Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Treatments Warning
Caution against mercury based catarrh remedies advises not to use such ointments. Tall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. The ad notes Bold by Druggists, price per bottle and warns against dangerous ingredients. A remark on troubled marriages follows.
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Tall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cook Kemedy Co
Omaha
Neb
Cook Sonoha
Ofice Neume
Paxton Bonk
Lockwood
Carmi
Bradfield
Express
Geiats
Changing Defeat to Victory at Winchester
The article extols Sheridan’s triumph at Winchester turning defeat to victory over malaria. It praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy against malarial diseases and related liver and kidney complaints, urging early use as armor against illness. It also mentions Dr Kline’s nerve restorer and a free trial bottle offer.
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Sheridan
Winchester
Hostetter
Materia Medica
The Mystery Revealed In Waverland Chapter Twenty
The group visits Manitou springs and Stella’s bloom is recognized by Melvorne whose aunt hints at noble lineage. Melvorne uncovers his mother’s Everett kin and briefly grants Stella status, while the narrator recalls past grievances and foresees wealth risks tied to land.
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Lollard
Melvorne
Boiling Springs Fist
Manitou Spring
Stella
Lady Irving
Mrs. Lollard
Everett
Ilinois
Ireland
Lord Waverland
Sir Waverland
Revelation of a Birthright Unfolds in English Estate Plot
Melvorne reveals hidden family ties through a cryptogram linking Stella to Charles Edward Everett, Earl of York, and Raven's Park, England. The discovery spurs a legal transfer of the grandfather's estate, while a loan inquiry at Sharp's office unfolds amid a suspenseful domestic travel narrative.
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Stella
Melvorne
Duke
Raven's Park
England
Loyd
Waverland
Charles Edward Everett
Edward Everett
Earl of York
Ravens Park
Lady Irving
James
Boiling Springs
Sawyer Jones
Luttes
Mr. Sharp
Jones
Uberty
How They Cut Lenses With Diamond Sparks
A detailed description of using tiny diamond sparks mounted in brass and steel to cut glass lenses. Sparks are tested and aligned in a lathe based on pattern size and lens curvature. Lifespan varies from one day to months. workers produce about fifty dozen pairs daily, with costs from three to five dollars per spark.
Trials of a Preacher and the Oyster Dinner
A New York Herald account recalls a struggling preacher earning only 400 dollars yearly and living in a land of scant resources. The elder of the district visits, taxes the family with humor, and a comic oyster feast reveals communal poverty and dignity in a cramped parsonage.
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Tom
Oll
Dominic
New York Herald
Surgeons Link Campaign Strain to Future Heart Disease Among Athletes
A surgeon notes that eight percent of 5,000 veteran soldiers showed heart disease from forced exertion in campaigns. He predicts many modern athletes may suffer similar heart issues in 25 years. He cites France’s longer life after sixty and contrasts with English athletic culture and Oxford rowing mortality.
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Toda
France
England
Europe
A Good Liar Plagued Town With Confessions
A Virginian thief admitted to numerous confessions before being arrested. Local authorities and townsfolk concluded he was a skilled liar and a petty thief. Despite efforts to uncover truth, the suspect remained uncooperative and was sent away.
Constable and Tramp Fire on Highway in Standoff
A Missouri constable halted a tramp on the highway and demanded surrender. The tramp drew a revolver and both fired six shots from about ten feet, with no injuries. They, disgusted, each went away.
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Missouri
Tramp
Nobod
Beauty Not Always Attractive
An ironic note from the Chicago Times questions the appeal of the ocean's many grey worms, suggesting their appearance would deter most readers from seeking contact.
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Chicago Times
Fiery underground blast baffles miners in Comstock drift
George Murray and Tom Bailey ignited a sudden flame in a newly timbered drift while firing a blast. The blaze roared like a volcano, blinded workers, and resisted early attempts to stop it with hand grenades. An extinguisher finally subdued the fire, leaving questions about its source and rarity in Virginia City’s Comstock mines.
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George Murray
Tom Bailey
Murray
Bailey
Virginia City
Comstock
Nev
Rapid German speakers measured by shorthand expert
Herr Hofer of the Dressen Institute in Germany analyzes speech rates of Reichstag members. Rickert speaks 158 words a minute, Fehr von Stim 148, Bamberger 129, Singer 121, Bushing 112, with German word length noted as a factor. Additional notes include literary and tonic references.
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Germany
Herr Hofer
Dressen Institute
Reichstag
Herr Rickert
Herbert Bismarck
Fehr von Stim
Dr. Bamberger
Herr Singer
Dr. Bushing
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promise and Warning Offer
A promotional pitch touts Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy from the World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York. It claims believers recover faster and offers $500 to nonbelievers if cure fails. It advises cleansing the system with mild treatment and regular liver and bowel action using Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Dr. Sage
Dispensary Medical Association of
Buffalo
N.Y
Cor AGENTS Seeks Cash With Imitation Curlers and Medicines
A customer offer from Gridg wan at 377 Broadway New York markets samples and medications promising quick profit. The notice urges readers to act now claiming high returns through agents and wholesale deals.
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Gridgwan
New York
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