Promoted Potions and Atlantic Cable Details
An old advertisement touts tiny pills promising permanent cures for indigestion and liver ills, with a money back guarantee after twenty five years. It also describes the ATanbe cable route from Bulging skelligs to Nova Scotia, noting copper and steel content, Roebling’s Love copper source, and higher transmission rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bul- Ungskelligs
Vay
Dread
Ceusu
Nova Scotia
Commercial Cable Company
Frenton
John A. Roeblig
Stendy
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs MY Fozzy of Campello Massachusetts recounts severe illness and painful symptoms. She says a bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills cured her, restoring regular periods and stopping backache. She asserts the medicines can permanently cure all forms of female complaints for women of all ages.
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MY Fozzy
Campello
Mass
Pinksham
Alen
Lydia
Pinkham
Man with a History Promotes Pink Pills for Pale People
A long testimonial piece profiles Mr. Thomas Themug Jr of Theta Tennessee. He recounts a dramatic illness with weight loss and lumps then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health, strength, and appetite after months of paralysis and heart palpitations. The ad-like narrative explains pills produced by Dr Williams Medicine Company and warns of imitations while urging readers to buy by mail or from pharmacists.
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Marvel
Tenpesee
Prom
Nealville
Penn
Joan W. Themug, Jr
Theta
Tenn
Maury County
Thmas
Shaye
St Weute
Gulifornia
Thormay
Mr. Thomas
Joe Vostat
Carter
Earth
Shack
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Wilms
Miss Wheelak to Play Europe Match With Cavendish
Miss Wheelak, the first wounded player admitted to the American Whist League, heads to Europe to face Cavendish in an international match, signaling a historic ascent for athletes overcoming injury.
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Miss Wheelak
Geome
Europe
Cavendish
The Watches of thy Night and Nervous Disorder Advice
The article discusses nervous system distress among clergy and praises Stomagh Bitters as the best remedy. It claims early steady use helps insomnia, weak digestion, and overstrained nerves, restoring appetite, sleep, digestion, and overall health under a benevolent benefactor’s guidance. It links stomach bitters to relief from constipation rheumatic and kidney troubles.
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Parsons
Owen
Nat Eos
Mags
Daning J
Hopkins
L.O
Iuadella
Webigoa
TED
Gelta
Enslini
Armed strikers in Kansas mines threaten workers in clash
Armed strikers vow to drive out Black workers amid rising tension at Kansas mines where conflict looms. Authorities warn of possible violence as crews push for changes in labor and racial lines.
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Kensas
Fragmented OCR News Item on Local Sales and Riots
An OCR fragment mentions a sale on Tue Sdliwater street railway with bondholders at sheriff sale and a purchase price of $0. It also briefly notes a riot in Russians Poland with four killed and about a hundred wounded and references dubious cures and soap advertisements.
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Tue Sdliwater Street Railway
Sherifeale
Poland
Bermuda Lilies and Island Cultivation Trade
Bermuda is presented as the home of lilies, orchids, and potatoes with a climate of perpetual spring. Florists cultivate bulbs like potatoes, exporting Bermuda lilies to New York. fields yield large bulbs after two to three years, and minor bulbs are harvested in July while larger bulbs move to market. The article notes practical farming over science, hazards of mixing lily varieties, and the social quirks of Bermuda growers and New York importers.
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Oasiee
Hermida
New York
Bermuda
Foster
Bernada
Lilles
Gelds
Berna
Marea
Siblings Twin Tale Draws Newark Man In Jersey City
Tommy Magruder of Newark recalls a Gala in Erie station Jersey City where two twin brothers living near Dowie on the railroad were described. One works as a batter commission dealer and the other sells carnations in New York. They commute daily from the ferry, meet each evening, and have been married twelve years with one child and one daughter.
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Tommy Magruder
Newark
Erie
Jersey City
York
Dun and Co and Bradstetts reports show mixed trade signals
New York May 18 Dun and Co reports trade obstacles are not yet overcome but recuperative force remains strong as overall business volume steadies. Failures decline in the week to 20 in the United States from 247 last year. Bradstreets notes three weeks with no material sales growth and little improvement due to legislative uncertainty. Wheat stocks fell about 12 million bushels in six weeks, exports down to 2,420,000 bushels from both US coasts and Canada, versus 3,385,000 last year.
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John
Lawrence
Sallie
New York
Larry
Ani
Dun & Co
Bradstett
United States
Canada
Whitney denies sugar trust tied to 1892 Democratic fund
New York press reports alleged a $500,000 sugar trust donation to the 1892 Democratic national campaign. William C. Whitney called the claim unfounded and false, stating no representative or the trust itself contributed to the Democratic committee or campaign fund.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Pers
Sugar Trust
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Mr. Whitney
National Democratic Committee
The
Democratc
Fragmented travel health ad and crime notice mix
Odd OCR fragment lists syrup cures and kidneys while a Cal farmer George Decker faces murder charges. A Toledo cough remedy firm promises a reward for catarrh cures not beaten by Hall's Catarri Cure. Rumors of highwaymen terrorize New Jersey towns.
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Cheney &Co
Toledo
Hall
Montaia
Drangiers
Natural Wonders Provoked by Rapids and Stone Carving
Springfield man explains a belief in natural wonders observed near streams in Greene County. He describes how carving wood with glass and sand leads to rapid stone formation, producing smooth objects as solid as glass. The claim recalls anecdotes from boys who carved wood into stone before adults doubted the phenomenon.
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Natamel
C. D. Buncan
Springfield
Lindell
Greene County
Woo
Hue
Crickey Pest Threatens Idaho Crops This Season
Akuming reports warn of a cricket pest spreading from Idaho through the valley. The infestation, once confined to hills and higher gibleys, is expected to overrun farms in Springs Creek and Shousand Spring Valley. Last season efforts saved some crops, but current indications show a fourfold increase, risking widespread damage ahead of summer. Bishop McLaren presided over the Chicago office.
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Idaho
Welser
Tewreu
Farms Springs Creek
Shousand Spring Valley
Sherdon
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Scott
Scott & Bowne, N
All
Baker & Cos
Baker &Co
Dorchester
Civs
Mary
B.C
Patrick O'¥ansell
Man With
John W. Thomas
Theta, Tenn
Glenn
Acre
Buadstuell
Naghville
National Christian League For
W. G. P. Breckiordge
George Decker
Siskyou County
Cal
Porgiars
New Jersay
St. Lous
Wethelists
Freeport
Teon
Bishop McLaren
Ome Ciga
Offfelatec
Jacobs
Moust Pleasant
Michigan
Daniel F. Howkins
Ney Coney
Owen Electric Belt and Appliance CO
Owen Electric Belt
State Street
Chicago
Ill
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