The Great War Syndicate and the Submerged Crabs
A dramatic serialized adventure describes the Great War Syndicate using armored submarines, crabs, and floating nets to attack and devastate a British harbor city. Repeller No 1 detonates motor bombs creating monstrous water plumes and destroying Fort Pilcher and two British ships, while the syndicate issues threats of further destruction and a looming war.
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Her
Europe
United States
New York
Syndicate
Repeller No. 1
Scientific Corps
Tor
Mountainoos
Fort Pilcher
Shota
Mandant
War Office
Dominion
Atlantic
Admiralty
England
Canada
Hoata
London
Ottawa
America
bin Bolt
Repeller No. 2
Canadian
Great Britain
Calamity of waning energy and tonic remedy
A sobering note on dwindling vitality urges the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted tonic. It claims the medicine steadies nerves, aids digestion, and boosts mood while vanquishing dyspepsia, nervousness, malaria, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, constipation, and biliousness.
Blindness Reversed by Doctor Sadler in Thirty Days
George Coughonour of Uniontown Pennsylvania nearly lost sight in both eyes after months of inflammation. James A. Morris consulted Dr Sadler of Pittsburg who restored his father Dr Sadler had previously aided him. In thirty days Coughonour regained full sight without losing an eye. Gus H Taylor of Indiana Pa also recovered sight in ten days after treatment by Dr Badler.
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George Coughonour
Uniontown
Law
James A. Morris
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Gus. H. Taylor
Indiana, Indiana Co
Badler
Kemp's Baba for the Threat and Lungs Sold Everywhere
Advertisement notes Indiana population and health concerns with lung threats urging readers to visit their druggist and buy Kemp's Baba. Large bottle priced 50 and 1.00, offered free fetal size. Appears as a historical drug store pitch targeting those with throat and lung complaints.
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Ititatics
All Draggisa
Bargain sale on glassware and lamps by J A Loughry
A sale notice lists multiple bargain prices on Flint Glass Chimneys Lamp Burners and Globes, Tumblers, Hand Lamps, cake stands, and extension lamps. Special prices compare former to current, urging early purchase. also seeks two thousand cords of chestnut bark at top market rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Loughry
Jewelers Repair Notice by J J Kern in West End
After April first I will be found in the room now occupied by Squire Marlin three doors east of R M Seaiths photogr gh gallery, Philadelphia street, West End, where I will repair watches clocks and jewelry neatly and promptly. Your tray.
Remarked to a Friend About Kemp's Balsam for Throat
The note promotes Kemp's Balsam for the lungs as superior for coughs and offers a free sample bottle from any druggist. A large sale and a unit price of $1.00 are advertised, urging trials when other remedies fail.
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Kemp
Retired physician offers plant remedy for nervous ailments
An old physician, prompted by patient care, offers a simple vegetable remedy for nervous debility and complaints. He claims East India missionary made the formula and says it has cured thousands. He will mail free of charge the receipt in German French or English with full directions, upon request to W. A. Nevis, 140 Powers' Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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Myrnan
Stelipp
W. A. Nevis
Recheser
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the Great War Syndicate
Frank R. Stockton
Z. Collier
Collier's
BF Epacisser
Withim Ai Rine American Press
Canadian City
Barbor
G. Scarsbens
New Fort
Old Fort
Odds and
James Ellis
Dr. John
California
Sydney
Australia
Cincinnati
Denver
Col
Talbotton
New Zealand
Cheshire
Lanier
Oh Pie
Georgia
Robert Nostrand
Troy
Robert
Springfield
Farmers’ Alliance
J. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Chaska
Cora Fellows
St. Paul Pioneer
Lord Coventry
Duke of Newcastle
Hollis
Chichester
Leigh
Radnor
Bouverie
Ducie
Ween
St. John Ambulances Association
J. P. Miller
New Mayersville
John Faileston & Son
Pittsburgh
Rochester Mills
Pontsutawney
Ponxsutwaney
Mr. Miller
Indiana
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