Remarkable cure story of Jasmine Woodson in Missouri
A Missouri man identified as Jasmine Woodson, once crippled and bent by rheumatism, recovers full health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The account, including sworn statements and endorsements, appears in a local paper with notes on the pills’ manufacture and sales, and warnings against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmine Tee Woodson
Rien Bui
Visteloity
Hl Une
Maios
Vernon Counties
Mark M. Woodson
Pumasrag
Woodson
Stich Will
Man
Woothion
Shen
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mudd
Kale
City Hospital
Williams
Outhian
Missoula
Os County
Bares
Br. Williams
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. C
Willivangs
Williama' Prinkills
Drowning Tragedy In Kennebec River In Maine
Eewart aged 7, David aged 5, and Ray son of James Clark of Everett Maine drowned while bathing in the Kennebec River near Manchester. The incident involves Daniel Dogan and names omitted ages. Local authorities investigate the untuk. (Note: Some readable fragments remain, but core facts show three children drowned during river bathing.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewart
David
Daniel Dogan
Manchester
Ray
James At Clark
Everette
Kennebec River
Doubleday and Debs Seized in Pullman Boycott Probe
The article discusses a broad public push for a reputed universal remedy amid concerns about counterfeit products and a crackdown on illicit competition. It reports the arrest of President Debs and other A R U leaders on conspiracy charges tied to the Pullman boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Howsard
Kellec
Barre
Rumor of San Francisco Strike Settlement by Monday
A fragment reports word that San Francisco strike difficulties are expected to be settled by Monday. No names or specific organizations are provided. The text is incomplete but implies a pending resolution of labor action in the city.
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San Francisco
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Declared Ineffective by Board
The executive board of the American Tailway Union in St Louis yesterday voted to end the strike. No further details were provided on the decision or its implications for workers and operations.
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Saikera
Ast
St. Louis
Children on the Stage In Funny Onstage Moments
A Boston Globe account recalls children in theater scenes where a young girl, billed as Willie in East Lynne, mistook undressing for bedtime and marveled at the theater. A borrowed baby scene ends with a wig tug and laughter. A dying child scene unfolds as Lady Isabelle and Willie interact, with stage mischief and curious innocence shaping the performance atmosphere.
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Boston Globe
Sue
Wil
Wheeltid
Ute Willie
East Lynne
Isabelle
Willie
Egat
Pullman as a Chicago figure in Strad’s critique
The passage discusses George M. Pullman as a prominent Chicago Republican figure and businessman. It notes his wealth, his town Pullman named after him, and his high price, high quality monopoly approach versus Field and Armour. It mentions his impact on labor and living in Pullman.
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William T. Strad
Chicago
Marshal. Field
Pallip B. Armour
George M. Pullman
Washington
Rtv
Wropp
Pullman
Field
Mr. Armour
Mir
Armour
Pallmeunes
Model Two
Pullnan
Pullman Company Dominates Life of Workers in Troubled Camp
The narrative depicts workers paying rent, water taxes, and buying goods from the Pullman company, sending children to Pullman school and using Pullman church services while living in company owned streets and facilities. It describes the extent of Pullman’s control over daily life and the bleak social disorder surrounding the sprawling company town.
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Pullman Company
Pullman's
Cullmud's
Pat
Pulleman's
Pullman
Kensington
Dlagrden
Puluuan
Tilmann
Well Dreaded Well Snake Attack Near South Chicon
In a peculiar accident Mr. Early Wohbe of South Chicon nearly died when a huge winter rat snake emerged from a well curb, stalking him as he attempted to inspect the work below. The reptile hissed and lunged, sending Wohbe into a desperate escape via a bucket lowered by windlass as onlookers pulled him to safety. The snake finally shot back to the bottom as Wohbe was rescued.
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Early Wohbe
South Chicon
Iis Weil
Say
Blu
Tre
Jeve
Mr. White
Windlass
Wild Brasts His Friends The Pioneers Washlngtya Lancher Tale
Peter Gallagher, a Seattle area rancher near Lenton, a pioneer of the sound country for over twenty years, maintains a secluded model homestead. He coexists with a 300 pound black bear that visits daily, eats scraps with cattle, and shows no aggression. Nearby fawns roam with the stock, sharing the ranch environment.
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Peter Gallagher
Ienton
Seattle Press-Times
Mur
Gallagher
Sound Country
Hig Stockyerd
Gallumher
Dito
Strangers Tip to Cedar Take Ducks and Geese Flocked
Tales claim a family named Gallagher houses wild birds near Cedar Take, with locals noting the birds roam freely in his yard even at the sight of strangers. The brother and neighbors reportedly shared the strange scene with Snohomish friends, while Gallagher bans betting and hunting on his land and pets.
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Cedar Take
Giallagher
Stiles
Snohomish
Gallagher
Pantheon History and Reinternment Tales in Paris Myths
The Pantheon, originally Ste. Genevieve, underwent revolutions and restorations from 1738 to 1789. Louis XV and Louis XVIII influenced its status. its interior houses vaults of notable figures such as Carnot, Mirabeau, Voltaire, and Mirabeau’s dust was moved. Legends claim empty sarcophagi and royal lottery funds funded construction.
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Pantheon
Cxtrnot
Ste. Geauvieve
St. Louis Pest
Epot
Petey
Su Paul
Abby
Ste.waneyleye
Parks
Louis AV
Alé Nistre Mac de Pompadour
St. Peter's
Rowe
France
Ielgedere
Authenarleluns Marcial Letues
Mobtehetla
Carnot
Napoleon
Jean Paul Marut
Slewa
Ad Nelah Barlog
Mirabeau
Voltaire
Devis
Pantheon Restoration Decree Details National Funeral Provisions
The decree notes the Pantheon’s restoration to its rightful purpose and that remains of meritorious national figures will be interred there. It states provisions apply to citizens to whom a national funeral law applies and that a presidential decree will order transport of remains to the Pantheon.
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Victor Bluge
Republic
Winter Rye and Wheat Prospects From John A. Sallie Co
Farmers eye high yields from new rye and winter wheat advertised by John A. Sallie Seed Co of La Crasee Wisconsin. Catalogue samples offered upon receipt of request, amid optimistic notes on weather resilience and crop performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sallie Seed Co
la Crasee
Wis
Cooper's Convention Held in Racine July 21
The republican county convention will be held in Racine in the morning to elect delegates to the congressional and state conventions. The county is solid for Cooper the present representative in Congress and Williams for governor.
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Racine
Cooper
Ib Congress
Wplam
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative, claiming it cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and treats constipation without weakening the kidneys or liver. It highlights its pleasant taste, universal medical approval, and sale by druggists in 50 cent and 2 dollar bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Co.
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Sil Denggists
California Fig Co-only
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Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
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Nodeucanina
Cordovan
L-Douglas
Brockton
Masa
University of Notre Dame
Stioncey Law
Howard’s
Andrew Morrissey
S.C
Notre Dame
Ind
Missouri
Breckinridge
Ashland
Nisslyg
Yle Lexington Lodge
Musual
Coladel Breckinridge
Gould
Agemi
Lexington Lodge
Breclnridge
Ashland Distret Congress
Masons
Hastetten
Hall
Pan
Stadon Lullalan
Georgia
Ploneer
Louis XV
Pastor Coar
Dro Bierco
Collsy
Petr
Mall
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Florist
Titusrius
Florida
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Owen Electric
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