Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Promised for Women’s Ailments
An advertising notice extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female diseases. It claims relief for ovarian trouble, uterine disorders, leucorrhea, and spinal weakness, with Liver Pills aiding constipation and headaches. Promotion invites correspondence and notes nationwide demand from pharmacists and patients.
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Lydia EH
Pinkhams
Maine
California
Gulf
St. Lawrence
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Sleeping Girl of Somnitza Shocks Upper Silesia
A sleeping girl named Slabon dubbed The Sleeping Girl of Somnitza has stirred a crowd as heat apoplexy left her ill for eight weeks. She claims messages from the Virgin Mary attracting thousands while the priest warns it is an illusion. She is now in an asylum. Separately, a man in Washington County Kentucky was killed by a youth, and a wagon load of tools was stolen in Fayette County by Love Devine.
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Slabon
Somnitza
Upper Silesia
P Hiest
Young Darling
Washington County
Kentucky
Love Devine
Toola
Fayette County
Kennedy’s Medical Discovery Promises Cures for Many Ailments
Roxbury Mass physician claims a weed remedy cures from scrofula to pimples. He cites 1100 treated, 2 failures, 200 certificates within twenty miles of Boston. Claims lung liver or bowel relief as ducts clear. Dose is one tablespoonful in water at bedtime. Sold by all druggists.
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Boston
Remarkable Sixteenth Century Strong Man Barsabas
The text recounts Barsabas a Major famed for extraordinary strength. He bore a 500 pound anvil under his cloak, performed rifle drill with three cannons, and crushed animal limbs between his fingers. He slew a dancing bear with his fist, and used two captives as clubs to fend off a mob. His sister was also noted for immense power.
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Barsabas
The Apache as a Soldier
The Apache shows high endurance in fatigue and marching, yet avoids facing direct fire, preferring ambush tactics. They enlist mainly out of love for the uniform and colorful trappings, not for combat duty, while admiring military maneuvers and lively marshal music.
1861 Vaults Turned To Bakeries For Army Provisions
In 1861 vaults beneath the western front terrace of the capitol were converted into bakeries producing 16 000 loaves daily for the Potomac army and additional loaves from Alexandria Fortress Monroe and City Point. Reports cite high daily outputs and a Boston Journal note on Mr Hall Caine reacting to an interview with Mr STolmes. The piece also mentions a poem and a note on a song now believed to be of English origin rather than Scottish.
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Capitol
Army of the Potomac
Alexandria
Fortress Monroe
City Point
Mr. Caine
Mr. Hall Caine
Mr. Stolmes
Mr. Holmes
Boston Journal
Scotland
Annie McVicar
Grant
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies and Cough Treatments
The article notes deafness stemming from inflammation of mucous surfaces, claiming only constitutional remedies can cure it and offering Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back promise. It also mentions the Denver Rio Grande Railroad peak at 10 855 feet and promotes Dr D Jaynes Expectorant for coughs and lung issues.
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Aipe
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Marshall Pass
United States
Enormous Harlem and Fribourg Organs Featured in Readable Warnings
The Harlem organ rises 180 feet with 500 silverlike pipes and powerful vibration risks to the building. Colorado counties increasingly place women on county superintendent election tickets. Syrup of Figs is marketed as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, with caveats about other laxatives. Colorado’s 1890 lead output reached 70,888 tons, about half the nation’s total. The text ends with garbled letters.
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Harlem
Fribourg
Colorado
Pheel
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London
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Presty
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Mra. J. A. Barber
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Gates
Mexico
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Mr. Gates
Wabarh Railroad
Cuene
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Oledo
Ohio
R.G. Thourson
Ind
R. G. Burien
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T. A. Lafayette
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