Renewing Their Youth in Florence Aged Veterans Rebound
A World Herald report from Florence Nebraska recounts two elderly residents who credit Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health and vigor. Andrew Finkenkeler, a Civil War veteran, details decades of rheumatic pain and heart palpitations easing after starting the pills in November. He soon resumed work and gained weight, while fellow veteran R W Cowan reports paralysis relief and improved facial movement after using the pills. The firms claim Pink Pills aid female weaknesses and male mental fatigue, with sales through dealers or direct mail from Schenectady.
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World-Herald
Omaha
Neb
Florence
Andrew Finkenkeler
Iowa Volunteers
Austin
Texas
Alexander
World Herald
Forest Lawn
R. W. Cowan
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Telegraphic Brevities Collage of 19th Century Dispatches
A compendium of brief items covers Gail Hamilton's illness, large immigrant arrivals in New York, political moves in Iowa and Delaware, naval movements to Panama, frost damage in Michigan and Wisconsin, Kansas cyclone relief needs, a royal-seat eligibility debate in England, a notable alibi pursuit in California, petroleum ties with Russia, a fatal Erie wreck near Hornellsville, Newfoundland federation, Canadian canal politics, a river steamer accident, French tax plans, coal company price fights, ex president Harrison's retirement, Japanese reactions to Asia-Pacific shifts, wage surprises at Delaware Iron Works, and a Chicago fishing mystery about disappearing fish in Lake Michigan.
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Gail Hamilton
New York
Reichstag
Iowa
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gilley and Day
Virginia
Watson
Delaware
United States
England
House of Commons
Theodore Durrant
Minnie Williams
American Petroleum Ring
Russian Union
Erie
Hornellsville
New Foundland
Canada
Harrison
Russia
France
Germany
Liao Tung Peninsula
China
Delaware Iron Works
Chicago
Lake Michigan
The Path From Page to Knight in Medieval Chivalry
The article outlines medieval training from pages to esquires, the vow and rites of knighthood, the vigil of arms, and the accolade ceremony. It notes duties to lords and ladies, religious preparation, and the awarding of the belt and spurs after proving valor.
Trimming Request Sparks Downtown Shopping Recall
A humorous exchange quoted from the New York Weekly features a husband and wife discussing trims at Big Sale Co. The husband plans to shop downtown himself after noting the store's lineup of pretty girls at the trimming counter and a blonde attendant with notable features.
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Big, Sale & Co
New York Weekly
Decided Saving on the Square Dish Rack
A dialogue shows domestic advice preferring a square rack to hold dishes. The mistress confirms using it, while a seller asserts the rack can safely wash a dozen plates per week without breaking.
Latter Day Saints Conclude Convention at Independence
The Latter day Saints closed their convention in Independence Missouri after deciding that no person may hold any church position who engages in sacco in any form.
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Independence
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Maine
Ohio River
Unique
Lake St. Clair
M. Ribot
Illinois
Mperial Jy Ranuyba
Joan Carle & Sons
United Statees
Gomral
Bufaie
N.Y
Gatarah
Ely
Warren St
New Ton
Denver Directory
Berner
Larimer St
Denver Colo
Denver Dex
Biske
G. Eady
Ua Street
Denver
Arapahoe
Bo-San-Ko
Bary
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