Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured by Peruna Sensation
Letters from soldiers and citizens claim Peruna cures kidney catarrh and Bright's disease, with testimonials from T. Tl. Mars in Chicago and J Brake in Canada. The text promotes Peruna as the remedy addressing root causes, with urging readers to seek advice from Dr Hartman if results are not prompt.
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T. Tl. Mars
Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment
Dunning Street
Chicago
Jil
Peruna
T. H. Aars
Ohn Vance
Martford City
Ind
de Kartman
John Viannew
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Manalin
Veruna
Perina
Wartman
Hartman
Hartinen Sanitariom
Nlm
Basco
Malta Population Claims World Thickest Density
An article extols Malta as the most densely populated island with 1260 people per square mile, notes Barbados nearby, and mentions various cures and tonic products. It includes advertisements for Downs Ointment Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Mother Gray's powders and charred-document recovery methods, with references to Trinity Church in New York and Dr Morgan Dix.
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Malta
Marbadoes
Trinity Church
New York
Morgan Dix
Fable of Sprinting Roach and the Ant
A miswritten tale from the Ohio State Journal recounts a roach living in a wall and an ant rival. The ant's plan hinges on weakness and trickery, culminating in a failed race on flypaper where the roach slips. The moral: every man has a weak spot to exploit.
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Eladivy
Nest
Roach
Onee
Ant
Tam
Ohio State Journal
Monkeys as Poor Throwers in Traveler Accounts
Travelers report monkeys cannot aim or throw accurately. Sir James Brooke notes limited defense and objects falling due to weight, not intentional throws. Mr. Wallace cites monkeys dropping branches while chased, with a female macaque on a durian tree hurling heavy fruit and branches for around ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brooke
Wallace
Michiel
Fresh O Lord—A Fragment on Joy and Suffering
George Herbert contemplates divine refreshment amid grief and loss. The speaker pleads for renewed greens, returns of joy, and enduring faith as tempests test the heart, urging trust in God through transitions from death to dew and rain.
Dog With Diamond Tooth Astonishes Vet Ward in Philadelphia
A dog from Trenton reportedly with a diamond tooth drew attention at Club Veterinary Hospital in Philadelphia. The dog, said to have a Parisian gleam, reportedly curls its lip to reveal the gem when commanded. The owner, a wealthy Trenton woman, had the tooth set two years ago, inspired by a sensational antique tale.
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Philadel
Trenton
Philadelphia Record
Fragmentary Portrait of a Woman in Worshipf n Company
A damaged passage recalls a woman member of a worshipful company who aided an Irish joint effort in the first earthied ty Queen Alexandria era. The narrative mentions a fan, royal rows, the rope, and pearl jewelry crafted with groath, all noted for delicate inlaid work and mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanmsker
New York Fashion and Emigration Notes Amid Framing Farewells
The piece mixes gossip on society hosting and fashion, noting anticipated entertainments during visits by Japanese figures and envy among East Coast hostesses. It also reports a decline in German emigration to the U.S., cites London cab licensing and spends, and touts Dr. Thomas E.oler cures for common ailments, all conveyed in a brisk, period-voiced newsgrab.
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Trave
Japan
New York
Prince of Wales
Ely
New
Government-Owned Railroads in German Tailware
A fragment notes government ownership and impacts on tailware within Germany, suggesting a near ten percent share tied to state control and potential effects on production and distribution. The limited text implies policy or economic discussion of state influence over railway-related goods.
Truth and Lie Confront on Tombstone in Baltimore American Tale
A fragmentary quotation reports Truth pursuing a Lie across many miles and years until the Lie rests on a tombstone. The tale notes a heavy penalty for defacing an ephial and suggests Truth must abandon her pursuit. An aside claims wealth enjoyed before time never leads to wealth.
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Truth
Baltimore American
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promised for Women
Miss Kate Doriaras from New York City credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing backache and kidney or womb troubles. The testimonial claims the remedy strengthens the back, reduces fatigue, and restores health, urging women with similar issues to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts for guidance.
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Kate Doriaras
Mund
Wales Ave
New York City
Lydia E. Pinkhraim
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