Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve Ad
Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask your druggist for it. Price 16 cents. The security given by giants are the bounds of hymen, are they not.
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Hanson
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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1896
Page
7
Stomach Bitters Promises Cure for Liver and Bowels
Advertisers claim Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters will discipline the liver and regulate the bowels, toning the stomach and stimulating kidneys. The product is also said to relieve malaria rheumatism and nervousness, fitting a gloomy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Hostetter
Handsome Turn in a Rusty Wedding Tale
The dialogue centers on a young couple, Doub leday and Miss Rosebud, as Copperfield’s father figures in. Snagsby praises a handsome action while Copperfield interrupts, insisting the bride’s father acted correctly in the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperfield
Doubleday
Miss Rosebud
Snagsby
Teething Remedy Promised for Baby Comfort
A nostrums ad touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It claims fast relief for irritability and pain with a trusted, long-used remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Tongue of Liberty Poem and Domestic Liberty Note
A brief poem on The Tongue of Liberty centers on a married woman’s voice and public freedom. The verse links intimate marriage duties to civic rights, suggesting a wife’s speech as emblematic of liberty within family and society. Enduring tensions between private duty and public voice emerge in restrained, period prose.
Land Sale Offer in North Dakota Farms by Grandma Edwards
An advertiser invites buyers to purchase wheat lands in North Dakota offering farm sale on crop share terms. Contact Grandma Edwards of Mayville for particulars. The note mentions a farmers club meeting in a village tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Grandma Edwards
Mayville
N. D
Farmers’ Club
Mts
Brown's Bronchial Tradhes and Hoarseness Remedies
Singers and artists commonly use Brown's Bronchial Tradhes to treat hoarseness and throat troubles. They claim instant relief and steady voice support for performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
The Story of a Life Saving Station Excerpt
A detailed account from St Nicholas describes night wreck rescue by life savers. It outlines signal lights, crew response, lifeboat deployment, breeches buoy rigging, gun line shots, hawser setup, and coordinated evacuation of passengers with safety gear and post rescue procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa A. Brown
St. Nicholas
What to Do With Your School Books
Guidance urges keeping school books, sharing only when necessary. Treat books with care, avoid dust, and burn books touched by contagious illness. Emphasizes books as educational treasures and home decoration, with caution for infection control.
Reading Room Notes On Publishers And Covers
A fragment from a literature column remarks on books and publishers offering attractive covers for popular works. It notes the ease of renewal and comments on the appeal of modern editions and bindings.
Dead Pueblo in a City Citadel above ancient ruins
In a canyon bend a white cliff forms a vast amphitheater and a collapsed cave houses a five story citadel built by a long vanished people. The central structure appears recently made but rests in a setting that marks a distant past with fields and dwellings once thriving along the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honani
F. H. Lungren
St. Nicholas
Adventurer's brag and a costly listening bargain
In an extract from Lindbad, Smith & Co. Albert Stearns retells Sinbad the Sailor style tales. He notes paying Hindbad about 200 dollars in sequins for listening to a voyage, plus a purse and a lavish dinner, while boasting of his generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Hind
United States
Tom
Mr. Sinbad
Hindbad
Lindbad, Smith & Co
Albert Stearns
St. Nicholas
Easter Island Pictorial Stone Giants Revealed
A photograph of a recumbent rock statue from Easter Island describes the colossal moai, with a largest example at seventy feet long and 238000 tons. It notes the massive statues were quarried, moved, erected upright on platforms, and topped with cylindrical heads, signaling advanced ancient engineering. The sculptors’ origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Island
South Pacific
Thie Island
Mataa
Steel nest for water wagtails charms Soletta museum
A curious gift to the Natural History museum of Soletta is a bird nest built entirely of steel watch springs. Discovered last summer by a local watchmaker, the ten centimeter circled nest was crafted in a courtyard tree by a pair of wagtails. The watchmakers secured it as proof of avian problem solving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Museum of
Soletta
London Daily News
Golden Rule Guideline for Gentlefolk
A quoted admonition urges restraint and courtesy in conduct. It champions not prying into friends affairs, avoiding gossip, and maintaining tidiness while living by the Golden Rule to treat others as one wishes to be treated.
The Sleepwalking Porter and the Kitchen Oven Alarm
A Lancashire railway porter sleepwalks often waking in the night. He bursts into the kitchen and loudly calls for the Bolton Bury and Manchester change, revealing his job-related fixation in a comic incident from Tit-Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Bolton
Bury
Manchester
Mind Building by Sense Development Lecture
A New York writer and physician delivered a lecture at the normal school on Mind Building by Sense Development. He cited Col de Rachas as showing the brain emits a luminous effluvium through the senses and that education should train children to describe objects to strengthen mental associations. The talk linked Daudet and Maupassant education to vivid descriptive writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millington Miller
New York
Normal School
Paris Polytechnic School
de Rochas
Mutual Aid Society of the Senses
Daudet
Guy de Maupassant
Maupassant
Philadelphia Ledger
Romance of a Coffin Rescue Wedding
Miss Ellen Norman of Hope Montana survived a trance after a coffin scare caused by fiancé George Thompson. Thompson kept vigil, opened the coffin, thought her dead, then later revived her in his home. She recovered, traveled, and returned to marry Thompson amid a town’s celebration.
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Hope
Stelle
Mont
Ellen Norman
George Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Norman
Miss Norman
Thompson
Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck’s Doctor Uses Whip to Rule the Chancellor
In von Paschin ger's volume on Prince Bismarck, an anecdote shows Dr. Schweninger becoming the chancellor's private physician and enforcing his will. After a sickbed dispute, Schweninger confiscated a favored dish and cast it out a window, proving the physician could dominate the Man of Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Paschinger
Prince Bismarck
Dr. Schweninger
Schweninger
Doetze
Bismarck
Reading With a Purpose in Busy Schedules
The article advises women with limited time to pick a specialty to become well-read. A broad or narrow focus, such as French history of bumblebees, helps progress through half hour reading sessions. It emphasizes daily reading and the value of available books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bees
iMany
Mickie
Jen
Salter Seed Co Advertises With Novel Traveling Car
The John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin unveils an advertising car showcasing northern grown seeds. Three seed experts guide the exhibit which travels through Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Minnesota and other states. The car features a vast display of vegetables grasses and crops including heavy cropping potatoes and Silver King barley. The exhibit attracts daily crowds and promotes their seed catalogue available for five cents postage.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnnesota
Emep
Jokm A. Salzer
Russia
America
Elgin
Apem
Ama Barnum
W. M
Not So Bad After All Patsy Grogan Wounds from Buzz Saw
Patsy Grogan was treated for severe injuries after accidentally cutting the end from each finger on his right hand with a buzz saw. He appeared wan and tired but optimistic, saying he would never have to file his fingernails again.
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Patsy Grogan
Patsy
Parke r Ginger Tonic Promises Relief and Profit
An old advertisement asserts both pleasure and profit in using Parke r Ginger Tonic to ease troublesome ills. It emphasizes satisfaction from relief and the tonic’s perceived efficacy.
Does position affect sleep for a night watchman
A medical writer asks if position affects sleep and notes the effect is evident when the subject is a man in the night watchman role. The line implies posture or duty-related sleep disruption tied to night guarding.
Hindercorns Ease Removal of Corns
Advert says Hindercorns remove corns easily and painless. It claims quick relief and suggests customers try the product to see how neatly corns come off.
Turn in a Variety Performance
In the New York Recorder the term turn is used to describe a song or dance segment within a variety show. The line explains that a turn provides the audience with a moment of entertainment and pacing in the program.
Fragmentary Notice Offers Ambiguous Local Info
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Harrisburg and pay figures but provides no clear event or action. The readable bits reference fears and a possible payment or address, leaving key details unreadable.
Prisoners in New York World Declare They Are Full
Unclear OCR text suggests a line about prisoners in New York World who claim they are full or crowded. Details and context are missing, making the event status and entities tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailig
New York
Hworld
Wretch and Bachelor Banter Sparks Courtroom Chuckle
A witty exchange unfolds as the bachelor questions the judge about a imagined wife while the Benedict humorously probes for a specific spouse. The courtroom banter reflects sharp social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Johnson
Windmill firm promotes steel towers and pumps
The Aermotor Co manufactures windmills and related equipment including semis, fired steel towers, steel bars, frames, weed cutters, grinders, and pumping gear. Catalogs and prices offered on request from their plant at 12th, Nuckwell and Fillmore Streets, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aermotor CO
Pires
Nuckwell
Fillmore Streets
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