Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
A Brooklyn woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured two years of dyspepsia and nervous weakness after other remedies failed. She credits rapid recovery to the tonic and uterine supporting effects, noting five weeks to a full return to health and daily duties. This endorsement claims widespread, unquestioned cures of female troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elau
Tate
Lydia
E. Pinklan
Eurea
Pinkham
Wheat Yields and Summer-Fallow Practices Share Notes
Alfred Wilson reports on two Canadian government forms detailing wheat yields, costs, and farming methods. He notes quarter-section and stumpie field results, summer-fallow impacts, ploughing timing, and threshing costs. Wilson states total wheat on his farms reached 19,500 bushels with additional barley and oats, offering figures for per-acre yields and net profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midian
Hont
Alyred Wilson
Protests Against Georgia Passenger Rate Cut
Georgia railroad worker unions and related trades societies protested J Pope Brown's proposal to cut passenger rates from three to two cents per mile. They warned the move would hurt state prosperity, reduce railroad employment and wages, and harm service by limiting trains. The Travelers’ Protective Association joined concerns that lower rates would worsen service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmatta
Gale
J. Pope Brown
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georgia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Travelers’ Protective Association
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT Rev Jacob van Doren Kidney Relief
Reverend Jacob D. Van Doren of Woodville Wisconsin declares a kidney disorder impaired him for days and reports relief from Donn’s Kidney Pills. He endorses the tonic and its price of 50 cents as sold by Booster-Moorm Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob, D.van Doren
Sixth Street
Wood
Wis
Presbyterian
Tagke
Dean
Donn
Boster-Moburn Co
Buffalo
Itching Scalp Humor Ends With Cuticure Cure
A reader from 300 Grand St Jersey City N J describes relief from an itchy scalp after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He claims one box and one cake cured him and his hair is growing again. He promises to never be without the products. Signed Adam Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam, Smith
Grand ‘St
Jersey City
N. J
Death of 2FREASON Drifter Felterson
An obituary notes the death of 2FREASON Felterson in New York after a four week illness. It mentions his wife Clavies B and son Bingham, and records his long career with Grover Cluveland and at Hobe Rouind, noting illness and decline before passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weph ‘Felterson
Beety
Clavies
Bingham
Ita
Falthedt
Averett
New York
Elférean
Grover
Cluveland
Hobe ‘Rouind
Palm Reach
Consoling Exchange Over Rejected Suitor
Stella consoles Mildred who laments rejecting Tom Green last night. Mildred admits she has turned him down three times in six weeks, revealing ongoing romantic tensions between the two women and the rejected suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Mildred
Tom Green
Ike
Watch for Indigestion Symptom and Liver Trouble
Early warning advice urges watching for the first sign of indigestion or liver trouble and to prevent progression by using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Claims chronic dyspepsia weakens the system and promises quick, pleasant, and sure cure. Sold by druggists at 60c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cakdwell
Entertaining Nonsense and Patent Medicine Ads Run Amok
A jumble of odd dialogue and dubious medical claims fills the page. The scene features a series of comic exchanges about catching tiles and business rivals, mixed with scattered patent medicine pitches for Hall’s, Drala Rall, and Allen’s Foot-Kase. The ads push tonics, cures, and sample offers, trailing off with address snippets and prices.
Merely to Oblige and Odd Colloquy Fragments
A fragmented newspaper snippet presents chatter about a trap set by a husband for his wife and light social exchanges. Mentions of a "Single Binder" tobacco, Lewie Factory in Peoria, and various named individuals appear amidst garbled lines. The text reads like a collage of unrelated notices and dialog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithkins
Browning
Smithkine
Lewie Factory
Peoria
Nols
Remembering Joseph Jefferson The Dean of the American Stage
The article reflects on Joseph Jefferson's career and character after his decline and death. It notes his supremacy on the American stage, rivalries with Booth, and the wide regard as chief actor. It lists his famed roles including Rip Van Winkle Bob Acres Caleb Plummer and Mr Golightly and mentions his private life and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Booth
Rip Vat Winkle
Bob Acres
Caleb Plummer
Mr. Golightly
Roosevelt
White House
Naval Fight Reported Near Kamranh Bay Amid Baltic Fleet Rumors
Disjointed dispatches from Saigon recount heavy cannonading near Kamranh Bay twelve hours after Admiral Rozestvensky’s fleet allegedly obeyed orders. Reports say the Russian squadron clashed with Japanese forces while fast cruisers patrolled the area. French and German ships reportedly departed Saigon, with ships chartered for transport. Tokyo and Paris agencies describe neutrality enforcement and diplomatic exchanges as tensions rise. All Around the Globe notes an $8 million steel mill equipment contract for China and Japan, the death of CYothiana (Cyotha?) lawyer Samuel R Boyd, and the Fel Wenthal (Fel Wenthal) initiation death of Ebenezer Kunyan and the shooting incident involving Charles Filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamranh Bay
Dlepatches
Saigon
Gochin-China
Rojestvensky
Pea
Kamrand Bey Bere
Tokio
Indo-China
Drance
Wrjynch
Cleveland
China
Japan
Samuel R. Boyd
Ebenezer Kunyan
Felwenthal
Ark
Knighte
Pythiaa
Charles Filler
Perona Promoted As Cure In Medical Letter
John W. Gebar of Providence Rhode Island a noted swimmer in America and England writes praising Perona as a tonic. He claims the system is renovated regulated and restored from catarrh and shares his opinion based on its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perona
John W. Gebar
Providence
R. I
America
England
Peruna credited by athlete in Ohio letter
In Columabus Ohio John W Glenister writes that after trying several tonics and receiving no benefit he found Peruna spring use greatly improves his health. He advises fellow athletes preparing for training to try a bottle as it helps the system. The letter is sent from New York to The Peruna Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peruna Medicine Company
Columabus
Ohio
Ag Lee
Peruna
John W. Glenister
Reme Mer
Athletes Seize Spring Tone From Peruna Aid
In spring, athletes emphasize bodily trim digestion and sleep, seeking a reliable tonic. Peruna is praised for lifting mood and keeping athletes in top condition, avoiding the weathered slump that comes with seasonal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perona
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Reratrand
Kana
Evan Pasion
Fantom K. F.D
Mion
MAAG
Mutomingon
Aten Union
Jetoraun
Chlomgo
Clay County
Stubbie
ROWRE
Toronto
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Fea
Jim! Lane
Wulate
Wendy
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Xen
Hall
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Toledo
Chang
al Sonora
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Allen
LeRoy
Jack
Miss Gunherly
Edyth
Piro
Oscar ‘Tripp
Big Rock
Ill
Marie
J. TL Olles
Everett
Pai
Kidner
Grovel Touble
Cura
Daria
Aye Mvorite Remedy
Hondoat
N. Nan
Fadiise ‘Aboud
Intvainisigh
Tofry
Glenister
John Glenister
Stoimmer
Michigan Whirlpool Rapids
Wee Ee Ae
Btbstece Este
Lion Coffee
AL Pacasat
Coriy
COFFE
Atranger
Woolron
Epios
Ichester Repeating Arms CO
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Eae
Dr. Een
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