Miraculous Cure Reported From Cayuga County
The Cayuga County Independent investigates Silas Pennell of Niles New York who claims to have been cured of rheumatic sciatic pain by Williams Pink Pills. Pennell describes years of agony with hip pain spreading through the body, relief after starting the pills, and now he can work again. the article notes the pills contain essential elements to renew blood and vigor and are sold by druggists or by mail from the Williams Medicine Company Kentectady NY at 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.50.
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Silas Pennell
Niles
N. Y
Wells
Cayuga Co
Messrs
Miles
Pennell
Williams
Waa
Wen
Wiliams
M Ul
Walliama Medicine Company
Khenectady
University Life in the Northwest noted by Canfield and others
The Henry Republican highlights Chancellor Canfield's Harper's Weekly article on university life in the Northwest. It cites upcoming educational pieces on North Carolina’s Centennial, Union College, the Washington School for the Deaf, and a Webb Home and School feature, plus a humorous obser vation on human nature and social behavior.
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Canfield
University of Nebraska
University of Ohio
Harper's Weekly
Northwest
The
University
North Carolina
Winston
Union College
Raymond
College For the Deaf
Washington
N. B Maury
Webb
Birds as farmers allies praised by Dr Mer riam
Dr C Hart Merriam, chief of the Agriculture Department ornithology division, argues that farmers misjudge hawks and owls. He cites stomach analyses showing 95 percent of prey as animal life. Pennsylvania spent $100,000 over two years to destroy these birds. Farmers would pay more to repair perceived damage. Also includes extended reflections on Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Owl
C. Hart Merriam
Division of
Ornithology
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Liscell
Indiana
Lincoln
Robinson Crusoe
The
United State
Weem
Washington
Bunyan
Douglas
Colli Post
Cole
Colli Remedy Co
Higginsville
Woman's Club Year Ends With Pleasant Gathering
The last meeting of the Woman's Club year was at Mrs Mary Powers home with 23 members and 5 visitors. Programs on philanthropy featured piano solos, essays, and love as a theme. Guests praised the hospitality and a post-meeting tea followed. A crop outlook from Illinois described drought and fading harvests, noting economic parallels with production costs. The issue also includes magazine notes and a Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion.
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Mary Powers
Department of Philanthropy
Minnie Kline
Miss Marsh
Nettie Paskell McLaugahan
Woman’s Club
Chaoge
Minnie Kiline
The
Red Cross
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
King's Daughters
Salvation Army
Paskell
Lucy Spencer
Humble
Josephine Townsend
Lucy
Hattie Spencer
In the Begining God and the Loafers on the Corner
An exchange parodies creation and social decay, noting how initial order gives way to crowds who fill depots post offices and stores. It claims they become a burden on the state, spreading cheap tobacco and sloppy habits while shaping the nation’s leadership imprudently.
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man
A historic health advertisement claimsBerbine cures liver stomach and bowel disorders. It warns of bilious symptoms and says the liver misfunctions poisons blood. The ad touts Berbine as an unrivaled liver medicine priced at 76 cents with free trial bottles at Dr Powell.
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Dr Powell
Chicago press wars drive city into lunatic asylum mix
A fragment from a Chicago era column criticizes rival papers for mutual antipathy and power struggles, likening press factionalism to chaotic governance and noting public confusion as newspapers vie to control city affairs. It satirically references lunatic asylums, legislature, and city council amid media battles.
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Chicago
Kankakee
Elgin
United States
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