Fight Your Liver with Ayer’s Pills Tonight
An old advertising column promotes Ayer’s Pills for liver relief and laxative action, urging readers to keep a box at home and order from the office if needed. The ad mixes medical claims with price and ordering details and targets family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J.C. Aver Co
Lowell, Mass
Cos Paper Wire
Hall
Suodloni Fraternity
F. J. Cngsxng & Co
Toledo
Te. Hall
Lane
A Woman Seeks Help From Mrs Pinkham
A letter dated March 15 1899 from Mrs S J Watson Hampton Virginia asks Mrs Pinkham for help with ovarian and womb inflammation. She describes severe back and side ache and long illness. The reply praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting improvement after four months and urges women to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. Watson
Hampton
Cabinet changes across presidents since Washington
The article surveys cabinet stability and changes from Washington through 1900, noting how few had lasting unbroken official families, with early presidents mostly keeping or minimally altering their cabinets. It cites Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, Cleveland, Tyler, Johnson, Fillmore, Arthur, and Pierce, highlighting patterns of retirements and reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Boutwell
McKinley
Tyler
Johnson
Filllmore
Arthur
Types of Our New Navy and Civil Locals
The piece outlines five new battleships two types coppered and unsheathed with mind discussed turrets and coppered hulls. It lists armored cruisers California West Virginia Nebraska Colorado Maryland South Dakota and protected cruisers Charleston Milwaukee St Louis plus earlier vessels, noting their roles and advances over prior ships. It ends with a note on the Alabama district mine workers electing a Black vice president amid London’s poor water service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Rhode Island
Virginia
California
West Virginia
Nebraska
Colorado
Maryland
South Dakota
New York
Brooklyn
Charleston
Milwaukee
St Louis
Olympia
Harper's Weekly
Postal Franchise for French Soldiers
France passes a law granting soldiers and sailors two free letters monthly with stamps marked Franchise Militaire to deter misuse, to be posted only via the baggage-master at the Vaguemestre. A broad miscellany of ads and brief items follows, including Grain-O, medical tonics, and world statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max Nordau
Naples
Chicazo Chronicle
Chokce
Bradford
England
Committee On Sewage
Hanau
Germany
Frank HH. Hitchcock
Agricultural Department
United States
Minneapolis
Anoka County
Seward
National City Banke of
Lynn
Dereon Wes Sais
Lestare
India
ATL Qrugitats
B. W. Grove
Chicago
Eace
N. Sanver
Ocean Grove
N. J
Jefferson Hurley
Institute of Mining Engineers
London
Hill End
New South Wales
Messrs. Byer and
Haltman
Messrs. Byer
Victoria
Ballarat
Blanche Barkley
Kingower
Alabama
United Mine Workers
DR. Greene
Iperfec Health
Nervara
Guanantood
Cereus
Wenkaeia
Roerm
Mhewimacion
Neufia
Chisana Foy
Eal
Hele Ware
Tatarta
Drs. P.E
Greene
Metica
Mon Torte City
Temple Flaca
BR. Greene
T. H. Rolan
Essex Junction
Parts
Kemp
Great Britain
Her
Russia
Austra Hungary
Italy
General Boulanger
Boulanger
The
Columbus (O.) Lodge of Elks
Order
William Ricketts
Rising Sun
Aurora
Ind
Garfield
Wisconsin
Howsie
Buffalo
N.Y
New York City
Green
Bons
Atlanta
Hudson River Tunnel
Beaman
Guatemala
Florida
St. Jacobs Oil
Rams
Frey
H.C. Lyoun
Gordonsville
Cot
Hull
Poooe
New England
Boston
Libby
Libby, McNeile
LIDBY
Salzer
PA Shafer
Penn Avy
Pitteburg
Acer
New Placer
Alakka
Hameison
Seatle
Wanlsinucton
Teatimoniaiy Sud
Atlanta, Ga
Thompson
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