Deadly pichu cuate of the American Southwest
In the deserts of New Mexico and Arizona the pichu cuate, the tiny yet lethal asp of North America, hides in sand and strikes with micro fangs. C. F. Lanumis recounts his 1890 meeting in Valencia County, noting the snake’s minute head, needlelike fangs, and venom jet that can kill swiftly, with Pueblo experts and snake charmers wary of its danger.
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Union
New Mexico
Arizona
North America
India
United States
Valencia County
N. M
Cerro del Aire
Alazan
Alaxan
C. F. Lanunis
New York
Odds and Ends Brightens The Times Page Variety
A collage of curiosities and anecdotes from cultures and capitals. Notes on China Japan Germany and England plus American curiosities including a living skeleton in Defiance Indiana and Chicago musicians forming a German military band in the city. Also mentions Berlin health rankings and New York police pay raises.
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Defiance
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Picayune
William
Leoncavallo
Roland von Berlin
Glasgow Evening News
Imperial Health Department
Berlin
Alexandria
Meyerbeer
Goethe
New York
Ballovpore
Mrs Philip Sheridan’s Widow Rallies Support After Death
The widow of Philip Sheridan, Mrs Philip Sheridan, is described as remaining resolute after his death and standing with allies who aimed to honor his memory and advocate erecting memorials or tributes in his name.
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Prince of Wales
Genevieve Ward
Prince of Wales’ Theater
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Teck
Miss Ward
Teck
Thecla
London
Philip Sheridan
Fies
Bishop Potters Opinion On Limited Woman Suffrage
In a private letter Bishop Potter shares a cautious view on limited woman suffrage. He argues that if women pursued it with qualifying standards, their influence as voters would be strong and disproportionate to numbers, challenging a government that grants men full suffrage and imposes cheap demagoguery on legislation. Hood's Sarsaparilla advice follows, claiming it prevents pimples boils and other humors of the blood in warm weather.
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Moliere
Philadelphia
Potter
W. L. Douglass
Pest Salve Advertisement with Local Sellers
An 19th century style ad touts Pest Salve as a universal cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions and promises piles cured or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Tom E Hildebrand Indiana William I Moore Homer City and Milt G Miller Blairsville.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Wm. I. Moore
Homer City
Milt G. Miller
Blairsville
Castoria Timeline Recalled Across Generations
A nostalgic note traces Castoria use through family milestones from baby illness to motherhood. The seller reflects on how Castoria accompanied the child from infancy to parenting, highlighting brand loyalty and memories associated with the product.
Elaborate American baby carriages and a fatal elephant story
London papers discuss American trends such as expensive custom baby carriages like Mr Astor’s $500 gilt model shipped to the Waldorf. The piece contrasts New York and San Francisco tastes with a Wall Street wife preferring a swan carriage. It also recalls a Philadelphia showman’s killing method for an elephant, noting New Yorkers’ remark that Philadelphia is a slow town.
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London
Astor
Waldorf Hotel
Broadway
New York
San Francisco
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Tip
Philadelphia Enquirer
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Boothbay
Ayer
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
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C. S. Apple
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Campbell & Dick
Fifth Ave
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Brooklyn
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D. C
New York City
Saneta
F. Parvaz
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Newt York
Tae Cerrace Company
Moamay
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American House
Indiana, PA
the Liberty
F. J. Johnson
J. H. Brilhart & Son