Senator Sullivan Recommends Peruna for Catarrh
A Mississippi senator writes from Oxford praising Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy after personal improvement. The notice also highlights John M. Smyth Co. in Chicago offering a large illustrated household catalogue and the Melba sewing machine at $14.25. A light quip about skirts closes the piece.
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John M. Smyth Co
West
Madison Street
Chicago
John M. Smyth Company
C.O.D
Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Advertised
El ys Cream Balm quickly relieves nasal catarrh by cleansing and healing the nasal surface. Sold by druggists 50c size with trial mail order 10 cents. Also available as Ely s Liquid Cream Balm with sprayer tube for a dime, via druggists or mail.
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Ely
Cure deafness by constitutional remedies urged
An advertisement touts a single cure for deafness via constitutional remedies. It claims deafness stems from an uninflamed Eustachian tube and promises healing when the tube is uninflamed, with instructions to send for free circulars from CHELNCY & CU.
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Swanson Rheumatic Care CO
E. Lake ST
Chicago
Lane's Family Medicine Claim Purports Daily Bowel Relief
An advertisement-style note promotes Lane's Family Medicine as daily bowel movement aid and overall health support. It claims gentle liver and kidney action, headache relief, and a price of 2% plus 50e with unclear term details and plausible consumer claims.
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Lane
Triumphs of Peace: Dr. Talmage Praises Wheels of Industry
Dr. Tal mage’s Thanksgiving sermon extols machinery as divine aid that lightens human burdens. He praises the wheel and its impact on agriculture, transport, sewing, printing, and national prosperity, urging gratitude for progress and urging virtue in its use. The speech lauds steam, bicycles, railroads, printing presses, and global commerce.
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Homestead
Santiago
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Paradise
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Tfdias
Thomas Hood
Shlain
Mareh
Stalin
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Georgia
Great Southern
Union Pacific
Doncaster
Philadelphia
Chevy Chase
Coney Island
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Lord Stanhope Press
Washington Press
Victory Press
America
Colorado
Nevada
New Hampshire
Lake Superior
Virginia
North
South
California
West
Blacksmith Sues Over Dog Incident Damaging Leg
Ambrose Colby of Noblesville sues for 10000 dollars after Johan E. Kercheval's dog leaped through a window while a horse was being shod. The horse startled and kicked Colby, crippling him for life.
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Ambrose Colby
Noblesville
Johan E. Kercheval
Kercheval
Colby
The Sabbath Reform in Nehemiah’s Jerusalem
Late in Nehemiah’s return to Jerusalem he confronts Sabbath abuses by Judah’s merchants and Tyrians, closes gates at sabbath’s start, and tasks Levites with gate-keeping. The lesson underlines mercy as a Sabbath good and stresses keeping the day holy for all people.
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Jerusalem
Tyre
Judah
Israal
Nehemiah
Ezek
Jesus
Tfon
Pfew
iMal
Jer
Isaiah
Century begins and calendar changes for 1901 start
The article explains the 1901 start of the new century and leap year pattern through 2000. It notes Russia adopting the Grecian calendar by omitting thirteen days and shifting January 1, 1901. It also discusses potential changes to the astronomical day starting at midnight to align with civil days.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Emily F. Haas
Freeman St
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jennie Sherman
Fremont
Mich
Russia
Greece
Reading the Mail Turns On a Trickster Christmas Reader
A housemaid rejects a magazine wrapper labeled James Smith Mcioo, insisting the residents are the Smith family. The postman asserts the name Mellon McHoo indicates March 1960 prepaid, praises the maid’s reading but hints she needs more education as he departs, promising to return tomorrow.
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Ovbat
Towillast
Oto
Jol Fiteh
Robert Polten
Thomas Somerset
Wrrth
John Potel
James Wait
Sanderson
New Brunswick
Easton
Somerville
N. J
United States
White Mountains
Allegheny Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevadas
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
James Smith Mcioo
Smith
Melloo
James Smith
Chicago Tribune
Grain-O: A New Food Drink Replaces Coffee for Children
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing grain based drink that imitates coffee in taste and use. It claims Grain-O costs about a dime and a quarter and is sold by grocers.
Gulf Coast Escape Offers Mild Climate And Easy Rail Access
The Gulf Coast between Mobile and New Orleans, on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, promises a mild climate, pure air, and ample hunting and fishing. Through cars from Northern cities provide convenient travel, with first class visitor accommodations at moderate prices. Write for folders. The Friends have ninety colleges.
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Gulf Coast
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Florida
Hunter's Paradise Peak in Wildlife Regions
Hunter reports say Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana offer rich game including deer bear turkey and quail with record abundance this season. Reduced rates and a game laws pamphlet map available from G A A Deane Jr traveling agent Iron Mountain Route 231 McCrea Street Indianapolis.
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Arkansas
Louisiiana
Rocky Mountains
G. A. A. Deane, Jr
Iron Mountain
McCrea Street
Indianapolis
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