Pink Pills Proclaimed by Detroit Neighbor
Mrs. McDonald of Meldrum avenue and Champlain street extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as curing her daughter’s neuralgia and fatigue after vaccination. She cites improved color, appetite, school attendance, and strength, praising the pills as a blood builder and universal remedy. Sold by dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Detroit
Mich
Meldrum Avenue
Champlain Stret
Williams
Worth Knowing and Various Oddities of the Era
Missouri leads in corn acreage by half a million acres while Canada plans a 1897 Cabot anniversary. An elk skeleton was found two feet underground in Fitchburg Michigan. Judge Goff ruled West Virginia cigarette tax unconstitutional. Holton Michigan rebuilds after last Saturday’s fire. Topeka pension agency paid 14 909 083 that year. Missouri outspent Kansas by over two million dollars. A Boston preacher links heat to crime and solicits seaside outings funds. Atlantic Monthly editors feared Dr Holmes’s egotism. British army uniforms enter secondhand trade and are sold to theatres or exported abroad.
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Missouri
Union
Canada
Sebastian Cabot
Fitchburg
Mich
Goff
United States Circuit Court
West Virginia
Holton
Topeka Pension Agency
Alaska
Kansas
FE. D. Burr
Roxbury
Mass
New England
Atlantic Monthly
Holmes
Caa
Africa
German Catholic Societies meet in Albany ticket sale
Reduced rate tickets will be sold via the Nickel Plate road for the German Catholic Societies of the United States meeting in Albany New York on September 15 to 17. For further information contact J Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago.
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United States
Albany
N. Y
J. ¥. Calahan
Gen
Adams St
Chicago
Low Rate Harvest Excursions via Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offer half price round trips from St. Louis and Mississippi River Gateways and from Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison, St. Joseph and Omaha to Western Southwest points on Sept 10 and 24. Land pamphlets describe resources soil climate. agents or H C Townsend General Passenger Agent St Louis. George Westinghouse, patent of the brake, has earned over 20 million dollars from the invention.
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Missour Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Misalasippi
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Omaha
H. C. Townsend
Closing Words Stir Debate on Liberty and Money Power
A fiery closing speech links the fight for liberty to opposition to the money power and oppression abroad. The speaker cites Cuba, taxation, and the need for a second declaration of independence while invoking Washington and Jefferson and warning of tyranny through financial control.
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United
Ible
Teisuries
United States
Campbells
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Cleveland
Cuba
Spain
Havana
Florida
Tigris
Euphrates
Mediterranean
Greece
Rome
Europe
Atlantic
America
Pacific Ocean
Egypt
India
Thomas Jefferson
Paris
Manufacturing in India Faces Limited Diversification
India’s manufacturing progress is rapid but not diverse enough to impact the nation broadly. The country still relies on agriculture for most of the population, lacks ample native coal and iron, and labor quality versus wage levels affects growth. Some sectors like cotton, jute, paper, and leather show expansion, potentially shifting capital from agriculture and easing rural burden over time.
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India
East
Gave Him All He Could Life. A Fragmentary Reflection
Fragmentary lines reflect a dialog on love and sacrifice. The speaker, labeled a practical economist, asks for reciprocity while the other replies that affection is the only thing returned. The text hints at themes of egotism and fate within a concluding series note.
London smoke shelters twenty one centenarians tale
A list of varied curiosities and local items notes London’s smoke and fog aging twenty one centenarians, Missouri district plans, a buck plantain invasion, John I Blair ranch lease, Bible absence in New Haven library, 120 million copper cents lost, Manx cats tails, a spider bite death near Blanchester Ohio, Bannock war losses, and nursing notes on papers, mills and canals.
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London
Missouri
Co. C. McGinnis
John I. Blair
Rich Hill
New Haven Register
United States Mint
Isle of Man
Myron Smith
Blanchester
Ohio
United States
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Suez Canal
Jerry Simpson
Congress
Medicine Lodge Cresset
Simpson
Fort Missoula
Nickel Plate Agents Sell Reduced Fare Tickets to Albany
The Nickel Plate road has authorized its agents to sell tickets at greatly reduced rates to Albany New York for the German Catholic Societies meeting in that city from September 1 to 5. For details contact J. Y. Calahan general agent at 111 Adams Street Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
Albany
N. Y
United States
J. Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Famous men and the moral of life in old prose
A fragment discussing fame and virtue, noting that many admire Kipling while few women do. It mentions engagements breaking and church disruptions, and ends with a quoted hotel remark about a place called The Fiddle. The tone suggests a publishable opinion piece from a bygone era.
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Kipling
Thompson & Co Catarrh Cure Promoted At Drugstore
M L Thompson and Co druggists of Cow dorsport Pasay Hall promote Catarrh Cure as the best and only cure they ever sold at 78 cents. The farming land of the United States is estimated to be worth 14 billion dollars.
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United States
Philadelphia
Congress
England
M. L. Thompson & CO
Cowdorsport
Pasay Hall
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George Westinghouse
MR. Harvey
Patrick Kenry
League of Democratic Clubs
League
Maryland
Iowa
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Dr. Holmes
U.S. Gov’t
Jetsam
Jerusalem
Galileo
Talleyrand
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Superio Academy
Sacred Heart
University OF Notre Dame
Civylland
Thoro
St. Edward's Hall
Ray
Andrew Mckurssey
Notre Dame
Parker
Bidet
MW. K. Fairbank Company
de Kalb Fence Co
High St
de Kalb, Ll
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