Remarkable Pink Pills Cure Patient’s Nervous Decline
Mrs. John Tooley of Dwight recounts a dramatic recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for V ts dance and nervousness. She weighed 96 pounds, gained to 125 in nine weeks with four boxes, and returned home health restored. The testimonial claims the pills saved her life and she urges others to try them, noting family members also benefited from the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tooley
Democrat
Charlesciz
Mick
Williams
Jobo Nealey
Dwight
Bene
Shy Poukes
Michigan
Charle
Canady
Wau
Wink Ville
Sigecredd
Looley
Funuilod
Impos
Sor
1 Cine Company
Schenestady
Belle Westside Excited by Mr Jobson Finance Demonstration
The Buffalo Times recounts Belle Westside and her friend praising Mr Jobson after a finance talk. He used a vivid pantomime with sleeves and arms to symbolize expansion and contraction in the market, stirring enthusiastic reaction among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Westside
Renewing False Hair and Aberdeen Theatre Fire Tragedy
False hair should be renewed regularly as it loses vitality after two years and becomes rough. It must be cut and thoroughly cleansed when purchased to avoid transmitting infections. A fire at the Palace of Varieties in Aberdeen, Scotland caused panic and trampling. three bodies have been recovered with fears for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of Varieties
Aberdeen
Scotland
The Court Chaplain Election of 1780
In 1780 Frederick the Great presides over selecting a new court chaplain to wed the late incumbent’s widow. Three candidates reply to the royal invitation. Hans Sorel, the best preacher, is allowed to withdraw if he cannot marry Frau Muller’s niece Christine Dubne. the widow’s consent and Christine’s choice drive the outcome. Christine’s decision rests on past affections and state arrangements, with the king promising to honor the widow’s needs while safeguarding Christine’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Pastor Muller
Pastorim Muller
Augustus Krang
Hans Sorel
Frederick
Iowa
Port of
Pastoria Muller
Thera
George II
House of Hohenzollern
Muller
Christine Dubne
Christine
Lats
Mullar
Stra
Lindesey
Mercory
Gottfried
Viadam
Grat Lindesey
Christine Duhne
Frau Muller
Praulem Christize
Jonaone Muller
Johanna
Jetta
Count Lindesey
Julius Meler
Angustin Kranz
Frankin Chris‘Hine
Count Linderey
Bia
Augustin Kranz
Hune Sorel
Meine Herren
Frankin Christine Dubne
Frau Pastorin Muller
Unexpected reunion and political intrigue unfold
In a tense exchange the widow and others react to news from a king about succession. The king has placed the widow’s niece in a pivotal position while the nun bears the future burden of a court role, shifting power and signaling a dramatic turn in the royal succession.
Growth of Aluminum Output Sets US Ahead in Metal Race
The article notes aluminum’s rapid rise as a practical metal led by the United States with output reaching 21,000 pounds daily. Tracing the metal’s discovery to German professor Wohler and Deville’s fame, it highlights Hall’s 1889 electromagnetic process, Niagara Falls plant expansion, and plans to reach 11,000 pounds daily, signaling US leadership in global production. It also touts aluminum’s light weight, conductivity, and potential to replace copper in electrical use, with ships and rivets using aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wohrler
Claire Deville
Louis Napoleon
Deville
Prince Imperial
Charles M. Hall
Oberlin
Alleghenny River
Billsburg
Niigara
United States
France
Germany
New York Sun
Barnum Brother Murder Tale Emerges in Michigan Hut Case
Fragmentary OCR reads that P T Barnum's brother George was murdered for his money at a lonely hut near Harrison Michigan. The passage also mentions rheumatia relief and various digestive and debility treatments, implying a mixed and unclear report from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnum
Géorge
Harrison, Mich
Illinois elects J Irving Pearce state board president
The Illinois state board of agriculture elected J Irving Pearce of Chicago as president. Reports note factory work resuming at the Troy tran works restoring 1,500 jobs and 1,005 workers returning to the Boston Manufacturing mill in Waltham Massachusetts. Gasennets advertised as a liver regulator. Lindel hotel in St. Louis sustained $800 fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Irving Pearce
Chicago
Illinois State Board of Agriculture
St. Louis
Waltham, Maes
Boston Manufacturing Company
Borax Soap Leads to Jobs Surge in Manchester
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a soap brand using borax touted for value. Mention of a mill in Manchester, New Hampshire restarting operations to employ about 7,000 people, signaling a local economic boost amid uncertain times.
G. C. C. Candy Cathartic Promoted by Local Grocers
A promotional notice touts G C C Candy Cathartic as a pleasant kidney liver and bowel aid. It claims relief from headache fever habitual constipation and other ailments and offers a box for 50 cents with a $1600 guarantee. Bayne & Strong grocers of Paxton are cited as sellers.
No-To-Bac Cure Ad and Misc Briefs
An old newspaper fragment includes an advertisement for No-To-Bac claiming to quit tobacco and restore vigor, plus scattered brief items: Turkish forces defending the Dardanelles, a candy cure guaranteed, Bryan’s speeches in St. Louis, a social column noting Winslow’s reception, and a Missouri Kansas Texas train wreck at Witton, Mo with a fireman dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eter- Ung Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Witton, Mo
Willam Blak
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Villa
Lyais
Pickham
Lydia E Pinkham
Xeadt Company
Wis
UNION
Bethink
Christine Duhno
Pastor Sorel
Pastorin Muller
Herr Meier
Herr Krang
Comforta
Peace On
Earth
Piso
Tme
C. L. Bula Anz Regent Sq
Philadelpha, Pe
Deg
Troy
N. Y
Tran
Watson
Will
Opium Press
Manchester
N. H
Amoskesg
Bayne & Strong, Grocers
Paxton, F
Fem
Dardanelles
Candy Indreey
Bryan
Mra
Winslow
Sooraina
Cuiktron Peering
Orlens
Redien
Fifth Avene
Helene Oran
Iprusa
Mull Bi
Heaven
Sapolio
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