Blue cure for temper changes mood in Paris home
A morning paper recounts a Parisian remedy to tame a bad temper. A husband called a doctor after friction at home. red wallpaper offended the patient. The physician prescribed blue decor, and the wife’s temper reportedly softened, ending the dispute.
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WORN MOTHERS ADVISED TO KEEP BABY SOWN TABLETS
Widespread worry of mothers about children could ease with Baby's Own Tablets for fretful feverish states. Claims show safety verified by a government analyst. sold 26 cents a box by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Also mentions Mothers Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy for pale sickly children and a quip from the Cleveland Leader.
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Ont
Distemper Cure Ad and Fractured Rhyme Refer to Minnard’s Liniment
An OCR fragment presents an 1870s style advertisement claim for Minard's Liniment curing distemper and a broken lyric fragment about marriage and singleness. The text shows playful misprints and garbled punctuation typical of period sale notices.
Gospel reflections on John the Baptist and Jesus ministry
The piece discusses John the Baptist’s prophetic role and imprisonment, Jesus’s temptation in the wilderness, and the spread of the gospel in Galilee. It reflects on fulfilled prophecies, Elijah’s coming, denial of self for the kingdom, and the promise of reward for believers. It notes the contrast between earthly suffering and eternal glory.
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Exchanging Courtesies In A New York Fin House
A New York financial house decided years ago to have the son of a trusted clerk study Italian after the death of a longtime employee who knew the Italian League. A friend recently asked the son about his progress and he replied he has studied with a teacher just from the other side and is improving, though the teacher speaks English with difficulty.
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New York
Haly
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Mcovery
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Promoted for Women's Health
A short advertisement extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a safe, mild remedy for women suffering from digestive irregularities and stomach or liver derangements caused by a secluded life. It claims to restore health and vigor with soothing action suitable for delicate patients.
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Parmelee
Not very long ago on a sleeping car in Arkansas
John E. Young recalls a train ride in Arkansas where his watch stopped and a porter told him the road requires a calendar not a watch. The anecdote appears in the Kansas City Calender.
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John E. Young
Arkansas
Kansas City
Belief in Mental Suggestion Questioned in Interview
A Chicago Record-Herald report records a dialogue on mental suggestion. One party denies any influence from fixed thoughts while the other presses for repayment of a debt.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Deep-Seated Cough Cured in Five Hours by Home Syrup
A medical claim says deep seated coughs or lung colds can be cured in five hours with a home made syrup. The formula uses wild cherry bark cardio bottle with doses every half hour for four hours and continued as needed. Includes consumer guidance and warnings about dosage for children.
Minard's liniment cures garget in cows
A brief note reports Minard's liniment claimed to cure garget in cows. A passerby remarks the local people seem to live well, while a street exchange hints at an insistence on using the remedy.
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Minard
Too Much for Them in a Mining Town
A tourist confronts a toothpick vendor in a rough mining town scene. The mayor, wearing cowhide boots, defends a stubborn stance as locals drive out the opportunist over flavored toothpicks and personalized sales. The incident ends with a brawl and a flare for crude weaponry. In Harrisburg a hospital patient receives a pep talk from a young doctor noting similar illness in the past. The patient asks which doctor treated him, hopeful yet weary.
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George
Chicago News
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