Almost Crazed Mother Tells of Pink Pills Cure
A Detroit mother credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for saving her daughter Blanche after over three years of illness. The tale describes relief from thin frame, indigestion, and headaches, with improvements in activity and mood after starting the pills. The ad notes the pills are not a patent medicine, claim universal cures, and are sold across dealers or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Hartness
Grandy Avenue
Dr. Williams
Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Farm Life and Old Pennsylvanian Market Reflections
A vignette contrasts farm life safety and virtue with city crime, urging sturdy homes and moral influence. It then spotlights Salzer's Seed Co. offers promising large yields from oats, barley, corn and potatoes, inviting readers to request a free mammoth catalogue and samples. The piece ends with a humorous storefront scene featuring Uncle Dick shopping for an Empire fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Uncle Dick
Omele Dick
Empire
Crouch
Diel
Salzer
Norie
Catalugua
Upton Seed
Wypertb
Zoo
Burny
Salzer Sood Co
LaCrosse
Wus
Julian Hawthorne Wins New York Prize In Literature
Julian Hawthorne, born in Boston in 1846, wins the 310,000 prize offered by New York papers for a best novel. His work Between Two Fires is praised as a brilliant modern American tale with sharp character study written in Jamaica in 1893. The contest’s second prize goes to Rev. W. Jakeman for The Black Hand. third to Edith Carpenter Thompson for Your Money or Your Life. other awards go to Molly Willot Seawell and Edward Fawcett. An anonymous writer under the pseudonym Sangamon wins the epic opera prize.
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Julian Hawthorne
New York
Hawthorne
Boston
Harvard College
John ©. Heenan
George B. McClellan
Dresden
Bressart
England
America
Garth
Sebastian Strome
Sunfire
Archibald Malmaison
Mr. Hawthorne
Jamaica
J. M. Stoddard
Transatlantic Publishing Company
N. J
Edith Carpenter
Molly Willot Seawell
Washington
Marsac
Edward Fawcett
Sungamion
Sangamon
Eighteen Alps Fatal Accidents Reported Last Summer
The Alps saw eighteen fatal accidents last summer across regions: four in the French Alps, six in the Swiss Alps, six in the German and Austrian Alps, and two in the Italian Alps. Among the victims were four English, one French guide Emile Rey, two Italians, and the rest Germans.
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Alps
Emile Rey
Silver King Darley and Farm Catalog Notes
A collage of agricultural notices and ads. Highlights include Silver King Darley barley yields on various soils, Salter's Seed Co. catalogue offers, Teosinte and clovers, and a 209 bushel oats record. Also features an electric stevedore for ships, health tonics, tonics for digestion, and Colorado mining news.
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Darley
Salter
Teosinte
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
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Mio
San Francisco
California
Hartford Times
Oppen
Jack
Alice
Uncle Jack
Rehobeth Sunday Herald
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Virginia
Iowa
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J. IT. Kinsey
Milo
Deborah Owen
van Wert
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Solicitors of Patents
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Marquette
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Hanson
Asi
Stig
Kleerrelty
Parker
Drupelsta
Hegeman
Haven
Colorado Gould Mines
Colorado
Gold Miner
Denver
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California Fig Syrup CO
Say
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ayer
Seneral Harrison
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Philadelphia
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