Civilization's Savage Torture Through Ages and Advertiser Notice
A historical survey recalls torture from the middle ages to the seventeenth century with grim examples from Zachary Druseman and Dutch-Spanish conflicts. The piece notes brutal methods, hunger-driven death, and a rope dragging device. It then shifts to an advertising contract for No-To-Bac and Gascarets and ends with a world sugar beet production figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Go
Chenge
New York
Fragmentary Ad Notice Mix Ups with Odd Remedies
An unclear OCR item mentions cures and prices, referencing a candy cathartic and a travel quip about Dan to Beersheba. It also alludes to music entitled Cod Protect Mr Liffle Sweetheart and hints at a composer with many “sweet henatis.” The readable bits resemble a misc text block rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randa & Shent
Liffle
The Mortmain Baronet Faces a Daring Visitor
Sir Richard Mortmain, owner of a Hyde Park London villa, encounters Rufus Crouch, a rough Australian digger with a warning of fortune. Crouch, once a partner in crime, hints at new wealth and danger as he pushes for aid from the baronet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Richard Mortmain
Sir Titchard
Borgia
Machiavelli
Mortmain Park
Bess
Market Harborough
Newmarket
London
Richard
Quint
Ming
Hichard Morimain
Ariesocratic
Crouch
Rufus Crouch
Ron
Aiehan Mortmain
Querar Borgia
Cronech
Australia
Richard Mariniain
Mortmain
England
Mortmain heiress scheme in a jet mining trap
Rufus Crouch pitches Sir Richard Mortmain on marrying Violet Mowbray, heiress to seventies of estate and a large fortune. The ex-gold digger reveals a trust deed and suggests a meeting in Yorkshire to seal a deal, while Sir Richard weighs the risk and a potential move to Vork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus
Beckdale
Obadiah
Woodburn Parish
Woodburn Parsonage
Mortmain
Richard
Violet
Hofus
Sir Richard
Crouch
Gruffy
Violet Mowbray
Mowbrays
Mortmains
Langton
Grouch
Willa
Gratis
Harone
Tie
Hichard
Jean
Bowman
Jude
Somersatehire
Lelston
Hans
Geckdale
Rufus Crouch
Yorkshire
Geese and Pigs Cause Plum Tree Mischief in Georgia
A Georgia resident reports geese and half grown pigs tormenting a plum tree by shak ing a branch to drop fruit while pigs greedily gather the plums. Geese attack a pig named Tiger as they escort him up the hill then repeat the process daily during the plum season. Lord Edward Cecil is named to take service in the Egyptian army as part of the Seudan operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tiger
Konil
CGT
Edward Cecil
Seudan
Lord Salisbury
Time Should Be Loat By Those Troubled
The fragment urges relief from constipation with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters noting early treatment aids health and warns against delay. It briefly mentions fever and ague, kidney issues, nervousness, debility, and rheumatism as conditions Bitters suits. Also notes sugar cane origins as a botany claim about distinct species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
India
Household Necessity Claims by Medication Ads
A garbled OCR patch promotes Cascarets and Piso s Cure with testimonials and price hints. Claims include cleansing kidneys liver and bowels, curing headaches fevers constipation and biliousness. Also includes stray lines about virtue and business ads with irrelevant moralizing snippets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zachary Druseman
Druseman
Christ
Satad
Spain
United Netherlands
Netherlands
Eterling Remedian
Chicago
Licht and Goer
Germany
Venkavgar
Austria
France
Russia
Belgium
Lieland
Dan
Beersheba
Tood
Tvery Fini
Hooda Sareanaritla
Eliey
Annie T
Inc
Hood’s
Reneoy Contany
Chieagay Mortreri
Patrick O Parcel
Washington
John Moprris
B.C
Pata
Pration Bureau
Rane
Richard Mortisin
Richard Blandly
Dess
Tom Sare
Lawyer Howman
Amfurtmain
Gowman
Erimir
Richard Mormnatt
Ile
Sishler
Fife
J. L. Northcott
Windsor
Ont
Canada
Mit
Dobbins Electric
California Fig Syrup Co
Fitat
Atlaata
Sal Rat
Sapolio
Babcocks
Steve Gon
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester, Nass
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