Physician's Remarkable Case of Paralysis and Pink Pills Cure
The account tells of Lewis D. Blundin born 1841 in Bridgewater Pa now in Hulmeville Pa. He served in the Civil War and after typhoid led to spinal paralysis. After trials with doctors he credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring movement and health enabling him to walk with crutches.
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Philadelphia Times
Lewis D. Blundin
Bridgewater
Hulmeville
Jefferson Medical College
Phila
Manayunk
William C. Todd
Philadelphia
I. W. Gross
Pancoast
Jefferson College
Dr. Williams
Harrison
Publis
Ancient ruin uncovered in Guerrero by William Niven
An unknown ruined city larger than New York City has been found high in the Guerrero mountains. The site includes two temples and two great pyramids and was reported by William Niven, famed New York mining geologist.
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New York City
Guerero
Mexico
William Niven
New York
Jerusalem Christmas Peace Bell Ceremony of 1899 Plan
Preparations outline a global Christmas Eve observance in 1899 centered on a peace and liberty bell in Jerusalem. The event would suspend telegraphic activity worldwide and connect cables to all regions as congregations sing “Glory to God” and the chorus echoes “Peace on earth.”
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Jerusalem
Peace Bell Committee
Holy Land
Christendom
Earth
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
A promotional claim asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches blood, tones the stomach, and delivers strength and vigor. It suggests a fortified system prevents disease through its red blood benefits.
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Hood
Iowa man bets on ride of saw mill fly-wheel
A man in Iowa wagered ten dollars that he could ride the fly-wheel of a saw mill. After his death his widow paid the bet, remarking that William was a good husband but knew little about fly-wheels.
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Iowa
William
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters
An ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and general ailments. It claims the medicine strengthens organs, improves appetite, relieves constipation, headaches, fainting, nerves, sleeplessness, and melancholy.
Regularity of Bowels Is Essential for Health
The text stresses that bowels must be regular and free of impure accumulations. It argues regular elimination is as vital as eating or sleeping and that neglect leads to serious problems.
Oldest bale of cotton bought by Augusta man
Mr. Allen Fleming of Augusta purchased last week the oldest bale of cotton in the world. It was grown by Mr. Watts in 1842 in Laurens County South Carolina and was set aside from his crop to cover burial expenses if he died destitute. Watts died prosperous, and the cotton passed by will to the present owner. The bale was snowy white with no yellow tint.
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Allen Fleming
Augusta
Watts
Laurens County
S. C
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Praised By Md Dealer
A Maryland reader from Annapolis endorses Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and deep muscular pains, calling it the best preparation on the market. The note from Jno. G. Brooks of Main Street cites customer satisfaction and public recommendation.
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Annapolist Md
Chamberlain
Jno
G. Brooks
Boots
Shoes
Main St
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