Mrs Brooks credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs Sarah T Brooks of Lincoln Park Chicago recounts a decade of vomiting due to stomach trouble. After trying multiple doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, reporting weight gain from 94 to 142 pounds and cessation of vomiting. She recommends the pills to friends and credits them with restoring health and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Brooks
Williams
No. Lincoln Park
Chienzo
Ilinois
Swerghen
Dr. Witham
Talways
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wilkains
Taking Dent’s Kidney Pills and the Race Day Prices
A reader from Washington DC credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing strain related kidney trouble after years of trying other remedies. A Kansas City fragment mentions a man hidden in a car and a suspect search. The page also advertises World’s Fair rail passes, rubber stamps, and office supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Toil Lisveniut
George G. Warren
Mtheush Po
Kansas City Journal
Puzzles Solve Defective Addresses In New York Post Office
Workers in the New York Post Office master cryptic and phonetic addresses to route misaddressed letters. Examples include quirkily misread names and towns, with many solved to place letters at Hoffman Island quarantine hospital and other correct destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Postaice
Broadway
O. AJ Menger
Vincenzo Marchese
Warren Harland
Quarantine Station Hospital
Hoffman Island
Siriangstrt
Tomsville
Sarah Ann Street
Tompkinsville
Moerryone
Matteawan
N.Y
Tstochingstumiing
Kingston
Ecatch Vining
Chaipil Ponmiksing
Pierpont Morgan
Hen Lee
Colock
Complice
Texas
Lee
Port Hancock
Camp Ries
Hop
Dressal
Frederick AJ Swift
Lowell
Mass
Prize contest offers 86500 in gold for World’s Fair estimates
The Worlds Fair Contest Company deposits 86500 in gold coin with Missouri Trust Company to pay prizes to those closest in estimating attendance at the St. Louis Fair. The contest closes October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Trust Company
Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Financial Institution
Dietmar
Adelaide Avenues
Moe
Ropesla Case Prompted Eager Gossip in Courtroom
An anxious mother pressed Eas George about a possible marriage while a fan girl denied any future plans. The crowd speculated as remarks mixed with interruption and confusion during the lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas George
Better Than Spanking for Troubled Children
A public notice from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame proposes home treatment for children’s write dithenluies. She asserts spanking fails to cure and invites mothers to write for guidance, denying reliance on genetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhildren
M. Summers
Box 420
Notre Dame
More Truth than Poetry on Thieves and Banks
A short satirical note contrasts petty thieves with bank robbers as "gentlemen." It mentions two bottles of Fisu's Dire for Consumption used by Fred Hermann of 209 Box Avenue Buffalo New York dated September 24, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisu
Fred Hermann
Box Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Professional Secrets and Old Time Advertisements T
A fragmented page mixes legal hints with patent medicines and travel ads. It mentions lawyers firing men over wills, doctors paving the way, Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup, vinegar proverbs, and travel or colonials rates to the West with dates and agent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Asteriin
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Wolcott
Phas
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Ianvel
Senate
Semitor Wolcott
Waterbrook Sop Clothing
Rowe
Boston
U5.a.ltd
Toronto
CAWAD
Ratcea
Nickel Plate Road
Onsale
Chicago
Callon
Asterlin
IPA
Bobt Wayne
Conte
PRI
Tate
Nan van Hud
Discours Trot Co
St. Louie
Dathendanes
Ian
Mer
Belmar
Adelaide Aves
W.l.douglas
Ann. i Hare i Eg Aan Mora
Douglae
Douglas
Beocur
Dept. Coll
Cos
Dng
Revenue
Richmond
W.L. Douglas
Corons Colt Ie
Matt
Ihfen, Mace
Wizards OF the Post Office
Nickel Pirate
M. A
Weisslitz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinksham
Paula Weisstitz
Seneca St
Lydia F. Pinkham
Pryxuaxw
Bright
Ora
Sirona
Dalton
Pinkham
Lynn
Seneca Lydia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Mas
Saint Louis
C. $. Crane
G. P
T. A
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