Kentucky Miracle Recounts Judge Rice's Cure by Pink Pills
A Kentucky Post interview with retired Cr iminal and Circuit Judge John M. Rice details years of crippling rheumatism and paralysis. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with reviving his liver and strength, allowing him to resume life and duties. The article notes local pharmacist Mr Hughes reports popularity and lists pill benefits and purchase details.
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Covington
John M. Rice
Lael
Lawrence County
Kentucky
Kenucky
Frankfort
Washilgton
John
Hot Springs
Ark
Wakeshaw
Wis
Dr. Williams
Kentucky Post
Hughes
Louisa
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Grandmother and Georgia Willis shine in corners of home
A nostalgic vignette blends poems from Harriet Prescott Spofford and The Pansy with Georgia Willis guiding family care. The grandmother’s steadfast presence nurtures children as Georgia quietly gives to others, prompting a minister to bless the family and a guardian to pledge support.
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Harriet Prescott Spofford
Georgia Willis
Georgia
Mary
Jesus
Ming
Emma
Helen
Inaba House
India
Heaven
Irrigated Idaho lands promise profitable fruit farming
Advertises Idaho irrigated lands suitable for apples peaches cherries and other fruits. Claims strong markets and good prices with ready sale. Invitation to request advertising material from EL Lomax PB&T Omaha Nebraska.
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Homs
Idaho
United States
Lomax
PB &T. A
Omaha
Neb
Notable People and Institutions in Brief Historic Snippets
A collage of quick mentions highlights Frances Hodgson Burnett's charity work for incurable children in London, publisher William Lee's 1837 ventures, German imperial equestrian hobbies, Potsdam stables training for the emperor, Henry W. Grady's bar admission in Atlanta, and long standing Waverly novel production by an Edinburgh firm. It also notes Meyerbeer’s posthumous opera fragment, Evarts’ Runnymede spring water near Windsor, Vermont, and Mrs. Dandridge, Zachary Taylor’s daughter, visiting Washington as a White House veteran survivor.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
London
William Lee
Boston
Germany
Royal
Potsdam
Henry W. Grady
Georgis
Atlanta
Waverly
Edinburgh
Walter Scott
Meyerbeer
Goethe
William M. Evarts
Windsor
Vermont
Runnymede Spring
White House
Dandridge
Zachary Taylor
Betty Bliss
Colonel Bliss
President Taylor
Washington
The California Fig Syrup Co advertised Syrup of Figs
The notice touts Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for ladies under all conditions. It advises buyers to seek the genuine product with the California Fig Syrup Co name near the package bottom.
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California
California Fi Syrup Co
Highlander’s Bow and Camphor Ice Ad Spotlight
An old advertisement praises Hegeman’s Camphor Ice with Glycerine for chapped lips faces and sore feet. It mentions C U Clark Co of New Haven and CL Perkins. A dialogue questions whether journalism is proper work for a lady with a defender asserting all women have a fitness for press work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegeman
C. C.U. Clark Co
New Haven
Perkins
Karl's Clover Moot Great Biood Purifier Cures Constipation
Old time ad style notes various products with claims of freshness and clearness and completion. It lists Karl's Clover Moot and Hansons Magic Corn Salve with small prices and refund guarantees. A dialogue joke follows about policemen and an evening paper.
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Karl
Opium and Whisky Habits Book Offer From Atlanta
Advertisement invites every man and woman in the United States to request a free book on opium and whisky habits. Address B M Wooley Atlanta Georgia box 377 and the book will be sent. The note quotes a satirical prompt about a grim scheme to starve the poor off the earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. M. Wooley
Atlanta, Ga
Chemist claims living-turn-to-marble chemical
The Berlin chemist proposes a preparation that allegedly turns a living person into marble in six months with petrification complete a month after death and offers a £500 value for a good statue. Bacteriologist Iman M. Biggs reports 208 membranous croup cases as laryngeal diphtheria and urges contagion reporting. Mineral India rubber asphalt is added to useful products, yielding a hard ebony-like, nonconductive material usable for telegraph insulation.
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Berlin
Iman M. Biggs
New York
Board of Health
Health Board
Mineral India
India
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Aeere
America
Bobbie
Mollie
Harper’s
Uncle Sam
Hall
Price, Thc
U.S. Gov't Report
The
Hansons
Isaac
Vatakvestion
Enlightenment
Current Science
Talmage
Exper
X. Bwinne
Leary
Mr. McFarlie
Tex
Addres Southwestern Fur House
Nashville
Tenn
U.S
Ordre
Alu
Martin
Gen
Ant
Cincinnati
W.N. OD
Bmaweing AG
Ruré
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