The Secret of Long Life and Overcome Waste Claims
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure all for aging and tissue waste. It promises to strengthen digestion, blood, and nerves, claiming the medicine boosts nutrient absorption and restores vitality. The copy endorses the product for La Grippe recovery and recommends related laxatives.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Tiny
Gr St. Peter Street
la Grippe
Withek
Pierce
His Sister's Keeper- Elizabeth Dyke Lewis
A backstage world circles a young chorus girl Miss Kennedy who dreams of advancement in the operatic trade. A manager offers a star part and a tour but she refuses, torn between stage life and a possible romance sparked by a silent admirer with flowers.
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Elizabeth Dyke Lewis
West Twenty-fifth Street
Kennedy
Helen
Stevens
Duke
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jack
Clara
Strephon
Windows in History and Literature Across Great Moments
A London Standard reflection catalogues famous windows tied to royal figures and pivotal events. It notes Mary Queen of Scots at Leven Castle, Elizabeth at Greenwich, Strafford’s benediction, Carisbrook Castle, the Louvre during St Bartholomew, Bothwellhaugh’s Linlithgow, Argyll in Edinburgh, and Montrose’s scaffold, all linked by symbolic panes.
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Leven Castle
Mary
Queen of Scots
Greenwich Palace
Elizabeth
Cathay
Brad
Strafford
Carisbrook
Charles
Louvre
St. Bartholomew
Linlithgow Street
Bothwellhaugh
Earl of Murray
Edinburgh
ArTgyll
Montrose
London Standard
Poor Poet Boyse Starved Yet Loyal in Grub Street
The text recalls Samuel Boyse, famed for his Delty poem, who could not work abroad due to pawned clothes and slept in a blanket hole while Johnson helped fund his clothes. He later resumed begging and eating a stew bought by a benefactor as he faced ongoing poverty. It also notes ancient gold sources from Pactolus to Ophir and legends of Midas.
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Johnegon
Grub Street
Samuel Boyse
Boyse
Johnson
Asia
Pactolus
Ophir
Midas
Alexander the Great
Persian
Arabia
Africa
Nile
Burlington Plans Mass Third Rail System Against Aurora Line
Burlington intends to mass a third rail system to compete with the Aurora Elgin and Chicago line. The third rail will be shared with the steam locomotives reducing profits and offering a cheap electric conversion. The line is to open by June 1904 with other railroads adopting the same system. The Republican office sells various envelopes in single or bulk quantities.
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Burlington Road
Aurora
Elgin
Chicago
Lne
Caraill
Ints
Lipe
Death from coughing spell at home in St Louis
Harry Duckyell, 25, choked to death after a lasting coughing fit at his residence in front of wife and child. He had a mild cold days earlier and paid little heed. A physician arrived too late as another coughing spell ended his life from suffocation.
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Harry Duckyell
Duckwell
St Louis Globe Democrat
Ballard
Dr Powell
I Nois Society Meeting At University Of Champaign
The 19th annual meeting of the I nois Society of mengelisepts and purvey ors will be held at the University of India at Champaign on January 20 22. A profitable meeting is expected with large attendance. Exhibits of engineering instruments and materials. Beardsley Hotel is headquarters at 2 per day. Engineers and surveyors invited. I E R Sratman secretary 1636 Monadnock Block Chicago.
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Inois Society of Mengelisepts
University of India
Champaign
Beardsley Hotel
I. E. R. ‘Sratman
Monadnock Block
Chicago
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Queensware Glassware
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Frank Baer
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Frank Bear, Henry
E. D. Lewis
Francis-Kilduff
South Side
First Street
la Salle
Illinois
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Batavia
Michigan
Escaattei
C. E. Smith, Grocer
Maple City
Republican
Peoria Business College
Geo W.W. Hootman
Peoria
Henry Fepannens
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