Fashion and manners in trousers spark social scandal
A Victorian tale contrasts a young man seeking approval from a Wellsian socialite with a rejected invitation and a fashionable upheaval at Almack's. It notes the shock of trousers replacing knee breeches, Wellington’s stance, and a distressed furrier whose shop suffers as trousers rise in popularity.
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Haranl
Fayard
Sbe
Mowerver
Destyard
Stagma Furnrering
Al-Fayard
Chicago
Almack
Duke of Wellington
Doris
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Wis. Woman In Renewal
May Havarn of Edgerton Wisconsin reports health improvement after two months use of Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for uterine and menstrual troubles. She notes reduced back and side pain, lighter menstruation, no sick headaches, and eventual weight gain, praising the medicine.
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Uprar Mag
Tayenmaur
Pinkham
Mann
Mann. May Havarn, Edgerton, Wis., Pres
Mousehold Economics Club
Mrs. Haute
Edgerton, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Amid Far-fetched Claims
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming to cure deafness by removing inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It offers one thousand dollars for any case cured by the remedy and invites readers to request circulars from FOL CWENEY ECO. in Ohio, with general assurances and local druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meekisen
Napoleon
Ohio
Peruia Medicine Co
Columbia
Kavil Breckison
Tsartmian
United States
Hartmag
Hartman
Hartnee Saultatium
Columban
Deafoom
Cweney Eco
Trugalsts
Tse
Hall
Alin
Uncle Sam
Boston
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Prologus and Homer Seek Favor for Friday Loan
The dialogue shows Prologus questioning superstition while Homer asks Flomer to lend one US next Friday. The exchange centers on a request with a time reference and a light humorous tone.
Fragmented Oddities From an Early 1900s Page
A garbled collection of quips and stray phrases appears, including exchanges about knowledge and averages, a Mrs. Morgan letter from Berkeley in 1901, and scattered references to Putnam, toys, and Brazilian rubber lore. The text lacks a coherent narrative.
Notable figures of 19th century US politics and military service
A wide scoping nostalgia piece recalls former Postmaster General Tyner and his era amid Civil War to late 1800s administrations. It notes Tyner’s decline after retirement, Grant era ties, and Congressional sessions sparked by executive calls. The piece also covers revenue, naval protector fleets on the Great Lakes, Alice Roosevelt riding, and Sequoia park land acquisition talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yner
Tyner
Lincoln
Joluen
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fyner
Harricon
Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Charles Young
Sequoia
Generals Grant National Parks
California
Reading: Kidney disease cure claim in old ad
An advertisement lists various ailments including Bright's disease and kidney troubles. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal cure, claiming thousands of proven benefits and urging order placement from Foster Co. Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
TaovaLze
Usro
Dean
Foster Co
Buffalo
N.Y
First Kidney Pill Made The Original Discovery
Witnesses from Va Ore and N Y attest Dean's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney trouble. Wa H Nerenpons of Witbeville Va recalls relief after four years of pain. A B McCarven of Portland Ore credits the pills with stopping recurring discomfort. Mrs Georace Wattacs Jr of Elmira N Y says four boxes saved her life from kidney and bladder disease with seven years of no relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. H. Nerenpons
West Main Street
Witbeville
Dean
Cherry Street
Portland
Oreon
Doan
Geonce Wattacs, Jr
Elmira
N. Y
George Wallace
West Water Street
Baldwin Street
Fragmented chatter and dated notes across the week
A collage of clipped remarks and stray sentences features conversations about friendship, a nursemaid’s care, and a curious mention of a Connecticut factory producing 6,000 rolling pies daily. The text weaves through social shorthand and partial names, ending with a musing on bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineln Wation
Connecticut
Euras
Vast Cathedral Metrics Report At St Peters At Beme
The largest church is St Peters at Beme. The interior is 613 feet long and the nave is 187 feet wide. The transepts extend 46 feet, the dome diameter is unknown, and the structure rises to 448 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters
Beme
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Detroit
Mich
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Bernina Meailictie Co
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Blaine
Leslie'a Weekly
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Jayr
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Jefferson
James Madieon
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Little Inthistlan
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Canal Concesnion
Michigan
Mackinaw
Lakes Superior
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Dallas
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St. Mary's Anchorage
Great Lakes
Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Reuben B. Ternard
This Orice
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Svetutics
Eleanor K. Parker
Sanatopie
Apsicum
Cresesrough Manufacturing CO
State Street
New York City
St. Jacobs Oil
Paris
CANDY
Saori
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