop
Mike Teving
Senate
Baker
Minter
Hal
Misa Irving
Miss Irving
Annestor
Mumbled Passion and Flight On a Rural Farm Scene
A fragmentary dramatic exchange unfolds on a farm where Hal pleads for a return, embracing and kissing Frances as she resists leaving. He insists on her coming back while she, torn, hints he could bring her back if he desires, yet refuses to return herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate
Hank
Migg
Frances
Gomevody
Hal
Ain
VANDAL ARMIES WHAT Soldiers did in Pekin sacking
A military writer in a Bavarian paper describes the sacking of the imperial palaces at Pekin as thorough and complete. Walls were bare after the invaders removed furniture, beds, cupboards, and clocks. Statues were smashed or stripped for gold, with valuable parts carried off. Some smaller clocks were taken. larger ones remained but the trays of gold were gone. The emperor’s private mansion near the lakes was looted, with beds and chairs torn and tables carved from dark brown wood destroyed. The work of barbarians, but by which patron remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Imperial Summer Palace
Empresas
Lotus Lake
Imperial Palace
Latas
China
Holes in coins and a portrait of Kitchener
The article discusses a forthcoming 2 cent coin with a central hole for west and southwest use, noting its nickel composition and dark visibility aid. It also describes a 1900 coinage dies purge at Philadelphia mint and provides a vivid profile of Field Marshal Horatio Kitchener by James Barnes in World's Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thole ‘Vaoine
United States
Lrand
Philadelphia
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Saya
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