Living Monarchs of Europe in New York Sun Retrospect
The piece surveys European rulers age by age from Queen Victoria toward 1901, noting ages of Frederick III, Leopold I, Francis Joseph, Humberto I, Alexander III, Christian IX, Oscar II, Louis I, Alfonso XIII, Georgios I, Abdul Hamid II, William III, Carol I, Milan Obrenovic IV, Nicholas I of Montenegro, with counts of reign lengths. It contrasts monarchies with France and Switzerland republics and cites President Carnot and Swiss federal council salary.
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New York Sun
Victoria
Europe
George III
Prince of Wales
Frederick
Queen Victoria
Mackenzie
Leopoldi
Austria
Francis Joseph
Italy
Humberto I
Rome
Russia
Alexander III
Denmark
Christian IX
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Oscar II
Portugal
Louis I
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Georgios I
Turkey
Abdul Hamid II
Constantinople
Netherlands
William III
St. Patrick’s
Royal House of Orange
Holland
Romania
Carol I
Servia
Milan
Obrenovic IV
Montenegro
Nicholas I
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Wurtemburg
Saxony
Baden
France
Switzerland
French Republic
Carnot
Polytechnic School
Paris
Republic of
Federal Council
Federal Assembly
W. F. Hertenstein
United States
North America
West for state treasurer chosen by farmers and youth
The Pueblo Sunday Opinion says West is the choice of farmers and young Republicans in Colorado, with honorable, clean methods for nomination and broad local support, especially Weld county. Also notes widespread acceptance of a Sunday law and militia muster details, plus cattle shipment disruptions from snow and washouts affecting Northern Arizona stock.
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West
Colorado
Weld County
W. H. Armington
John F. McKay
Albert Hazzard
M.S. Noah
Harvey Light Infantry
Harvey
Tabor
Brighton Register
Prescott
Arizona
Texas Cattlemen Comment On Newcomer At San Antonio
Times Have Changed notes a Texas Stockman item describing old-time cattlemen who encounter a man in high-heeled boots, a white hat, and a cartridge belt near the Southern hotel in San Antonio. Remarks shift from skepticism to curiosity as they learn more about the visitor.
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Texas Stockman
Texas
Southern
San Antonio
Plaza
Tenderfoot seeks ranch work amidst Texas cattle shift
A reader recalls a Texan cattle market shift as Del Deweese rejects cattle running in Texas and instead seeks peat digging workers. The note hints at northern prospects and a changing demand for cow ponies amid rising imports of draft stallions. It also includes a testimonial on Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh from W. Matthews and mentions cures among a U.S. General's wife and two Arizona officers.
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Tenderfoot
Tie
del Deweese
Texas
Ely
W. ©. Matthews
Justice of the Peace
Shenandoah
Iowa
U.S. A
Arizona
Limited Bits Train of Thought
A playful exchange between He and She about active thinking and a running train of thought, ending with a witty taunt about the word Limited.
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Mabel
Wonderful cures praised by local druggists
Rome Georgia merchants W D Hoyt & Co report four years of strong sales for Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklens Arnica Salve. They claim several pronounced consumption cases in the city were cured by these medicines and guarantee them. Sold by J F Fezer.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Georgia
Dr. King
Bucklen
Curtain Banter Sparks Stage Prep
Dialogue from a Washington Critic snippet shows a playful exchange about a bonnet and height. A character asks about the bonnet’s position while the other vents humorous uncertainty and plans to fetch a step-ladder.
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Washington
Personal testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery
Mr N H Frohlichstein of Mobile Alabama recommends Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after severe bronchitis and catarrh. He cites instant relief and cure, notes trying other remedies with no success, and endorses Electric Bitters and Dr King’s New Life Pills. Trial bottles are free at J F Fezer’s drug store.
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N. H. Frohlichstein
Mobile
Alabama
Dr. King
J. F. Fezer
California discovery for consumption and catarrh cure
Discoveries more valuable than gold, Santa Arse and California Cat-A-Cure claim a guaranteed cure for catarrh cold in the head and related illnesses. Sold at $1 per package or three for $2.50, recommended by Pacific coast physicians and guaranteed by W. B. Mason. A humorous aside from the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph references a rabbit on a bald spot.
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Santa
Bucklen arnica salve and medical ads appear in print
An old newspaper page lists Bucklen's Arnica Salve with claims of universal healing and a 25 cent price from J. F. Fezer. It also promotes Dr J H McLean liver and kidney remedies and Little Liver and Kidney Pills. Harper's Magazine April features Bridgman on Algiers and pieces on theater life and Japanese ivory carvings.
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Bucklen
J. F. Fezer
J. H. McLean
Harper's Magazine
Bridgman
Algiers
London
Charles Dudley Warner
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Advertisements cite cures for rheumatism and scrofula
The notice compiles testimonials for Swift's Specific and other tonics. Patients claim relief from inflammatory rheumatism, itching sores, and scarlet scrofula in infants. Other products tout strengthening tonics, malaria remedies, and pain balms with guarantees and mail offers.
Castoria Recalled In Reprint of Timeless Adage
An old advertising couplet highlights Castoria from childhood through motherhood. The verse notes a girl crying for Castoria as a child, continuing into adulthood as Miss, and finally giving Castoria to her own children as a trusted remedy.
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Castoria
Miss
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