Piether treatment touted for female ailments in ad copy
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for female troubles and catarrh, citing testimonials from Emma Mitchell of Indianapolis and other named supporters. It urges readers to request free medical advice from Dr. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Peruse
Hartman
Balve Lockworst
Washington, D. C
Col. Hamilton
Columbus
Ohio
Warren
A. S
Wydrmin
Mariman
Hartman Sanitarium
Kilkenny Castle Among World’s Oldest Inhabited Houses
One of the world’s oldest inhabited houses Kilkenny Castle preserves rooms as they were about 900 years ago reflecting medieval life. The article notes many rooms remain unchanged, preserving history and architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny Castle
The Shirt and the Stray Catapulted Man
A humorous narrator rails against fashion and public manners, quoting Mr. Heywood and Roosevelt while you rail at shirts and stockings. A New York police gent saves a woman’s seat and a train mishap ends with a comic tumble into a red haired passenger’s lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Raleigh
Fragmented OCR note on medical and personal names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions kidneys and a few scattered proper names. It appears to be a jumble of terms about health, freedom, and individuals, but the exact events, dates, or clear entities are not recoverable. The text lacks coherent structure to form a factual summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heywood
Lake Michigan
Mr. Heywood
Uncle Tom
Eve
Roosevelt
Herbert
Medicine in Slot Machines Captivates Yard Crowd
A green suited youth bets at Arch street and, with a handkerchief over a note, drops a cent into a slot. A dealer touts a device promising cures for fifty ailments, with a sparkling spray delivering medicine into the hand. The amazed crowd cheers the machine as a novelty and a potential wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Street
Meicineg
Philadelphia Renord
Governors Opinion of Tennessee Leader Bob Taylor
The Tennessee governor known as Bob Taylor, a key Democratic figure, faced factionalism within the party. He noted a stubborn lieutenant who resisted authority, admitting you cannot do much with the troublesome ally despite attempts by leaders like Carmack. The piece quotes a New York Times remark on his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Taylor
Gev
Addler
Tennessee
Gaby
Bob
Carmack
New York Times
A Singular Malady Claims Oakwood Man David Vetter
Nine years of rheumation and joint attack plagued David Vetter of Oakwood until progressive contractions left him unable to chew, sustaining life briefly through a mouth opening after a tooth was removed. The Detroit Tribune notes his death followed advancing disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Vetter
Oakwood
Lnst
Postum Replaces Coffee Improves Health in Lancaster Man Case
A Lancaster man reports his wife suffered nervousness weak stomach and poor appetite for years. After switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee in two weeks her nervousness stomach troubles and sleep improved markedly. He claims Postum strengthened her overall health and vitality and urges others to try it based on daily observed gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Frigid Aprils Allegedly Recurring Every Century
A 19th century theory by a French metrologist claims exceptionally cold Aprils recur every 100 years. It cites 1703 and 1803 events with frozen gutters and snow in Partin Versalibes and Paris, noting chroniclers describing harsh cold and north winds. 1905 is deemed similarly cold per the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partin
Wood Rce
Versalibes
Paris
N Sedson
Theun
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cakewail Franch Claim
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. The French note the cakewake craze's Paris roots amid revolutionary era refugees. Reports cite Marie Antoinette era dances influencing New Orleans and later Europe. Also referenced: Mississippi flooding, Dralia, and catalogs from New York Public Library showcases of Dutch era manuscripts and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Europe
New York
New York Public Library
Lence
Fifth Avenue
Seventieth Street
New
Hair Growth Promoted by Cuticura Shampoos and Soap
The article extols Cuticura Shampoo and Cuticura Soap as a dual treatment for hair loss and scalp conditions. It claims the products stop falling hair, remove flakes and scales, soothe itching, stimulate follicles, and nourish roots to promote healthy growth. It also cites cleansing, purifying, and beautifying effects for skin and scalp, with guidance to wash with hot water before applying Cuticura Ointment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fkrs
Emma Mitchell
Weil
Fife
Penuie
Eoma Mitchell
Peruna
Latarte
Deaton
Maree
Ar Ais
Wil Wartous
Treste
Vhs
Shores & Shores, S
Rio Polson
Byenlega
Sandys
Wamm
Lares Oe
Gerthic
Joba
Salexman
Islary
Commission
R. C. Evans , CO
Chicago, Ill
Utah
Maseead
Thompson
LN. A
Salt Lake
Saree
Atlanta Journal
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Jonn
Attek
Jutin Heywood
Sara
Byron Wllians
Dean
Trey
Aching Heeke
Overcome
Bweling
Lece Hares
Ammitieinen
Etral Tee
Donny Ldo Mls
Anc
Duiakeiod
Pier Blore
P.O
Bes
Hall
Price
Winniow
Dralia
United States
Consumpion Sarek
Mayle Street
Norwich
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!