Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as cure for indigestion
An anecdotal promotion for Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach misery. Mr Baysson of San Francisco testifies eight boxes improved appetite, sleep, and complexion. The ad urges proper diet and a diet book from Schenectady NY, claiming benefits for digestive weakness and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayssen
Dr. Williams
Frauer
Dr Williams
Dr. Williams Medical Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Snow Line Boundaries Across Climates
The passage notes that snow never melts in the tropics and remains year round above 16 000 feet, while in colder regions the snow line lies much lower. It contrasts tropical permanence with higher altitude limits in temperate zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Two Open Letters Endorse Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington shares two letters praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. She suffered eight years from painful menstruation and womb inflammation and faced surgery but recovered after following Pinkhams advice. The letters claim the remedy saved her life and enabled normal work without pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dimmick
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Washington, D. C
Tia E. Pinkham
6Th
East Capitol Streets
Couple Visits Doctor For Ring Wedding At Church
A country couple visited Dr. George L. Perin at the Every-Day church study seeking marriage. During a preliminary talk the groom hesitantly agreed to wed "with a ring" if one could be found. The Boston Herald reports the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirling
George L. Perin
Covered Head Neck and Shoulders Suffering Cured by Cuticura
A testimonial from S. S. P. Keyes of 149 Commerce Street Boston Massachusetts describes a twenty five year battle with a severe head neck and shoulder skin complaint. After trying many doctors the author reports rapid cure following Cuticura treatment and urges others to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Cuticura
SS. P. Keyes
Comeress Street
Boston
Mass
Poet Who Owns a Watch
A poet explains he will not charge for enclosed verses but requests $1.50 to repair his watch. He cites his little boy needing a baseball outfit and his wife saying they cannot get along this summer without hammocks, urging payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Water a Food Necessity
Food containing water in its composition is not always safe to eat until properly cooked. The process of cooking adds water and boiling to render food wholesome and easy to digest.
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Social Tension in Atlanta
A Bil vile Banner line laments a man who married recently and killed himself upon receiving a house bill. The note implies women may not join men in social or economic actions, reflecting gender and domestic tensions in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilvile Banner
Atlanta Constitution
Injunction Issued Against Dyspepsia Warned by Dr Caldwell
An injunction against malignant dyspepsia activity is issued by Dr. Caldwell. The advertisement urges using Traxitive Lying Pensin to combat stomach and bowel disorders and promises quick relief. Sold by druggists for about $1.00 with money back guarantee if it fails.
Unclear OCR Fragment Creates Weather and Warmer Note
Fragmentary text from the Philadelphia bulletin hints at winter warmth and summer cooling while combining a hard luck philosopher motif. The readable portions mention weather feeling, seasons changing, and a local publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unisn
Sue
Dailies
Philadelphia Eulietin
Australian Leaf Remedy Named for Mother Gray Hero
A New York nurse, Mother Gray, discovers AUSTRALIANS LEAF a herb remedy for female weaknesses back ache kidney duller and urinary troubles. Available at all druggists or by mail 50c sample mailed free The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, 4. Y
Poor and tough have better fate than rich and tender
Bert and Leslie, sons of poor parents, invited their friend Leonard to go fishing. Leonard, damp feet and unwell, stayed back. Leslie remarked that it is better to be poor and tough than rich and tender as the trio headed off.
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Bert
Leslie
Leonard
Shortest novel title and Melville’s cryptic work
The fragment notes that the briefest novel title is BM sutrtth An Auto biography by EL Dene Denton in three volumes. It also mentions Melville in 1569 publishing a novel titled M or N? discussed as a Church of England Catechism term.
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EL Dene Denton
Whiate Melville
Church of England Catechicom
Plants Respond To Praise And Criticism In Experiments
Recent experiments suggest plants react emotionally to human language with praise triggering heightened growth and vitality, while harsh words can depress them, yielding a somber, almost sentient response in plant behavior observed under controlled conditions.
Oil from maize company formed in Mexico
A Mexican company is created to extract oil from corn without reducing grain for distillation. The text then shifts to a personal exchange about delaying marriage and remaining engaged longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Postum Coffee Turns Health Around for Young Woman
A young woman recounts stomach trouble headaches and nervousness from coffee, cites tea and milk as unhelpful, and credits Postum Food Coffee with improved health and alertness. The account, attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich, underscores dietary impact on growing girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perial
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Negro Charged With Stealing Hog Attacks His Captor
St Louis constable John Mueller was knocked unconscious by a prisoner being taken to Bridgeton court. The assailant struck with a rock, took the revolver, and beat Mueller, fracturing his jaw. The captive, Andrew Marton, fled but was chased down by Louis and John DeHatre. Marton is charged with stealing a hog from Mrs Ellen Taylor near Florissant. Mueller's jaw remains fractured. he is hospitalized and receiving care at a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Mueller
St. Ferdinand
Justice of the Peace Court
Bridgeton
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
Andrew Marton
Niefert’ Street
Wis
Florissant
Louis
John DeHatre
William Oldenworth
Clifton
Alueller
Marten
Mueller
Long Search of St Louis Mother Ends in Jail Reunion
A St Louis woman, through tireless effort, locates her long lost son in Edwardsville county jail. The wounded youth, known as Roy Jones, is under guard in the hospital ward as a key witness against Charles Jones. The mother, once told her son had no parents, traveled from St Louis to Edwardsville and embraced him, only to be met with a cold response as he claimed he had grown up in an orphanage. The son, Jim A Cerroll, heir of a prominent contractor, had a roving life after trouble and injuries near Collinsville from a shooting. He previously resided at the St Louis House of Refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Satmunday
Edwardsville
Roy Jones
Charles Jones
Jim A. Cerroll
Hein
Ile
George de Barnard
Collinsville
Ag Orphian
Loivinmnepetis
Body found in Hotel Barnum room in St Louis case
A master’s dead body was found in room 15 at Hotel Barnum in St Louis on a Friday morning. Investigators noted two suspicious men registered as visitors and ongoing inquiries referenced altercations, theft, and possible murder tied to a separate Bevier County incident and a local shooting in Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hotel Barnum
Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
St Charles Street
Mosttis
St. Lewis
Carter
Wilder
Pop 145
Maggwie Testes
Laclede Avenue
Frank White
Grand Grove Farm
Worth
Dedmingane Union
Patterson bound over after assault charge in Marshall
In Marshall Missouri Charles Patterson faced charges of assaulting Senator Ernest G. Martin on Decoration Day. The jury heard witnesses from all parties, including Martin, who testified Patterson made the attack without provocation. The justice set bond at 1500 dollars and sent Patterson to the next criminal term. New Missouri laws from the last Legislature took effect Friday. Kansas City officials note barber shops may close on Sunday while barbers may serve guests in private rooms upon request. Governor Folk reportedly supports enforcing the saloon closing statute. Miss Mary Bunyan, formerly of St Louis and a teacher, died in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Charles O. Patterset
Iitent
Enest G. Martin
Pomce
Senate
Crimins Court
Kansas City
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Burder Mus
Folk
Wanted to Be a Man Stirs City Dregs
Goldie Bell a 26 year old resident of Lin South Seventh Street donned male attire and walked out seeking work. A patrolman stopped her after a block and she was taken to the station, where she admitted she was a runaway seeking a more stable life and hoped to pay a fine for a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jamis
Goldie Bell
No Lin South Seventh Street
Kaif
Edom
Tiukhen
Four Courts
Weather favorable for farming crops in Missouri and nearby regions
Reports from the weather bureau detail favorable conditions for farming and crop growth across Missouri and the Columbia area. Wheat prospects improve, oats show healthy growth, and cotton and other crops begin to head. some local stands are weak and replanting continues in select areas. Harvest is expected to start in about ten days to two weeks as wilting declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Weather Bureau
Missouri
United States
St Louis Man Arrested After Robbery Claim
George Reeves was arrested on Collinsville Avenue East St Louis after allegedly robbing William Fox of 2100. Police say Reeves secured a room at a boarding house with Mrs Mary Crenshaw and was forced to share a room due to crowding. Reeves vanished and his transfers were left in a wardrobe. Fox reported his savings of two hundred dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
George Reeves
Collinsville Avenue
East St. Louis
William Fox
Nore Ninth Street
St. Louis
Reeves
Mary Crenshaw
Ninth Street
Fox
Kansas Farmers Face Harvest Labor Needs in Missouri
Kansas officials project 23,000 men and 2,290 teams needed to harvest crops. The harvest will last about sixty days with wages from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars. Two hundred teens have signed in Kansas City for work, with men to be sent from Topeka and St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
State Labor Department of Kansas
A. B. Jamison
Missouri State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Topeka
Kan
St. Joseph
Sedalia man John Miller dies at home in Dell near Warsaw
Renton Counts, aged about 105, died last week. a long life included four marriages and twenty four children. He was healthy up to two months before death and read fine print without aid. He left a host wife and her three children.
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Sedalia
John Miller
Dell
Warsaw
Renton
Speetaeters
St Juonis Man’s Locker Stolen Jewelry Described
William J. Hughes, a broker, reports at the Missouri Athletic Club on Fourth and Washington that between 8:15 and 8:30 p.m. his locker on the fourth floor was broken into. A 14K diamond ring worth 175 dollars a 12K stud valued at 150 dollars a gold watch with a Rosetta Christmas 1890 inscription and a pocketbook containing 12 dollars were taken from 3475 Caroline Street. He provided descriptions to police.
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St. Juonis
William J. Mughes
Caroline Street
Missouri Athletic Club
Fourth
Washington Avenue
Hughes
Rosetta
Train Strikes Ragpicker in St Louis. Dies at City Hospital
John Slac, a 70 year old ragpicker, was struck by a line of Iron Mountain freight cars backed by an engine at Second and Lasalle streets at 11 40 a m Saturday. He suffered four broken ribs and two broken legs, plus other injuries, and died Sunday at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Slac
Iron Mountain
Second
Lasalle Streets
Ile
Doctor Close of St Louis Ends Life With Self Inflicted Shot
Dr Close of St Louis ended his life by shooting himself on Friday. The incident details indicate a tragic suicide involving a physician from the city. No other individuals are named in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Close
St. Louis
Dean's Kidney Pills Praised By Denver Ticket Seller
Three years after, Eugene E. Lario of 751 Twentieth Avenue in Denver says Dean's Kidney Pills stopped his backache and brack throat. He cites continued relief since 1899 and notes the product was sold by all druggists for 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Col
Dean
aster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Monocle Forbidden to German Officers and Men
A notice states that anyone in the German army is not permitted to wear a monocle or single eyeglass. Officials deem it foppish and a sign of Anglomania, reflecting a stricter dress code within the service.
Insist on Getting It Defiance Starch Advice
Grocers avoid Defiance Starch, citing stock of rival brands. Defiance comes in 16 oz for the same price, so customers may prefer it over 12 oz options. The ad suggests choosing Defiance Starch for neo cooking and urges trying the larger 16 oz package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
New York Central Plans 18 Hour Chicago to New York Run
At a June meeting of New York Central Lines managers the plan was outlined to start summer schedule with the Twenty first Century limited, trimming the New York Chicago run to eighteen hours. The Empire State Express route Buffalo to Chicago would extend to twelve hours. the Late Shore Limited and Southwestern Limited schedules would also be adjusted to speed up service.
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New York Central
New York
Querie
Lnie
Chimneo
Chicago
Chi- Canzo
Tacr
Buffalo
Grand Central Station
Mornine
Lake Shore
The Exercise and Bellringers in Britain
A fragment notes that members of the bellringing fraternity in Britain are called the Exercise and that bellringers are described as members of the Exercise, indicating a specialized term within the profession.
San Francisco Seen as Future Pacific Money Center
Statistics from top authorities support San Francisco as the financial hub of the Pacific coast and suggest much greater financial prominence ahead. Prominent figures worldwide believe the city could evolve into a major global money center, with sufficient facts to merit thoughtful consideration of its future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Pacific Coast
David H. Walker
Sunset Meajazine
J Tome
Chauffeur of a baby-mobile stalls on public street
The Denver Evening Most notes the mortifying moment as a young husband first appears as the driver of a baby-mobile on a public street, a scene both comic and embarrassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chiat Betas and the Haud Cabaret Cure Feat
The article promotes a cure and treatment claims, touting a heal all regimen from Citarrh and Haite Cabaret methods. It mentions a dramatic restoration of health through a system and proprietor endorsements. A marketing line urges readers to try the product and see results.
Allen's Foot-Ease and other old time ads text
Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot Eyse a powder rests the feet Cares swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails At all druggists and shoe stores 25 cents Sample mailed free Address Olmsted LeRoy NC The millionaire does not sigh over 2 misspent youth and the tramor does not have appendicitis Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup For children teething softens the gums reduces feverish action and helps wind colic May bottle Bray Bluster may attract attention but Quiet Quirk accumulate the persimmons Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy a testimonial and an ad copy Misner Burgintal 100 m bottle Gayboy has a new typewriter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
AL. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. C
Railroads Should Set Their Own Rates Says Prouty
Inter-State Commerce Commissioner Prouty told the Senate Committee that railways should develop their business and set their own rates. He opposed giving rate power to a commission or court, arguing a rate must be fair and reasonable to protect railroad property under the fourteenth amendment. The rate, if unreasonable, could be restrained by courts. confiscation was not necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee of Washington
Inter-State Commerce
Prouty
Circuit Court of the
United States
Prayer for a Cat and Santa Fe Schedule Change
A child’s blessing for a cherished cat is quoted with affection. A rail timetable note states The California Limited on the Santa Fe road will run semi weekly in summer between Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco. Westbound departures begin June 3 on Tuesdays and Saturdays from Chicago. eastbound departures begin June 6 from San Francisco and Los Angeles on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Growth of Catalpa Trees and Defiance Starch Ad
A Country Life in America writer notes catalpa trees grow a third of an inch in diameter each year and sprouts can gain six inches daily on sturdy roots. The ad urges Defiance Cold Water Starch, claiming 16 oz per package, no sticking, no harmful chemicals, and warns against 12 07 packages as surplus stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpa
Country Life
America
Defiance
Lavish Interiors Describe Tsarkoe Palace Rooms
A czar's palace near St. Petersburg features rooms with lapis lazuli walls and ebony floors inlaid with mother of pearl. Another room showcases amber walls, while a third is clad in beaten gold.
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Tsarkoe
St. Petersburg
Castorta advertisement claims trusted baby remedy for 80 years
An old style advertisement urges parents to examine every bottle of Castorta, presenting it as a safe and proven remedy for infants and children. It touts longstanding use for eight decades and emphasizes a lasting reputation and mother trust.
In Hurry for Insurance Death Letter from Widow
A widow writes to a life insurer claiming her husband is dead and requesting papers to prove his death. The note reflects urgency and skepticism about policy documents.
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London Insurance Report
Defiance Starch Promises Flexible, Lasting Results
An advertisement touts Defiance Starch as providing more flexibility and lasting hold than competitors. It claims customers receive one third more product value for their money, with performance that won’t shake out or blow out.
Sharks migrate to European waters due to war effects
The China Review notes sharks have moved from the far East to European waters, likely frightened by submarine explosions. The ad praises Defiance Starch, claiming unmatched quality and quantity at 16 ounces for 1d, urging readers to try it and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Review
Far East
Asphalt Lake Found in Asia Minor, London Firm Forms
An extensive asphalt lake has been discovered in Asia Minor. An English company is organized in London to exploit the vast resource, signaling planned development and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
London
The Philosophical Fly Lamps Sensational News Appetite
A fable notes the dangers of sensational journalism as a philosophical fly observes his brother entangled by a yellow sheet. The tale critiques readers driven by appetite for lurid headlines, using a buzzing creature to personify confusion and misdirection caused by sensational press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Cleveland Leader
Languages of Australia and Aboriginal language diversity
The article notes Australia hosts many tongues and among bushmen there are as many languages as in India. It explains that some languages relate, so mastering one may unlock understanding of several others through shared linguistic connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
India
Soy Bean Cheese: Paris Lab Reports Soy Bean Cheese
The municipal laboratory of Paris tests Dr Vogel's soy bean cheese, noting it preserves casein qualities in the pulp. The product is described as nourishing and pleasant in taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vogel
Six months tour by bullock in South Africa offers cure
A London doctor advertises a six months travel by bullock in South Africa as a cure for consumption. The itinerary features a slow two mile per hour pace with frequent rests and provisions like vegetables butter butcher's meat fowls and eggs readily available, a peculiar remedy promoted in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
South Africa
Giant New Zealand Lily Yields Tough Rope Fiber
A gigantic phormium tenax plant unique to New Zealand is described with leaves nine to ten feet long and extraordinarily strong. The fiber can be split into ribbons and joined to form a first class rope, illustrating its practical use by local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New
Lancashire considers theater ban for children under 12
Report notes a rise in petty thefts by children seeking funds for theater outings in Blackpool Lancashire. Local authorities contemplate an ordinance to prohibit under twelve from attending theaters to curb juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
Lancashire
Defiance Starch and Woolford Lotion Ad Twin Echoes
An old advertisement bundle features Defiance Starch promising the biggest value and a money back guarantee for 16 ounces at 10 cents, alongside Woolford's Sanitary Lotion claiming itch relief in minutes. It includes stray quips about morality and a quip on love reflecting era ad humor.
Peruna Endorsement From Assemblyman Tighe Reading
Hon John Tighe of Cohoes New York writes that Perruns restorative tonic gave new life when overwork left him exhausted. He claims Peruna cures catarrh and nervous troubles and offers free expert advice if results are not prompt. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tighe
Remsen St
Cohoes
N. Y
Albany County
Perrns
Peruna
J. Tigher
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Fright & Lease
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