Honeymoon Hearts Stirred by Ashbee and Rozelle
In a resort romance, Ashbee wooed Rozelle while Van Ness pursued her, provoking rival schemes among the hotel cohort. Rozelle reveals she and Van Ness are on their moonlit honeymoon and plan to retreat to the mountains, ending Ashbee’s flirtations.
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Ada May Krecker
Daily Story Pub. Co
Astibee
Dalblac
Bette
Ashbee
Rogele
Daibine
Rozelle
Abe
Banda
Coquettiah Sabia
Dalbloo
Ashbbee
van Ness
Andbee
Ashbel
Ashben
Mr. Ashbee
van Ness Han
Tage Valun
Canada
Manitoba
Assiabolu
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Paige Atl
Ventoro
F. Pedh Deety Pmmigratta
Ojiawa
Can
W. ¥. Bennett, Cangillan. Hovermmeans
New York
New Boarder Comments on Soup Etiquette
A boardinghouse scene features a guest joking about starting dinner with soup. Mrs Starvom cautions against such a practice, suggesting it may be unusual before a meal. The exchange, captured by the Philadelphia Press, reflects domestic humor.
Profits Rise From Attar Trade in Bulgaria
The article notes attar of roses as a highly profitable Bulgarian product, with earnings exceeding $1,000,000. It mentions Shipka town near the site of a pivotal Turko Russian War battle dated July 7, 1877, amid central grove gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Shipka
Life in Growing Longer Through Medicine
A brief note credits longer life to better living and medical advances, highlighting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a key cure for stomach complaints and related ailments, promising improved sleep and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline
Yerkes Electrification Cost and Delays Mentioned
The piece notes the Yerkes system of electrification for London totaling about 19 million dollars with over two years to completion. It warns readers to expect promises of Christmas cheer and criticizes various health remedies while mentioning Navy contracts and imports. It cites Allen’s Foot-Ease and coal famine affecting Philadelphia and coastwise and West India trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Phyuklang
Fragmented Advertisements and Notices From an Early 1900s Page
A messy OCR mash of product pitches and notices cites Mother Gray’s Pills and Bromo products, Cheney cure, teas, tonics, and patent medicines. It also references political postings, a Siamese minister, and financial loan talk amid a broader, jumbled mix of health claims, military notes, and global concerns.
ReverendMarguerite Briggs Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Detroit lecturer for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing many women. She notes irregular menstruation and related female ailments improved, and urges sick women to seek the remedy. Mrs Pinkham invites letters for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. Pinna
Marguerite Sr. Omer Brises
Lydia
Pinkham
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Ashtee
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Jean
Navy Department
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Naval Station
Cavite
Allen
Allen S. Olmeted
LaRoy, N. Y
Philadelphia
West India
Mother Gray
AL Beaumont
Toxan
Thi
Torn
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Truax
Whetohn
Dragelay
Mesherri
Nena Kinnan
Boars
Winslow
Chile
Argentina
Foye Akaraj Aradhara
Putnam
Charles A. ‘Prouty
Vermont
Pleo
Wat OG Exner
Ventures
Ind
Venequels
Garfield
Parin
Kenner Goulet
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