Young Doctor Wins Bride After Saving Ill Girl
A wealthy Chicago suburb girl is saved from death by a young local doctor. After her recovery her father offers any compensation, but the doctor requests marriage to the patient, who defends his charges as fair. The wedding is planned soon.
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Chicago
Hattie
Odds and Ends from a Turn of the Century Issue
A sampling of facts and figures covers Florida orange boxes, Baron Rothschild’s will, czar murder plots, U S fruit value, population growth, a patent medicine claim, total money in the United States, bicycle speed record, distances between New York and Mexico by rail and water, Pullman Car Company assets and stockholders, Mexican paper mail premium offer for investment in postal service.
Donkey and Fox Tale Ends in Silence and Advertising Advice
A donkey starves after refusing to call for help, trusting a passing fox who directs it to an elephant. The donkey reasons against shouting, then dies. The fox later comments on the moral, tying the tale to advertising and the city of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims quick relief from crying and pain and says the remedy cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates stomach and bowels, relieves wind colic, soothes gums, reduces inflammation, and energizes the system. It markets as pleasant tasting and widely sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle.
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Winslow
United States
Young Lady Tests Truth of Funny Papers Romance
A bashful suitor gains courage to pursue a kiss as a girl proposes a policy of encouragement. She explains the only way to know if stories are true is by experimentation when opportunity arises. The Detroit Free Press presents this flirtatious exchange.
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Detroit Free Press
Window displays of taxidermied animals and fur figures
A mother explains to a child that the seals and bears in a shop window are stuffed and inanimate while nearby dressed fur figures advertise new fashion. The Philadelphia Call notes that Russians plan to substitute naphtha residuum for coal as a fuel, citing heat, handling, and transport benefits.
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Mamma
Philadelphia
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