Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Emporia Treasurer
Miss Marion Cunningham of Emporia Kansas testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her womb trouble after three years of irregularity and pain. She urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham and notes the medicine is sold by Mrs J T Milport.
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Marion Cunningham
Young Woman's Club of
Emporia
Kans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Manton Cuxsincuam
Remarkable Case Endorses Vogeler Curative Compound
Mrs Nettleton, a confectioner from Brighton Road, Baltimore, recounts long dyspepsia and liver kidney troubles eased by Vogeler's Curative Compound after doctors failed. She reports rapid relief from the first dose, a return to health in three months, and another recovery when illness recurred. She praises cures for indigestion and eczema and notes free samples offered to readers.
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Vogeler
London
St. Jacobs OH Co
Clay Street
Baltinore
Mad
Nettletem
Brighton Road
Respectful salutation in China mirrors elder mien
Mr Barrett, former minister to Siam, notes Chinese politeness hinges on a guest’s mature look. He visits Li Tung Chang with a veteran missionary interpreter aged 80, once at odds with Li. Li greets Barrett, then nods to the elder, asking if he is the minister’s father.
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China
Barrett
Siam
Li Tung Chang
Terrett
Farmer Finds a Friend
A Michigan farmer, Nelson De Rosier of Nadeau, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with easing years of kidney trouble and urges others with kidney issues to use the remedy. The ad extols cures for Bright's disease, Dropsy, rheumatism, lumbago and backache, citing multiple testimonials and related products.
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Nadeau
Mich
Nelson de Rosier
Dodd
Bright
The Sin of Lying in Acts Five
A Sunday School lesson notes Ananias and Sapphira’s deceit in Acts 5 1 11 recounting their attempt to hide part of a sale price and the divine judgment that followed. It emphasizes Christian fellowship a bad use of a good example and Barnabas the liberality noted.
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Anahias
Sapphira
Peter
Ananias
Satan
Holy Ghost
God
Jerusalem
L. Christian Fellowship
I. Christian Fellowship
Barnabas
Roosevelt family dinner story reveals childhood curiosity
A New York Times excerpt recounts Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt discussing an old program at dinner. Their youngest child asks why she was not taken, and the father replies that events occurred before their marriage. The child then tells a tall tale about past events with grave mischief.
Oldest Man in America Praises Peruna Remedy
A 114 year old Texan, Isaac Brock of McLennan County living now with his son-in-law in Valley Mills, endorses Dr. Hartman’s Peruna after years of health frailty from climate. He credits Peruna with protecting him during epidemics and grip episodes and urges others to use it, describing a long life guided by the remedy.
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United States
Pe-ru-na
Saac Brocies
MclLennan County
Texas
Bosque Falls
Waco
Valley Mills
Isaac
Andrew Jack
Brock
Hts
Waco Times-Herald
Isaac Brock
Burn IN
Buncombe CO
N. C
Western Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ph. Een
Dianapolis
Ind
Olmes
Indianapolis
Government of Canada
Peruna ad invites readers to request free medical advice
A vintage advertisement invites readers to obtain a free book on catarrh by writing to The Peruna Medicine Co in Columbus. It promises Dr. Hartman will provide valuable advice gratis and asks for a full statement of the case.
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Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Insurance in Force 1895 to 1899
Insurance in force figures for 1895 through 1899 show year by year totals with emphasis on policy volumes and premium income. The brief item notes fluctuations in coverage levels and the overall growth trend across these five years.
Experience Comes High Too
A terse exchange follows a man named Hiram returning from the city. He answers that he bought “Experience” and his spouse presses for price. She assumes material for a gown, but the reply suggests a different, ironic purchase. The Chicago Post notes the exchange as a wit claim on experience versus material goods.
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Ife
Hiram
Chicago Post
Turned the Tables in a Southern Showdown
A tourist questions bloodhounds used by a Southern sheriff who admits the dogs vanished after trailing a suspect. Reportedly the suspect captured the hounds and staged an "Uncle Tom" show, per Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Noisy fame and ready cures in a mixed era
A dated collage notes advice on fame without noise, claims about sickly schoolchildren, and advertisements for Mother Gray's Powders to treat colds feverishness teething and worms. It recalls a nurse and a New York Children's Home and includes a Putnam dyes promotion and morgue death statistics for New York last year.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen S S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Lane's Family Medicine Promoted Claims of Daily Bowel Movement
An advertisement asserting daily bowel movements are essential for health promotes Lane's Family Medicine. It claims the product acts gently on the liver and kidneys and cures a sick headache, priced at 25 and GOc.
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