Hay Fever Remedy Endorsement in Columbus Ad
An Ohio reader endorses Peruna for hay fever and catarrh in a Columbus notice. The testimonial claims the remedy helps resist pollen irritants by stimulating the nervous system and allows people to endure the season without attacks. It invites others to try Peruna as a practical alternative to relocating.
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Three Great Conversationalists From McClure's Magazine
Carl Schurz praises three eminent talkers Masini Oliver Wendell Holmes and Bismarck in McClure's Magazine. Holmes is the most spirited. Bismarck the most imposing and entertaining for wit sarcasm and narrative. Mazzini exudes warmth conviction and sacred faith in principles.
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Husband’s Clever Scheme Brings Wife Home
A sad husband devises a ruse to lure his wife back from town. He mails her a copy of each local paper with one clipping removed, refuses to reveal the clipped item, and within a week she returns home to learn what had been hidden. The tale comes from the Pittaburg Press.
Facial Portrait Sparks Comment Across Desk
In a brief exchange, two figures discuss a woman's appearance, noting thin features and questioning wear. The dialogue suggests a casual, observational moment as Puck remarks on the face. The remark implies scrutiny without asserting harm or consequence.
Stomach Pains and Cure Told by Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Wilsey Kansas woman Mia Rachel Gardner details long stomach pains and headaches worsened by doctors and laudanum. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with complete relief and urges others to try them. The ad lists cures and guarantees the pills are free from opiates and harmful drugs. Available by mail from the Williams Company with pricing.
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Bogland Tale of Dan and the Irish Bog Ghost
Dan McCall tells Miss Mary a wild tale from Garraduff when he was young and wild. He gets lost in a bog, seeks help from a wary woman, hides in a hayloft, witnesses a drunken kitchen fight, and is carried out by two men as if a corpse before dawn. He escapes by leaping from the wheelbarrow and fleeing into the bog and then to safety.
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Physicians Endorse Castoria As Safe and Effective Remedy
Castoria receives strong praise from physicians and medical authorities for safe use and health benefits. It relieves stomach pains quiets nerves aids digestion and serves as a safe substitute for Castor Oil with no narcotics or stupefying effects. Health journals urge awareness to protect children from harmful remedies.
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Godfrey
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Journal of Health
Lincoln as a Lawyer: A Lincoln party tale in Philadelphia
A leader recalls Lincoln’s legal prowess in a case about a disputed will. Lincoln called one witness, a renowned paper maker, who identified the will’s watermark as his firm’s own. The witness placed the firm’s start date in 1841 and the document dated August 11, 1836, effectively closing the case. The defeated candidate cares little about the outcome.
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