Blood Pills Boost Health Says Dubuque Man
In a Dubuque tale a man recalls joint rheumatism from mining while praising Dr Williams Pink Pills. He states three years of pain, improved mobility after three to four weeks, full recovery in three months, and recommends the remedy to his family. The letter credits the pills with restoring red blood and overall wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Menkel
Jackson Avenue
Dubuque
Laws
Hubert Yates
Kinner Manufacturing Co
Dabaque
Willams
Williatman Phok
de Williame
Menkel
Nini
Dr Williams Medi Tipo Co
Sehunecudy
N.Y
Harsh Labor Conditions Described In Early Reports
A large number of Russian peasants faced extreme employment in the anii mines with workdays rarely under sixteen hours and in some cases reaching twenty one hours. Three hours were used for sleep and meals, highlighting severe endurance demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anii
Somme
Value of a girl in Albasta debated in old notes
Fragmentary lines discuss a girl in Albasta whose wealth is measured by money she saves for marriage. Observers would assess her financial worth based on her savings and readiness to content on her life to attract a suitable match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albastan
Observera
Remedies Used by Millions in Proprietary Medicines Debate
The Propriety Association committee on legislation defends proprietary medicines amid attacks. They note many remedies are widely used and well known, contesting the label patent medicines and asserting physicians dispense the products by prescription or import. The piece cites Bok and Killier Hapgood and argues millions rely on such remedies nationwide.
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Pharieselsr
Bok Od Killier Hapgood
Rights of Women Case Clarifies Spousal Service Rights
The New York Court of Appeals holds that a married woman living with her husband may sue in her own name for the value of services she performed for another, with the husband’s consent and approval. This decision expands a wife’s ability to pursue remuneration for services rendered outside the family.
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Court of Appeals of
New York
Elysium A Georgia Philosopher’s Thematic Quote
A Georgia philosopher in the Atlanta Constitution advocates simple sufficiency. He argues happiness lies in producing enough cotton and corn and having faith enough to bless life, framing contentment as attainable through basic self-sufficiency and spirituality.
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Elysium
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Wealth From Grave Noted In Hungarian Burial
In Egrecy Hungary an aged man named Kusea was buried with 17600 dollars in his coffin. Relatives later exhumed the body and divided the fortune, the Philadelphia Ledger reports.
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Kusea
Egrecy
Hungary
Philadelphia Ledger
Old Tabard rebuilt as ginshop after fire
The Tabard tavern in London burned in the 1676 fire. Restored as the Talbot or Dog, it kept that name until about 1673, when it was demolished and a mockery ginshop called The Old Tabard was erected in its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
London
Peculiar Cow Death in Greenwood Maine
A Curtis family cow in Greenwood Maine died in a rare accident. It jumped a fence, fell onto its head, became lodged near a tree root, and drowned after water covered one nostril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Curtis
Greenwood
Relief remedy marketed for women's health and glacier fact
The item promotes a monthly regulator for female ailments attributed to Mother Gray in New York with claims of curing weak back and urinary issues. It also notes Alaska's Mulr Glacier as the largest in the world, comparable to the Alps and covering 1,500 square units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Giray
New York
Dle
Mill Mets
Mother Gray Co
Laktey
Mulr
Alaska
Alee
Alps
Cherries in Paris Market and Defiance Starch Claim
The notice combines quirky trade lines about TDefindee Starch and Dellanea Cold Water Starch and claims Defiance is superior value. It notes cherries first appeared in Paris on March 1 with 38 sold for $15. It cites historical showings by figures like Disraeli and misaddressed royalty examples.
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Paris
Umbrella carrying device debut in Parla
An ingenious device for carrying an umbrella has appeared in Parla. It uses two small springs that fit around the umbrella handle, a short chain with a guard, and the guard is worn in the coat buttonhole.
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Parla
Dodd's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony
Freeborn Minnesota September 13 special Mr St E Goward a well known man here reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says a few boxes gave him new life and recommends others with kidney problems to try them for health as cured kidneys mean pure blood and energy.
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Freeborn
Miun
St. E. Goward
Bodil
Mr. Goward
Dodd
Wilbert Theatre
Thompson
Gabe Caine
Januar Bh
Ponce
Mull
Thum
W. H. Thompson
Main St
Poorta
Ainey
Regretted Contemporary's Lose Attributed to Sullivan
In reminiscences Lawrence Witton recalls a grave remark about Edwin Leth the death of the great fighter. He notes Sullivan’s sober line there are only a few of us left as a somber reflection on fading clashes and fading rivals.
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Lawrence Witton
John L. Sullivan
Edwin Leth
Towne Endorses Donn's Kidney Pills for Pain Relief
U S Senator Charles A Towne of Minnesota endorses Donn's Kidney Pills in a letter praising relief from back pain dull headache neuralgia and general distress. The endorsement notes a recommendation months earlier and credits the pills with curing the ailment. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 60 cents per box.
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Credita Deana
Charles A. Towne
E.u. S
Minnesota
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Theatergoers in Spain Buy Separate Tickets by Act
Theatergoers in Spain often purchase a separate ticket for each act and rarely stay to watch more than one act per visit. It is common to spend four nights for a four act play, seeing one act each night with gaps between performances.
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Spain
Cln
Boy John Spouts Latin Greek and German Verse
An old man recalls John delivering a Latin piece a Greek one and a German recitation. He notes the boy seems changed and will not tell when he returns home to plow in their dintect field.
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John
London Bridge Traffic Buses Per Hour Tale
The report shows Westminster bridge 218 omnibuses per hour during full service, Blackfriars 106, and London Bridge 332. Other bridges range Waterloo 150, Putney 76, Vauxhall 60, Tower 43, Albert 28, Wandsworth 32, Chelsea 28, and Hammersmith 12 per hour.
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London Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Waterloo Brides
Putney Bridge
Vauxhall
Tower
Albert
Wandsworth
Chelsea
Hammersmith
Grocers Rally Over Starch Stock Shortage
Defiance Starch shortages push grocers to hold 12 oz stock while customers with 16 cm packages face resale barriers. Merchants note unsold batches and seek pricing adjustments to clear inventory.
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Defiance
Motor Outruns Dog in Exhausted Journey
An exhausted collie was found at Ratnow Chenhire and returned to its owner at Newstead Notts after it apparently followed its master in a motor car, covering about eighty miles in one day.
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Ratnow
Chenhire
Eng
Tte
Newstead
Notts
Allan's Foot-Ease Apowder advertised for foot relief
An old notice promotes Allan's Foot-Ease Apowder claiming to cure swollen sore hot callous and aching feet. It mentions ingrowing nails and suggests asking dealers and druggists for the product with addresses in Laktoy New York.
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Allan
Allen & Limited
Laktoy
N.Y
Boots Still Worn by Veteran Shoemaker in Moulton
London Chronicle notes Dr England of Moulton in South Lincolnshire still wears boots made over thirty years ago by the village boot baker, now an octogenarian retired. The detail highlights long‑lasting footwear and village craft enduring into old age.
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Dr. England
Moulton
South Lincolnshire
London Chronicle
Government to treat all diots in the Alps with thyroid extracts
The British Medical Journal reports that all diots or creting in the Alps will be treated at government expense using tablets containing thyroid extract from sheep and other domestic animals.
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Alps
British Medical Journal
Vaudeville roots and claims of meat-eating animals
A historical note traces vaudeville to Val de Vire and Oliver Basselin, linking its songs to a lively entertainment form. The piece then discusses sensational claims that many animals including kangaroos horses and cows can be taught to eat meat, citing Goldsmith and Spullansanl as witnesses to carnivorous examples.
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Val de Vire
Vau de Vire
Oliver Basselin
Norman Port
Claksa
London
Catching a Tartar Phrase Origin Traced
Arvine's Cyclopedia recounts a tale of a Russian soldier who catches a Tartar, only to be caught himself. The captain orders to bring the Tartars along, revealing the irony and origin of the saying Catching a Tartar.
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Arvine
Quote on success and luck from Alechison Globe
The Alechison Globe notes that success is easier than failure for a man who achieves and works hard, implying those who fail spend time denigrating others while luck seems against them. It frames success as preferable to lamenting, urging steady effort over complaint.
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Jess
Alechison Globe
Fragmented OCR mentions starch brands and ether in history
The text lists various stale brand names and products such as Single Binder starch and Torlance Starch, cites empire sizes and factory outputs, and references ether use in surgical operations in 1840. It reads like an OCR garble with misplaced names and vague claims about quality and quantities, lacking coherent narrative.
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