Congressmen endorsement of Peruna cure for rheumatism
A collection of letters and testimonials from various individuals including Congressman M. W. Howard praising Peruna as an effective remedy. The missives describe relief from rheumatism and other ailments, recommendation notes, and claims of permanent cure, with addresses and personal histories interwoven.
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Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
M. W. Howard
Howard
Worly
Denton
The Latest French Singer in Paris Letter
A Paris letter to the San Francisco Argonaut extols Deine as the era’s greatest contralto, sketches a peasant girl Helen’s rise to stardom, and contrasts her raw power with polished taste while detailing stage presence, vocal range, and dramatic intensity from Carmen and other operas.
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Argonaut
Geraldne Gorner Desenbas
Breoch
Louise
Opera Comique
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Grand Opera
Melna
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Carman
Welna
Dust The Man For Her Rhectorical Reform Plan
Mrs Carrie Nation quotes Ghinago about lower regions and calls for reform with the mayor's help. She previews strong cooperation from Frank Hall, predicting a dramatic, if uncertain, public effort.
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Carrie Nation
Frank Hall
Care of the Baby Daily Bath Rules
Care guidance for infant hygiene emphasizes clean skin to prevent illness. The text urges workers to ensure daily washing with Ivory soap, thorough rinsing, drying, and clean clothing, attributed to Eliza I. Parker.
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Wayne Avater
Eliza i. Parker
Insurgents Buried Wounded American Sailor Alive Reported
General MacArthur reports that insurgents buried a wounded U.S. sailor alive during hostile actions. Details describe capture, treatment, and concealment, with emphasis on military responses and investigations into the incident. Authorities seek restraint and adherence to laws of war amid ongoing combat operations.
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Macartall
Native restrictions on firearms opium and liquor
Washington February 14 Chairman Sperry of the house committee on possible public liquor restrictions submitted a favorable report on a bill limiting sale of firearms opium and liquor to aboriginal natives of the Pacific islands.
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Washington
Sperry
House Committee On
al Ecobulic Liquors
Pacific Islands
World Ends This Year Predictions Stir Public Faith
A sweeping claim of an approaching end of the world circulates among prominent circles, though exact date remains unsixed. Amid the chatter, thousands endorse a tonic claim for Blanch Bitters as a cure for various ailments, while an Indiana town reports a saloon riot. Monroe Drug Co sells Putnam Priceless Dye with a 10 cent refund guarantee. Tesla outlines machinery plans to transmit wireless telegrams across the Atlantic.
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Monroe Drug Co
Unionville, Mo
Fire destroys Murphyshor business block in Illinois
A Murphyshor Illinois business block was destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of 47000 dollars. No injuries reported. The incident prompted investigations by local authorities and fire crews remained on scene to secure the area.
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Murphyshor
Ill
Winfield Saloon Renews Trouble After Window Smash
Report from Winfield describes a spree at a local saloon with a brawl leading to damage of church windows. Police are investigating while witnesses recall a tense confrontation among patrons. The scene drew several onlookers and prompted calls for calmer town conduct.
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Dids and Fire Damage
A fragment mentions dangers from catarrh remedies containing mercury and notes a fire at the Kimberly paper mills near Appleton Wisconsin causing $400 damage. It references doctors and manufacturers and a druggist but specifics are unclear. The damaged text includes brand names and supplier lines intertwined with the mill fire report.
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Kimberly Paper
Apelleton
Wis
Paris Ky lynching report on George Carter assault case
A fragmentary notice reports George Carter, described as a negro, lynched in Paris Kentucky on an assault charge involving two white women. The source also includes unrelated advertising and political commentary about grain drink products and gubernatorial candidates in Iowa.
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George Carter
Paris
Incoherent 19th Century News Snippets Mixed
A collage of garbled phrases from late 19th century notices and ads. References shift among health remedies, crime notes, travel, and political mentions. Notable items include a self-inflicted shooting in Chicago, patent medicine pitches, and Porto Rican troops possibly at an inauguration parade.
Change of Life Symptoms Advised Relief From Lydia Pinkham
A historical notice describes menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and fainting spells and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. Testimonial from Mrs. Jesse Benne of Germantown states relief after use.
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Lydia HE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Benne
Sulo Keyser St
Germantown
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