Fragmentary Health Promo Mentions Quinine Cure Trial
A garbled OCR excerpt references a cold day promo and quinine as a remedy. Mentions payment or money if it fails to cure and a person connected to his mother-in-law, with unclear Christ context.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
5
Visit to Sweat Shops Shows Unhuman Labor Conditions
Jennie McGough, Chicago editor, toured Chicago sweatshops and described grim scenes of long hours, choking air, and exhausted workers. She observed 6 a.m. starts, 12 to 15 hour days, weekly wages from 3 to 5 dollars, and children as young as 12 helping in finishing and cutting. The piece highlights the brutal environment and calls for reform ahead of the Federation of Labor meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McGough
Chicago
Ill
Nest National
Federaon of Labor
Miss McGough
The Reason Why Many People Become Insane
A quoted back and forth contrasts the idea that people lose sanity due to lack of reason. The Boston Traveler reflects on the question and suggests that having no reason contributes to insanity, as discussed by Guyer in a terse exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gone But Not Forgotten in Roxbury Gazette
The Roxbury Gazette reports on a burial widow who quips that a wife has given the last piece to her husband, reflecting on the saying that “everything goes,” with a note of local sentiment and irony.
Indian Ledger and Plenty-Coups Crow Store Tale
A Crow nation store run by Plenty-Coups uses simple sketches on wrapping paper as accounts with customers who buy on credit. The piece notes trust, nonstandard ledgers, and a romantic aside about Plenty-Coupss relationships and a later navy officers visit describing Kalakaua’s Mare Island voyage and social drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Reservation
Pryor
Mont
Plenty-Coups
The
Crows
Crow Nation
Plenty-Coupes
Kalakaua's Bourbon Cruise Tale Revealed in SF Report
The San Francisco Report recalls King Kalakaua's visit to Mare Island aboard a naval vessel. Guests included a dozen army and navy officers noted for fun seeking, lively antics, and rowdy their camaraderie during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalakaua
San Francisco
Mare Island
Navy
Army
Marvelous Autoelectropolyphone at Paris 1900 Exposition
The New Orleans Times-Democrat reports the autoelectropolyphone the largest musical instrument ever built. Italian inventor Antonio Zibordi spent fifteen years on the device costing about 15000 dollars. It features 8000 independent instruments, two 3 horsepower motors, a dynamos lighting system, a color-changing fountain, and two orchestras a string group and a 130-piece brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Antonio Zibordi
Milan
Paris
Margherita
Italy
Hunters End Lion Terror in Somaliland Camel Camp
A Somaliland hunting party pursued marauding lions threatening camels. Horsemen guided hunters to a ridge where a large tawny lion sat unafraid until a volley ended its life.
The Light That Faded Divorce Hint
A brief exchange from the New Orleans Picayune hints at Maud seeking a divorce. The hostess adds the husband went out too often, framing a lighthearted but telling domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
New Orleans Picayune
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Dr. Ager
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Schillings Best
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PERMY
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Mick
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Wwenlar
Pensio
O'Parrell
New York Avenue
Washington, D.C
Jennie M'Gough
Mare Island Light
So-and-So
BE. A. Burbank
King
Somaliland
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