Ataxia Cure After War Malaria Fink Pills Claim
Four years of locomotor ataxia after malaria from Spanish American War left Mr Edward H. Ariel bedridden and in constant pain. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with relief after four months and full recovery within four months, urging others to try the remedy. Ariel, of Amesbury Massachusetts, says the pills halted pain in ankles knees and improved bowels and kidney function.
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Ariel
M.V.M
Chickamauga
Lilyst
Sam
Edward HH
Powow Street
Amesbury
Mass
Williams
German Domestics Save Money Story
In Germany the number of servant girls who have savings bank accounts is nearly three times as large as that of shop girls who have them.
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Germany
Irish soil and climate praised for tobacco growth
It is claimed moisture in the Irish climate benefits tobacco culture and that there is ample suitable soil in the Emerald Isle to support tobacco farming.
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Emerald Isle
Four Facts For Sick Women To Consider
An advert explains that most hospital female illnesses stem from neglecting symptoms such as backache irregular menses and nervousness. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the leading cure, claiming decades of cures and testimonials from Lynn Massachusetts. It invites all women to write to Mrs Pinkham for free advice and diagnosis.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia J. Finkham
Fle
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia I. Pinkham
Decree on Sunday Sale of Fish Amid Decomposition Concerns
The text notes fish spoiling quickly and cites an old English act restricting Sunday sale of mackerel after death age, a rule dating from 1640s that has never been repeated. It frames fish as a uniquely perishable food with historic legal limits.
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England
Baby Sore Cure Promised by Home Remedies
Javine tts H Tilcek of Rochester claims a very delicate baby suffered a terrible sore with raw flesh and agony. After failed physician remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, reporting almost immediate improvement and disappearance of the sores within two weeks.
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Hind
Javinoetts H. Tilcek
Rosedale St
Rochester
Americans Arrive in London Described by Journal
A London journal notes an influx of Americans, described as curiously quiet men in distinctive coats with padded shoulders and long boots, paired with women bearing brown faces and striking white eyes, green veils in the breeze, and sharp accents on display in the streets.
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London Journal
Grouter
Government rule bars subordination of spouses in office
The U S government declared that neither husband nor wife may be subordinate to the other in a government office. The policy was announced by the chief clerk of the United States engineering office in Seattle Washington who wished to marry one of the female clerks under him.
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United States
Seattle
Wash
Spaugh Brothers
Polk
Trenton
St. Lafale
Italy
Washington
Kniar Potemkine
Counedl
Theodosia
Crimea
Commissioners of
New York City
Wonderful Courage For Invalids By Dr Caldwell Syrup Peppermint
Wonderful courage is shown by the poor invalid crushed by chronic troubles such as constipation biliousness neuralgia and headaches Dr Cald wells Syrup Peppermint promises to cure these diseases drive away symptoms and restore health Sold by druggists at 50 cents and 3.00 Money back if it fails
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Caldwells
Bee
Test for Water Purity by Simple Fermentation Method
A writer’s test proposes filling a pint bottle two thirds with water, adding a tablespoon of granulated sugar, and sealing with a stopper. Place in a warm room. If the water becomes cloudy within forty eight hours it is impure. if clear it may be used without fear of illness.
Try One Package Defiance Starch Offer
A promotional note invites trying Defiance Starch with a money back option. If the buyer is dissatisfied, return the item to the dealer for a one third micro refund for the same amount. The claim emphasizes satisfaction and a sticky issue is avoided in its wording.
Silk Hats Sold as Nosebags for London Poor
A Rochester charity shipment to aid London’s poor included silk hats among worn clothing. The hats were repurposed as nosebags for costermongers’ donkeys, highlighting improvised reuse of donated items.
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Rochester Society
London
Sensible Housekeepers Push for Defihatiee Value
A fragment notes that Sensible Housekeepers favor Defihatiee for better quality and a one third higher price, arguing the extra cost yields superior results.
William E Dodge Maxim Pressed for Doing Things Well
A 19th century note recalls William E Dodge, a prominent New York merchant, stating that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well and urging close attention to the details in his business practice.
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William E. Dodge
New York
Divorce Averages Across Nations and Noted Remedies
The report cites divorce rates by country with Germany at 105 and France at 1S, Romania 204, Switzerland 432, and the United States with 61 percent divorces per 19 000 marriages. A listed remedy titled Mrs Winatow’s Soothing Syrup includes illegible directions for teething and calming children.
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Germany
France
Roumanin
Switzerland
United States
The Fool and the Lazy Man Curiosity
A fragment references The Fool and the Lazy Man with notes about perception of opportunity and inaction. Mentions Dr David Kennedy and a free sample remedy for kidney and liver issues, with unclear context from a Philadelphia Record clipping.
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Philadelphia
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Contempt for riches echoed in fragmentary prose
Elided and archaic phrasing evokes disdain for wealth and status, with stray terms like huts and tombs amid a rebellious voice. The text reads as a fragmentary meditation on value, alienation, and social echoes, lacking clear modern context or event.
Japan Envoys Sail For United States Amid News Flurry
A roundup of early 20th century briefs notes Japan peace envoys sailing for the United States, reports of animal diseases in England, a critical inquiry into a public printer, and various political and economic items. The docket includes Ottawa Kansas crowds for Thomas W. Lawsey, May Sutton’s tennis win, postal and bank news, and analyses of Wall Street activity.
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Japan
United States
England
Jerome
Folk
Thomas W. Lawsey
Farge
Ottawa
Kan
May Sutton
Philadelphia
Kran
Wall Street
St. Louis
National Iruication Association
Italy
Spain
France
Holmes
New York
Springfield
Guanajuato
Mexico
Laan
Casey
Salmon Bank of Clinton
James RL. Penn
Fulton
Sarah Pernhardt
Ftnce
Danger of Over Confidence in Work
A terse admonition warns that overreliance on calm self confidence in routine tasks leads to dulleness and errors. It cautions that confidence erodes under complex business conditions, causing a loss of steadiness and judgment.
War Prisoners Severely Harmed Warn of Desert Fall
A stark report notes prisoners of war in Morocco are severely harmed, with the text describing foes and plotted beads on falls as a warning gesture. The fragmentary account emphasizes danger and punitive actions amid conflict.
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Morocco
Public Notice on Disinfection of Incoming Articles
Public instruction requires all items received by the department to undergo disinfection before sorting. Officials warn that proper handling is essential to prevent contamination and ensure safe processing of Varis materials sent to the public lodge.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for foot relief and nail issues
An old advertisement urges readers to ask dealers for Allen's Foot-Ease a foot powder that soothes tired sore swollen or sweating feet and ingrown nails. It claims relief for corns calluses and aching feet and notes availability at druggists and stores for 25 cents with a free sample offer by mail to Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
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Allen
Ists
Slice
Olmsted
LeRoy
Preserving new tablees with glycerine for months
The article advises preserving new tablees by smearing the shells with pure glycerine, placing them with the smaller end up. Glycerine is preferred over butter or grease as it does not turn rancid, reducing spoilage of the eggs' flavor.
Amusing French Menu Mishap at Avalon Eatery
A small Avalon restaurant posted a French menu that misrendered phrases, creating humorous lines such as Yellow-tall a la gratis and an offer suggesting a free lunch, highlighting imperfect language skills in menu writing.
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Avalon
Hereros Cattle Description From Southwest Africa
The native Hereros cattle of Southwest Africa are tall lean and long horned yet of little beef or milk value. They excel in riding and pulling loads as camels can travel days with scant water or food. Herds are guided by reins on a stick through the nose.
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Africa
One Cure for Rheumatism Claims Dodd's Kidney Pills
Kushequa Pennsylvania July 19 Special reports a growing belief that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the sole cure for rheumatism and lame back. Mrs M L Davison says after thirty years of rheumatism the pills gave more relief than any medicine, noting her back improved since starting the pills.
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Kushequa
Pennsylvania
Dodd
M. L. Davison
Teak Dodd
Davison
Thodi
Muskrats Break Up Housekeeping Near St Louis
Muskrats across the river from St Louis are breaking up housekeeping as desolation and decay seize several muskrat villages. The walls of their houses, which shelter the amphibious rodents during the long winter, are falling in.
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St. Louis
Doctor Warns Women Against Kissing Habit For Clean Faces
A Washington doctor urges women to avoid kissing unless the centimen have smooth whiskerless faces, claiming whiskers carry repins and endorsing beardless youths. The report, from the Free Press, frames the advice as good news for bachelors.
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Washington
The Young Man quote about youth in England and Scotland
A concise quotation notes that in England the youth is rare in waiting for luck to turn up while in Scotland the youth is rare in not being taught from the outset that it is his duty to turn something up.
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England
Scotland
Poetry as backyard craft from Mr Vope Sprigsins Jones
An Atlanta Constitution quotation portrays Mr Vope Sprigsins Jones saying he writes poetry not for money but as a diversion from other work. He notes the appeal of trying it like anyone else and adds a light, informal remark about giving it a whirl.
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Vope Sprigsins Jones
Atlanta Constitution
Lakes of New Zealand's Hot Lakes District
The hot lakes district of New Zealand comprises seven lakes with areas from thirty one to three square miles, plus many smaller ones.
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Hot Lakes
New Zealand
Manny
Minister credits Grape Nuts for better sleep and digestion
A minister recounts relief from chronic digestive distress after six months of eating Grape Nuts. He notes steadier sleep, calmer nerves, and renewed energy after meals. The testimonial mentions the product being a staple at home and its appeal to children, with Porture Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. as the source and a prompt to read the famous booklet.
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Portum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Portland freight inspector touts Thorn's Kidney Pills
FR McCarver of Lal Cherry Hn Portland, inspector of freight for the Trains Continental Co, endorses Dewar's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. A Canadian newspaper prophecy and a discussion of Maine potato transport rates follow, noting railroads' impact on prices, markets, and regional farmers.
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FR McCarver
Lal Cherry Hn
Portland
Continental Cow
Aphatitus
White River Division Tourists Boosting Scenic Rail Route
The White River Division from Newport, Arkansas to Carthage, Missouri nears completion with through trains planned in about sixty days. General Passenger Agent H. C. Townsend reports heavy tourist interest, fishing parties on the James River segment, and five day trips from Galena to Branson. The line’s features include rapid travel, safety, and strong agriculture and mineral prospects for the region, all amid noted engineering feats and tenacious rail standards. Good manners pay dividends, a Success magazine ad notes.
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White River
Newport
Arkansas
Carthage
Galena
Branson
H. C. Townsend
James River
Lgranson
Defiance Starch Promises Easy Laundry Use
An advertisement extols Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry, claiming it never sticks to iron and comes in 16 oz packages at the same price as smaller rival sizes. It argues customers should demand Defiance, noting printed “16 oz” on every package and warning against inferior stock.
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Defiance
Hou
Mournful note and heated political clash in Hyden crowd
Hyden Thousandsticks reports a writer laments his dead mother before a sharp political clash. He engages in mudslinging against colleagues, prompting advice to separate two subjects under distinct headings for clearer discourse in party discourse.
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Hyden
Relief for Women by Mother Gray Nurse Herb Remedy
An advertisement from a New York nurse promoting a herbal remedy for female weakness aches and urinary issues. It claims cures for kidney and bladder troubles and offers free sample by mail from The Mother Gray Co. at Le Roy New York with druggists carrying the product.
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Mother Gray
New Yorks
Lear
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N
Boston scientist links hypnotism to natural instincts
A Boston scientist claims hypnosis develops only from natural instincts and argues the best hypnotist cannot make a truly moral person do wrong. From experiments he has conducted he believes seven percent of humanity would steal if unrestrained by family and similar restraints.
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Boston
Mae
Starching Tips From Deo Ad Backed by Hints
An ad style note praises Deo as the only source for best starching results. It mentions Hiner Staureh and a product or method with unknown details and a hint that no cooking is required. The fragment is unclear but points to a trade item or technique promoted for starching.
Moral warfare in sports and prayer over a bad play
The Ipswich bishop questions if praise fits a long drive to the off. The Lemdon Glob argues the issue is the man who makes a bad play and the need to look after him. The piece includes tobacco ad snippets and mentions Lancis' Single Binder cigars and Lewis' Poetry.
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Ipswich
Lewis’ Poetory
Pooria
Manage Men Or Let Them Govern Themselves
A quoted remark from George Eliot discusses the idea of guiding men with keen intellects hidden in gentle restraint. It questions why societies should strive to control people and suggests allowing individuals to self-govern might reduce the world’s mischief.
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George Eliot
To Ventilate a Hat Says Morning Leader
A health note urges proper hat ventilation with apertures near the brain and an exit at the crown to allow a steady air current. A reader from Van Buren Indiana endorses Diso's Cure as the best medicine for throat and lung affections.
Deaf mute alphabet translated sermon text at St Saviour's
At St Saviour's on Oxford Street a curate stood beside the bishop of St Al bans and acted as the special preacher for the deaf mute, translating the sermon sentence by sentence into the deaf mute alphabet for the congregation.
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St. Albans
St. Saviour's
Oxford Street
London
Defiance Starch offer boosts ounces for same price
Defiance Starch is sold in 16 ounce packages for 10 cents. A note mentions one third more starch for the same money, implying a larger amount for the same price.
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Defiance
Pleasant visitors sharpen our sense of solitude
A reflective line notes that many pleasant people visit, bringing liveliness, while those less agreeable unintentionally increase our appreciation of solitary moments. The quote contrasts social company with the value of peaceful isolation.
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow Then Use Defiance Starch
An old ad proclaims Defiance Starch restores whiteness for clothes. It promises 16 oz for 10 cents, urging customers to buy to keep fabrics bright.
Frenchmen Eat Much Bread in Bread Consumption Gap
The Frenchman consumes nearly twice as much bread as the Britisher, highlighting a notable difference in dietary habits between the two groups.
When You Buy Starch Buy Defiance and Get Best
A vintage ad line promotes Defiance starch claiming value for 16 oz at 10 cents and asserts lifelong satisfaction. A safety note adds a grim mining statistic stating a miner dies for every million tons of coal raised, reflecting harsh early industry risk.
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Kansas
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Nish
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Gite
Lavinis Ann Hopper
Chinee
Raulte Pias
Hereros
Ecom
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Dewai
Petoe
Milburn Co
Mutua
N.Y
Miture
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Hadley
Yale University
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Tubtle
Toston
Maine
Senate Guomilttes
Aronstogh
New England
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Boston and Malao
Midleswood
Reston
Michigan Railroada
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Timlinthon
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North Carolina
Union Pacific Railroad
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Sau
Dora D'Espargne Chapman
London Globe
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Red Cross
Uss Company
South Mend
Praphu Saud
Aix Seana
Sfhegeer
Marne Newteet Ui Ryreert
Ff Ister
Bears
Gastoria
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha, Neb
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Tris
Ressant Vetr
Namie
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Tome Cape
Mull’s Grape Tonic Co
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