Harlem Driveway Built in Criminal Hurry Claim
Buffalo Commercial quips that Harlem’s driveway was built with criminal haste reflecting on New York City’s reputed slowness and suggesting unexpected urgency in the project.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1896
Page
8
Buffalo Commercial quips that Harlem’s driveway was built with criminal haste reflecting on New York City’s reputed slowness and suggesting unexpected urgency in the project.
Mrs Anna Ivon of Pittsford Mills Rutland County Vermont writes that after suffering womb and ovarian troubles she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She details a drawing pain backache weakness and gradual recovery after three bottles and urges other afflicted women to try it.
Chicago professors Pratt and Wightman report strong proof that cathode rays kill bacilli of consumption diphtheria typhoid cholera pneumonia anthrax glanders and influenza experiments include inoculated germs in guinea pigs with rapid decline and possible recovery after exposure if confirmed the cathode rays would be the ultimate germ killer and reshape medical science
A quirky note describes a wedding confection shaped like a boat and palace, created with marzipan and chocolate. It mentions Nehlass Panaggenbarns from Coburg sending a plateograph portrait of Prince Frost of Holenlohe-Lappenburg, set in a moonlit scene with pink roses and delicate foliage.
A vintage herbal patter proclaims Hos tette's Stomach Tilters as a universal cure. It asserts ailments like indisposition, constipation, rheumatism, and kidney complaints vanish in an hour, urging continued use for lasting effects despite skepticism about fast results.
An expert workman at a major needle factory created a through hole along a medium needle of 1 5/8 inches. The passage is just wide enough for a fine hair to pass, showcasing remarkable precision. Fourth of July excursion rates exist between any two stations within Zeunities on the Nickel Plate road. Ask agents.
A Rochester Times note cites a Texas case where a man received life imprisonment for killing a preacher. The piece also mentions costly, inefficient railroad services and a gruesome description of a guillotine's weight and fall time, highlighting sensational comparisons.
A collage of advertisement blurbs mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents, Nickel Plate railroad excursion notes, advertisements for Allen's Foot Ease and Dobbins soap, and various travel and product pitches. The text blends claims of cures, travel rates, and consumer goods across scattered lines and partial phrases.
Tickets go on sale July 8 via Nickel Plate Road with lower rates than other lines for Homeseekers and educational events. Return validity through July 21 and multiple dates through October. Uniformed porters on day coaches and Perce Passenger service advertised. Historic quotes and endorsements appear among travel notices.
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