The Best Guaranty of Merit Open Publicity
The article discusses Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicines made in Buffalo New York. It claims their products are not patent or secret medicines because their ingredients are disclosed and approved by eminent medical authorities. It notes no alcohol and promotes safety and potency with glycerin as a solvent.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Golden Medical
Caliel
Uneeda
Uneida
The Stereotyped Smile in Daily Transit
A Philadelphia suburb line regular, a middle aged man with a perpetual mechanical grin draws attention. The Philadelphia Ledger notes his smile is a pure muscle contraction, oilily fixed, repellent to onlookers while the man promotes cheerful living and moral schemes. His family disputes and social awkwardness contrast with his public persona.
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Philadelphia
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Aitber
Pittsburg Man Wins Amid Railway Escort Coverage
A fragmented report describes a Pittsburg man prevailing in a chaotic scene as newspaper men and railway escorts observe from Los An geles to Bernardino. The piece recounts distant events, crowd reactions, and a dramatic chase with vivid, era–specific phrasing, naming places like Yorktown and Williemsters and referencing a Great Tate that made it famous.
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Los An- Vimited
Hoioley Carte Haldwin
Minneapolis Tribune
Bernardino Geitus
Pittsburg
Shay van
Vyas
Ters
Italy
Yorktown
Relics of Extinct Birds and Valuable Eggs
The article notes the extinction of the great auk and the Loobysala bassaway, with eggs valued up to 75 dollars though none are on the market. Specimens exist at Smithsonian and American Museum of Natural History. It mentions the elephant bird and moa remains, early European interest, and the kiwi’s slow breeding and looming extinction.
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Funk Island
Newfoundland
Smithsonian Institution
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Hebsht
Gandh
Ivery
Europe
Selecting Volunteers in War Time Heroic Tales of Gunnery
A fragment recounts American volunteer valor during war, praising precision and tactics. It cites John Harrower, a Virginia school minister, and Colonel Washington describing a drill that tested marksmen with chalk outlines and a paper target to measure rifle accuracy.
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United States
Bunker Sun
Yous Com- Winton
John Harrower
Virginia
Wastington
Heo
Pete Neon
Anse
Bravery, Banquet Toasts, and Echoes of Life on Earth
A fragmentary collection mixs a banquet toast praising Jim Johnstone the famed umpire doubtful retirement talk, and quips about soldier bravery. It shifts to speculative science on life’s origins citing Geoffrey Mar and early Earth elements, then ends with exchanged lines from Clarice QC and Gwendolyn in Indiana Big Star.
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James Johnstone
Baste Hull
Johnstone
Jim Jottistane
Tim Tike
Sherman
Barker
Ami Sheri
Hirber
Earth
Geoffrey Maron
Kiel University
Slife
Ho Ik
Watels
Bestos
Hvingmatey
Clarice QC
Gwendolyn
Indiana
Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a popular remedy
Foley’s Honey and Tar is promoted as a trusted throat remedy with imitators urged to be avoided. The ad claims mild irritation, no opiates, and safety for children, noting it is sold at Barber and Bon’s drug store.
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Folay & Co
Chicago
Foley
Amy
Isis
Barber & Bon
The Remedy That Cures Anemia With Pink Pills
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cure anemia by replacing bad blood with good blood. It quotes a testimonial from Mrs. Thos J. McGann of Plainfield NJ describing years of weakness and headaches, then relief after twelve boxes. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady NY.
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Jong T
Shawy
Dr. Williams
Tnta
Willuy
Tokens to Jockeys and Ridiculous Tributes From Fans
A bizarre collection of tributes to a famed jockey includes pawn tickets writs and summonses, medical recipes and marriage offers with photos, a silver trinket box, a casket, and crutches. The items reflect lavish and odd tokens offered after races and near-misses on the course.
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Fara
Minneapolis Journal
York
London
Waite
Tiesman
Oqmade
Taok
Oynotier Ureasion
Kaiser A Great Reader Delays Across His Journeys
Description of the Kaiser as a voracious reader with two secretaries gathering magazines newspapers and books. He avidly studies foreign and German political articles. He travels frequently and reads almost all day sending adjutants at every station for any papers available.
Fable of First Napoleon credited to Napoleon I debate
A French bulletin discusses a fable claimed to be by Napoleon I, with Vicomtesse de Clairva and Chevalier de Beauterne arguing the table is Napoleon’s style. The story, possibly from Brienne or Lyons period, centers on Caesar the dog and Jeannur the rabbit, ending with the rabbit’s escape and the hunter’s kill.
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Bulletin de la Societe Des Amateurs de Jonets de Jeux Anciens
Vicomtesse de Clairva
Napoleon I
Chevalier de Beauterne
Duke of
Saxe-Weimar
Brienne
Caesar
Tamuud
Jeannur
Opie
Early drinking starts youth says Dr Dann
The piece cites Dr Charles J Dann in the News York Medical Weekly arguing that inebriety begins before adulthood and often before age twenty four. He notes few begin drinking after twenty but warns dangers rise after forty and youth education may shape later overindulgence.
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Meleine
Charles J. Dann
News York
Ehidind
Asbestos unique mineral and its uses described
The article discusses asbestos as a distinct mineral with unique properties and limited historical uses. It notes early practical applications in felt and packing materials, describes fibers made into yarns and ropes, and explains performance advantages for safety and heat resistance. It also mentions demonstrations in workplaces and leisure mentions of a park and market observations.
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Asbestis
Nebestos
Gisbestos
Paying Resolution for Lawrence streets paving 1906
City council minutes published February 6 1906 outline a resolution adopted August 13 and ordered printed for five days stating Connecticut street between Winthrop and Layee should be graded paved with brick concrete and cement. Assessments to be paid in ten installments and payments directed by city clerk F D Brooks.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Connecticut Street
Winthrop Street
F. L. Brooks
Lawrence | Dairy Journal
Kanang
Henry Street
City of
Vermont Street
Mississippi Street
Weary Atrest
Lawrence Kansas
F. D. Brooks
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