Uncle Wesley Walton’s miraculous recovery from illness
In Tri County Plymouth Til a prominent citizen known as Uncle Wesley Walton Sr narrates his eight year battle with illness starting in 1888. After failing with multiple doctors he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health within three months. He details his gradual dosage and sustained use, affirming his full recovery and gratitude to the pills and physicians involved.
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Plymouth
Wesley Alton
Wesley
Christian Church
Fiat Church
Ot Toyeke
New York State
Atiies
Williame
Pal
Halfia
Gorous
Rayburn
Denver
Dra
Sapp
Hooten
Dr. Hooten
New. York
Wesley, Walton, SR
Wesley Walton
T. J. McDaniel
M.D
Selene Beal
C. Gilbert
C. Gilbert, Etcr ‘Public.All-dealers—sell—Drs Williame
Mary Jacobs remembered as devoted clubwoman and author
The piece honors Mrs Mary Jacobs of the Woman's Club, noting her leadership as a department chair, library promoter, and club speaker. It recalls her warm, generous friendship and the cherished Christmas reply she sent from Argone in 1897 to absent Henryville members.
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Mary Jacobs
Library
Jacobs
Argone
Leo
Woman's Club
Kline
Henry
Mrs Mary Jacoss
Woman's Journal Highlights Suffrage News and Leadership
The Woman's Journal, founded by Lucy Stone, promotes broad women’s advancement coverage. It notes ongoing suffrage momentum with constitutional amendments pending in Washington and South Dakota, urging readers to stay connected with women’s organizations and activities.
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Dlass Woman's Newspaper
Woman ‘S Journal
National American Women Suffrage Association
Washington
Columbian Theatre
Seneca Falls
Miss.Anthony
Mra Stanton
Mra May Wright Sewell
Indianapolis
Lillie Devereux Blake
Harriet
Stanton Blatch
Clara Bewick Colby
Rey Anna Howard Shaw
Carrié Chapman Catt
Mary Seymour Howell
Clara Marshall
Woman's Newspaper of America
Lucy Stone
Woman's Journal
Woman’s Journal
South Dakota
Atten
Women's Journal outlines 1898 topics for clubs and reforms
The Woman's Journal plans a year of articles for women's clubs, reformers, and industries. Features include works by Ellen M. Henrotin, Charlotte Perkins Stetson, Frances Willard, and Anna Garlin Spencer, plus reminiscences from notable women and biographical sketches of wives of distinguished Americans.
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Women’s Clubs
Ithe Commonwealth
Ellen M. Henrotin
Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Graham
Brooke
Charlotte
Perkins Stetson
Winen
Hon
Barrows
Isabel O Barrows
Institutiona
George L. Perin
Alice N. Lincoln
Anna Garlin Spencer
Elizabeth Burrill Curtis
Colorado
Sarah 8. Platt
Woman’s Club of
Denver
Rachel Foster Avery
Frances B. Willard
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Orinda Dudley-Hornbrooke
Col T W Higginson
Julia Ward Howe
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Prestott Spofford
Rey Antoinette —L Brown Blackwell
Henry B Blackwell
Abby Morton Diaz
AS Dani
James B Bradwell
Bessie Bradwell Helmer
Alice Blone Blackwell
Bost
Boston
The
Art Museum
Associated Charities
Palo- Mio
Kindergarten For the
North End Mission
Educational and Industrial Union
School of Housekeeping
Home For Aged Couples
Little Wanderers
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Hickting Hospital
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Rooctery
Woman's Journal
Penny Puzzle Promises Historic Answers on Faces
A nostalgic note invites readers to find multiple meanings on a coin and lists diverse clues from animal names to beverages. The text shifts to a health ad for Herbine, claiming it cures liver disorders with a free trial at Dr Powell's, priced at 75 cents.
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Dr Powell’s
Union Central Life approves full $100,000 line
Henry O Lyron of Chicago states Union Central Life Insurance Co is the most economical and conservatively managed in the country and he has given Charles W Samp on his application for the full line of $100 000 after comparing assets income and profits with other firms in a December 16 1897 letter from Edward A Ferguson Chicago Manager Union Central Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry CO
Lytton
Chicago
Edward A.ferguson
Heq
Union Central
Life-Ing Co
Charles W. Sampaon
Henry O
Lyrron
Farm life and craft tips mix with odd anecdotes
The article urges keeping boys on farms via practical homestead pleasures. It blends farming science with home improvements, kitchen advice, and humorous warnings about scammers. It covers window repairs, door fixes, pantry tricks, manure beds, and general rural thrift while lampooning urban temptations. It closes with humorous sayings about youth, effort, and keeping spirits high.
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Illinois
Tri-County
Renry
Fifa
Onanok
Almanagsan
Carendars
Orange “Judd
Orange Judd
Henry Republican
Orange Judd Armor
Cooproriants &C
Scientific American
Pyall
UNN & Go
New Y York
Puget
M2ejonn
Elina
Spolyat
Hlohard Bt
Ulinals
Adanis St
Peoria, Ill
Ae Dabue
wee ee _ Webster
J. J. Jawer
Justice U
Supreme Court
C. Merriam Co
Pubiaherm
Springfield
Mass
Webster's
All_authentin echilluiments
Webster
International Dietior
Balett Academic
Manana
Zee Etn Ee
Ap Hayfever
Drugglete
RLY Brothers
Paulo
Parker
Simi Se John
Miss Clara
Barton
Cuba
Madagascar
Paris
Henry’ Bomerset
Women's Temperance
New York
Perdons
Womark's Journal
Union Central Life Ins. CO
RyveRsips Dre- Trior Grange
A. Surra
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
Abor
Fead
Prostie
aSteam
Ofte
Geo Burt
Marshal N
Bubs
Renin
Republicnan
Justico
Justico's
Nadress
Filevater
Rand
van Buren St
Rock Island
Pacific
Union
Urgo
Bat Taland
John Sebastian
C.R.J.& Prr
Cenne
Millleavelenr
Ohica Axproseand
Seer Screesroesees
Gampell- Gi
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