Cure of sciatic torture relayed by a New Hampshire farmer
Mor. Marston, a prosperous Hampton farmer in New Hampshire, recounts six months of intolerable sciatica pain until he tried Dr Williams’ Pink Pills. He describes relief after two months of treatment, noting improved mobility and return to work. The report endorses the pills for neuralgia and other nervous disorders and lists general availability through druggists.
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Mor. Marston
Dalida
Sentien
Phen
Amon
Willams
Williaas
Mal
Anpvone
Seration
Marston
Charles PL Marston
Hampton I
New Hampshire
Williams
Miss Lingerlone Faces Aging Looks in Conversation
A quoted exchange questions Miss Lingerlone’s worn appearance while another remark hints she has been through weariness. The fragment suggests social scrutiny of her looks amid unspecified context and time.
Healthful living for women and Dr Pierce’s remedy
An early 20th century health ad extols fresh air sleep simple food and exercise for young women. It touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcohol non narcotic cure for womanly weakness and shares testimonials praising its effects. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pellets and the Common Sense Medical Adviser offered free with stamps.
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Pierce
Face Like Raw Beef and Cure Letter Murky Health Ad
A testimonial from Miss Mary M. Fay of Westboro claims Curette or similar remedy cleared a eight year facial disease with scalp scales and shedding. The missive asserts relief began the first day and full recovery followed. The passage also notes men seeking watertherapy prefer walking for health and suggests walking to activities instead of using golf or tennis.
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Pnuticura
Cutiura
Aul
Mary M. Fay
West Main St
Westboro
Miss
Japan May Seek Limitation of Russia Navy Across Talks
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report Japan may demand limits on the Russian Navy as a condition of peace. An imperial order relieves Gen Gripenberg but keeps him as an aide. Diplomats note peace preliminaries lack tangible progress and Moscow papers show a general peac e preference with taxes outlined for state officials and various goods.
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St. Petersburg
Linieviteh
Gripenberg
the Gazette of Commerce and Industry
Antiquity of Man in the Delaware Valley
Evidence cited by competent serologists shows man's great antiquity in the Delaware Valley. The findings suggest presence during the later glacial deposits at Trenton, possibly earlier times.
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Delaware Valley
Trenton
Peruna praised as universal catarrh remedy worldwide
The Peruna medicine is extolled as a standard cure for catarrh used across the globe from Africa to Greenland. It claims permanent relief without local treatments and highlights testimonials from Australia Hawaii Cuba and other places, asserting massive global demand and an extensive U.S. laboratory.
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Africa
Greenland
Manchuria
Patagonia
Equator
Ion
Hawaii
Jonah Kalanionsaole
Congress
Jawaili
Washington, D.C
Senor Quesida
Unian
United States
Gonzalo de Cuncenda
Wartman
Peruna
Municipal Plant Profits Support Tax Reduction
Nottingham and Island authorities report an average annual net profit of 158000 over four years from water gas electricity street railways markets baths and cemeteries. The surplus funds are earmarked to reduce taxes and support municipal development.
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Nottingham
Iinzland
Fire devastates Anheuser Busch freight depot in St Louis
A Sunday blaze at the Anheuser Busch freight depot on Broadway in St Louis destroyed the building and much of its contents with an estimated loss near 100000. The fire began in hay and no incendiary motive was suspected. The depot and cars belonged to the Anheuser Busch brewing association and St Louis Refrigerator Car Co. stockholders included Adolphus Busch.
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Anheuser-Busch Glass Works
August A. Buse
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
St. Laws Refrigerator Car Company
Adolphus Busch
Japs Preparing to Retake Sakhalin
The report states Japanese forces may land at Korsakovsk within a fortnight as Russians lack strength to resist. Island population includes 3,000 natives and 640 convicts with women and children. 6,000 convicts are in penal camps. Possibility of convicts landing near Vladivostok discussed. Washington report notes ex Senator Cockrell qualifies for interstate commerce commission. oath by Secretary Moseley. Cockrell to work with father. Lampkin to practice law in Kansas City.
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St. Petersbure
Chevelliment Alvieds
Sakhalin
Kharlarovosk
Korsakovsk
Vladivostok
Washington
Cockrell
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moseley
Knapp, Clements and Fifer
Allen V. Cockrell
Walter Lampkin
Kansas City
Child Prodigy Torquato Tasso Shines Early
A remark notes Torquato Tasso as a renowned Italian prodigy, mastering Greek and Latin before age nine and composing polished verses. By age thirteen he occupied the intellectual center of Urbine's brilliant court, marking early literary prominence.
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Torquato Tasso
Italy
Urbine
Mother Grays Sweet Wonders for Children
A historic advertisement notes Mother Gray the nurse at a New York Children's home endorses a remedy for constipation feverishness and teething disorders. It claims over 30000 testimonials and offers samples free at druggists with address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
New York
A.S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Stones Found In Dying Newport Horse Post Mortem
A veterinary surgeon performing a post mortem on a horse that died suddenly at Newport discovered three large stones in its bearing area, one nearly the size of a cricket ball.
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Newport
Yaris
Behind the Bull Movement in Cotton
A Kansas City Journal excerpt notes a woman as a driving force behind a cotton bull movement. It wittily asserts it is better for a woman to be behind such a movement than in front, especially if she wears something revealing.
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Cotton
Kansas City Journal
Dr Caldwell's laxatives Syrup Pepsin cure orders
Advert reads that disobeying orders infers illness and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the safe permanent cure. It claims a gentle action superior to pills and powders, sold by all merchants for 5 cents and 1 dollar with money back if it fails.
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Caldwell
Noisy Cats and Curious Dialects Narrate Passage
A fragment from a Kansan dialect piece notes lively observations about nine people who move through life like cats. The text contrasts quick in and out desires, hinting at a playful linguistic style and cultural flavor without a clear narrative arc.
French deputy proposes tax on all wagers in hazard
M Thopiteau, a French deputy, proposes taxing all wagers at hazard to the extent of a set percentage of the stakes. He estimates the tax could yield an annual revenue of a substantial sum.
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M. Thopiteau
Lreputy
M. Thopiteat
Economy Rug Co Ad Promises Carpet Recycling Works
Economy Rug Co of East St. Louis advertises wool and carpet recycling services. It offers to make rugs from old carpets and to ship freight free, inviting agents and customers to contact 22 No. 7th Street East St. Louis Illinois.
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Economy Rug Co
East St. Louis
Gold Mead
Worhls
St. Louis
Rain prophecy by a medicine teacher cited
A medical teacher offers a cautious weather prediction linking nerve sensitivity to rain. The remark suggests that if triggers are easily provoked, a shower is likely, reflecting a belief in weather as a responsive phenomenon.
Memorial to Pugilist in Toowoomba Cemetery
A memorial costing £120 has been erected at Toowoomba Cemetery near Brisbane Queensland over the grave of Potter Joebeen the myellist.
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Pugilist
Toowoomba
Brisbane
Queensland
Joebeen
Myellist
Kansas Natural Gas Company Amends Answer in Supreme Court
Topeka Kansas natural gas firm files amendment in Supreme Court to justify operating in Kansas after suit by Attorney General alleging lack of authority. Petition claims Charter Board’s license denial, despite lawful business here, violates the state constitution and the company seeks to dismiss the suit at State expense.
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Topeka, Kas
Kansas Natural Gsa Companys
Sattorneys
Supreme Court
Kansas
Aft
Charter Board
Hare
Jules Verne Dies in Amiens After Long Illness
Jules Verne, famed French novelist, died in Amiens on a Friday at 210 p am. His family were at his bedside as a stroke of paralysis hastened his end after months of diabetes. He remained conscious until near death and spoke with relatives about his impending departure.
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Amiens
France
Jules Verne
M. Verne
Arms depot found at Harassoff premises in Moscow
Police uncovered an organized arms and bombs depot at a wealthy merchant Harassoff location in Moscow. Investigators expose a conspiracy to distribute arms and report over six arrests connected to the affair.
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Moscow
Harassoff
Princeton Coal Mine Explosion Kills Six In 3:30 P M
An explosion in the Princeton coal mine at 3 30 p m Wednesday afternoon caused by a windy shot killed six and injured four two probably fatally. Fire damp hampered rescue attempts but all victims were eventually removed.
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Princeton
Ind
Mills expedition finds twenty double stars at Lick Observatory
Santiago hill notes the astronomical expedition funded by 10. O. Mills of New York rapidly achieves its aim. From Lick Observatory, California, the group reports twenty new double stars discovered during the search for unobserved celestial bodies.
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Santiago,hill
10. O. Mills
New York
Mills
Lick Observatory
California
Pillage Breaks Out in Crimean Port Areas
In Yalta Crimea disorder spreads as shops along the quay and in the harbor area are looted. Local authorities report widespread pillage affecting businesses and residents amid unrest.
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Crimea
St. Petersburg
Yalta
Bagaar
Elton Die in Welsville at 56. son of steamboat captain
James C. Elton, 56, died in Welsville on Thursday night. He is the son of Henry Elton a retired steamboat captain. The father arrived from St. Louis Friday morning. He leaves a family.
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Welsville
James C. Elton
Henry Elton
St. Louis
Mobilization Idea Abandoned Says Top Officer
London dispatch from The Times reports a senior official stating mobilization has been abandoned. He adds that losses suffered by Russian ranks will be replaced from department battalions.
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London
the Times
St. Petershurz
Japanese torpedo boat passes Colombo on way west
London Morning Leader correspondent reports a Japanese torpedo boat, leading the squadron, has passed Colombo Ceylon bound west.
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London
Paris
Morning Leader
Colombo
Ceylon
Japanese loan to run twenty years at 90 with redemption option
London reports the new Japanese loan will be issued at 90, mature in twenty years, and include an option for redemption at par after five years.
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London
Japan
Roosevelt seeks seven member canal commission
President Roosevelt aims to mandivist the new canal commission before his Southwestern trip. He argues a seven member panel is required by law, though he believes this size is unwieldy. The attorney general holds that Congress did not authorize a smaller body, making seven members mandatory.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Canal Commission
Congress
Peasant Rioters in Sharapan District Demands March 27 Action
A group of armed men in the Sharapan district villages presented a demands list to authorities demanding local reforms and declaring solidarity with the revolutionary party. They set March 27 as the deadline and threatened freedom of action if unmet. A battalion of troops has been dispatched to restore order.
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Sharapan W
Revolutionary Party
Cody Denied Divorce by Court
Sheridan Wie district court refused Col William F Cody Buffalo Bill a divorce. An exception to the ruling was noted by his attorney and a sixty day delay to file for a rehearing was granted.
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Cody
Sheridan, Wie
Col
Willam F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Col. Cody
Warsaw Bank Baron von Nolken Carriage Bombing
A bomb was thrown into the carriage of Baron von Nolken chief of police Warsaw on Sunday evening. The baron was severely wounded.
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Warsaw
Baron von Nolken
Oelock
Baraqa
Veteran Wabash Conductor Capt A W Martin Dies
Moberly Missouri reports the death at his home of Capt A W Martin a longtime Wabash conductor and war veteran. He served as past commander of James F Howpest Knight Templar and was a member of the order of railway conductors.
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Moberly
A. W. Martin
James F. Howpest
Order of Railway Conductors
Ambassador McCormick Steps Toward Paris Post
In St. Petersburg Mr McCormick the retiring ambassador to Russia has received orders from Washington to depart for Paris at the earliest possible moment.
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St. Petersburg
McCormick
Russia
Washington
Paris
Paris Washington exchange sets ambassador transfers
Official talks between Washington and Paris yield an understanding that Ambassador Porter and McCormack will transfer at the end of April as planned. Ambassador McCormick will travel to the United States but will not assume official duties until the announced date.
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Paris
Washington
Porter
McCormack
McCormick
Riga Riot Leaves One Officer Dead and Two Wounded
A riot in Riga on Saturday night resulted in the death of one policeman and injuries to two other officers. Authorities reported gunfire and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Riga
J M White Dies at 65 Longtime Missouri Livestock Shipper
J M White, 65, died Sunday night of paralysis in Shelbina Missouri. For nearly thirty years he was the region’s most extensive livestock shipper, handling an estimated over 3 million dollars in cattle hogs and sheep.
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Shelbina
J. M. White
Missouri
Col James S Tam Dies at 60 in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa reports the death of Col James S Tam a former Democratic gubernatorial nominee and Civil War veteran who passed away Monday at age 60.
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Des Moines
James S. Tam
Remarkable Telescope Reveals Faint Stars Quickly
Professor Schaeberle demonstrates a 13 inch parasitic reflector with a 20 inch focus obtaining images of stars in under five minutes, fainter than those seen with the Great Stineh telescope at Lick Observatory. The instrument also detects all stars the 3 foot Crossley reflector shows in two hours with similarly short exposures.
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Schaeberle
Lick Observatory
Hinthe
Soap and Water Cure Doctors Jibe at Beer Sickness
A doctor visiting a patient with beer overuse jokes that more soap and water would cut sickness. The wife quips that if he were right, half the doctors would lose work. The exchange reflects a humorous clash over health practices and medicine.
Change in Army Uniform And Social Wit Across News
A North Missouri paper ponders happiness of wealth versus family. A separate item notes a general order restoring white stripes on infantry trousers and chevrons, with box spur and black feather strap removed, detailing uniform changes.
Poets Debated Social Sales Across Eras
A girl with a book quotes a remark that if Longfellow lived now he could not sell his poems. An amateur poet responds that he has not been able to sell his own work, illustrating concerns about poetry markets today.
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Longfellow
Philadelphia Record
The Simple Life and Grape Nuts Difference
A short promotional item extols simple living and health gains from Grape Nuts breakfast and supper, citing a testimonial of weight gain strength and improved nerves. The ad mentions Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan and hints at a small booklet in each package titled The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weillville
Bible Society to hold free listingathon of Dutch Bibles
Report notes looting of Boer Bibles during the late war, with a plan by the Bible Society to stage a free listingathon of 3 000 Dutch Bibles bound in beaten. Mentioning the Lost Tribes of Israel the ten tribes of Terael were lost 721 CL. Carried captive by Sialmaneser king of Assyria. Speculation surrounds this fate.
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Bible Society
Israel
Terael
Sialmaneser
Assyria
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