New Alkavis Cure Claims Kidney and Urinary Relief
A sensational herbal remedy Alkavis from the Kava Kava shrub claims to cure kidney and bladder diseases, rheumatism, and related illnesses. Testimonies from ministers, doctors, and laypeople across multiple states are cited, with a free home trial offer via the Church Kidney Care Company of New York for readers suffering from kidney or urinary disorders.
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Angel River
East
India
South America
Alkavia
New York
W. B. Moore
D. D
Washington, D. C
Thomas Smith
Tobden
Ilinois
John H.watson
Sumset
Texas
Alkaris
B.C. Wood
Lowell
Indiana
Alkavis
Wood
Beneft
James Young
Kent
Ohio
Church Kidney Care Company
Fourth Avenue
Sustrera
200 Year Old Vest of English Maker Emerges
New at 200 years Old, G. Rowley Ford, the well known engineer, has in his possession a vest which belonged to his ancestors in England from King George's time. It features twenty pearl buttons, gold inlay, ten pockets, and silver lace. A vacation discovery at Hylieth uncovers this antique garment with a changing color at night.
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G. Rowley Ford
England
Hylieth
Allie
iN WOMAN S CORNER Fashion Notes and Habits
A fragment from a women's column covers evening wear ideas and hats. It discusses plaid and velvet trims, hat fashions with fur crowns, color clashes, and the reuse of last year's summer hats. It notes the popularity of black and white combinations and hints at a socialite's trips abroad.
Up to Date Style Finds at Cheaper Shops
The text argues there is no facility for shops and models to be held longer. It emphasizes buying up to date, noting that good style can be found at cheaper places with similar quality and much lower prices.
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Europe
Chicago
Switzerland
Paris
Lettuce Beauty Cream From Fragrant French Recipe
A 19th century recipe describes making a lettuce based complexion balm using lettuce juice, white wax, spermaceti, almond oil and optional French vegetable green dye. The process involves boiling lettuce juice, melting fats in a double boiler, mixing until smooth, and cooling the green tinted cream for winter skin healing.
Modish gloves and gold trimmed fashion dominate season
The most fashionable men wear crow's feet stitching on glove backs with blood red shades. Gold braid and metallic threads decorate waists and boleros. belts use military gold clasps. Women favor elaborate headgear with bright colors, while gowns stay in darker cloths. Afternoon dress features brocade silks, lace, chiffon vests, and velvet belts.
Editor Restored to Health After Stomach Ailment
George W Hervey of the Omaha World-Herald narrates his near collapse from severe indigestion in 1895 and a second attack in 1896. He credits Dr Kay's Renovator, starting with a 25 cent box, for swift improvement to three meals daily and eventual full relief. He praises the remedy and recommends it to friends as a cure for stomach trouble.
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George W. ‘Hervey
Omaha World-Herald
Hervey
Felows
Chicago
Dr. Kay
George W. Hervey
Omaha, Neb
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Sperr
N.J
Druggiata
Tolomei
Cheney
Toledo
London
Hver
Keleepe
George Cooper
Philadelphia Sunday School Times
Julie
Bryan
JO I, Milliken & Co., Bt
St. Louis
Worcester
Nature
Pierce
Medici
Owers
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