Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Suffering women urged to write Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cures a wide range of female ills. The advertisement cites testimonials from Mrs Ford and Miss Miller and invites others to seek guidance for irregularities nervousness backache and related symptoms.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Lynn Mass
Isery
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. 8. Ford
Lansdowne St
Baltimoure, Md
Pinsham
Lydia
Pinkham
Grace BE. Miller
Michigan St
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Cuticura Remedies Help Severe Eczema Say Patient
A Chicago eczema sufferer reports three years of distress ending after using Cuticura remedies. The testimonial from Prorence E Atwood notes dramatic improvement and complete relief, with Mrs Gillfy Pare and witness TL Sierer cited. French scientist Mo Griffiths claims discovery of radioactivity in flower petals including yerhe nas and gerunians.
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Phynsicinus
Pas ‘Ans
Chicago
P &m
Neot
E. Atwood
Hiea
Ovetober
Nils
Wittess
Mo Griffiths
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Proven promise to cure itching burning and bleeding piles within six to fourteen days or refund. This ad highlights a ready made catalog and ships from New York through Amazon, emphasizing guaranteed relief.
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Amazon
New York
No. UK House speech mocks famous lines from Man ners
In a Commons debate John Bright quoted lines by Lord Manners with ridicule. Lord John Manners, present, retorted that it would be better to be the foolish youth who wrote them than the malignant old man who quoted them.
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Lord Maanners
House of Commons
John Bright
Lord John Manners
John
Great Tribune
This is Worth Saving Rheumatism Cure Claim
A questionable patent remedy promises relief from rheumatism and backache by combining Dande-Hon fluid extract, Compound Bar wan and diad saparilia syrup with water, taken in small doses after meals and at night. The ad claims vegetable extracts and safety, urging sufferers to try it as a miracle for kidney pains and urinary disorders, warning of no harm and low cost.
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California Vis Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Congress Deadlock and Bills Passed Across Chambers
Senate and House debated and advanced multiple measures including immigration, naval and post office appropriations. The conference report on the diplomatic and consular bill passed the Senate. the Smoot seat dispute continued with two thirds vote requirements. House actions included the agriculture forestry funding, rural carrier pay debates, and extended evening sessions.
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Senate
California
United States
Spain
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
House
Overstreet
Indiana
Reed Smont
Dillingham
Vermont
Messrs
Gillespie
Texas
Murphy
Missouri
Robinson
Arkansas
Padgett
Tennessee
Lloyd
Stepnerson
Minnesota
Finley
South Carolina
Stafford
Wisconsin
Macon
Fitzgerald
Seay York
Reed Smoot
Tah
Hopkins
Musi
Smoot
Aldrich
Post Office
Iteuse
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for women’s ailments, listing ingredients and asserting no alcohol or habit forming drugs. It urges perseverance, notes limited miracles, offers free consultation by letter, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and regulator.
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Dr. Pierce
R. Vierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Free to Sufferers Rheumatism Medicine Promoted
Chemist Mr Zaegel of 107 Main Street Sheboygan Wisconsin has developed a herbal preparation claimed to cure rheumatism constipation backache and lumbago. Free samples are sent for a limited time to establish public confidence by writing to Mr Zaegel at the stated address.
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Zaegel
Main Street
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Negel
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Ethics in the Territory and the McGann case
A Territory lawyer named McGann defended a farmer who killed a neighbor and obtained bail on a justifiable homicide plea. The farmer then killed the chief witness, triggering a $300 reward for the killer. McGann and a sheriff discuss the reward. McGann later shoots the farmer, retrieves the body, and asks for the reward, prompting ethics questions from a colleague.
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India
Bamed McGann
McGann
MeGann
McGanny
Gaun
Medum
Argonaut
Deafness Follows Fever Bespeaks Small Town Pursuit
A fourteen year old, Johnny Larson, suffered a fever that left him deaf after seeking aid from local physicians who offered no relief. The brief item notes the limited medical options available locally and the family’s ongoing concern.
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Johnny Larson
Johnny Learns Sign Language Then Loses It All
A family learns the deaf and dumb alphabet to communicate with Johnny after his hearing returns following a sight operation by a new specialist. The mother rejoices at conversation returning, but Johnny laments that their sign language now becomes useless as hearing returns.
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Johnny
Gladys and Penelope Reflect on Love in New York Press
A brief quoted exchange centers on love and past romance between Gladys and Penelope, with Penelope recalling prior affection and Gladys voicing certainty of unexperienced love, all attributed to the New York Press.
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Gladys
Penelope
New York Press
Real Reform and Rhymier’s Wealthy Wife Spark Change
A Chicago News column recalls Rhymier and his rich spouse urging reform nearly a year past. The couple faced the parson together and Rhymier had not penned a poem since that moment, prompting questions about the couple’s motives and outcomes.
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Dibbles
Rhymier
Chicago News
First Cold Tablet Brand Declared Sanative Bromine Quinine
The text notes a sole product named Bromo Quinine described as sanative and warns that similarly named remedies can mislead. It mentions an original White Package Cold Tablet with black and red lettering bearing the signature of W. Grove. The reference includes the number 25.
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Kk. W. Grove
Piance Outproduces U S In Potato Harvest
Piance harvests more than twice the potatoes of the United States. The average price per bushel is 2519 cents, indicating strong market conditions for spuds amid high yields and elevated pricing signals.
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United States
Bartholdt Will Creates Board for Nobel Prize Fund
National Capital Notes reports that the House committee on Victor favors Bartholdt’s will creating a board of trustees to administer a Nobel prize fund near $14,000. Bartholdt also introduces a public buildings bill urging the secretary of the treasury to construct buildings in the same city to house government branches.
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National Capital
Victor
Bartholdt
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