What Ails You Golden Medical Discovery Ad Notes
An advertisement touts Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach liver and related symptoms. It lists herbal ingredients Golden Seal root Stone root Black Cherrybark Queen’s root Bloodroot and Mandrake root and cites medical authorities endorsing the formula. Readers are urged to send name and address for a free booklet and contact Dr R V Pierce to obtain pellets and a postal card offer.
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Pierce’s Golden Medical
Profi. Bartholow
Jefferson Med
Callese
Phila
HC. Wood
Univiof Pas
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College
John King
Jno
M. Scudder
Laurence Johnson
Dept. Univ. of
N.Y
FinlessFilingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
R.V. Pierce
Ec Ib
Paxton CO
Boston, Masse
Farmers Million Ahead claims by Agriculture Bureau
A committee report estimates the Agricultural Department saves and benefits the public by about 231 million dollars annually. It cites the Animal Industry, Weather, Plant, Chemistry, Biology, Entomology, Public Roads, and other bureaus, noting specific gains and criticisms of expenses including Mount Weather and building allocations.
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Bureaus of
Agricultural Department
Committee On
Bureau of Animal Industry
Willis J. Moore
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Plant Industry
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Noison
Wiley
Bureau of Biology
United States
Biological Survey
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of Public Roads
Chief Moore
Mount Weather
Blue Ridge Mountains
Tracewell
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Edison Won’t Quit Experiments, Turbulent Birthday Claim Debunked
Edison insists he will continue electrical research indefinitely despite reports claiming he planned to stop work after turning 45 years of experiments into commercial value. He states he will devote time to perfecting innovations rather than play.
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Thomas A. Edison
Tie
Edison’s last years eyed for humanitarian work
The passage notes Edison’s past interest in phonograph research and submarine telegraphy as playtime ideas. A friend cautions that completing ten years of commercial work later in life may be unlikely, though Edison hoped to end his career with a period dedicated entirely to humanitarian activities.
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Edison
A Police Court Sherlock Holmes on Occupations
A New York Herald passage features Holmes-like observations on how a person’s occupation reveals itself. He notes violinists tilt their heads, grooms and cavalrymen show bow legs, painters leave a palette hole in the thumb, pianists have oversized hands, mercurial workers acquire green mucous membranes, wind players develop thick cheeks, and floor scrubbers display swollen knees.
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Weber
New York Herald
Three Boys Cured of Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Kate Keim reports her three sons suffered eczema for five months with itchy sores on the head. After dispensary misdiagnosis as ringworm, she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with warm water baths. Within weeks the heads healed and sores disappeared.
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Kate Keim
West 29Th St
New York
N. Y
Genteel Crowd Reacts To Colorful Minstrel Poster
Citizens in a Chicago suburb gathered before a new billboard reading Genuine Colored Minstrels Entertainment at a local hall. The poster promised a provocative line about making a mule laugh and urged attendees to bring their wives and children, sparking amusement and indignation.
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Chicago
Joeal
Be a Husband Not an Ex Bachelor, Sonny
Washington Herald quips about marriage with a line from a father to his son. The amusing exchange contrasts becoming a husband with remaining an ex bachelor.
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Sonny
Washington Herald
Navy dismisses Assistant Paymaster Sypher over embezzlement
The House naturalization committee favors bills for $70,000 immigrant stations in New Orleans Galveston and Charleston. Pleas of guilty were entered in Savannah Ga federal court by several firms and individuals known as the turpentine trust. Wines totaling $30 000 were imposed. Mark Twain had an evening suit made for him as protest against somber clothing.
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Sypher
Navy
Mark Twain
House Committee On Naturalization and Immigration
New Orleans
Galveston
Charleston
S. C
United States
Savannah
S. P
Women in Hospitals and the Pinkham Remedy
A hospital focus notes many surgeries on women due to ignored health signals. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a preventive and curative option, with letters from women like Mrs. A. Rookwood and Miss Margaret Tierney praising its impact and claiming it saved them from operations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham Invites Women for Free Medical Advice
Mrs. Pinkham invites women suffering from any form of female weakness to write for prompt guidance. Based on their symptoms she offers location of trouble and the quickest recovery method drawn from vast experience treating female illnesses. Advice is free and helpful.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Wil ‘Worm
WL. Douglas
Brockton
Doug
Bereckton
Not Impressed—Boy’s View On Presidential Mention
A Washington Star quip has a school trustee asking what a boy said about potentially becoming president. The reply notes the boy was unmoved by the prospect, saying many are mentioned for the post. An apparent cigarette ad closes the fragment, touting Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria IL.
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The
United States
Washington Star
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