A Constitutional Disease and Its Blood Remedy
The article argues catarrh is a constitutional disease needing a blood purifier. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the cure, with testimonials and claims of purifying the blood to restore taste and smell. Also mentions Kemps Salts, Lane's Family Medicine, and various unrelated notes and tidbits.
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Hood
Fountain Head
Lane
United States
The Times Scoops a Murder Plot and Reclusive Stranger
A city editor Courtney in a busy newspaper office assigns a shabby stranger as a reporter to cover an Air Line story. The man’s tale of personal ruin ends in a fatal shooting after revealing a murdered wife and child via a suicide note, while The Times prints the full story as a dramatic scoop. The piece also profiles Canon Berg, the towering Paris figure, with measurements and theatrical detail.
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Ife
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Biggest Man in the World Becomes Paris Dining Hall Icon
The city weighs in at 520 pounds and a beer saloon called Brasserie Du Collose opens around a colossal figure on Boulevard Saint Denis near Porte Saint Martin. Curiosity and novelty drive a dining hall built to fit the dimensions of a single man, a sensational urban spectacle in Paris.
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Fourteen Despairing Brides See Nussars Leave for India
At Hounslow a scene unfolded as the Fourth Nussars marched to the 9 15 train bound for Southampton and India. A detachment of 409 men led by Col Ramsey formed at Hounslow barracks while an immense crowd, mostly women, watched fourteen brides who had only a week of marriage cling to their husbands in distress. The brides failed to accompany their husbands due to prior consent by the colonel, and the departing train left the platform with the wives in tears.
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Westminster Gazette
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India
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False Witnesses and Winter Treatments in Agriculture
False claims warn against impostors selling fake tonics while genuine malaria remedies are praised. The pomology division offers winter care for small fruits, recommending mulching and laying down canes to protect blackberries and raspberries. Advice covers mulches from straw to forest leaves, and slight soil management for drainage. Catarrh is discussed as a constitutional disease, promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co. and mentioning a pill regimen and factory output in Portsmouth.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney &Co
Tac
Mall
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