Fall Paris Fashions Preview Elaborate Novelties
Fall Paris shops reveal upcoming trends with elaborate flounces velvet trims and stamped cloth in primrose yellow and blue. Feathers and ostrich capes accent dresses wraps and hats while velvets pair with tussah or pongee silks for day and evening wear. SADIE MERRITT.
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Sadie Merritt
Mrs Pinkham Advices Highlighted By City Officials
The paper prints letters praising Mrs Pinkham's advice and medicines for female troubles. It cites a booklet featuring declarations from Lynn's mayor, the postmaster, and others who investigated and verify her methods and claims. The notices emphasize confidentiality and effectiveness.
Buttermilk Ice Cream with Lemon Flavoring Recipe
A reader shares a method for making ice cream from buttermilk by blending it with cream sugar and lemon juice then freezing. The note adds serving tips for cold weather with hot chocolate or caramel sauce and mentions a Foley's Kidney Cure testimonial from W B Conklin of Bowersville Ohio.
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Ladies World
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Bowersville, C
Foley
Houseworth Bros
More Agreeable Treatment Quip From Puck
Quote from Puck features Johnny asking if faith cures are believed after he cleans his medicine. Witty banter highlights public attitudes toward medical superstition in a humorous slice of period humor.
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Charles Cook Attempts Suicide After Family Troubles
In South Bend Charles Cook faced severe troubles and sought morphine from a drug store to quiet his nerves. The pharmacist provided burnt sugar and water, and he later lay in his yard and kicked as he died, a neighbor observing the failed attempt before a constable served a warrant for his misconduct.
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Charles Cook
South Bend
Charles
From an Old Soldier Certifies Warmer’s Compound
DetxRoit Michigan February 5 1900 I certify using Dr Co D Warner's Compound of Seven Cures and affirm the remedy has no equal in building up the system and restoring vigor to people advanced in years JOUN COUGHLIN
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DetxRoit, Mich
Co. D. Warner
Joun Coughlin
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Various Towns
George Culp Jr and wife transfer a Nappanee lot to Irvin Best for 125 dollars. Amanda Warner and husband transfer Middlebury land to Buckner S Freeland for 160 dollars. Sarah Trampton and husband transfer a Benton lot to M K Kreider for 60 dollars. David S Simonton transfers to Lawrence J Simonton a Wikhart lot for 1 dollar. David S Simonton transfers to Reta M Simonton a Osolo land for 1 dollar. David S Simonton transfers to Alice S Simonton a Osolo land.
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George Culp, Jr
Irvin Best
Nappanee
Amanda Warner
Buckner S’. Freeland
Middlebury
Sarah Trampton
M. K. Kreider
Benton
Davids. Simonton
Lawrence J. Simonton
Wikhart
David S. Simonton
Reta M. Simonton
Osolo
Alice S. Simonton
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute by a child
A letter from LeRoy New York dated May 22 reports a mother who quit coffee after using Grain-O a week and states that the product helps the family. The writer Fannie Williams aged ten signs the note.
Child Burns From Carbolic Acid Accident
Two year old at Nappanee secured a carbolic acid bottle and suffered severe burns on the right side from hip to knee and on the hand and lips before the danger was noticed. None entered the mouth. Counterfeit DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve warnings follow.
Rioting Spreads After White Man's Wounding in New York
A mob of whites attacked black residents after John Brennan, a white messenger, was shot by John Davis alias Lamplighter in Manhattan on Sixty-second Street. The unrest sparked further assaults in Cuckoo Row and nearby areas as police intervened to arrest several suspects amid tense confrontations.
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John Brennan
John Davis
Brennan
Davis
Sixty-second
James Arnold
Sixty-fourth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Alexander Ballentine
Frank McPike
John J. Cleary
William Hopson
West Sixteenth Street
West End
Amsterdam Avenues
George Mayer
Meyer
Tuite
Queenan
Newark
Charles Presson
Philip Kuntzman
Presson
Allen's Foot-Base Announces Relief for tired feet
Tried by sufferers of swollen hot feet and fatigue. Main claims include cooling relief for tight shoes, reduced corns bunions and pain. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 950 with trial package free. address listed in Olmsted Lekoy, New York.
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Allen S, Olmsted
Lekoy
N. Y
War Scare Grips Britain and New York
A London dispatch reports the French government preparing for war, echoed by the Pall Mall Gazette. The war scare spreads across England with many small, suspicious indications fueling anxiety. no single incident, but growing fear across newspapers. Houseworth Bros. banner salve ad appears amid the turmoil.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
London
Pall Mall Gazette
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