Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Purity
Plain enough to a clear complexion free from blotches pimples eruptions yellow spots and roughness Purify blood for a healthy hue with an active liver and good digestion Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the plactic purifier It is guaranteed to benefit or cure or money refunded It is the cheapest blood purifier sold through druggists and works year round.
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Heroic Yellowstone expedition death seals
A Helena correspondent recalls Henry T. Geery who, with a pistol, ended his life to save comrades during the 1863 Yellowstone expedition from Bannack City. The group, reduced by Indian attacks, chose to march on. Geery's sacrifice, to be buried in a gorge, enabled the party to evade further ambush and reach Bannack City with no additional casualties. Governor Hauser notes the dramatic scene and the men’s resolve.
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Geory
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A Soldier’s Faith and a Heroic Last Stand in Tonquin
The article recalls Koris the Russian servant, a man praised for fidelity yet flawed, and contrasts old chivalric ideals with modern heroism. It then recounts Lieut. de Valhaire leading a French assault into a pagoda besieging pirates, shouting Vive la France, and dying as his men breached the walls and captured the pirates.
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Murray’s Magazine
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Horatius
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Reste
Indies
Ninth Regiment
Marine Corps
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Iere
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de Valhaire
Lady Brooke Brings Relief With 2000 Bottles Of Brandy
The text notes Lady Brooke establishing a local influenza relief fund and distributing 2,000 bottles of brandy. It discusses the mixed reception of wholesale brandy as a potential remedy, the risk of misuse by some recipients, and the view that government relief efforts should not imitate this approach. A London Figaro quote cautions about encouraging excess. It also mentions a separate Japan trip cost of 20 cents, with snakes depicted in pictures.
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Lady Brooke
London
Are Women Inconstant A Browne View From Ladies Home Journal
Junius Henri Browne argues against the idea that women are inconstant. He asserts women remain constant by instinct, principle, policy, and self interest, while men are naturally polygamous. The piece contends marriage rests on female fidelity and social demands, not fiction or theory.
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Junius Henri Browne
Ladies’ Home Journal
Rheumatism and Health Remedies in a Gilded Age
An old newspaper item surveys rheumatism and claims of relief from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, touting its blood cleansing power and circulation benefits. It also notes historic oaks in Britain, catarrh treatments by Cheney, and miscellaneous notices about poetry cards, a parchment Lord's Prayer copy, and various medical anecdotes.
The Only One Word Mystery Ad Leads to Free Samples
A 83 inch display ad from The Dr Harter Medicine Co promises a unique word in every weekly issue and offers free books lithographs or samples if readers name the word. Mn Joan G Fennman of Albion Illinois dated Jan 16 1891 praises Bradycrozine as the sole relief for his wife headaches after over twenty years.
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Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Joan G Fennman
Albion
Illinois
Wichita mother bikes with infant strapped to back
A Wichita woman rides a safety bicycle with her baby strapped on her back in Indian fashion. The infant appears to enjoy the sport and may lead a fast life.
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German Syrup Endorsement by Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace George Wilkinson of Lowville Minnesota testifies to a severe cold in Spring 1888 that settled in the lungs. He says one bottle of Boschee's German Syrup cured the cold and night sweats and left him in good health. He commends German Syrup highly.
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George Wilkinson
Lowville
It Cures Colds and Respiratory Ailments in Public Ad
An advertised remedy claims to cure colds coughs sore throat croup influenza whooping cough bronchitis asthma and consumption. It promises relief at once with a few doses and notes widespread support by doctors and merchants, listing prices of five cents and one dollar.
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