A Patchwork of Phrases From an Early Ad Page
A jumble of brand names and aphorisms appears to list cures and reminders for daily life. It promotes Tostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion, Cascareyts and Cascarins as laxatives, Daxative Bromo Quinine for colds, Allen's Foot Ease, and Putnam Faceless Dyes, interspersed with moralizing notes about loafing, arranged laughter, and cautions about vanity and experience.
Mrs Pinkham Advice Credited With Helping Women
A testimonial from Mrs Chappell of Grant Park Illinois endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The notice cites long use and claimed success in treating ovarian and womb inflammation and urges suffering women to seek Mrs Pinkham’s guidance at her Lynn Massachusetts address.
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Sician
Patience as daily grace in Talmage sermon
Washington dispatch reports Wilford Talmage’s December sermon on Hebrews 10 36 urging patience as essential in daily life. He contrasts patient endurance with cynicism, urges benevolence toward the suffering, and inspires calm amid misfortune while noting God’s slow but sure plan for world renewal.
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Louis Ilopsch
N. Y
Washington
Talmage
Paul
Corinthians
Thessalonians
Colossians
Timothy
Mars Hill
America
Sir Humphry Davy
God
Bright
Deadly collapse at glass works claims eighteen in San Francisco
News from San Francisco recounts the San Francisco and Pasialle glass works roof collapse after a football game disaster. Eighteen killed and eighty injured, many fatally, with victims on the ventilator bridge above white hot ovens. Rescue workers found bodies and injured, including a fireman’s son among the wounded.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco and Paaisle Glass Works
Robert Harrison
Thomas A. Harrison
Topeka
Kasio
T. J. Parker
Torturer in hands of mob Ashland Ky lynch threat
Gibson, accused of killing his two year old step daughter by forcing a red hot poker down her throat, was arrested in Ashland and handed to a mob determined to lynch him. News that he had passed through Rush spurred 150 miners to hunt him, with officers risking efforts to prevent mob violence.
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Ashland
Gibson
Murder Nine in 3100 Days
Vancouver reports the Warrimac brings news of Joe and Jimmy McGovern, notorious outlaws who committed nine murders in 100 days. Their camp was surrounded by squatters who fired on them as dawn rose, killing Joe and wounding Jimmy. Jimmy was later taken to hospital by constables.
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Vancouver
B. C
Warrimac
Australi
Joe
Jimmy McGovern
Jimmy
Yale Alum L Trumbul Kelly Dies After Thanksgiving Football Injury
Johnstown Pa Dec 3 L Trumbul Kelly left tackle for Capital Culture Football club died from injuries suffered in the Thanksgiving Day game against Indiana State Normal. Kelly never recovered consciousness after being knocked down when Indiana Full Back Long’s knee struck the back of his head. He was a Yale graduate from West Superior Wisconsin and worked as a draughtsman for Cambria Iron Company.
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Yale Alumonsa
Johnstown
L. Trumbul
Kelly
Capital Culture
Indiana State Normal School
Long
West Superior
Wis
Yale
Cambria Iron Company
Ten Years for Mrs Van Liew in Ohio Case
Mrs Em ma Van Liew the banker's wife pled guilty to murdering Miss Alice Hammell by acid attack on October 16 and was immediately sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary. She and her husband were then placed on a train under Sheriff Webster's guard.
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van Liew
van Wert
Ohio
Emma van Liew
Alice Hammell
Ohio Penitentiary
Webster
Plans for a Suffrage Law Test in Washington DC
The national Afro American council names a committee to test the validity of the 1898 Louisiana constitution before the federal Supreme Court. Leading lawyers in the North and South assess Louisiana and North Carolina suffrage laws as the Supreme Court prepares to hear related cases.
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Washington, D. C
National
Young Man Manners Guide Promotes Polite Conduct
WV Society urges young men to be gentlemanly and courteous. Rules cover public behavior with women, introductions, seating, and etiquette in theaters, churches, and hotels. Anecdotes on hospitality, social clubs, and a bishopic hairpin request conclude with a quip about court etiquette and sneezing.
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Elvil
Ladies’ Home Journal
Enem y to drink offers cure via Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Minnesota religious reformer Mrs Laura J Smith a state and national organizer for temperance groups. Her illness from kidney disease improved after seven weeks on Dodd’s Kidney Pills, which she endorses. Ads for Maple City Self Washing Soap Lane's Family Medicine and tobacco humor follow.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Order of Good Templars of
Minnesota
Laura J. Smith
West 33d Street
American Anti- Treat League
Dodd
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