Testimonial for Williams Pink Pills by John Artus
John Artus of Independence Iowa, a veteran contractor, testifies that Williams Pink Pills cured his rheumatism after years of suffering. He credits the remedy with removing all signs of illness and asserts he would be in his grave without it. Pills advertised as restoring nerves and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Bulletin Journal
Independence
Iowa
John Artus
Jvns
Masons and Plasterers
Iowa Hospital For
Baid
Artus
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
Wlichard Tees
Teever
Los Angeles
Besse
Efe Ignef
U. S. Trant
Grant
America
Flamestead
Uany Wien
Reese
Iers
California
Farella
Tie
Steese
Ile
Iae
Pinis
Ink technique with twin pens for steady writing
The article explains using two pens of equal size in a penholder to control ink flow. The inner pen writes while the outer pen projects a thin ink channel. Ink collected between the pens lasts several manuscript pages and avoids excess flow. Regular cleaning of the pens yields best results.
Monument and Calendar Promotions in 1887 Companion Issue
Reading excerpts describe a free four page calendar with twelve color engravings offered to new subscribers, plus a prospectus and other gifts from The Companion. Mentions a monument to L Hosie the aeronaut, and anecdotes on mail, post office notices, and various advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozes Wallished
Columbus Avenue
Caston Mas
Bontegne
L'Hosie
Crosers
France
England
Violet Mowbray Declines Mortmain Marriage Plea at Thorsdale
In the Thorsdale garden Violet resists Sir Richard Mortmain who proclaims lifelong love and a marriage plan. She insists she cannot marry for money and spares him from further pursuit as political schemes and a looming inheritance threaten her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mowbray
Thorsdale
Don
Bliss Mowbray
Violet
Richard Mortimain
Ile
Ischie
David Todhunter
Dan
Atlis Sinsvibpas
Richard
Cloredain
Richard Mortisig
Countess of
Mademoiselle Glitha
Mademoiselle Gilths
Jack
Tiehard Moriniain
Fhorsdale Mark
Mademoiselle
Paris
Seoreshy
Lady Paget
Misa V
Violet Mowbray
Sir K
Fortaine
Australia
Glitka
Richard Mortmain
Thorsdale Park
Arndemoiselle Glitka
Milord Sir Richard
Sir Richard Mottmain
Mitadi
Craten
Itha
Ike
Fhe
Imperial Vienna
Garoners
Enid
Randa
Fens
Ter Thorndale
Mir Sharpe
mekonsHiai
Covent Garden
Mowbray
Sir Richard Mortmain
Sir Richard
Woodburn
Kypocrite
Mr. Langton
Violet Darling
Mortmain
Nichard
Hartdts
Ridiculous laxative craze ends as Tim Hos Letter’s Stomach Bitters praised
The piece warns against excessive laxatives and promotes Tim Hos Letter’s Stomach Bitters as a safer remedy for constipation. It claims the bitters ease stomach and bowel issues without harm and prevent chronic constipation. It also notes Borund Church in Norway as the oldest wooden building, dating to the eleventh century, protected by pitch coatings and pine with Romanesque design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Hostetter
Borund
Norway
Fragmented Promoting Potions and Odd Facts in One Page
A collage of dubious health ads and miscellaneous facts fills the page. Promises of no tobacco cures and manhood boosts sit beside calls for soaps and tonics. Military figures and global geography trivia intermingle with product pitches and misprints.
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New Zealand
Peatia
RTO
CPV
Tolre
Lyncad Causty
Frann J. Capsar
Hais
Taleda
Sinte
Frare J
A. Th
Sy A.W. Gierseen
Chenny
St. Maris
Je-Grand
London
Arcost
Teal
Pacific
Japan
New Earl Spring
Wurler
Chicago
Milwaukee & 5
Paul Bejiway
West
Mexico
Hall
Jupiter Olyrmpnus
Phidias
No-Toe-Bac
Mayrtain
Guy No-Jo-Bac
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Glenn
Valley
Pico
George Wr. Lotz
Funbacker, la
Great Britain
Jevery Indy
Alexicu
Mra
Winston
Chiiren
Rauces Lylammation Aljasn Paig
Cedd
boLtin
Army of
Sarzaparilla
Pond
Ly Pond
Dximacs Co
Fifth Avenue
Chisago, Wikwaukee
St Paul
Illinois
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
H. Herfford
Chicago, Ill
G.am
Tuttle
Fact Engine
Union
Pearl Street
Sioux City
Towa
Sterring Reneut Ci
Chirach
Hantreal
Cro
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