Remedy from Roxbury Man Promises Cure for Humor
Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts claims a weed remedy cures Humor in all its forms from the worst Scrofula to pimples. He cites over eleven hundred trials with only two failures and holds certificates within twenty miles of Boston. He describes dosing at one tablespoonful in water at bedtime and promises a complete cure with the right quantity.
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Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Nation's Solons Evaluate Bills and Proceedings in Congress
A detailed survey of congressional activity notes the Tucker bill passage in the House, Senate debates on China immigration and silver repeal, and multiple amendments to rules. It records adjournments after extended sessions, proposed statues for Pere Marquette, and shifts in army officer allocations and Geary Act discussions.
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Congress
House
Senate
Turple
Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Apapera
M. Squire
Washington
Allen
Nebraska
United States
Dolph
Oregon
China
Sherman
Cockrell
Missouri
Winter
Tilmot
Committee On
Brickner
Wisconsin
State of
Pere Marquette
McMorgan
Alabama
Voorhees
House of Representatives
Mouse
McCreary
Geary
Mabon
Ken
Crusade Proposed to Abolish Small Change Pocket
A Chicago observer calls for a Congress to abolish the small change pocket citing profligate spending and weakened value of coins. He argues the pocket drains funds, fuels drinking habits, and erodes financial discipline as people routinely swipe nickels and dimes for minor purchases.
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Bonney
Chicago
Bride Seeks Quick Complexion Fix Before Wedding
A young woman in the New York World piece complains of a browning sun-tanned face and pleads with a drug store clerk and companion. She names various cosmetics and worries she cannot regain her normal hue before November to meet a fiancé Ed.
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New York
A Curious French Balloon Experiment in Paris
On July 31 in Paris five balloons were launched from the Esplanade des Invalides. The aeronauts were to descend near Combs la Ville within an hour, passing over a 30 kilometre zone. Cyclists pursued and captured two balloons that failed to cross the zone, while three succeeded, illustrating cyclist usefulness in warfare.
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Paris
Esplanade Des Invalides
Seronauts
Combs la Ville
Esplanade
Penny arcade tale about saving pants from wear
A Pittsburgher recalls a New Orleans coin slot machine that advised not to wear pants, but to first invest in coat and vest as a way to extend life of trousers. The anecdote mirrors a Pittsburgh Chronicle joke about frugal fashion.
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New Orleans
Pittsburg Chronicle
Particular About Names Causes Celebrity Complaints
A quip filled note on how fans misname famous authors. Charles Reade disliked being called with one letter too few, while John Forster disliked De Maurier misrenderings, and Du Maurier joked about giving the devil his due.
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Charles Reade
John Forster
du Maurier
de Maurier
By Special Appointment Pawnbroker to His Majesty
An English observer notes the parade of royal titles on trader signs during tours of England. Among many cloakmaker and purveyor notices, a historically bold sign reads “By Special Appointment Pawnbroker to His Majesty” illustrating royal patronage in commerce.
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England
Friction and policy fraud cited in insurer conversation
An insurance adjuster notes friction causes many dwelling fires, and adds that fraud from robbing a thousand-dollar policy on a six hundred-dollar house explains a large share of losses. The exchange blends practical fire causes with suspicious policy handling.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Internal Use
Hall's Catarrh Cure is a liquid remedy taken internally that acts on blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Free testimonials are offered. Manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
St Louis
Missouri River
Los Angeles
San Fraseleco
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Poupaves & T. A
D. R
Veneee &T. A
Fort Waren
Tod 1
Halderman
Clark St
Chi
D. Maxfield
Cadiansports
Tod F. Chandler
G P.& TA
Btllie
Wabash Railroad
Secret Theft and Return at Dinner Table
A well-brought-up child secretly pocketed an orange from the laid-out dinner table, then was seen entering the empty room to return it to the dish and triumphantly declare I sold again Sutant.
August Flower Advert Claims Cure For Dyspepsia
The testimonial notes long illness with biliousness and dyspepsia, praising August Flower as a breakthrough remedy. The writer, Joss Barker of Humboldt Kansas, urges wider sharing of its supposed benefits and life-changing effects.
Syrup of Figs Promises Health and Pleasant Laxative Effect
Knowledge and comfort meet in Syrup of Figs a pure liquid laxative praised for health benefits. The remedy cleanses the system eases colds headaches fevers and constipation by acting on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Sold by all druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Sageville
N. Y
Wm. H. van Deusen
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghouston
California Fig Syrup Co
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Dorchester
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Indianapolis
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California
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