The Paper of The People Promises an Eventful Period Ahead
Baltimore edition notes The Paper of The People aims to educate readers and highlight market reports from Baltimore to New York. It promotes its correspondents globally and asserts news will become more interesting as national questions rise. Subscription rates: fifty cents a month, six months three dollars, one year.
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Europe
South Africa
China
Baltimore
Norfolk
Charleston
New York
Hicago
Philadelphia
News of the World
Washington
Mall
Local Law Firms Advertise Services in Virginia
T Glasgow and Dore & Moore announce legal practice in Lexinoron and Lexwaron with offices in Lexinotos. Specialize in title collection and property related work for Rockbridge County and surrounding counties.
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Dore & Moore
Lexinotos
Rockbridge
Modern female health remedy touted by French doctor
An advertisement promotes Dr. LaBord’s Caronia Wafers as a modern treatment for many female ailments. It claims the wafers are safe, purely vegetable, alcohol free, and delivered worldwide through Noyes-Fuller Company with free consultation and a full treatment guarantee. One box equals a month’s supply for one dollar, five dollars for complete treatment.
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Alipe
aaBoard
Europe
LaBord
America
Noyes-Fuller Company
United States
Dr. LaBord
Canada
Noyes- Fuller Company
24Th Bis
Philadelphia
Safe Cure for Coughs and Colds Promises Fast Results
An old advertisement touts Ember Mexican Syrup as a 25 cent cure for coughs, colds, and consumption. The copy claims rapid relief and urges trust in the druggist, noting the wrapper lists numerous miraculous cures and a plea to end lingering illnesses.
Baltimore Sun Promotional Masthead Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper promo describes The Baltimore Sun offerings including world news, an agricultural department, market reports, a women’s column, household interests, and club inducements. Mentions subscription rates and mailing details for the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
Home Gold Cure claims at home sobriety for $1 treatment
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a guaranteed at home antidote for alcoholism. It asserts that drunks can cure themselves without publicity, using a soluble remedy in tea or coffee, with directions and doctor advice available for a dollar plus worldwide shipping.
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Edwin B. Giles & Company
Markey Street
Philadelphia
Ant Dioneric claims aid for nocturnal bedwetting
An advertisement touts Ant Dioneric as a remedy for children with bedwetting and incontinence at night. It promises quick relief and urges readers to buy from B H Gorrel drugstore. Also promotes beauty products Dixie May Dew for eyebrows and lashes with a French secret and low postage.
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Dixie
Dixie Mxniotne Co
Brownsville
Tenn
Cure claims for Dr Pierce products from old testimonial
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for stomach and digestive illnesses and claims a man named J. J. Lovedon recovered from asthma and long illness after treatment in Charlotte NC and Atlanta GA. The letter praises dramatic weight gain and health, comparing it to Rockefeller wealth.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Charlotte
J. J. Iovedonce
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Rockefeller
The Peach Legend Story From Japan
The tale describes a poor couple who find a peach by the roadside. The woman resists eating until sharing with her husband, and when he cuts the peach in half an infant emerges. The child says he came from heaven after a peach dropped from the heavenly orchard and instructs them to plant the seed for happiness and wealth.
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Japan
Heaven
Blood Balm cures rheumatism in a day claim
An advertisement for B B B or Botanic Blood Balm claims the tonic drains poisons from blood and bones to heal rheumatism and joint pain. It promises rapid relief, skin whitening, and renewed blood quality with free advice and a dollar treatment, boasting 3000 cures.
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Duggists
B. B. WB
Blood Balm Co
Ailanin
How a Plant Protects Itself
A South African plant defends itself by mimicking a white lichen covering the rocks. It bears sharp pointed green leaves set tight with their tips upward and each leaf tip sports a small white scaly sheath. The plant’s smooth surface imitates the rock lichen until stepped on.
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South Africa
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a cure sold by B. H. Gorrell, druggist, Lexington, Va. This remedy claims instant relief of urinary discomfort in both sexes and rapid water passage.
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BH Gorrell
Lexington
Val
B. H. Gorrell
Iuggist
Lexngton
Virginia Vote Attendance by Race in Constitutional Convention
A historical Virginia survey lists counties with black majorities in the voting population, noting districts where Negro majorities persist and where whites outnumber. It analyzes district populations, gerrymandering motives, and projected representation shifts amid disenfranchisement.
Roya Baking Powder Declared Superior by Government Report
The United States Government Report concludes Roya Baking Powder is stronger purer and better than competing brands, highlighting its quality and safety advantages.
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United States
Voting Population and Segregation Tactics in Virginia
The Richmond Dispatch reports on racial voting disparities with white and black voter counts by district. It describes a proposed constitutional amendment to restrict Negro suffrage, preserving white political dominance and signaling a shift in power as black influence would be eliminated in counties where they predominate.
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Dickenson County
Richmond
Virginia
Figues Lisein
Echmond
Richmond to Host National Woman Suffrage Leaders Meeting
The National American Woman Suffrage Association plans an early February gathering in Richmond to unite Virginia members with national work. Miss Susan B Anthony, Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, Rev A H Lea and other leaders will speak as southern supporters attend and participate in discussions.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
Efror
The Gift Specific Promises Cure for Chronic Sores
An Atlanta Georgia advertisement touts The Gift Specific as a blood purifier to heal chronic skin sores. It claims to invigorate the blood, rebuild health, and cure long standing ailments through vegetable ingredients. It cites a Lock Box address in Mississippi and urges readers to request a free book and consult physicians.
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Joe Aid
Talbert
Yinona
Éell
Mary
Motty
Atlanta, GA
Breeding and Care Tips for Fowl Health and Housing
The piece discusses chicken housing with low nests for easy access, lime treatment to deter pests, and feeding guidance to control fat. It covers perch design, three valuable fowl types Minorcas Leg horns and black Spanish, and breeding as a skill. It outlines handling canker in birds with a temperate treatment method.
Rouss Fulfills Promise to Mayfield Infant Namesake
In 1896 a Mayfield Kentucky infant named after Charles Broadway Rouss, a blind New York merchant, received a letter and a $500 check from the magnate after the child, now five, wrote to him as promised.
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T. L. Stoatll
Mayfield
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York
Grace at Table Story From New York Times Visit
A Barnard College girl visits a household where grace is said only on occasions of genuine thankfulness. The mistress explains they give thanks when they have something special like game, not for simple meals such as roast beef or beefsteak.
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Barnard College
New York Times
Grace
Youthful American Weeps After Loss of Guidance
In trying circumstances a young American remains self assured yet distressed. He is found crying in the street and explains in a mix of alarm and dignity that he is lost because his mother warned she would lose him. The quotation is from Muirhead's Land of Qurtracts.
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Muirhead
Ha ai i Lima beans and gourds bear nearly year round
The note states Lima beans keep growing and producing for more than a year, requiring weekly harvesting after they begin to bear. Cucumbers, tomatoes, and raspberries bear for long periods, with raspberries bearing for about sixteen months.
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Ha-aii
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