Wonderful Kidney Pills Heroic Escape Tale by Prison Keeper
A Jackson Michigan prison keeper, A. E. Wing, recounts a remarkable escape tale and credits Donn's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney related swelling. He describes severe edema, medical treatment, and a dramatic recovery after five boxes, praising the medicine's safety and effectiveness. The ad-style narrative ends with a distributor note and a nod to Foster-Milburn Co. as sole agents.
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A. E. Wing
N. Jackson Street
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Mich
Michigan State Prison
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Lregard Dean
Pilla
Foster-Milburn Co
Uitalo
Aole-Agente
U. S
Percepions
N’s
Hints on Fathers Teach Truthful Honest Boyhood
A 19th century exhortation urges fathers to raise honest, truthful sons through early, consistent instruction. It stresses accuracy, restraint, and self reliance, advocating handling faults without excuses, teaching consideration for others, and fostering perseverance, independence, and honor for lasting character.
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Dedlaion
Remarkable Eye Form of New Orleans Man Webster
The World and Baltimore papers report Mr. Thomas Webster of New Orleans, whose eyes are uniquely formed with the pupil in the lower eye, giving a 45 degree upward angle of vision. This oddity, though striking, aids his work as a paper hanger by allowing him to see the wall above him without straining his neck.
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Washington
Baltimore
Thomas Webster
New Orleans
Mr. Webster
Webster
Orldana Tines
Emma Willard University to rise near Troy seminary
Russell Sage will present plans May 16 for a new Russell Sage hall at Emma Willard University. Sage hall will house 75 students with 26 to 80 apartments and a bronze statue to Emma Willard will be unveiled. The Emma Willard association, led by Mrs Sage, aims to advance higher education for women and endow scholarships, comparing the institution with Vassar and Wellesley.
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Russell Saga
Old Troy
Emman Willard University
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Sage
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Bsr
Bageln
Willard University
Russell. Sage
Vassar
Wellesly
New York Sun
Baltimore Centennial Exposition Planned at Clifton Site
Baltimore approves a $5,000,000 centennial exposition to run May 15 to November 15, 1897. A $1,000,000 fundraising goal aims to begin work after raising $500,000. The Clifton estate of the late Johns Hopkins, 805 acres overlooking the city, is the chosen site near Washington monuments and Chesapeake Bay.
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Clifton
Baltimore 18
Johns Hopking
Washington Monument
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City
la Lu
New York
Ardent Scientist Refuses to Shoot Panther in Everglades
A Chicago professor who refused to shoot a crouching panther in the Florida Everglades until photographing it has shown that the zeal of specialists remains unchanged since the days when loss of life threatened every map of natural history.
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Chicago
Florida Evergladea
Boston
Canadian Canal Regulations Favor Neutral Citizens
The Canadian canal regulations of 1895, just issued, state no discrimination against United States citizens. The Dominion acknowledges its old policy harmed its own business interests. Bids to obtain marriage linens scene are aee in order Breissil: obtain masriaga ee ee Thaenteoen in three.
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United States
Dominion
Tts
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Breissil
Revere kidnapped during Webster Patriots Day celebration
The Webster Mass Patriots Day event spoofing Paul Revere featured Dr William Daniels as the rider. A crowd momentos the crowd kidnapped Daniels instead of Revere, causing disruption while 2900 spectators expected a grand reception.
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Woterster
Mass
Paul Revers
Willian
Daniels Cand
Webster Equoirs
Main Strdet
Redcoats
Paul
Main Street
Hint
Chestnut Street
Foster Street
Kidiapers
Tika Hamlet
Revere
Boston Journal
Accents to Orier and a Presidential Forecast
A New York Sun item describes an Englishman in Dos totan teaching English accents to Boston pupils, two lessons ending with disputes and a profitable arrangement that concealed a pupil’s study. The Charleston News and Courier predicts the next president will be a western or eastern money man, not southern, with the party winning based on the platform.
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Orier
Dostot
Severn Tachers
New York Sun
Charleston News and Courier
Democratic
United States
Dumas’ Wife Alexandra Dumas Widow of Naristhkin
Alexandra Dumas widow of a Russian named Naristhkin has died after years of paralysis and blindness. The text notes her illness and that Herness caused her husband to live away from Paris in recent years.
Four Remedies Boost Sales in Eager Market
Advert says four remedies achieved phenomenal sales: New Discovery for coughs, Electric Hines liver stomach kidneys, Buckian's Arica Salva, and Dr King’s New Life Pills. Each is guaranteed to perform as claimed. Dealer contact at W L Drake's drug store.
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Hain
Q Angie
Battie
Buckian
Dr. King
Selad
W. Lf. Drake
Castoria Style Health Ad Claims Family Cure
An old fashioned patent medicine advertisement claims Bacons Celery King cures illness from dyspepsia to insomnia. It promotes a trial package and lists a price and a seller M. B. Powells. The copy imitates children crying for Castoria and urges readers to try the product for health benefits.
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Existance
M. B. Powell
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