I My Hair Was Turning Gray Testimony
Mrs Benomme of Cohoes New York testifies April 21 1899 that Ayer s Hair Vigor stopped hair loss and restored natural color after rapid graying in her case.
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Ayer
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
3
You Look Old Hair Vigor Advertisement Claim
An old age themed ad hawks Ayer's Hair Vigor promising to remove gray hair in less than a month. It claims the product cleanses the scalp of dandruff stops hair loss and promotes thick long growth at one dollar a bottle. Sold by all draggiats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perha
Ayer
J. C. Aver
Lowell
Mass
Thade
Feit Smith
el Dorado Springs
Martan Bowers
Caraghar
Ohio
Agenta
Wansgon Krheumatic Cure CO
Chicago, Ill
Our Budget of Fun and Quick Quips from Chicago Daily News
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News showcases a humorous exchange about temptation and a parlor window sighting. The quotes feature Stubb, Penn, Fenwood, and a bottle of French brandy, reflecting lighthearted banter and social wit.
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Penn
Stubb
Fenwood
Chicago Daily News
Tramp Quips He Is Not the Weatherman
A tramp challenges bystanders as he steps before two pedestrians and declares he has seen better days. One responder interrupts, saying he is not the Weather man.
The Modern Version. Liveried Menial
A quip from the Chicago Record contrasts a servant awaiting a carriage with the arrival of an automobile. Lord Fitz Josher asks what is missing and is told the horses, as the era shifts to motor transport.
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Lord Fitz Josher
Chicago Record
Of One Mini Mother Dialog With Willie Over Soup
A brief cartoonish exchange shows a mother urging her hungry child Willie to eat soup. Willie admits he would be glad to have only half the portion, highlighting a child’s reluctance and humorous impatience with mealtime.
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Willie
Fliegende Blaetter
Smallpox Risks Tied to Papered Walls and Mold
Doctors warn that moldy layered wallpaper spreads smallpox infections as rot and paste harbor germs. They urge replacing with clean coatings like Alabastine, a cement-based finish that adheres to walls, dries without scraping, and helps disinfect and restore rooms.
Mail Order House of Smyth Company Expands Catalogue Reach
The John M. Smyth Company of Chicago operates a vast mail order business selling wholesale goods nationwide. For decades they have published an illustrated catalogue of over 1000 items, using color photography to show curtains carpets draperies and wall coverings, saving customers from multiple middlemen and high travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Smyth Company
Chicago
United States
Right Cheek Retaliation Advised In Quip From Paper
A teacher explains a cheek to cheek response while a student cites an exaggerated defense. The Indianapolis Journal quotes a comical exchange about self defense and mock street wisdom.
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Johnny
Duffer
Indianapolis Journal
Domestic Dispute Cited In Chicago News Retort
A pair of remarks exchanged between Mrs Bruggs and Mr Bruggs appears in the Chicago News. The dialogue shows marital fault finding with shifting subjects during a quarrel. The newspaper item captures the tone of a domestic exchange and reflection on marital tensions.
Humorous Bits On Cigarettes Commas And Bonnets
A collection of light cartoons and witticisms features Myer and Gyer debating tobacco use, Miss Jimms on punctuation rules for typewriters, and a woman’s humorous threat of nervous prostration to secure a bonnet. The humor reflects early 20th century social foibles and everyday irony.
Two More Replies to The Man With the Hoe
The Chicago Tribune notes two additional replies to the poem The Man With the Hoe appearing as contemporary literary commentary. The exchange highlights ongoing debate over the work's themes and social critique.
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Chicago Tribune
Her Second Century Delivers Witty Exchange
Quote from Le Monde Illustre on aging prompts a humorous exchange about a woman’s age and appearance reflecting a salon mood rather than a news event.
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le Monde Illustre
The New Curate and the Long Church Journey
Dialogue excerpt shows Young Curate asking Giles about church attendance. Giles replies the journey is too long and he does not want to wear out two soles to save one. The banter reflects rural church life and humorous tone.
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Giles
Farmer Giles
Judy
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A list listing inventors from the Northwestern region with recent patents. Names include Carlestine E. Blake Ira L. Gleason Corwin Johnson Knud Lerol Jr Patrick Mulloy Emil Rohlffs Edwin Washburn Nils Wig and others along with their claimed inventions such as disinfecting devices fire escapes cream separators draft equalizers and related apparatus. Attorneys Merwin Lothrop Johnson are cited. Also a humorous clipped note about a letter requesting a spyglass for a city visit.
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Northwestern
Carlestine E. Blake
Minneapolis
Minn
Ira L. Gleason
Atchinson
Corwin Johnson
Watertown
Knud K. Lerol, Jr
Newburg
Patrick J. Mulloy
Ardoch
N. D
Africander Bond appeal to Americans in 1900
An Africander Bond committee appeal dated Cape Town Oct 10 1899 asks Americans to aid wounded and orphans in the Boer War, denying Boer wounded on British hospital ships. It urges subscriptions sent to C C de Villiers Cape Town, with George W Van Siclen as American treasurer, noting a $2000 donation on Feb 23 1900 and a New York address.
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Committee of Africander
Bond
Cape Town
Messrs
N. F. DeWaal
Joseph N. Hoffman
J. H. Hofmeyr
Thomas P. Theron
D. J. A. van Zyl
South African Republic
Orange Free State
John Hancock
C. C. de Villiers
Africander Bond
George W. van Siclen
Broadway
New York City
Beveridge Visits Nagasaki in Low Profile Stopover
U S Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana, aged 35, arrived incognito in Nagasaki for a few hours and visited the U S consul. A prior impersonation ploy by another man had fooled the consul, but Beveridge’s arrival was later clarified by an American officer and a formal dinner restored the situation.
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Philippines
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Nagasaki
Beveridge
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senator Penrose
Mr. Beveridge
Senator Beveridge
Hal
President McKinley
Portraits ruin love tale in contemporary fiction note
Excerpt notes Walter and Hildegard as characters in a contemporary Detroit Journal story. The frontis portrait supposedly makes readers skip the tale of their love. Also included are assorted 19th century ads and snippets mentioning cures, remedies, and doctors.
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Walter
Hildegard
Detroit Journal
Coquette Delays Yes Until It Proves Useless
A witty quip notes how a flirtatious person withholds assent until usefulness ends, and suggests that the finest strategy lies beyond the spectators in the gallery.
Women urged to write for free health advice
Working women are invited to write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham for confidential advice about reproductive and female health issues. The advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted, universally reliable remedy, urging readers to remember it amid other treatments and noting Mrs. Pinkham's Lynn Massachusetts address.
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Fiirs
Pinkham
Ifirs
Lydia E. Pinkham
Diamonds in molten steel crystals seen under microscope
In carbon steel microscopic diamonds form across steels from various processes. A 300 gram piece from a steel lump yielded insoluble graphitic carbon after nitric acid treatment, then progressively dissolved residues left only graphite which melted with chlorate of potash. Under iodide of methylene the octahedrons burned on platinum, leaving no ash, revealing the diamonds.
Portuguese explorers reach Natal on Christmas Day
Bartholomew Diaz commanded two ships in 1486 as Portuguese seekers found an ocean route to India. Eleven years later Vasco da Gama led another fleet south and discovered Natal, naming it in consequence.
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South Africa
India
Bartholomew Diaz
da Gama
Natal
A Boy From Beston Applies for Office Boy Post
A brief dialogue shows a Boston youth seeking an office boy position and asking for a weekly wage of a hundred dollars while expecting to receive about three dollars. The fragment reflects job negotiation humor in a Detroit Free Press item.
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Detroit Free Press
Conundrum Riddle Sparks Witty Exchange From World
A traveling question prompts Amber Pete to joke about the charge of cattle theft. The exchange plays on wordplay with the man replying Ill be hanged in a humorous back and forth noted by the New York World.
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Amber Pete
New York World
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Wards and Cheney Co
One hundred dollar reward offered for a cure and an alert about Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by F J Cheney Co and West Truax Wholesale Drogsis Toledo. Testimonial letters claim J Cheney 15 years of honorable dealings and promise financial reliability. Medicine is described as taken internally and absorbed into blood and mucous membranes with testimonials provided. Family pills claimed as best and sold by all druggists.
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Hall
Ernese
The Savage Bachelor Observation in a Quip
The Indianapolis Press notes a humorous remark by the Savage Bachelor about a young woman not driving a nail. He jokes that a woman’s competency with a hammer is challenged, suggesting the issue lies in allegorical ownership of the tool.
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Indianapolis Press
Butter and Margarine Battle as Legislation Prevails
The Detroit Journal notes the butter lobby outmaneuvering the oleomargarine lobby with the pure food measure passing. In allegory the two sides meet, Butter asks about the battle and Oleomargarine mocked that the strong win, showing ongoing civilizational tensions.
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Cleomargarine
Detroit Journal
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