Intuition and Bright's disease cited by Dr Alice Bennett
A veteran New York Press correspondent notes Dr. Alice Bennett's paper on Bright's disease and nerve attacks. She suggests women observe small details, while a reader’s letter endorses Warner's Safe Cure after long hemorrhage relief follows one bottle. A California story concludes with a note on a groom giving his lower berth to a bride in a sleeping car.
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Ceria
Cre
Bright
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
Tiny
Joe Howard
New York Press
Alice
Davis
Res
Wim. J Davis
Basil
Ohio
Warner
Califorstas
Tina
Boy Climbs Water Stand Pipe Sparks City Drama
A boy at Fall River climbs a tall park stand-pipe during a band concert and releases the cap, unleashing a flood of water believed to reach 1,000 feet. Police and water works officials act to shut off the supply as the boy is rescued safely by a net.
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Abe
Fall River
Mess
South Park
Agmare Jnch
Maybo
Park House
Kieran
Water Works
Prospectus request for paper subscription success
A faded ad-like fragment touts a Prospectus of the Fouth’s Companion, claiming vast readership and urging immediate subscription. It promises 21.75 price and free Holiday Numbers, listing Tag Yours’s Company, Boston, as the contact.
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Fouth
Tox, Biston
Fragmentary note on Maori and whites in New Zealand
The fragment mentions whites 100 being responsible for representation in New Zealand and refers to Maori. It notes a suggestion that Maori wore certain attire and that later remarks were uncertain or incomplete about those statements.
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New Zealand
Plating schemes and fortune tales in a faded outburst
The feature mixes gullible self help adverts with anecdotes of Armour fortune myths. It tells of a plater offering earnings through cheap kits, then shifts to a long tale about Armour and a cash pot, followed by a hotel meeting between Gen. Sohal A. Barry and ex Governor Stearns, ending with a medical sales pitch for Beechnum’s Pills claiming health benefits. The piece blends sensational career myths with promotional anecdotes and patent medicine claims.
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Sohal A. Barry
Arlington Hotel
Springs
Ark
Stearns
Florida
Hayes
Hot Spring
Offive
Winchester
Disgrace and Count Graggie in Society Scandal
In a society circle a sister elopes with a man deemed a mere nobody, sparking mortification and gossip. The tale features a bald old Count Graggie and a questionable match as the narrative voice mocks moral standards and social hierarchy.
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Mercy
Claw
Count Graggie
Price Talk at the Exposition Gallery
Ave Cilttebivn Amin And womat view paintings in the exposition art gallery. He notes a $5,000 picture and a larger $2,600 piece while discussing frame quality and catalog details.
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Cilttebivn
Amin
Womat
Exposition
Pittsbury
Wever Neglect a Cold and Tubercle Bacilli Warning
Dr. Austin Flint discusses heredity and infection in an 1860s Forum piece noting that consumption may be prevented with protection against tubercle bacilli. Kemp’s Balsam is claimed to save many from consumption, advertised as 60 cents to $1 for a sample bottle, a claim tied to druggists.
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Austin Flint
Kemp
Be Need of Bradsreet Seaside Hotel Proprieter
Seaside hotel proprietor questions Bilkins ability to pay room rates while another guest, Bilkins, is described as immensely rich. A humorous exchange notes Bilkins is old and ugly with a young wife. Exclaimed quips appear mixed with an advertisement for Dr White’s Dan sion Alterative claiming famous liver and kidney benefits.
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Brads
Proprister
Bilkins
Rales
Washingon
Dr. White
Gossip Over Neighborhood Girl Sparks Talk
A speaker quips about a girl across the street, claiming she looks fourteen and is likely under nineteen, noting she may be a widow's daughter or has a big sister. The exchange reflects local chatter and age-related gossip.
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Bucky Watts
Potts
Parliaments gaze and gossip from the Post Mil Gazette
A fragment from the Post Mil Gazette reflects on the Conitellian view of Parliament. It spoofs the whisky and soda environment and warns a correspondent about his barroom reputation. Nostalgic notes mix with advertisements and odd miscellany from old periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
England
Post Mil Gazette
Favorite Prescription Promises Cure for Female Weakness
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a proven remedy for female weakness, claiming it helps enfeebled women and urges readers to spread the news. It notes a money-back offer if it fails to help and mentions Dr. Pierce's Pellets as stomach regulators.
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Dr. Pierce
Wortnen
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New York
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Armour
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St. Helens
Lancastere
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Peron
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York
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Salt Manuf G. CO
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Uburg
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