Kidney troubles of women in early 1800s letter samples
A collection of testimonial fragments recounts women seeking relief for kidney and nervous ailments from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters from Miss Eona Frepenics of Ohio and Miss Epsa Frepenicg of Troy praise dramatic improvements in health after the remedy. Additional moral observations note acts of kindness and the value of doing right.
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Dean Mas
B. Pinkham
Epsa Frepenicg
Troy
Dean Mas. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinks
York
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Pain Relief for Feet
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease powder as instantly relieving stings from bunions and ingrown nails. Claims claim it makes tight shoes feel easy and offers free trials by mail. Also includes a patent medicine claim about catarrh cure and a brief note on General Miles writing about Anglo-Boer war scenes with vivid military description.
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Ares
Allen
Allen 8
Tedh
le Ruy
N.Y
Kimberley
Ladysmith
King
Miles
Spokane
Spoakne and
Cheney
Columbia River
K@ler
Wash
Mining News Flows From Anacortes Across Regions
Seattle reports Eureka group mines near Anacortes under C D Lane with a 10 stamp mill and new roasting furnace planned. Across Rossland and Spokane areas capitalists resume sinking, with ties to old Le Roi syndicate and Northern Belle work, while Canadian and Idaho prospects show promising tunnels and ore beds. Local towns from Geiser to Coquille plan mills, banks, and electric lights as placer and vein prospects, with roads, canneries, and electric plants anticipated.
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Seattle
Anacortes
Eureka
Slate Creek
C.D. Lane
California
Lane
Colonel Hart
Montana
E.G. Sanders
le Roi Syndicate
Spokane
Active Work on Quilp and Kapob Mills Report
June reports from Republic and nearby areas detail ongoing mining at the Quilp and Kapob operations. New machinery boosts output with drills delivering five feet daily and a 200 ton per day shipping capacity anticipated. ore levels feature rich veins with $13 per ton at 50 feet and higher values deeper, while a steam tram line advances to connect mines for mill shipments.
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Mountain Lion
Oregon
Bailey Brothers
Missouri Flat
Rogue River Courier
Republic
Quilp
Ben Hur
Enob Hill
Weekly trade review reports mixed price trends and rising wheat interest
The weekly wholesale and retail outlook notes a general price drift downward with fresh demand in warmer weather. Wheat leads the upturn amid favorable corn and oats views, while reports from Northwest crops dampen cereal optimism. Seattle markets show varied produce and farm goods with prices for butter, eggs, and meats listed alongside grain and hay values.
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Bradstreet
The Grand Manner Passes From Society And History
A reflective piece traces the rise and fall of the grand manner, noting its social duties, elegance, and vitality. It argues democracy eroded its aura, but hints at a possible revival in a modernized form, purged of silliness, with Disraeli as a late exemplar. It also recounts Lord Wolseley’s Burma episode and a Bavarian prince’s curious youth anecdote.
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Otwe
Nfe
Tfe
Disraeli
Aiden Spectator
Lord Wolseley
Burma
Wolseley
Scraps of Fact From A Distant World And Courts Of History
A mosaic of notes from distant places and times. Mentions include fingerprint odds, boot stitching, San Diego lemon groves, a large world claim, a 1900s start with acres, congressional bill counts, Table Mountain’s height and area, Cairo wedding customs, a British Columbia railway of barked log rails, a grooved wheel car, Bosco Te translated Pompeii finds, and frescoes in the Prisco villa with life-like details.
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San Diego
Cal
House
Senate
Table Mountain
Cape Town
South Africa
Cairo
Egypt
Bosco Teale
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Pe del Prisco Villa
The Rat’s Tail and a Victorian Archdeacon
A scientific note on the rat’s tail as a versatile organ used for crawling balancing and leaping. It cites Cuvier on musculature and compares the tail to a hand or a chimpanzee like prehensile appendage. Also mentions Archdeacon Bellairs of Rogland once opposing government school inspection and an episode with Archdeacon Denison.
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Cuvier
Cason Bellairs
Rogland
Denison
East Brent
Clergyman
Match Trust expands with new factory in South America
The Match Trust, with multiple European factories, has absorbed a recent establishment in South America. The report urges everyone to remain guarded as the trust is noted for enabling open discussion of grievances when encouraged to speak freely.
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Match Trust
Europe
South America
Drink in India and temperance thoughts in print
Mary Clement Leavitt, honorary president of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, cites a physician’s view that whites who drink alone and limit meat could match English health. A typewriter statistician notes employment gains but ignores health costs, while Hostetters Stomach Bitters is praised for sedentary workers. The piece cites 26000 drunken arrests and 8000 imprisonments in a major American city, totaling over $100,000 in net city costs.
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India
Mary Clement Leavitt
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
England
Hostetver
Menlo Park School Turns Out Trained Young Men
Menlo Park in San Mateo County showcases modern facilities, complete laboratories, and favorable surroundings in a top Marine coast area school led by Dr. G Holt. It seeks accreditation from universities as it enters its tenth year beginning in August. A humorous ad line and an unrelated police comparison note about Washington arrests appear in the text.
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Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Cal
Ra G. Holt
Lao
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Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Dawson Papers
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van Sickle
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Wikeson Mines
Weekly Trade Review
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Vortland Market
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Hutter
America
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Egypts
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Trinity Springs
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Portland
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J. Frank Watson
Portland, Or
KL Parham
National Bank
H.C. Heeeden
HOC, Breeden & Co
H.C. Rekenperger
Rae Michigan Central Railway
Charles V. Cooper
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