Rank Injustice Hurts J T Harahan Amid Railroad Rumors
A historical note protests unfair press reports targeting J T Harahan vice president of the Tri mola Central railroad after stockholders recently debated potential leadership changes. Rumors linked Capt Cratiney of New York Central to succeed Stuyvesant Fish, but the piece asserts Harahan and others suffer from ill gossip with no solid news until board directors convene.
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J. T Harahan
Trimola Central Railroad
Harahan
Eorta
Miiacle Central
Hiiness Central
Mr. Fish
J.T. Milibane
Marathi
Fish, Grammar
Stubbs
Fish in New Places and Honey Production
A Salm correspondent notes theories on how small fish enter newly dammed waters near the Macquarie River with claims of spontaneous production debunked by a Sydney professor. The Honey topic reports Spain operates about 1.5 million beehives yielding 19,000 tons, while Spain ranks as a major honey producer with 2 million hives producing 20,600 tons.
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Salm
Lacue
Macquarie River
New South Wales
Sydney
Chambere” Journal
Spain
Germany
Magazine For the Blind Funded by Widow of New York Capitalist
Through the munificence of a New York capitalist's widow a Breans publication has been supplied to support the establishment of a magazine printed in blind point type for the visually impaired.
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New York
Dyspepsia in Women Promoted by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
A report cites many women suffering indigestion that resists ordinary remedies. It highlights Mrs. Magpie Wright of Brooklyn who was cured after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, claiming rapid recovery from extended dyspepsia and related weakness. The testimonial extols the plant-based remedy as uniquely effective for female stomach ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Minkti
Magpie Wright
Brooklyn
Tydia
Latham
Lydia
Minkhai
Pinkhben
Uncle Willie and the playful mischief of a bright boy
An affectionate, pun loving reminiscence recalls Willie, a lively child who caused small mischiefs such as catnip on paper and hitching a washline to a barn ladder, ending in a fall. The narrator imagines Willie as an angel and titles the poem Henney and Mary, praising his memory.
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Willie
St. Peter
Peter
Henney
Mary
Parody Of A News Paragraph On A Bizarre Birth Scheme
A garbled and stylized text lampoons birth, labor, and market manipulation themes. It mocks speculative recruitment, fabricated reputations, and manipulative pricing tied to an unborn child, then pivots to satire about profiteering, national census, and public consumption. The piece ends with a jab at aspirational gifts and travel incentives.
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Benlas
Paris
Servne
Hiram
Unclear fragments hint at a sale ad and thoughts
Fragmentary lines discuss wealth and happiness and compare a buyer to a philosopher. A buyer offers money and questions feeling cheated. The passage hints at sale advertisements and personal contentment.
Cuticura Remedies Save Child From Eczema Sores
Mrs Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Fairmount Tennessee reports that after trying a prominent physician she turned to Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. Within six weeks the running sores on her daughter’s feet and limbs healed completely with no recurrence, making Cuticura a valued household standby. October 13 1905.
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Lizzie Vincent Thomas
Fairmount
Wallen's Ridge
Tenn
Each to His Own Trade
A Scotch minister orders a small wooden cupboard from a rural joiner. On seeing the bill the minister laments he could have bought a secondhand cupboard cheaper. The joiner retorts that he could buy a cheap sermon but would not care to preach it.
Public Duty. Montpellier Man Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Joseph Wigus of Montpelier Ohio describes exposure and driving causing kidney trouble with irregular passages retention and pus. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from the first dose and renewed vigor and endorses the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 60 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wigus
Montpelier
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Monkey Transforms Across Borders in Humorous Travel Tale
A tiny monkey travels from Cena to Heidelberg in a playful spoof of customs. From Genoa to Zurich the creature is successively revalued as a bird cat handbag and dog before ending as a dog at Heidelberg University.
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Cena
Heidelbers
Africa
Tanga
Genoa
Cenoa
Zurlen
Constance
Stuttgart
Heideberg
Waffles and gravy trigger stomach trouble and relief with Grape-Nuts
A sufferer describes how breakfast heaviness and nervous distress followed by a trial of Grape-Nuts food, avoiding coffee for five weeks, led to a 15 pound gain in six weeks and full relief. The testimonial cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek and the book The Road to Wellville as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Defiance Starch and Early Spring Snowdrops Featured
An ad touts Defiance Starch sixteen ounces for ten cents with a money back guarantee if not better for hot and cold starching. It cites UK capital returns and tax data from the London Economist. Also notes the snowdrop as the first spring garden flower in the northern United States, thriving in partial shade and even dense urban passageways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
United States
Rossett
America
Allcock's Plaster Promises Relief and Fashion Faux Pas
A noted author praises Allcock's Plaster for back pain relief and comfort. The narrative shifts to a social scene where a woman, dressed in a white gown with an opera cloak, discovers a calico apron hidden under her skirt, later revealed by a sweeper. The piece ends with a wary moral about turning anxiety into defense.
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America
Eve
Colonial
Pittfield Journal
Parisian Meat Supply In Paris Slaughter Tests 1903 Output
The 1903 Paris meat statistics show 267,027 cattle 274,390 calves and 2,047,770 sheep slaughtered at abattoirs producing 156,007,850 kilograms of meat. Of this 123,712,180 kilograms were consumed in Paris and 2,292,650 kilograms exported. Hog kill totaled 282,508 with pork 689,080,495 pounds. Horses 29,370 yielded 7,305,450 kilograms all for Paris consumption.
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Parisian
Parla
Paris
England
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Tabble
Mme
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London
Marion Harland
Castoria
the Cantaua Company
Dodd
En Toa
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
American Mines Investment Company
Canon City
Colorado
ST. Jacobs Oil
Winchester
W. L. Douglas
N. L.douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Res
Dept
Mega
Edison Phonograph
Edison Phonographé
Edison
Canada
Dhotialitie Fou
J. 8. Crawford
Ninth Street
Kansas City
Missouri
C. J. Broughton
Quincy Building
Chicago
Illinois
HORT
Felten
Exametine
Hipmiccon
Thompson
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