Swift Famous Blood Remedy S S S Proclaimed Cure for Malaria
A testimonial from Captain Henry Bond of the U S Navy recounts a thirty two year struggle with malaria and describes S S S as the cure. The ad asserts S S S cures blood disorders including malaria and offers free books from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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Henry Bond
U. S. Avy
of Good Hope
Capcorn
Suez
Bond
Natonal Military Flame
Dayton
Ohio
Maia
Pen
Egypt
Persia
West Indies
Theisease
S.S.S
S.S. S
S.si
Adress Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
A Decree of Silence Ends in a Fatal Revelation
Allan Davis marries Luella Clark despite family objections. Luella, a sharp tongue, becomes mute after a mysterious illness. He remains devoted, granting her care and writing wordless messages, until his dying moment reveals Luella never lost her voice and had feigned silence to punish him, exposing a grave deception.
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M. L. Rayne
Allan Davis
Luella Clark
Allan
Luella
Quella
Anecdote of Field Recalls the Poet’s Humble Start
The St Louis Morning Journal recounts Eugene Field’s early newspaper days in St. Louis. He often faced pay struggles and shared humor with editors, reporters, and printers. Field once funded a charity for a starving mother with his last dollar and quipped about salary raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
St. Louis
St. Louis Morning Journal
Belleville
Field
Kansas
Indiana
The Story of a Rose and The Woman's Page Satire
A collage of light humor and moral notes from a 19th century paper includes The Woman's Page satire on fashion pages and a dramatic vignette The Story of the Rose. It contrasts playful jests with a memory from a faded past, as a child asks about who read before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Rose
Chicago Times
Herald
The Labor Question in Texas Siftings
A snippet shows a heated exchange about workload between Maginnis and O’live bina, with the Italian worker refusing to stop. The dialogue reflects labor tensions and cross cultural frustration in a press item from the Texas Siftings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maginnis
Texas
Read the Stars, The Hand of My Daughter
A stern parent declares the daughter's marriage plan and the lover agrees, then he is forced out of the hall through the doorway onto stone pavement. The World’s line urges to read the answer in the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Combination Subscription Offers For Henry Republican
The Henry Republican presents multiple combined plans for new subscribers or advance paying patrons. Options include The Henry Republican with The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm News for 2.00. The Henry Republican, The Weekly Inter Ocean and The Farm Journal for 2.00. and The Henry Republican with The Weekly Inter Ocean and Rusties Guide for 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Inter Ocean
Farm News
the Womankind
The
Farm Journal
Rustiess Guide
Hull's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Cases
Purporting a universal cure for catarrh Hull's Catarrh Cure is advertised as the only positive remedy. The notice claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any failing case, and invites testimonials from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciience
Huall
Hull
J. Chenex & Co
Toledo
Rock Island Playing Cards Returns to Marked Down Sales
Rock Island playing cards are up for sale at 10 cents per pack with thousands already purchased. The seller promises express delivery for five packs prepaid and mail for single packs, plus an optional 2 cent per pack charge for an engraved whist rules insert. Orders should be sent with payment to Jno Sebastian GPA Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Express
Jno
Sebastian
GPA
Chicago
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Strength for Rosa Baron
In Papineau Illinois on November 23 1895 Rosa Baron reports weakness and nervous symptoms. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's pills she gained 15 pounds in three months and regained appetite following physician treatments with little benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papineau
Hood
Rosa Baron
Secret chambers of the heart spark reader critique
A long exchange criticizes the practice of withholding good news until after publication. The speaker urges supporters to vote with subscriptions and pressure editors for coverage. The tone is combative and aimed at prioritizing timely reporting.
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Demorest
Emorest
Toa
Demor Rt
Noes
Pubnluw
Ita
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Demorest 5
Itisa
Moth Élstera
Souron
Demorest Publishing CO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Family
Philadelpha
Denver
James Jims
Hay
Philadelphia
P.P. P
New York Weekly
Labor
Republican
N. K. Fairbank Company
Joseph H. Perry
Edward St, Henry, III
Sapolio
Cemanutlattiona
Iitt ‘Ng
Boldby
Neve Bled CO
Masoulo Temple
Val
Tabla Farma
Mort.gage
Thompson & Son
Lacon III
Avary
Nelahho F. Cinetcumente
P. Harrelson & Co
Columbus
Tenry
Henry, Ill
A. '. Humphrey
John Kline
Richard Ree
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