Notable Illinois figures endorse Perina remedy report
A letter from Lucinda B. Chandler of Chicago dated January 6 189 discusses calls for exercise to counter indigestion and catarrh. The writer praises Perina as an excellent remedy that relieved personal symptoms and drove favorable results among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evoneda K Chandlew
Cuicago
Tion
Margaret Tuller Society
Chicago Metal Fuuesticial Society
Mra
Chandler
Mart
Chicago
Perina
Lucinda B. Chandler
Fragmented clippings from Vilipino Bridal Winery ad and misc notes
A garbled mix of references to Vilipino Bridal Winery indies and wedding costumes, a gray Ex Secretary Carlisle reference, a Vienna diner remark about Mark Twain, a joke about a lawyer, and scattered lines about gifts, health ads, and catalog offers. The text reads like a noisy OCR collage with names, places, and product pitches interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilipino
Indy
Becter Clase
Valio
Carlisle
Advice for Women at Life’s Turning Point by Mrs Pinkham
A midlife health column promotes Mrs. Pirike ham of Lynn Massachusetts offering free guidance. Testimonial letters from Mrs M C Grice Fing of Georgeville Missouri and Mrs F P Alley of Toledo Ohio describe relief from uterine ulcers and kidney bladder distress after using Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirikeham
Lynn
Mass
M.C. Grice Fing
Georgeville
Con
Leprosy Scare Reveals Honolulu Household Servants
A Honolulu leprosy discovery exposes white and Japanese servants in Diamond Head and Makiki homes. Two elderly white victims near death and a young telegraph operator with the disease led to mass examinations of households, revealing incipient cases among several servants and prompting mass testing and relocation to Molokai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Travolisiit
Txwall Nash Duiachs
Hawaiians Commission
Sonoluia All Towers
Iterchland
Malokaly
Tnlands
Germany
Honolulu
Urhia
Wee
Hin
Wan
Molokal Colon
Molokal
Tewan
Fewan
Aeilanes
Mak Wall
Borvanin
Board of Health
Pri
Chinen
Bourki
Ue Islands
Bluebird Ballad in Winter Snow and Love
A damaged verse piece describes a bluebird perched on a tree and a maiden by a window. The bird sings of love, winter, and a promised union, but a post mortem note ends the tale as the bird dies and a hopeful wearer of blue winglets appears in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morin
Industrioun
Ray Alles
Soma
Denyer Fes
Love and a Gough Cannot Be Hid
A fragment heavy with medical claims touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood defects liver and kidneys. It asserts improved health and even restored hearing and cured eye sores citing testimonials and dramatic language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
Hood
Maud
Baranpartila
Mina
Ginwox
Ewalker
Postage stamp totals dwarf world distance in 1898 report
A Washington Star summary details 1898 US postage stamp production. It notes 100,000,000 two cent stamps and other denominations, calculating end-to-end strip lengths of stamps totaling over 29,000 miles, plus miles of $1 and $5 stamps and a 21 mile tall pile if stacked. It cites Special Delivery stamps totaling about 5,250,000 and estimates average per capita postage expenditures by state led by Massachusetts at 2.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Uncle Sam
Equator
Attatch
New York City
Europe
Asia
Bombay
India
United States
Mt. Everest
Himalayas
Postomics Department
Massachusetts
New York
District of Colobia
Colorado
Connecticut
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
Nation Honors Lawful Heroes in Spanish War Deaths
President issues executive order for national mourning and dignified interment of all Spanish War dead. Bodies from Cuba and Puerto Rico to Arlington, with ceremonies, flag at half mast, and government closings on April 6. Troops and National Guard to assemble near Washington for funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittrington
Tolay
Spain
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Philippines
National Cemetery
Arlington
Carzon Mey
Fred
United States
Washington
William McKintey
Meiklejohn
Tribemane
National Guard
Diatrict of
Columbia
Kl ing Thankful for Worldwide Sympathy Letter from Bed Rest
New York April 5 Rudyard Kipling, out of bed for first time since illness, writes to thank readers for sympathy, affection and kindness shown during his illness. He expresses gratitude and hopes to repay the debt through his work and prayers of God’s people around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudyard Kling
Bid “Hnesa
Witten
Filiping Army Breaking Up In Suits and War News
Aguinaldo's forces are converging and in retreat as insurgent government weakness grows. Deserters and locals seek American protection, with Visayan inland reports improving daily. Admiral Dewey and General Otis relay cautious optimism to restore peace, while Otis departs for home and Ha Gray Otis ends command. Descriptions of civilian hardship and bread making appear in brief, garbled context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Koldiera
Nreves
Washington
Ing Wan
Otis
Malolos
Visayan
Aguinalilo
Manila
Elwell
Ota
Admiral Dewey
United States
Charles Denby
Hawil
Ha Gray Otis
Wheaton
Areca Earl
Vatican Secrecy Amid Prince Lippo Health Alarm Report
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from London cites Vatican authorities denying concealment of Prince Lippo’s serious health. The April report notes a fainting episode affecting a pupil secretary and mentions ongoing concern within papal circles. Sources emphasize official statements over speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Lpo
Contition
London
Daily Telegraph
Martia Belo
Carolin Raiapola
Sternte
Fragmented medical ad hints at treatment claims
A noisy OCR fragment describes cold and heat aggravating neuralgia and mentions treatments like Jacobs Oil. The readable bits suggest relief from nerve pain but lack clear claims, dates, or sources to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Dewey and the Newspaper Woman at the Oriental Hotel
A Manila Oriental Hotel scene centers on Admiral Dewey and a syndicated newspaper woman Miss Thompson. He invites her to walk with him next day, spurring gossip among officers wives who had humiliated her during wartime intrigue. The anecdote frames Dewey’s courtesy against social friction and the era’s gender views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Hotel
Manila
Army
Navy
Max Thompson
Syndicate of America Newspipers
Admiral Dewey
Alon
Phompasa
Admirit
Dewey
Mo Puid
Huard Sint ‘Thorppron
Hentning
Sedalia Man Receives Spanish Royal Honor
A Sedalia, Missouri resident, linked to Alphonso XI, is noted for earning the Order of Christina by the queen for distinguished services. The item blends biographical praise with medicinal ads highlighting St Jacobs Oil as a cure, yet the text also contains garbled phrases and unrelated proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Alphonso XI
Spain
Christina
Denny
St. Jacobs
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Ierapy
Illinois
Tattega
Hodgraths
Honora
Bresdent
Pommel Suk
Eatalo Pan Tower
Boston
Waile Tant
Aurkaten
Wtarry
Kouth
Kreening Valen
Joya
Benjamin F. Leggett
Vienna
Mark Twain
Ayell
Jia
Miele Ts
Christine
Anantel
Erin
Cahn
Tad
York
Wien
Jan Sien
Saleen
John
Balzer Sludco
la Crosse
Win
Elwell Otis
Kipling
Thontetter
Corneliius “Vainderhilt
Hoods
Sadapattia
Igs
Damnscum Worper
Jerusalem
Damascus
Eateh
Shul of
Tarsus
Morrill
Pennsylvania
Vermont
A. Rowland
Joling Topkink University
Pembroke
Ont
William Kilby
Pallett
Ory Rumen
Dmcers
Weat Indies
Filiping
Allen
Calloux
le Toy
N.Y
Mme. Demont-Greton
Hangie
Society of French Artists
Tiake
Monnat
Laurens
Detaille
Giraire
Piso
Amnon Kelner
Cherry Valley
Tis
Proctor Knott
Akentuclian
Wsy
Center College
Lanville
Indore Lissner
Cairne
Patrick O'Brien
House of Commons
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Franke J. Chaney
R. Or I. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Saul
Upa
Acto
Jona Salzer Seed Company
Wis
Ees
Ee Terearta
California Fig Syrup Company
Ely
Gutlima
Louise Chandler Moulton
Letite’ ‘Monthly
Thomag U Kempis
Tulle
Adam Wangundy
Leweny
Board of Trustees
Amd
E. Foveni
Witlane
Sapolio
Bie Nea In
Tite
Dragesta
ADIES
Murbageinite
Walla
Ensible
Alabasting Co
Reagasting Ou
Grand Rapiv
Michigan
Winchester Repeating Arms
Winchester
Sioux City PG CO
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