Enlarded Joints From Rheumatism Promoted by Pink Pills
Mrs Elizabeth Pratt of Olmstead County Minnesota describes severe rheumatic enlargement of finger joints and stiff limbs. After trying many doctors she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pals People and reports relief, joints normalizing and pains fading. The testimonial promotes pills for blood enrichment and nerve restoration with purchase details.
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Walon
Rochester
Elizabeth Pratt
John Pratt
Olmstead County
Minnesota
Pratt
Viola
Viola, Olmstead Co
Minn
E. A. Pratt
Drus
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Widow in Northern Village Runs Shop After Husband’s Death
A poor northern village widow, once troubled by her violent husband, endures her loss with stoic calm as a sympathetic visitor notes the irony of finding money in the till at the shop. A local anecdote reflects resilience amid hardship.
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Wim
Tito Witl
Interesting Facts About Crescent Bicycles Output
A Crescent bicycle production blowout from the Crescent Bulletin details enormous factory capacity in Chicago. It cites 725 Crescents per twelve hours, vast tubing and wire usage, miles of steel, and a total build weight of over two thousand tons for Crescents sold in 1896.
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Western Wheel Works
Chicago
St. Paul
Lincoln Iseb
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Pike's Peak
Mount Elias
Alhekas
Cincinnati
Auditorium
Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Crescent Bulletin
Flora's Dreadful Evening Misadventure Report
Detroit Free Press notes Flora faced a rough night as she arrived after dark and misplaced her powder rag on the road, leaving her unable to fix up yet. The piece quips on vanity comparing Eve and Adam and mocks fashion choices in Harlem Life.
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Wheel Academs
Flora
Detroit Free Press
Crazy Jack and the Valley Campaign Generals
The piece recalls General Jackson known as Crazy Jack, his elusive war plans, and the hesitating awe of Ewell and Taylor as Jackson maneuvers in the 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign. It notes Jackson’s independence, surprise moves, and the perception of his subordinates and Richmond.
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Jackson
Sherman
Jack
Virginia Military Institute
Ewell
Dick” Taylor
Taylor
Gordonsville
Joe” Johnston
Yorktown
Richmond
Mr. Davis
Br. Benjamin
Swift River Gap
Blue Stidge
Erie Ridge
Charlottesville
Staunton
Buffalo Gap
McDowell
Milroy
Swift Run Gap
Con. Ewell
Long
Longstreet
Hichmond
Chicago News
Guerrillas Scared by Mules in Kentucky Night Run
Frank James recalls Quantrell detachment unhorsed in western Kentucky. A drove of young mules caused a panicked cavalry like retreat as riders sought horses near a creek road. Mistaken fire erupted when a herd of young mules surged toward them, ending in unintended casualties and fear.
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Quantrell
Frank James
Kentucky
Tno
Drova
Mowntaina
St. Louis Republic
Friendship in Kentucky and a tale of Garth and Forrest
In a Kentucky scene Judge Pendheton recalls a cousin Louis Garth as a bravely overbearing man. A poker game with Lieut Forrest ended when Forrest’s pistol misfired yet Garth urged him to try the other barrel. Forrest spared a brave man, declaring them friends thereafter. The Arkansas text hints at ex slave associations ending.
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Kentucky
Pendheton
Henry Tompkins
Tompkins
Louis Garth
Lieut. Forrest
Gen
N. B. Forrest
Forrest
Garth
Owenaboro Inquirer
Silent Sufferers Seek Help From Mrs Pinkham
Women avoid discussing private sexual health with doctors. Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts offers free advice based on twenty three years of experience to any afflicted woman who writes with full symptom details. The letter from Mrs Netxurz E Cotony Nebraska shows relief after following the guidance.
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Colony
Pinkham
Apells
Lifelike statue ends in tragedy at dinner party
A famed sculptress, once celebrated for portraits of famous men, quits her craft after marriage to a wealthy husband who forbids her work. At a dinner with Gen Bashar she plans to show a lifelike piece, but the scene ends suddenly with a fatal twist as she brings out her latest work.
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Gen. Bashar
Husdand
Sare
Chicago
A Deep Impression From London Holiday
A tale recounts Pat returning from London and meeting a priest. When asked what left the deepest impression, Pat points to a brick from a scaffold that struck him, leaving a visible forehead scar and a lasting memory.
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Pat
London
Not Her Wont
"Listen" he hissed and she answered "No" then turned away brusquely. She would not listen in by profession as it was none of her business. Detroit Journal
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Detroit. Journal
Dominion Lands information for new arrivals in Canada
Newly arrived Joumstgeants can obtain land entry information and assistance at Dominion Lands Offices in Manitoba Northwest Territories or British Columbia. Pamphlets cover land timber coal and mineral laws with copies of regulations. Contact Ottawa Winnipeg or local Dominion Lands Agents for details and to Mr Ben Davis or W Ritchie for pamphlets. Life in conscience quoted from Victor Hugo.
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Manitoba
Northwest Territories
British Columbia
Landa
Charce
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Dominion Lands
Winnipeg
Ben Davis
Dominion of Pecado
Au Paul
Mins
W. Ritchie
Grafton
N. D
Global fields of use for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Old advertisements claim Hostetter's Stomach Bitters treats malaria and a wide range of ailments across continents including Americas, Guatemalan regions, West Indies, Australia, and Europe. The copy cites testimonials and other products like Piso’s Cure for Consumption and Malla Catarrh Cure, with various whimsical lines and pricing notes.
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Continenta
North
South America
Guatemala
West Indies
Australia
Europe
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Adam
Harlem
Gen. Ewrd
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Victor Hugo
E. D. Townsend
Ft. Howard, Wis
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Malla
Ayer
J. Cy Ayer Ca
Lowell
Masy
Wonder Workers
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