Manly pride and a river race spark a romance
Watts, a sportsman with a fixated view on male superiority, finds himself bested by a factory girl turned boatswoman on a river race. After a sharp clash of egos and a first fraught meeting in a ladies carriage, she humbles him during a later rain race under a protective elm. The rivalry ends with him forming a life partnership with her.
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The Homeliest Man in Indiana and Kemp's Balsam Trial
An advertisement invites all, from the homeliest to the handsomest, to call on any druggist and obtain a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs. The remedy promises cure and relief for chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and consumption at 25 cents. The piece also notes Professor St George Mivart, a Roman Catholic English scientist, praising late Huxley and recounts remarks about his lectures and loyalties.
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X Huxley
South Kensinca
Sis
Linn FE
Incontinence of Water Cure Sold by Hetrick Bros
Dr E Dureth offers a cure for incontinence of water with immediate relief. Product sold by Hetrick Bros Div Pa, Relabeled and categorized for public sale. Clinical claim highlighted in a compact notice aimed at guardians seeking treatment options for children.
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E. Dureth
Hetrick Bros
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Does She Love Me Poem by Charles M Dickinson
An archaic poem questions whether a beloved loves the speaker. It blends faith and emotion, concluding the speaker senses true love as evidence beyond proof. The lines describe love as heaven bound, with references to Cupid, Jove, and spiritual trust.
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Earth
Erist
Charles M. Dickinson
A Woman's Wit Behind Doctor Blank's Rise
A tale recalls Dr Blank, famed surgeon, whose wife urged him to advertise his skill. He resisted ethics but was inspired by her bold help to transform his office into a velvet, artful space. The couple's unseen scheme boosted his reputation and fueled later triumphs.
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Dr Blank
Where Nights Are Six Months Long Eskimo Exchange
A brief New York Journal item notes an Eskimo exchange about night length with first Eskimo asking what time it is and second Eskimo replying that it is about three weeks, illustrating polar daylight duration humor.
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New York Journal
PILES PERMANENTLY CURED BY LO MO REMEDY
Advertises Lo Mo cure for piles in 3 to 5 days with guaranteed results. Money refund offered if no permanent cure in severe cases within five days. 75 cents per bottle, available through druggists or postage prepaid. Includes address Harry Logue Williamsport Pa and a note about a desirable representative for acetylene gas machine terms. Indiana Progress and Commercial Gazette listing $150.
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Williamsport
Tex Cras Reynolds Futxory Co
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Not a Pleasurable Day by James Payn excerpt
A wealthy, ill tempered man faces a gloomy funeral, refusing to ride with relatives and reluctantly agreeing to be escorted by the clergyman. The scene explores his selfish attitude and preference to endure solemn duties alone, contrasting social expectations with a private sorrow.
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James Payn
Eminent New York chemist offers free tuberculosis cure
The distinguished chemist T A Slocum declares a new scientific treatment cures consumption and bronchial diseases. He offers three free bottles to readers who send address and post. The Indiana Progress notes his offer appears amid ads for sale items and clubbing rates.
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T. A. Slocum
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Cadence Candy Cathartic Claim Ad
An advertising notice touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant cleansing medicine that acts on kidneys liver and bowels. It promises to dispel colds cure headaches fevers and biliousness and urges readers to buy a box for 10 25 0 cents with a guarantee of curing customers.
Paris Street Cleaners Keep City Smiling Through Work
The article describes crews of 149 brigades keeping Paris clean from before dawn to night. Workers sweep wash and water streets, dump dust, and spread gravel on pavements and wood surfaces, with seasonal shifts and dust cart escorts throughout the day.
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Paris
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