Paraly sis diabetes and dropsy patient praises pink pills
Stephen T Seymour of Tyndall Bonn Hommes County writes of diabetes starting in 1888 and swelling, kidney failure, and heart trouble. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People beginning in 1894 he reports relief after five boxes and plans to continue if needed. The letter from Trndiy New York is presented to Dr Williams Medicine Co for publication.
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Stephen T. Seymour
Tyndall
Bonn Hommes County
Bram the Journal
Detroit
Mich
Trndiy
Williams’ Medicine Company
Williams’ Med. Co
Schenectedy
Williams
Will Jntas
German Scholar’s Sorrow Ends in Tragedy
A German scholar, Paul Burntburn or similar, and his wife die in poverty after his literary work and meager earnings fail to support the family. Facing mounting debts, he sells belongings, borrows, and ultimately poisons his wife and three daughters with prussic acid before taking his own life, leaving a note about the hopeless struggle to earn a breadline.
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Germany
Echalarg
Pataan
Paul Burntburg
Clese
Berlin
Wnmarrel
Bismarck
Staal Saxon
Blasewils
Eulenburg
Tiny
Tulenburg
Fulenbuig
No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure marketed for relief
Advertisement notes No-To-Bac by Sterling Remedy Co offering a sample and 200 cent box to curb tobacco desire. Claims rapid, easy cessation with nerve strengthening. Mentions mail orders from Chicago or New York and a free sample offer through the paper. Also references Pennsylvania gas execution methods in a side note.
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Riverr
Sterling Remedy Co
Ghicagsa
New York
Confederate Mountaineer Relives Charleston Siege
A recollection from Thomas W. Wheat describes loading the first mortar shot at Fort Sumter and firing during the opening Civil War bombardment. He recalls the siege of Atlanta and the endurance of citizens, plus a dramatic escape as Sherman’s army advanced. The narrative weaves in wartime life, courage, and a look back at the era.
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Fort Pnarise
Georgia
Thomas W. Wheat
Wheat
Augusta
Middle Georgia
Charleston
Yankees
Sullivan'’s Island
Charleston Harbor
Hallenquist
Fort Sumter
Chariegion
Tallenquist
Atlanta
Tsid
Sherman
Wallace
Tleir
Indere
Shell
Tennessee
Sherminn
Atlania
Federats
Ion Sudeclix
Krerzbolt
Placer
Klool
Saul
Cith Mona
Shennan
Shemnan
For Sale Farm Tract West of Houston Chesterville Texas
Fifty miles west of Houston at Chesterville a prime farm tract offered by Souther Texas Consolidated Co. Low prices and easy terms. Free book Fertile Farm Lands and offers to mail information. Also notes on naval budgets and other varied items in this mixed page.
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Hood’s Sarsapavilla
Sesson
Hood
L Bool & Co
Lowell
Mass
Houston
Chesterville
Texas
Southers
Téxas ConesitLricn Co
John Linderholm
Mgr
Sialto Building
Chicaco
Endemic malaria remedies and domestic tonics in old era pamphlet
Fragmentary advert content touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for malaria and digestive ailments across Americas regions, with side notes on Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Piso's Cure for Consumption. Mentions a Globe remark about wealth and conscience, and a testimonial from Mrs Mulligan in 1895.
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South Dakota
So-toe Bacharitty
Centa
Pennsylvania
Park
Maron
Port
Delaware
John KR. Fellows
William A. Eddy
Bayonne
New Jersey
Lesle’s Weekly
Eddy
Ediy
Witra Tn
Ipihia Commercial Agg
Affectira
Cammeres
Pritain Waa
Amd
Briakly
ThraTs
Onze
Sonik
Powie
Geena Muet
Eard
Gena? & Co
Agite Ieirens
Toliedo
Cotnty
Hanna CaTanhe
Chreey
A.D
A.W. Glaasc
Agia
Tha Apsiem
Cheery & CO
Toba
Drogelate
Nicaragua
Contrant
Egaland
Hecanan
Philadelphia Ledger
Buckingham
Annte Besant
Favonentricken India
America
cameLy Ca
Amo Ajoes
Marsunk
Panaver
South
Central America
West Indies
Mexico
Panama
Hostetter
Boston Globe
Preston
Globe
Glenn
Mulligan
Plumstead
Kent
Basland
Wire
Winstow
Chiaiey Seothing
Softena
Cale
Bottie
Sioux City
Worthwestern
H. C. Cheyney
General Alént
Iowa
Camden
L. Stephens
Rhe
ST. Peres
Cee
Ides Lee
Stert Tyg Roment CO
Chicaziy Hantrent
Bew
Fits
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Broadway
Tully
Pons