Figs Syrup Promises Health Benefits and Purity Claims
Knowledge Brings comfort and improvement and to personal enjoyment when holy The many, who live bet t han others, and enjoy life more, with expenditure, by more promptly pting the world's best products to needs of physical being, will attest value to health of the pure liquid tive principles embraced in the use of Figs, excellence is due to its presenting the fim most acceptable and pleas to taste, the refreshing and truly properties of a perfect tax , nally cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid- Leys Liver and Rowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from objg tionable substance. np Of Figs is for sale by all drug- MWe and $1 bottles, but it is man wcored by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and beine well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
August Flower Advertisement Pronounced Cure Claim
An advertisement by E. A. Bond of Pavilion Centre New York promotes August Flower as a safe medicine kept in a store and claims it aids the stomach kidneys lungs blood nerves and digestion and ensures a good appetite if used.
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E. A. Bond
Pavilion Centre
N.Y
Missouri at the Fair reflects state artistry in Missouri Building
A detailed look at Missouri's World’s Fair display notes the state building’s gold room private to Governor Stone, its architectural features and nearby state pavilions. It highlights zinc and lead ores shown in a four teen ton pyramid, and contests with adjacent state exhibits, plus historical notes and scattered topics from amusements to farming tips.
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Jackson Park
Fifty-seventh Street
South Park
Old Fort Manon
St. Augustine
Florida
Louisiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
No Crinoline League Backs Crinoline Revival in Europe
The piece notes Mrs. John Strange Winter leading a English league with over 17 000 pledges from women against crinolines. The Princess of Wales rejects wider skirts and royal prohibitions loom over fashion, while traders and papers shape trends. A Turkish army romance earns honors for a girl who served unseen. The Isabella quarter designs win praise from lady managers.
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John Strange Winter
Stannard
England
Europe
Stan
A Lucky Woman Duchess of Devonshire’s Remarkable Life
The present Duchess of Devonshire is famed as the luckiest woman in the world having held duchess titles at Manchester and Devonshire and presiding over multiple estates including Chatsworth Hardwicke Hall Hatchier Hall Bolton Hall Compton Place and Devonshire House. She owns a château in France a Riviera villa and a Chatsworth connection through a daughter married to a man bearing three dukedoms Hamilton Brandon and Chatelherantt.
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Duchess of
Devonshire
Manchester
Chatelaine
Chatsworth
Hardwicke Hall
Derbyshire
Hatchier Hall
Lancashire
Bolton Hall
Wharfe
Compton Place
Eastbourne
Tismore Castle
County Waterford
Devonshire House
Chiswick House
London
France
Riviera
Hamilton
Brandon
Chatelherantt
They Move Past and Notes on Mars and Health
The article lists clockwork wheel revolutions in a year and total beats, then discusses Mars color theories by Herschel and Lambert. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for seasick and nervous travelers, notes gun velocities, deafness cures, hotel ads, and a call urging readers to seek earnings with B F Johnson & Co.
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M. M. Breoerer
Montgomery
Ala
Bradfield Regulator CO
AvtLayta
Goodwin Clothing
McElaee Wine
Chattanooga Med. CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
Reform Press
Western Newspaper Union
Western Newspaper
Morgan
I Reform Prese Association
Stern Newspaper Union, Dalle Qomles
Secant
Thomson
Dson L. Thomson Mfc.co
Watthem
Mans
Bunning
O. Brown
Sedalia
Ander W. Terrell
Schuyler Hamil
Weing
7 Republic
Paul Jones
John
Richus
Serapis
James Bayard Stafford
Congress
Stafford
Navesink Highlands
John Winfield Scott
McDowell
Adlai Stevenson
Schuyler Hamilton
Daughters of the Revolution
House of Commons
M. P
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
National Stockman
New York
Milady
Texas
Chicago
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Houston
Indian Territory
Beecham
Ite
Dres.og Be
Sitnere
Fit Cares
Kiine
Arch St. Michadelphia
Bshiloh
Conn Poanld
Bois
Weta
Spain
Prive
Egy
State
Anti-Crinoline League
Turkey
Cleveland
United States
Constan Alex. W. Terreltinople
Alex
Pristina
Hanko
Ali Redscheb
Isabella
Paige
Missouri State Building
Mars
Herschel
Lambert
Hostetter
Atlantic
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
To-Morrow
Bancroft Hoemet Av
Preston
B. Fp, Johnson & Co
Richmond
Dr. Sap Gan
Df, Smith & CO
Rey
Wal. Potter Palmer
Board of
Lady Managers
Countess OF Aberdeen
MR. W. Edbrooke
Government Building
N Frare
Grogan
Illinois
Hayden
Wc.nas
Jarvis Hunt
Vermont
Jenney
Snares von Brunt
Francis Whitehouse
Fry
Rome
Rand, McNally & Company, Publishers
Adams Streets
Mes
Dutcher
Faee
Durewer
Si. Albans
Patterson
State Ag
Opium and Tren. National
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