Ayer s Sarsaparilla Offers Relief For Ongoing Headaches
The article touts Ayer s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for chronic headaches caused by stomach and liver issues. It includes testimonies from Samuel Page of Lowell Massachusetts and Frank Roberts of Boston praising the tonic as an effective alterative and blood purifier after other medicines failed.
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Foreign travel friction prompts passport rule for Alsace Lorraine
Washington dispatch summarizes Gifford in Paris urging US travelers to secure passports stamped by the German legation to pass through Alsace Lorraine. It warns against buying direct-route tickets, as travelers may be forced to detour via Switzerland at high cost. Other items note Farnsworth funeral honors, Blaine Belmont Spain dispute, government printer candidate, Burrows speakership bid, Chinese exclusion landings, and Congress preparations.
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Teaching Chinamen and a Amusing Train Encounter
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The Identity of Writers in Journalistic Craft
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Knights of Labor Assembly Faces Charter Crisis and Probes
The Philadelphia General Assembly of Knights of Labor contends over charter revocation for the Saginaw district. Delegates clash on audit of locals, with Crowell uncovering seven locals against four. Powderly’s authority questioned as leaders push for an investigating committee and potential amnesty with the Federation of Trades.
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Baseball News Update From Washington State
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Russians and Asiatic Affairs in Moral Contrast
David Kerr in the New York Times argues that the semi Asiatick Russian embraces deception as a crafted art. He contrasts him with the English and savages he manipulates, saying the Russian always means one thing and says another, never troubled by scruple.
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The Descent of American Vagrants Warns of Rapid Decline
The Boston Globe describes a rapid descent into vagrancy among men who live by loafing on streets. They beg from passersby, seek shelter at night at stations or Y Wayfarers lodge, and fear stable work. A few are truly able and willing to work, but most drift from place to place to avoid duty.
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Editors boast of staff unity and steadfast workers
A New York editor proclaims staff loyalty with the remark that editors never discharge their people. He notes workers either resign or fade away. A rival paper adds the motive of a capable, stable team. The piece reflects on sustaining quality before readers.
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Fragmented OCR Clip of a Social Column and Notes
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Power of Trade Symbols Dealer BI Jake
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