Cycling for Women in 1893 Health and Social Shift
A period piece argues cycling as safe and beneficial for women within physical limits. It cites Lydia Pinkham remedies, praises modern bike design, and asserts exercise improves heart, lungs, circulation, and general well being while reducing ailments from anemia to indigestion. It notes social prejudice fading as women adopt cycling with proper dress and gradual training.
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California Stg Syrup Co
New Catalogue Teamed by Joho M Smyth Company
The Joho M Smyth Company of Chicago issues a 422 page illustrated catalogue promoting economical buying. It cites half a million homes furnished and claims nationwide shipping, with illustrations and descriptions of thousands of items for home and office. Requests for the catalogue can be sent to 190 Madison street Chicago. The article also notes Turkish authorities facing demands for a strict inquiry into massacres in Constantinople.
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John M. Surch Company
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Jom M. Suvin Company
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College education by mail offers instruction by correspondence
The note promotes University of Wisconsin and other colleges by mail, claiming degree credit for home study, no entrance exams, and self paced courses with university guidance. It also mentions unrelated items including political rumors, domestic advice, and patent medicine notices from a historical newspaper page.
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University of
Lawyer Plans Marriage If Family Objects
A Fall River lawyer faces a possible marriage to his mother in law unless relatives object. The item notes a swift remedy termed Plao’s Cure for Consumption and cites J. B. Palmer in Seattle dated November 25, 1835.
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Fall River
Feared Ailments and Potent Bitters In History
A garbled but period style note touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure all. It claims the remedy combats malarial poison, detoxifies the bowels, aids kidneys, and benefits nerves and rheumatism, presenting it as an antidote to various ailments of the era.
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North American Review Sold to Editor David Monroe
The North American Review has been sold to David A. Monroe, one of the editors, indicating a change in ownership and leadership for the publication.
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North American Review
David A. Monroe
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