Mother's Tears and a Child's Recovery Through Hood's
A New York mother recalls her infant's severe skin sores that spread over the body. She reports dramatic improvement after using Mood's Sarsaparilla along with Hood's Medicated Soap and Hood's Olive Ointment. Less than two bottles of the tonic aided the healing, with the family offering high praise. A request for the testimonial is extended to readers who mail for it.
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Tijol
Hood
Iwannot
Goreivor
Myrtle St
Nerlestar
N.Y
What struck me most while at the front
A fragmentary war reminiscence describes an Irish servant recalling battle scenes in India. A soldier spoke of the fearsome moment when a stray bullet missed him, highlighting the randomness of danger. A private war-office line to Windsor Castle carries battlefield news to the queen.
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Trish
India
Parta American Register
War Office
Windsor Castle
Woman health claims for Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A collection of testimonial letters from women in Michigan, Nebraska and Wisconsin praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles, painful menses, and kidney and stomach complaints. They report relief after use and express gratitude to Mrs Pinkham.
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Prykuas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anos Fescunen
Romeo
Pinkham
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickham
E. B. Custer
Brule
Wis
Washington Letter Sees McKinley in Poor Campaign Shape
A Washington Letter portrays the McKinley administration as morally and politically weak with fusionist gains anticipated for the election. It blames imperialism, tariff missteps, and trust disputes, noting internal disarray, public unrest in Idaho, and a Republican push to avoid responsibility while Democrats press for constitution protection and anti trust probes.
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McKinley
Congress
White House
Hay
Gage
Standard Oil Bank
Root
Cuba
Philippines
Idaho
Bull Pen
Puerto Rico
Ower
Spain
Fitzgerald
Standard Oil Trust
Richardson
Ray
Plain Duty in Puerto Rico Sparks Editorial Debate
The Philadelphia North American rebuts President Schurman of Cornell, urging the U S to honor promises made to Puerto Rico. It cites Miles promise of equal rights and argues the nation must keep faith rather than repudiate its commitments. The piece links Republican behavior to broader trust concerns.
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Philadelphia North American
Schurman
Cornell University
Puerto Rico
Miles
Republican Party
Trust Represser and Ship Subsidy Scheme Critique
Indianapolis Sentinel argues the ship subsidy amendment is a trap to extend Sherman anti trust law to shipbuilders and owners, claiming it masquerades as reform. The piece labels Mark Hanna as behind the scheme, warns it would let a trust seize $9 million yearly, and urges Congress to enact genuine anti trust measures instead.
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Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Congress
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sliver Not Dead The Silver Fight Continues
William J. Bryan argues the silver issue remains vital as Congress enacts a currency bill that ties the nation to old world finance. He warns that bank trust control over money volume threatens public against bank-note dominance and urges continued pursuit of bimetallism at 16 to 1.
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Congress
Weyler
Wiliam J. Bryan
Rich stay on backs while aiding Puerto Rico remark
Tolstoyan jab cited by Cleveland Recorder notes the rich will do many things for the poor except lift burdens, using the U S path toward Puerto Rico as an illustration of perceived neglect and inequity.
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Leo Tolstot
Puerto Rico
Cleveland Recorder
Secret of Elihu Root’s War Secretary Appointment Revealed
The Atlanta Constitution notes the secret behind Elihu Root becoming secretary of war is disclosed as he demonstrated strategic acumen by securing $2,000,000 of the State Trust’s funds as attorney for a low-paid office boy. William S. Witham of Atlanta is reported as president of twenty seven banks.
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Elihu Root
State Trust
New York News
William S. Witham
Atlanta, Ga
World’s most remarkable whirlpool and other notes
A curious mix of items reports on the Maelstrom off Norway’s coast as the strongest current danger to ships. It notes six knots eastward flow in storms, depths and outer soundings, and rocks to fear. It also covers sleep after meals with gastric effects, famous canvassers in history, advice on wearing out, and assorted product ads and profiles of Ah Maw, Admiral Dewey’s Chinese servant, including his duties and plans to return home.
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Loffoden Isles
Moskenes
Great West Fjord
Lolfoden Isles
Schule
Fribourg
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Washington
Maw
Ah Maw
United States Navy
Ah Man
Ah Haw
China
New Zealand education seen as secular and free ad
An old time advertisement page notes New Zealand education as secular and free, promotes Dr Kilner nerve restorer, a breakfast dessert Jell O, Allen’s foot products, Grain-O drink, and a Canadian Pacific survey route, naming products and prices for household use.
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New Zealand
Quail Hunting in Egypt Exacts Toll on Migrants
The St Louis Post-Dispatch reports quail pass along the Nile delta from Port Said to Alexandria each September for about six weeks. Nets, curtains of large meshes and a hinter net trap birds as they alight. Traditional traps with dried branches and herbs lure tired quail to anari openings. More than half a million birds are killed yearly.
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Nile
Port Said
Alexandria
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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