Paralytic cured by Pink Pills, Boston stroke survivor
Frank T. Ware a Boston appraiser recounts a paralysis strike six years ago. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring strength and health, noting hereditary risk and a lingering limp but extensive mobility and vigor. Ware, aged over seventy, continues to work daily, praising the medicine’s blood rebuilding properties.
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Frank T. Ware
Washington Street
Ware
TRY THE TONGUE Strange strategic statistics United States state statistician
The fragmentary text presents a sequence of rhymes and name fragments. It mentions a state statistician and a variety of paired phrases detailing contrasts and actions, including lost items and household references, with several proper names stitched into a stream of words.
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United States
Sarah
Smith
Philip
Altheister
Mrs Collins Story of Healings by Cardui Treatment
A 33 year old and mother of four recalls years of illness including confinement after a prior birth. She describes bladder irritation heart palpitations fainting and nervousness then credits two bottles of McElree's Wine of Cardui and Thedford's Black Draught with a dramatic recovery. She now walks visits neighbors eats better and feels greatly improved. Mars Satie Collins.
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Thedford
Youngest Grandmother Claim Emerges From Boston Woman
Mrs George Lewis of Boston is said to be America s youngest grandmother at age 32. The report highlights her family, while noting other notable women in media and theater from London and Berlin. John Oliver Hobbs (Mrs Cragie) has been elected president of the Society of Women Journalists of London. Sarah Bernhardt plans a first Germany tour next fall after completing her American engagement.
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Cragie
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London
Sarah Bernhardt
Germany
Francois
Paris
United States
Thome Aps
England
France
Russia
Austria
Atlantic Ocean
Lawrence Laughlin
Cleveland
Minneapolis Journal
Boston Standard
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New York Recorder
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Cincinnati Tribune
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Salvation Army
Indianapolis News
Nebraska's Fertile Bar Harvest Excursion Rates
Nebraska forecasts 225 million bushels of grain plus abundant potatoes hay and other crops. Harvest excursion rates apply to all points on the Baringsen Becomes west of the Missouri River September 10. General Passenger Agent remarks on the matter.
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Gold RepublicansPlot to Control Parties and End Silver
A Boston Transcript backed expose warns that a White House led scheme aims to merge Democratic and Republican clubs with the national congressional machinery to push sound money and end silver. The plan, tied to Cleveland and key leaders, would influence state conventions, secure endorsements, and place loyalists in key posts to dominate 1896 presidential politics.
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Lawrence Gardiner
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Henry G. Davis
Claude Mathews
Indiana
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Seeeaine Chevannes
Proverbial quips and ads flood early news page
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