The Best Man in Mount Vernon Surprises a Heart
John Amidon visits Mount Vernon to find Richard Malloney, but meets Barbara Malloney thinking she is Dick’s sister. Misunderstandings spark humor before romance blossoms as Amidon and Barbara host a summer in New York.
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John Amidon
New York
Richard Malloney
Washington
Mount Vernon
Amidon
Malloney Iives
Richard Malloney, Jr
Malloney
Town
Town Himself.” “And—Mrs. Malloney?" “She Went With Him, Sir.” Amidon
Barbara
Malloney Junior
Richard
Richard ,Mulroney, Jr
Mr. Amidon
Richard Junior
John
Harvard
Washington Square
Bhees
Dick Malloney
Help For Those Who Have Stomach Trouble
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets after twelve years of stomach trouble and spending $500 on medicines. He credits the product with more relief than prior treatments and notes Jamerson Drug Co. sells it with free samples.
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Bain
Samuel Boyer
Folsom
Iowa
Jamerson Drug Co
It Cant Be Beat Best Medicine Says Silver City Man
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters as a superior medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general weakness. He claims it cures chills malaria and run down conditions and notes Hanna Drug Co sells it under guarantee for 50 cents.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Dying Younger and the Death Rate Surprising Trend
A discussion notes that while infant mortality dropped, mortality after age fifty five rose, citing insurance and census data for a paradoxical trend. It mentions health culture observations and calls for authentic statistics to back the claim. Also recounts a 1890 London printing reform by Bell introducing the long s.
Twenty Five Cents Price of Peace advertised
An ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve for skin diseases claiming rapid relief. It notes Jamerson Drug Co as the seller and prices the product at twenty five cents.
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Chamberlain
Jamerson Drug Co
Swiss Guides Exhibit Patience Skill and Courage on Mountain Ropes
The article praises Swiss guides for patience humor and skill. It notes their quick eyes detect danger and prompt actions prevent it. It extols their confidence on rope and on perilous routes and credits them with a sixth sense, premonition and dexterity that avert calamity in mountaineering.
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Wide World Magazine
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Associated Literary Press
Chicar Effie
Jiaimi
Baden-Powell
Boor
Boss
Africa
London
Bell
Messenger
St. James
James Warthen
Jackson
Tri-Weekly Constitution
Post Office Department
Constitution
Atlanta
the Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
Spalding
Shaver
Argus Office
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