Cure for Burning Itch Claims Cuthura Remedies
A reader reports cure of chronic scalp eczema using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after three years of symptoms. He credits two months of use with clearing the forehead and scalp itching and urges others to try the Cuticura remedies. A Brooklyn man also says itching subsides and hair regrows after using the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Tharrington
Creek
N. C
Trowbie
Samuel Btern
Floyd St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment Are Sold By Druggista
Deutera
Cutlcura
Hoaton
Skating Champion Warns of Thin Ice Danger
Edmund Lamy told a Saranac Lake audience that skating on thin ice is very dangerous. He recalled two skaters, daughters of a wealthy widower, discussing a rescue of a chorus girl who fell through thin ice. The tale illustrated the peril of ice and the need for caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lamy
Saranac Lake
Slater
Small Comfort in a Suburban Exchange
A bantering exchange reveals a shy misfit named Pillsey teased as a born idiot. The speaker suggests the insult hides an inheritance of ancestors, while noting women often favor the villain over the hero in social fantasies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craw
Pillsey
Modern Athletic Shows and the Value of Skill in Sports
The Lancet argues public exhibitions of athletic skill can elevate rather than degrade morals, preferring trained competition over brutal displays. It contrasts gladiatorial spectacle with boxing and wrestling, praising discipline, restraint, and the example set for youths and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Olympia
Miletios
You Can't Leave Them Widow and Annuity Ruse
A truncated dialogue shows a man boasting of escaping a widow’s vigilance and hints at a scam involving letters and insurance up to a specified limit. The fragment hints at deception around a widow and a questionable extra fee for registered letters and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
The Cellamare Conspiracy Escape Scene
A dramatic escape plan unfolds as Richelieu and allies plot to free two prisoners from Paris under guard. Maison Rouge faces treachery, while the conspirators coordinate a staged departure then slip away through the gates, evading pursuit with careful misdirection and swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
Montjoy
Hlehellen
Laleo
Rhelie
Maleone
Michellon
Richelieu
Doane
M. de Maleon-Rouge
Barnet
Paris
Jane
Dreur Ve
M. de Maison- Rouge
M. de Die
Monsieurs
Maison-Rouge
Michelleu
Heider
Maison- Hogue
Hiehelsou
Tean Richellou
Ernor
Perralt
Maison-Houge
Perrault
Bentille
Muter
Chen
Abelicthen
Chester
Maleon-Rouge
M. de Mulson
Mo de Michelieu
Jangies
Jacques
Brichellew
Jdicv
Night in the Palais Royal Gardens A Paris Rendevous
In December moonlight at the Palais Royal gardens a plan to free a prisoner unfolds. M de Brancas and the princess Charlotte confront danger at the fountain while Richelieu guides a risky escape and tension rises between lovers and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Iichelieu
de Branca
Richelien
Aetoet & Sword
Richelieu
Palma Royal Gardens
Chertum
Riehelieu
St. Honore
Bastille
Palais Royal
Mlearning
Richelow
Ghor
Charlotte
M. le Duc
Richellen
Ghoul Care and Election Night Oddities
Fragmented verses describe ghoul and goblin scenes interlaced with odd political results. The text blends eerie gothic imagery with a tally of state election scores referencing Maryland New Hampshire Virginia and South Carolina with numerical outcomes.
Making the Constitution’s Framed Birth in Philadelphia 1787
The draft notes the Philadelphia Convention began May 25 1787 and adjourned September 17 1787. It highlights key figures, opposition, and the struggle for unanimous adoption by states including Pennsylvania New Hampshire New York North Carolina Rhode Island and the decisive early ratifications. Delaware New Jersey Georgia were among early adopters with three states completing a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Status
Philadelphia
Beytemer
Ehanithton
Henin Alucopath
WiMedia
Baie Tate
Cave Tae
Bae Ear
Hiampehire
Demestios
New York
Carolina
Rhode Taland
Delaware
New Jermey
Georgia
The Toll of Idtuatey and Industrial Labor Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor estimates, industrial conditions, and death tolls in the United States and Egypt. It cites Frederick Ty Hos and J. Tilent on factory labor, pooling, and policy, noting 2,000,000 workers affected and conservative counts. References to West and Arizona appear amid unclear quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onde ST Oddaho
Honinon
The Englishman Demands Quick Shirt Laundering
A British visitor in a fancy hotel requests same day shirt laundry with tight deadlines. After a delayed delivery, he grows irate and appeals to the proprietor, while a bell boy suggests buying a third shirt to cope with the hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Unwritten Law Debate in The Standard Olevin ary
The article discusses the unwritten law as a general rule in disputes and its impact on sensational cases. It notes that alleged killers connected to family disputes sometimes face acquittals, reflecting public debate on vigilante justice and formal legal standards.
Fragmentary musings on show girls and time waste
A jagged excerpt touches on why show girls scorn ordinary choruses and ponders mortality. It muses on wasting time and striking with one stone, claiming stones are more plentiful than birds.
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Chicago
Mr. Blackbird
Hobby
Lake Plaice
Rometines
Tous
Cellamare
Burton Egbert Stevenson
Dryad Fountain
Charlottes
Fiere
Matemoiselle
M. Dean de Brancas
de Valois
Servien
Panion
Coe
Diewite
Cientius Ron
Mile
Earl
Gabon
Weil
Owen Dare
Lees
Amd
Gore
Chad
Ionelenr
Demoiselle
M. de Brancas
Guyly
Milo
Palais Roesnal
Lerled
Intidemoiselle
Delain
M. de Braneds
Hell
Maeter
Maryland
Bouth
Lidtuatey
Wien
Egypt
Ainshas Winds
Ana Fifordawa
Weboeern
Fae Sime
Cestaur
York
Fonda
Bears
Castoria
Helen
Continental Oil Company (Incorperet Ent
Bellboy
Tre Carter
L Ivers
Saskatchewan
Canada
Cito
Liocdin
Elt
Elroy
St. Prod
Mina
Brewer
Wairdows
Brend
Byer
Ganaby
Sioux City Ptg. CO
Pierce
Salida Vna
Wwe
Rayo
Lampe Aid Vontinental Oil Company
Imcerper
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