The Greatest Gift He Ever Made and Warner Remedies
A Rochester man M. El. H. Warner built an observatory valued at about 100000 and donated between 4000 and 35000 for discovery, yet the public praise centers on Warner's Safe Cure. The article quotes broad industry praise and urges belief in the remedy as the best for kidney disease and uric acid reduction, noting experts’ support and consumer testimonials. It ends with a quip about a rejected poem line.
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M. el. H. Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Przen
Warner
Candor
Cass
Great Britain
Speaker
Stillman
General Cass
Hull
Nivolay
Hay
Lincoln
Serial reading options and offers in The Ledger ads
The notice promotes The Chicago Ledger serials starting March 16 with a new story by M. C. Farley and ongoing, invites sample copies from The Ledger Co. It lists work-at-home offers from Hallett & Co. in Portland with potential earnings and home-based setup, and includes multiple advertised remedies and products like Dr Harter’s iron tonic and Rough on products, with prices and uses for readers.
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Chicago Lenger
M. C. Farley
Harter
Dr. Harter
Dangers of Tea Drinking by a Chicago Physician
A South Side physician warns that afternoon tea in the American fashion may become a widespread habit among women. He contrasts tea with coffee and beer, notes tea’s tannic acid and theine dangers, and urges limited tea use with meals while criticizing excessive consumption as a growing health concern.
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Chicago News
South Side
United States
England
America
Europe
Airing Rooms and Water Purification for Health
The Philadelphia Call urges ventilating sleeping and dining rooms with minimal effort and expense. A pitcher of cold water on tables absorbs respiratory gases, purifying air in hours. Water kept in a covered vessel should not be drunk, and morning pipe flushing prevents impurity from standing water.
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Philadelphia
Every Woman Knows Them and a Remedy Declared
The article compares the female body to a clock, arguing that slow or fast movements disrupt all organs and cause widespread ailments. It claims uterine system abnormal action as the root cause of many conditions and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the unfailing remedy, boasting popularity among women.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Butter Tests and Global Telegraph Lines
A Brooklyn editor notes a method to distinguish real butter from oleo by melting behavior and scent, praising expert tests at Washington Market. The report cites Germany’s 28,000 miles and France’s 7,200 miles of underground telegraph cables as evidence of broad communications networks, and claims the United States is larger than China with 3,002,000 square miles versus 2,000,000.
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Washington
Brooklyn Hagle
Germany
Trance
China
What the Persians Think of Her
A Saturday Review excerpt describes Persian and Armenian customs where in strict households a wife cannot speak in front of her mother in law and must communicate by signs. The bride is seen as a servant to her mother-in-law and must stay in her august presence, though the practice is reportedly relaxing as daughters-in-law begin whispering now and then.
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Nellie Grant
England
Mademoiselle
London
White House
Sartoris
President
Grant
General Bau- Cuu
Satturday
Digest of Patent Medicine Claims and Curious News Bits
An assortment of advert claims for patent medicines including Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Brown’s Bronchial Troches, plus notes on a Boston fire operator who relayed 7,500 words in five hours. The snippet ends with a social conduct maxim about memory and sociability.
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Boston
New York
Arctic Garden at Elephant Point astonishes explorers
An Arctic Garden near Behring's Strait at Elephant Point Notzbite Sound reveals a two mile wide ridge rising 250 feet above sea level. The ice layer lies within a foot of the roots where birches alders and berry plants thrive, with a clay and vegetable mold covering the ice.
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Behring’s Strait
Elephant Point
Notzbite Sound
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as blood purifier and tonic
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood medicine that purifies and enriches the blood, improves appetite, and restores vigor. It quotes testimonials from Chicago, Jackson, Grand Rapids, Peoria, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati praising better sleep, digestion, debility relief, and overall health after taking the remedy.
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Hood
C. Anens
Emerald Avenue
Chicago
R. Nowrann
Cruizeist
Indianapolis
Ind
Len M. Migtrenees
Cicinnati & Lewisville Mail Line Co
Cincinnati
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