Sure Cure for Colds from 19th Century Advert
The text advertises treating colds in children with a hot foot bath hot drink and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It claims quick relief from coughing bronchitis and sore throats and even difficult consumption with continued use. The note emphasizes bedtime rest and ongoing Cherry Pectoral for several days.
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Advertisement Excerpt
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the physician's chosen remedy for soothing sore throats and coughs. It claims wild cherry bark as the key ingredient and urges readers to rely on the product for healing throat and chest discomfort.
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Annexation Victory and Naval Blow for Cervera
The Senate approved the Newlands annexation resolution 42 to 21 with Pacific Coast support. Reports from Santiago describe a decisive U.S. victory, capturing or destroying Cervera's fleet with minimal American losses and detailing the fate of key Spanish ships and commanders.
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Spring Moat Powks with Holler Hearts in Wild Gear
A quirky market note lists items to order at Ue od ellis including Tempted Conwy tools Hall Caps Atos and Sprockets with lineups 17 to 20 and special pieces and forgings. Pranks and Cass gear teased amid jumble of names and phrases.
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News of Pacific War Victory Reaches Honolulu in Parade
Dispatches from Franctien July 7 report U S Minister Sowall may join Hawaii governing laws commission. Hobson and crew exchanged. reception fills streets with cheers. The Colon ironclad, New York losses cited. Spanish surrender expected soon. Manila expedition prep and Philadelphia ordered to Honolulu.
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French Consul Questions Shafter Sweep on Santiago
Kingston Jamaica July 6 The French Consul asked Spanish Admiral Linares about a land assault on Santiago de Cuba. Cervera replied Linares would burn the city and fire on the town, leaving Santiago to ashes, regardless of defense. The French official departed promptly.
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Not Retrieved Editor Farrington Leaves Coptic Sailings
W Not Retrieved, editor of the Suntan, did not return in the Coptic after departure. No bass from him arrived. learned he reached San Princisco Harbor five hours before the Coptic sailed.
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