Love in a Cottage Wins Colewood Heir to Estate
Hugh Colewood, heir to Miss Betsy Colewood's fortune, must marry the woman of her choosing Ethel Wayne. A mix up at a Virginia estate exposes two Ethels one the ward and the other the heiress. In the end Hugh chooses love over wealth with Ethel Estella Wayne.
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Hugh Colewood
Greenville
Hie
Betsy Colewood
Boston Globe
Hwueh Colewood
Ethel Wayne
Ethel
Mr. Cranston
Hugh
Colewood
Tie
Young Colewood
Mr. Colewood
Ilugh
Blue Hills
Virginia
Laurel sUill
Jerry
Ugh
Wayne
Ethel Estella Wayne
Ethel Waynes
Tiugh
Miss Wayne
Wfe
Furn
Estelle
Uncle Cranston
Tugh
Heating of Cars Promoted As Safer Railroad Comfort
The piece argues against coal stoves in railroad cars and urges use of safe electric heating and alternative devices. It cites electric traction already lightening power loads and mentions France’s acetate of soda heating boxes providing five to six hours of warmth. It warns railways should act before a catastrophe prompts change.
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Carson
France
Nostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Relief For Digestive Ailments
Advertised as a universal tonic, Nostetter's Stomach Bitters claims to stop stomach disturbances including nausea and seasickness and to aid sleep and appetite. It touts benefits for malaria rheumatism kidney troubles and nervousness while noting Falcon Island's growth from 1867 to 1890 with two active volcanoes.
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Nostetter
Falcon Island
Websterian suits loom over publishers as Merriam Co pursues cases
The Merriam Co wins against Texas Siftings Co over a Webster unabridged reprint premium and plans further lawsuits against publishers using misleading announcements. The text also mentions ads and odd anecdotes unrelated to the legal action, including a Beechum remedy claim and a cat fight wound report.
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Wrebster
G. & C. Merriam Co
Texas Siftings Co
New York
Webster
Topeka Capital Co
Topeka
Kansas
Mad poet threatens newspaper office over verse error
A furious poet rushed into a newspaper office vowing to "clean out" the place after his verses were printed wrong. The editor offered an apology a Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets a year’s subscription and a vial as remedy. The ad promotes the pills claiming to cure headaches biliousness digestive issues and liver problems with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Dr. Pierce
August Flower touted by Post Master of Pavilion Centre
The Pavilion Centre post master E A Bond promotes August Flower as a splendid medicine sold at his store. He claims the stomach is the reservoir and that when the stomach fails all organs suffer, urging readers to restore stomach health for better appetite and digestion.
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E. A. Bond
P. M
Pavilion Centre
N.Y
Lane
DR. Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis
Bae
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