Soldier credits Pink Pills for recovery after Geronimo era fight
Joseph Fiegauf, a former Ninth U S Infantry soldier who fought Apaches during Geronimo’s capture, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after years of illness. He details long hospital stays, dysentery, and chronic weakness, and says three boxes let him return to work. He lists Schenectady, New York, as the company location and notes prices per box and for six.
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Joseph Fiegauf
Philadelphia
Ninth United States Infantry
Arizona
Geronimo
Mr. Fleugauf
Plains
Mr. Flegant
Flegant
New York
West Forty-second Street
Plegaut
Dr. Williams
Edison Sees Roentgen Rays Cure All But Incurables
In an interview with the New York Commercial Advertiser, Thomas A. Edison predicts Roentgen rays will cure hydrophobia, fight bacteria in lungs of consumptives, and destroy microbes causing typhoid yellow fever malaria and other fevers. He calls the potential discovery a godsend to the afflicted.
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Thos. A. Edison
Roentgen
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is touted as a respected prescription from a leading physician. Sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ghosts and haunted houses in fiction and reality
A Detroit Free Press essay surveys ghosts as dreamlike constructs and recounts Michigan tales of real hauntings. It describes a coon as a ghost in a Michigan house, a former boarding house famed for tragedy, and literary echoes from Hamlet to Endor, noting misinterpretations and possible acoustical explanations.
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Ongfpellow
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Detroit
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Saul
Endor
Job
Hamlet
Harvard archaeologist proposes new Indian for Massachusetts arms
New Indian for Massachusetts F W Putnam Harvard professor of American archaeology and ethnology presents to Secretary of State Olin a replacement design for the state coat of arms. He details accoutrements and positions, argues the bow belongs in the left hand, and criticizes the original drawing as ignorant of Indian life. The proposal will be reviewed by the archives committee.
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F. W. Putnam
Peabody
Harvard University
Hies
Olin
Massachusetts
Putnam
Archives Committee
Boston Transcript
Titanium production by reducing oxide with carbon
H Moissan reports a method to produce titanium by reducing its oxide with carbon at very high temperatures. The process yields titanium containing 2 to 6 percent carbon, with 2 percent deemed pure enough for industrial use.
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H. Moissan
Armenia's vast uncertain borders in world politics
Armenia is described as an extensive, fluid nation with uncertain boundaries. Estimates range from 50,000 to 150,000 square miles, spanning parts in Asiatic Turkey and territories of Russia and Persia, reflecting its complex geographic and political status.
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Armenia
Turkey
Russia
Persia
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