Astounding testimonial for Williams Pink Pills from Mrs Culver
Mrs Jeno Culver of Wyoming Wisconsin describes years of rheumatism neuralgia and organ failure then rapid recovery after using Williams Pink Pills. The letter from a Beloit Free Press correspondent accompanies the sworn statement by her husband and daughter and a physician’s endorsement. The Dr Williams Medicine Company markets the pills at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 via Schenectady New York.
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Free Press
Beloit
Wis
Jeno Culver
Wyoming
Wisconsin
New York
Lee
Jane Culver
David W. Culver
Mattie Culver
Richard Dunstan
Justice of the Peace
The Cold Snare Behind Prison Doors
Government inspector questions a man in prison about his presence. The man explains that a cold caused him to sneeze during an attempted intrusion through a window, waking the resident and leading to his capture.
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Fliegende Blnetter
Ghost tale prompts child on Holy Ghost debate
A Boston Beacon excerpt shows Bessie asking what a ghost is and her mother insisting ghosts are humbugs while acknowledging the Holy Ghost exists. The mother redirects to bedtime, framing the eerie query as a bedtime moment.
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Bessie
Mamma
Boston Beacon
The Joker's Corner Buttons for sale ends tonight
Puzzle era verse humor sells a stream of cheeky lines about buttons and love in a busy storefront. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted, urban scene with playful exchanges and streetwise banter. A last sale push closes the quirky sales tale.
Up-to-Date Love and the Motto Button Comic Dialog
A lighthearted vignette portrays a young couple trading motto buttons as flirtation escalates. The man and woman exchange quips like Girl Wanted and How do you like my style, concluding with a romantic embrace as the reporter notes the company's dwindling chorus.
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Pauline
Dennis
How It Happened in the Country Tale
A city man mocks a cross-eyed boy from Farmer Whet rock while a farmer defends him recalling a childhood tale. The men recount inexact memory of a gray squirrel and a chipmunk as the boy’s features supposedly formed from an event in the woods.
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Scott
Farmer Whetrock
Farmer Hornbeak
Aldo
Oreae
Hard Times in High Life Clash Over Wealth and Power
A boastful railroad magnate clashes with a reporter at his mansion in a scene of opulence and scorn. The reporter secures an interview for the Daily Knockout while a pauper earl laments allowances as a US style remark about “things on the swine” echoes amid aristocratic tension.
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Menia
Daily Knockout
Chicago
Press of Business Sparks Tightened Embrace
A brief dialogue recasts a scene where a pretty typist tells a merchant she is all business. The merchant responds by drawing her closer, affirming the encounter as strictly professional and serious.
Ruling Passion and a Christmas Orphan Adopter
A charitable visitor visits an orphan asylum and asks to adopt a boy. The superintendent coolly notes the child is troublesome and “marked down,” but the visitor insists she will take him. The exchange plays on sentiment and the hope of pulling a troubled youth into a new life.
Two Paris Poodles Charm Parisian Boutique
A lighthearted account of two Paris poodles dressed in elaborate outfits. She wears frilly lingerie accessories and matched slippers while he flaunts collars coats and ties. The dogs attract attention with playful manners and eager pride as they model modern canine fashions.
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Paris
Feminine wit and a proposed offer of marriage
A character recalls hearing Fred propose to her best friend unseen. She reveals this prompted a change in perception, but she clarifies she did not reject him. instead she chose to accept the offer she had been considering. The exchange frames a witty, modern negotiation of romance.
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Fred
In the Wrong Shop Canvasser Converses With Businessman
A canvasser offers a time saving device, while a businessman laments the quiet day and recalls a brief hour with a book agent who would not stay longer. The exchange highlights idle hours and a missed sales opportunity.
No Chance. Sporting man fears pugilism's day
A Washington Star fragment shows a sportsman lamenting the fading appeal of boxing and a companion noting public attention now favors issues like free aliver over fights.
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Pugilium
Washington Star
Not Good Polley and the Cleveland Ballin’ Remark
A clipped quote shows Pat Polley criticizing behavior as he notes the Cleveland team plays well. The remark references Cincinnati votes and a warning to avoid talking like that amid nickname and regional tension.
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Polley
Opulent Indians and Their Government Payments
The Chippewas grow opulent from rich lands near Minnesota lakes held for the government. This year they receive 9,209,000 with 90,000 in advance interest next year. Cour d Alex Indians get 400,009 this year. About 1,500 Osate Indians owe 8,147,515 with annual interest of 407,76.
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Minnesota
Cour d'Alexs
Cure deafness and catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure
A veteran claim explains that deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces and a closed Eustachian Tube. It asserts nine in ten cases are catarrhal, endorses constitutional remedies, and offers one hundred dollars for cured cases. Advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with a Niagara Falls to Buffalo power transmission claim.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ioo
Gifts For Ladies and Gentlemen Catalogue Ad
A grand catalogue offers 3 000 engravings of watches diamonds jewelry silverware cutlery music boxes silk umbrellas and lamps.MERMOD JACCARD Jewelry Co in St Louis advertises low prices and will send a pair of silver sleeve links for 35 cents with an enclosed request.
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Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co
Broadway
Cor
Local druggist seeks live man to boost trade
Help wanted to assist a druggist in promoting three Dr Kay family remedies, with an exceptional chance for the right man. Apply to Dr B J Kay Med Co Omaha Nebraska. Czar and czarina return from a European tour. System Renovator and Carl stedt liver medicines headline ads. Alaska discovers a vast gold belt under 500 miles long.
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Kay
B.j.kay
Omaha
Neb
Alaska
Dynamos at Neuhausen Power Swiss Falls
Largest dynamos used for aluminum and aluminum bronze production at Neuhausen Switzerland. Plant includes two 09-horse power continuous current machines and an exciting dynamo of 00-horse power drawing power from the Rhine falls. Also notes education ad and various unrelated lines.
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Die Syname
Neuhausen
Switzerland
Falls of the Rhine
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