Hereditary Taints: Rheumatism and Hope from Warner Cure
A Rochester paper recounts a Mrs. Swift who credits Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure with lifting hereditary rheumatic tendencies and restoring health and weight. Photographs by Mr. Furman accompany the tale, with similar praise from Mr. Furman himself. The piece argues hereditary traits can be influenced by proper remedies.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Larrie D. Swift
Sie
Warner
R H Furman
Furman
Arkansas
Fierce Assault Hits Burlington Resident
George W. Vinton was attacked at his Burlington home by his brother in law Sam Wright and sustained serious injuries including a broken jaw and missing teeth. He remains confined at home with a disfigured face and no motive given. Separate Chicago meeting discussed Swedish colonization with a $500,000 capital and a organizing committee named to aid Swedish families in moving west.
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George W. Vinton
Burlington
Sam Wright
A. F. Vinton
Chicago
Illinois
Wedish Lutheran Church of America
Augustana College
Swedish Colonization Society
Peter Corseth
Moline Cabinet Organ Company
Nelson Chester
Josua Linda
Mrs Ty S Haines Seriously Ill Yet Suffering
Mrs Ty S Haines remains seriously ill with an unnamed condition described as immaterial and continues to receive medical care.
Tragedies of the sanctum shine in New York press history
The author recalls a sequence of editor deaths and misfortunes in New York journalism, led by the death of Doc Wood the Sun’s famed “Great American Condenser” after falling into an ice bound river. He recounts Spaulding Raymond Greeley Bryant Hastings Clarke and others, noting recurring shocks within the press world.
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New York
John Bwinton
John B. Wood
Doc Wood
New York World
Spaulding
The
Times
New Orleans
Mississippi
the Times
City Hall
New York Hospital
Broadway
Hudson River
Henry J. Raymond
New York Times
Init
Woolsey
Ninth Street
Raymond
Horace Greeley
New -York Tribune
William Cullen Bryant
Eoenng Post
Central Park
William O. Bartlett
Sun
Hugh J. Hastings
Commercial Advertiser
William T. Clarke
New York Star
New York Herald
Bennett
Mr. Hudson
Massachusetts
Concord
Herald
Daily Press of
Publishers and pirates ruin profits of cheap novels
New York report notes that selling compact inexpensive library novels earned five million dollars in years for several firms, with some issues selling up to 160 000 copies monthly. Publishers shift to bound books spurring losses. pirates copying stories face creative conclusions to attract readers.
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New York
Chicago Journal
Levery
Modjeskas Fool’s Cap Provokes Theatre Pranks
Mme Modjeska tried a disciplined prank by issuing an embroidered fool’s cap for late rehearsals. The company rebelled, arriving early while the clock was set ahead to clash railroad and theatre time. The cap measure was discarded after the dispute.
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Mme. Modjeska
Annecessary
Modjeska
The Kum of Tobogganinug
Montreal correspondence of the New York Sun describes tobogganing as a dangerous thrill ride on a thin flat board. Young men drag the vehicle uphill while girls ride in front with torches lighting the snow covered slope.
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Montreal Cor
New York
The Holiest Brotherhood
A reflective piece by Joaquin Miller in Chicago centers on poverty as baptism and the universal suffering of humanity. It argues Christ founded a holiest brotherhood through endurance and shared trials, claiming every person has both suffered and sinned in life.
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Joaquin Miller
Chicago
Christ
Hoop
IGENE
Euch
Borhoods
Hood
Strange Cage: Man With Bullet in Brain Improves
A Boston Medical and Surgical Journal report notes a Penn Yan resident who for two years carried a bullet embedded in his brain. Before the incident he was dissolute and quarrelsome, but after treatment he became peaceful, sober, and industrious, with similar cases recorded though not as marked.
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Penn Yan
Moon's Sarsaparilla Opinion Letter in Lowell
A testimonial from C C Pickering of Coburn Shuttle Co in Lowell Massachusetts praises Moon's Sarsaparilla for scrofula and urges others to try this remedy. The notice notes price one dollar per bottle six for five and that Hood and Co prepare it.
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Howambd Street
Lowell
Masa
Janu
Messrs
C&rloop & Co
Moon
Coburn Shuttle Co
C.C. Pickering
C. C. Hood & CO
Mass
Did She Die Hop Bitters Cure Mystery Scene
A short, sensational section claims a woman lingered years with suffering while doctors failed to help. It then asserts she was cured by a patent medicine called Hop Bitters, with repeated praise for the remedy and gratitude expressed for its effect.
Parents praise Hop Bitters after long suffering daughter
Eleven years our daughter endured a bed of misery due to kidney liver rheumatic and nervous ailments. Under top doctors she received many names for her disease but no relief. Now she is restored in good health by a simple remedy, Hop Bittern, once shunned by the parents.
Father Getting Well After Using Hop Bitters
A Utica woman reports her father and another man named Hoa recovering from long illnesses after using Hop Bitters. The letter praises the bitters for their curative effect and expresses gratitude for relief from suffering.
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Hoa
Utica, N. Y
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