Unclear Medical Endorsement Appeals to Women Online
Extract mentions Mrs Pinkham urging sick women to write for advice and claims of wide female health guidance. Includes a garbled address likely Lynn, Massachusetts, with a reward offer and signatures that are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Iydia E. Pinkham
A. Mar Farneanss
South 7Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
Pinkham
Lynn
Maes
Berthern
Lyren
Mother's Dear Little Son Warning On Nursery Safety
A cautionary mother stories warns mothers to keep nursery doors closed when hosting visitors. A mother leaves the nursery ajar while fetching a nurse and a towel, prompting a listening downstairs spectator to hear a muffled baby recital and a mother's admonition about gentle care.
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Bhotseheid
Charubem Muelinies
Mother Gray Sweet Powders Promoted for Children
An ills suite of testimonials touts Mother Gray as a nurse at a New York children's home and claims it eases constipation feverishness bad stomach and digestive issues. Several ad lines promote reliefs and other products amid scattered references to Dracennts Whe Setopie and Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Health's Pecaloswe and the Elixir of Longevity
A garbled 19th century health column stresses temperance, sobriety, cleanliness, proper sleep, sensible dress, and a cheerful house as keys to longevity. It warns against overindulgence, distraction, and stagnation, urging balance of mind and body while noting the French Medical Review cautions about ignorance and harmful remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Death of a Race: Australian Aboriginals in Decline
The article notes a dying race among Australian Aboriginals. It cites Governor Philip in 1778 estimating a population around 40000. It claims extinction in Taos mania and near extinction in Victoria and New South Wales with numbers under 4000.
Mrs Winslow's Boormise Srer fer Chittres Weching
A fragmentary verse scene depicts a love lorn youth sighing as the maid passes by with a new beau. The narrator notes wind and aching pains while repeating phrases about nursing and infants in a weathered style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayen
Queen Alexandra Escapes Fire at Sandringham Palace
Queen Alexandra and her secretary Miss Charlotte Knollys narrowly escaped a bedroom fire at Sandringham, as a beam smoldered in a chimney and the bed collapsed the moment they fled. The blaze spread from Knollys room below, filling the corridor with smoke and terror among guests and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tarely
Sandringhim Palace
Queen Alexandra
Charlotte Knollys
Alent
Misa Knollys
Sex Sue
Miss Knollys
Market rumors and political chatter jostle amid winter notes
A cluttered column notes stalled currencies and debts as Dowie’s money questions linger. It mentions coffee bean weevils, cotton leadership, and finance tenants. Hypnotism defense is debated alongside shooting. A Venice rumor and treaty ratification shift focus to South American oil and a stock market flip. Chicago operators reportedly lean bearish to spark public reaction.
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Eurepmin Raralty
Wio
Finance Srn Tenat
Catte Line
Venice
Cosaliuk
Senate
Pamuea
Chicago
Admiral Schley Endorses Peruna Public Endorsement
Admiral Schley backs Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy amid praise for its merits. The article notes his family use and asserts widespread public endorsements by notable figures, claiming Peruna’s broad acceptance and cures for catarrh. It invites readers to request free literature from the Peruna Drug Mfg Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Admiral
Schley
Peruna
Annals of Medicine
Perupa
Peruna Drug
M’f’g Co
Columbus
Ohio
Spelling, Memory, and the Craft of Language
An 1904 Almanac promotion opens a broad discussion on spelling ability. The Philadelphia Record notes spelling reliance on memory, repetition, and training, while contrasting old methods with modern instruction. It touches on orthography errors, typewriter operators, and even safes burglary methods in passing, ending with reflections on Cicero and his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Abe Evanston
Postative Department
Washington Star
Pursuit of Russian Treasure Draws Merchant to River Plot
A Russian merchant near Waterfall in Russia investigates a legend of a treasure worth over 1000 rubles buried along a river. The tale ties a brigand named Stenkov Razynin to the hoard tossed during a pursuit by Cossacks. Five leaders knew the location. the last survivor revealed the secret to the merchant before death.
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Dink
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Macarther
George Hi. Catter
Hawaii
Cat
Denes
MacArthur
Lew
Jawelisy Islands
Pacific
Col
Donee
Gen
Tionofelu
Cab Jones
Col. Jones
Carter
Gen. MacArthur
Germany
South America
United States
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Pe-Ru-Na
Pe Rtiena Drug Co
Cmenay CO
Tatas
Paull
Puh- Sebel
Sioux City
Tawa
Cnére
Dadmiss
Budihiam
Cicero
Tullia
Bae
Intereni
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Usener
Lie
Althus
Mae Caubet Siwids
Western
Canada
Capsicum
Tomer
Eerie
State Street
New York City
Aga
Marer Slors
Mark F. Mayer Boot 4& Exce Co
Milwaukee, Wis
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Caricott
Ao Basee
Mr. Nota
Taboo Vameh Ber
Fame
Ll Adiance
Aspen
Thompson
Spat
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