Stomach troubles claim relief from Chase's Kidney Liver Pills
Letters from readers urge Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for long standing stomach and liver derangements. Advocates report relief from digestive pains biliousness and headaches with improved digestion and renewed vitality after use. Sold by local dealers including Edmanson Bates Co in Toronto.
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Case
DR. Chase
DeCourney
Ager
Lowell
Ibr
Chase
Patrick de Courcer
Sudoer
James Monteith
Laurin
Simcoe County
Ont
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Room to Grow in Alaska Population Density and Expansion
The Alaska Yukon Magazine notes Alaska spans about 600 0 square miles with a white population under 40 000. It reports one white person per 15 square miles and says growth won t threaten existing property. Settlements are coastal and interior camps with vast uninhabited stretches and few nearby supplies.
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Alaska
Alaska- Yukon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan and Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available, price seven cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also recommended. Emerson quote.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Minard's and Take No Other Well
Cassidy asserts the new mill is fitted and in order while Casey claims worn red buckets marked Fur F’re Only signal water in them, noting discord and humor in the exchange as reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Cassidy
Casey
Faix
Philadelphia Press
Minard's Liniment Praised by Hotel Proprietor
Alfred Rochav proprietor of Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables commends Minard's Liniment as the best medicine obtainable for his family. The testimonial appears in a letter praising the product.
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Minard’s Liniment Co
Minard's Liniment
Alfred Rochav
Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables
Plague Death Toll Surges in India Over Six Weeks
A historical report notes nearly 500000 deaths in India within six weeks due to a plague outbreak. The figure underscores a devastating epidemic period and the vast human cost across affected regions and communities.
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India
Sharp Bet Ends With Brave Hop Triumph
Capt Bragge claims sharp practice after a wager on a two at a time hop up a long stair. An athlete agrees, hops twenty times for forty-one steps and loses, pays up, and Bragge offers the same bet. Bragge then hops forty steps in twenty hops and returns in one, completing the challenge and winning the bet.
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Capt. Bragge
Capt
Bragge
the Tatler
A Mother's Gratitude for Baby's Own Tablets
A Canadian mother from St. Benoit Que praises Baby's Own Tablets for transforming her malnourished infant. She notes improved digestion, regular bowels, better sleep, and weight gain, and states she keeps a box at home to help others. The letters hail from across Canada and promote the tablets as safe with no opiates, sold at 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Canada
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
The Servant Problem in Domestic Life
A housewife laments the servant shortage and poor hires as she describes a disastrous recruit. She recalls a prior girl mistaking finger bowls for wine and another who used the butter knife to carve steak, while paying $20 a month for a new maid who doubtfully can make tea biscuits.
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Min
Minard's Liniment Used by Physicians
A paragraph from Youth's Companion recounts Mary Anne Potter answering a probing question truthfully. She confirms a first marriage under a Justice of the Peace with a widower who accompanied her to wed. The tale notes her forthright response and social judgment of the moment.
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Mary Anne Potter
Mary Anne
Miss Potter
Fox Sparrow Description And Range In Finch Family
The fox sparrow is plump and reddish coated with an assertive temperament. It feeds on seeds and insects and migrates from Alaska to southern estates. About an inch longer than the English sparrow, it belongs to the finch family and is recognized in ornithology as Passerella illa. It is one of the ferruginous finch series.
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Alaska
Giraffe Trapping Techniques Noted in Text
The passage explains giraffes are the hardest animals to trap using nets such as Insasoa and bolos. It notes that gorillas are impossible to trap due to their strength and ferocity.
Primrose Day Commemorates Beaconsfield’s Death Anniversary
The Primrose League formed in England in memory of Lora Beaconsfield with the primrose as a favorite flower. Beaconsfield died on April 19, 1881, and the anniversary is observed as Primrose Day when admirers wear the flower.
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England
Lora Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Aims to Ease Pain Bruises and Burns
The advertisement proclaims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil calms troubled waters and racked bodies. It claims speedy relief from pain bruises and burns and touts its general use in many ailments, asserting it is worth much.
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Dr. Thomas
The Roman Theatre at Orange Burglarized for Bronze Statue
Old Roman theatre at Orange France broken into burglars steal a bronze statue weighing about 250 kilograms. The theft highlights concerns over preservation and illicit antiquities.
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Orange
France
End to Bilious Headache Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a near instant cure for bilious headaches caused by excess bile in the stomach. It claims headaches from various causes pale beside bilious headache and asserts the remedy works as soon as it operates with guaranteed success.
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Parmelee
Thoughtful Chaufeur Pumpen Fenders Car Front
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Pumpen fitted a fender to his vehicle to protect the radiator after several collisions. He said the intention was not to avoid harming people but to prevent radiator damage from repeated knocks.
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Pumpen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Yorker Seeks Tea Party Wharf in Boston
A famed New Yorker visiting Boston wished to see the tea throwing site from the Revolution. In the hotel elevator he asked the operator where to find the wharf, and the conductor replied to check with the office noting his own limited time in the city.
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Boston
Philadelphia Ledger
The Japanese: a study in contrasts and crises
A passage from Appleton's Magazine portrays the Japanese as a paradoxical blend of childlike politeness and brutal warlike resolve. It argues character is only revealed under stress, comparing the Japanese to a sphinx and Janus, a mix of innocence and savage ferocity.
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Napoleon
Littleap
Sphinx
Janus
Lord Fauntleroy
African King's Joke from Sir John Kirk Story
Sir John Kirk a retired British consular ruler with three knighthoods recounted in Zanzibar a tale of a lion offered by the Sultan to the consulate. Kirk quipped that the symbol of the Royal Arms would be incomplete without a unicorn, declining the gift with wit.
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John Kirk
Britain
Zanzibar
Sir John
John
T* Lon
Ritchie Outwits Peer Over Sugar Trade Question
In an old London social clash, Lord Ritchie deftly answered a pompous peer at an official dinner on the eve of Parliament's opening. The peer, quizzing about sugar per pound, was met with a sharp retort: a pound of sugar and a pound of oakum weigh the same, prompting the peer to retreat in anger despite a relative’s fraud conviction.
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Lord Ritchie
Ritchie
Cholera Cure Promoted by Kel logg’s Cordial
An advertisement urges immediate use of Dr. J D Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial for cholera and summer complaints. It claims rapid action, strong effectiveness, and thorough cures, noting many users report prompt results and relief from severe illness.
Royal Fans Through the Ages and their Power
The piece traces fans as symbols of authority from pre conquest Mexico to royal courts in England and Europe. It notes Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth using fans as sanctioned gifts and describes extravagant public fans in Louis XIV era Italy. A Balzac quote highlights the dramatic effect of a large fan.
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Mexico
Mary
England
Elizabeth
Jean de Balzac
Italy
Louis XIV
It Was Easy Says Jury Was Split
A defense counsel explains the verdict as easy by noting two jurors held opposing views a man with a car and a man with a horse ensuring disagreement. The ad promotes Holloway's Corn Cure claiming it removed ten corns from feet without pain and promises lasting relief.
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Holloway
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Emerson
Minard
Ayer
Ayers
J. C.ayer Co
Leweill
Mai
Epps
N. U. No
St Louis
St. George’ S
National Drug & Chemical Co of Canada, Limited
Beecham’'s
National Drug & Chemical Co., Limited
Oea Montreal
Ceneral
Ickete
Liege
Jonas Cain
Jomnsoe & CO
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