Hood's Sarsaparilla Calendar Ad Brims With Claims
An 1880s advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and a yearly calendar by Hood & Co. It cites vast production, widespread distribution, and testimonials claiming blood purification and health restoration. The piece promotes purchasing calendars and the medicine from druggists or by mail with stamps.
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Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Eood
The Hittites and Their Origins in Jewish History
The Hittites, long a puzzle to anthropologists, are now viewed as a Semitic tribe speaking a Phoenician like dialect. Hittite inscriptions are attributed to the Chaldi, whose origin remains undiscovered. Current thought suggests Aryan or Indo Germanic roots as likely, possibly European migrants.
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Theresa
Europe
Colchester Boots Ad Cites Witty Quotes and Jests
Fragmentary advert style lines reference Lux Colchester spading Boot ad and social quips about wives money and compliments. A playful, antiquated voice contrasts vanity and worth with a remark on funerals, ending with a sputtered line about Glenn's Sulphur Sunp.
Will Talk All Week as Tariff Fight Dominates Congress
Congress opens with House proceedings focused on the tariff bill under the five minute rule and wide amendments. Senate leaders plan to move toward repealing the federal elections law with possible executive sessions for Hornblower confirmation. Major speakers include Gray, Bate, Hill for Democrats and Lede, Frye, Chandler, Tour for Republicans. Debate likely spans two weeks with tariff speeches from Gallinger and others shaping the week. Internal revenue scheme and income tax moves are also in play as Hichardson handles amendment order.
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Delaware
Senate
Gray
Bate
Hill
Lede
Frye
Chandler
Tour
Hichardson
Internal Revenue
House
Wilson
Friends of
House Debates Hawaiian Resolution and Tariff Bill
In routine proceedings the House debates Boutelle’s Hawaiian resolution and the tariff bill. Cummings seeks Navy information on Hawaiian authority. amendments are discussed. Senate tackles Treasury building drawings, Levens and Davie remarks, and the Kanawha dams bill advances.
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Boutelle
Maine
Hopkins
Winels
Cummings
New York
Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Commissioner Blount
United States Naval Force
Navy Department
Anthia
Dockery Democrati
Misavari
Tom L. Johnson
Senate
Pefferax
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Tarp
Levens
Ar Davie
Jerry” Simpson
Isaac J. Wooten
Nevada Iodian
Treasury
Hornblower
Renate
W. BR Hornblower
Supreme Court
Kanans
Missisippi
Colorado
Gila
Wolf Chases in the Ganges Country Tale of a Picaresque Hunt
A narrator recalls chasing a wolf during pig-sticking near Colgong on the Ganges. He claims to have ridden down the wolf with a strong horse and spear, noting that a companion suggested the feat arose from riding another man’s horse with his spurs.
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India
Ganges
Colgong
Blackwood's
Precious Stones and Gemstone Curiosities
Interesting facts include ruby supply decline over centuries and ruby worth several times a carat diamond of similar size. Sapphires are color variants of the same stone. Star sapphires, American turquoise, an imitation turquoise from fossil teeth, spinels resembling gems, and tourmaline with heat induced electrical properties.
Steady's Brigands in Sicily and Crown Action
The passage notes brigandage in Sicily during the rise of Victor Emmanuel, describing how nobles fell into misery as the king used brigand gangs to quell rival bands, placing responsibility on localities to curb depredations and claiming the plague was eradicated. It also advertises Shilohs Consumption Cure and quack claims, ending with a quip about men always planning to act.
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Steay
Sicily
Victor Emanuel
Leprosy in China Linked to Diet and Habits
The article notes Chinese beliefs that overfishing causes leprosy while acknowledging the real cause remains mysterious. It cites poor blood and uncleanly habits as contributing factors and calls for a solid investigation into prevention and cure. It warns that leprosy is increasing in southern China.
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China
Perennial claims and quack cures flood 19th century ads
A collage of questionable remedies and sensational notes dominates the page. Advertisers tout Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for constipation while promoting various tonics, tonics, and cough syrups. Phrases mix with a stray joke about a lynching and local politics, reflecting era sensationalism and medical hype.
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