Auburn Miracle Rescue Story Recounted in Auburn Bulletin
Edward Donnelly who saved a drowning child in New York in April 1889 later suffered paralysis from the cold plunge. He moved to Auburn in 1392 with his wife and describes months of illness, trials with doctors, and eventual recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills with restoring strength and the ability to work again.
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Edward Donnelly
Auburn Bulletin
Auburn
East River
East Eighth Street
New York
Donnelly
Ausburn
Amanda Grantman
D. Corry
Moravia Street
F. A. Mulgrew
Eighth Street
George McDonald
Chas. H. Sagar Company
Genesee Street
Dr. Williams
Walnut Street
Osborne
Seymour Andttage
Dr. Patchen
Wisconsin
Dr. Hyatt
New York City
Dr. Peace Medicine Co
Schenectady
Reserveing His Youth Judge Jeremiah Black and a witty exchange
A fragmentary anecdote recalls Judge Jeremiah Black wearing a black wig and a humorous clash with a Senator. The senator notes youthful looks while the judge retorts that his age and wig come by purchase and descent.
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Jeremiah Black
Baksh
Ard
Ehy's Dream Balm touted as best catarrh remedy
Mupreau writers claim the cure must be non-irritating easy to apply and reach remote sores. They state only Ehy's Dream Balm meets these conditions claiming it soothes catarrh better than any previous remedy and is accepted by physicians and patients alike.
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Mupreau
Cateris
Ehy
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Nation's Solons review and debate lead to limited action
The Senate and House conduct routine sessions with debates on the seignorage bill and sundry civil expenses. Amendments pass on minor items, including lighting Hay Lake Channel and a Buffalo post office project, with broader measures advancing slowly. Executive actions approve naval officer nomination and various bridge and railroad rights of way.
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Congress
Senate
Stewart
Lindsay
Dolph
House
Hay Lake
Buffalo
New York
Morse
Rap
Mass
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. Marshall Wright
Philadelphia
Missouri River Commission
Sioux City
Iowa and Nebraska Pontoon Bridge Company
Missouri River
Duluth
Winnipeg
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Loud
San Francisco
Broderick
Atchison and Leavenworth
Mercer
Platte River
Jefferson City
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Ows
District of Columbia
Sovernment
Texarkane and
Fort Bmith
Calcasieu
Babine
Logiaiana
Texan
Bluefields
Nicaragus
Woman Fights for Credit in Morse Telegraph History
In Hartford Connecticut a death draws attention to Mrs. Albert Vail who for thirty years campaigned to secure recognition for her husband who died in Morristown New Jersey in 1850s and aided Samuel Morse in inventing the electric telegraph. Her efforts were noted at the World’s Fair where his name appeared among eminent electricians.
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Morse
Hartford
Conn
Albert Vail
Morristown
N. J
Stranger Identifies Apple Flavor From Bowdeinham Tree
A 60 year old man in a Main Street store tastes a barrel of apples and bets he can name their origin. He recalls a bittersweet apple from a tree behind his first home and claims the Bowdeinham tree produced these apples as they tasted twenty years ago. The clerk notes a local man brought the apples in.
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Main Street
Bowdeinham
Lewiston Journal
Catarrh Cure Promotion and Miscellaneous Notices
An old advertisement bundle touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures and a Toledo address. It also includes general lifestyle lines about beauty products and fashion tips, mentioning a "Jean's Sulphur Soap" and remarks on appearance and social charm.
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Beauty
Jean
The Peaceful Sparrows Debate on Sparrow Courtship
The writer in Land and Water disputes that sparrows quarrel. He describes cock sparrows with half spread wings and a hens’ teasing resistance. Birds trigger a noisy chase where the hen escapes, pursued until all retreat, leaving the pair to go their separate ways.
Land of Promise West Thirst for Health Persuades Emigrants
The article paints the West as a land of wealth and opportunity yet warns malaria haunts its fertile areas. It urges emigrants and travelers to use Hos tetter's stomach Bitters as a safeguard and remedy for malaria, digestive issues, rheumatism, and fatigue amid exposure and overwork.
Bear Attack on Lake Whitcom Boat Ended in Victory
Four men on a fishing trip aboard a small boat encountered an enormous bear. Armed with only an ax and a pistol they fired and defended the craft as the bear struck the hull. The animal was killed after a brief battle, and the 100 pound carcass was towed ashore.
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Lake Whitcom
Which Will You Be A Farm Renter Or A Farm Owner
Ad copy urges readers to move to Nebraska for cheap land and ownership. It promises a free descriptive pamphlet by mail from Pend T Burlington Route Omaha Neb. and suggests relocation as a path from renter to owner.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Omaha
Man thanks God at table then storms about cooking
A man at the table expresses gratitude to the Lord for the meals before him but immediately after saying amen erupts in a tirade about the cooking, revealing a volatile temperament behind pious manners.
Hatch's Universal Dough Syrup Gains Traction
The ad copy proclaims Hatch's Universal Dough Syrup as a bold new product with wide reach. A stray, incomplete sentence mentions a boy and a question about recovery, suggesting slips of text on a damaged page.
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Hatch
Advertisements Endorsements for Jacobs Oil Across Several States
A collection of letters praises Jacobs Oil for ailments from sprains to toothache and frost bite. Authors include Piers Beewa of Bridgewater Massachusetts and GBR Sends of Margum Oxia, plus Leite rer of Denton Texas, claiming reliable relief and rapid action.
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Acc
Osce
Piers
Beewa
Bridgewater
Mass
Redwest
Gbr
Margum
Oxia
A Peculiar Measure Pranks a Bar Customer
A jokester tries to sucker a butcher with a trick but the Irishman calmly produces three pig feet from a pickle barrel. The customer must concede the joke backfired at his expense.
Remarkable Oat Yield Promises Huge Harvest
The John Azer Seed Co. of LaCrosse Wis. reports Winter of Montana grew one bushel of Great Northern Oats and irrigated portions to expect three hundred bushels per acre in 1894. Send 8 cents for a sample and seed catalogue.
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John Azer Seed Co
LaCrosse
Wis
Winter
Montana
Philosophers say Adam never understood a woman
The passage notes that despite many theories about gender, men persist in trying to understand women, expressing ongoing curiosity and effort.
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Adam
Brown's Biconcular Touches and Restorer Claims
An advertisement reflects a claimant who has suffered a throat affliction from childhood due to diphtheria and reports using various remedies without relief. It promotes Brown's Biconcular Touches and Dr Kite's Great Marvel Restorer for fits, claiming notable cures and offering trials and addresses in Philadelphia and Kentucky.
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Brown
Ee F. Hampton
Piketen
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Tern
Eick
House OF Representatives
The
Auestion
Dr. Kites
Fitcomm
de. Kline
Arch
Phila
Breas
Bradfield
Colchester
Walule
Colchester Rubber Co
L. Douglas
Hao
Ine
Recvarter
Lana
Sarwe Pam & Dewom
Wees
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