Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery claims
The ad promotes Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and stomach tonic with roots like Golden Seal and Queen’s root. It touts non alcohol content, lists ingredients, offers a free booklet, and urges purchasing All-Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets for digestive and liver relief.
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Doctor Pierce
Ft. [S
R. V. Pleece
Bultajo
N. Y
Bartholoy King
Scuddey
Coe
Ellingwood
Dr. Pierce
Special Diseases of Men and Women Specialty Cures Offered
Dr Andison-Jones offers treatment for blood poison erphisis stricture gout sperm issues varicacein hydrocela and related ailments with a diet plan and nervousness memory concerns. Claims wonderful cures in cases neglected or untreated and guarantees no experiments or incurable cases with free confidential consultation at Drexel State Bank reference and address 145 Oakwood third.
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Yesro
Jones
Conan Pion
Dte
Drexel State Bank
Andison-Jones
Oakwood Hird
Taft on Presidency and leadership by example in Calers Weekly
Taft argues the president must be near the people, seek counsel from the public, and stay true to the nation’s interests. He cites Lincoln and Roosevelt as models, urging steady, lawful leadership and decisive action against laxity and favoritism. The piece includes a second section on the Friedrich Wilhelm steamer and new German liner traits.
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William H. Taft
Republican Party
Calers Weekly
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
New York
Bremen
Lloyd
Oer Wavelerz
Vienna Cafe
Legless Boy Rescues Two Drowning Boys At Morris Plains
Joe Gilligan, an eighteen year old with two stumps for legs and one arm, saved Alexander Patterson and Al Monahan, twelve, from drowning when their boat capsized in a gravel pit pond near the Lackawanna tracks in Morris Plains New Jersey. Gilligan swam with one arm and his stumps, dragged Patterson to shore, then saved Monahan, later receiving dry clothes at his home. He was injured decades ago by a trolley accident in Brooklyn and later learned to swim and move despite his impairments.
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Joe Gillizen
Morris Plains
N. J
Alexander Patterson
al Monahan
Little Pond
Lackawanna
Patterson
Monahan
Monahan Criect
Gilligan
Brooklyn
Thornless rose born from Seattle garden discovery
Mrs. W. J. Beggs of Madrona heights claims to have trained a rose to bloom without thorns and with a fragrance rivaling the sweetest. She studied Luther Burbank’s methods and vows to reveal her secret only when certain of consistent thornless blooms, noting she cannot yet confirm full success.
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Seattle
Hollands
W. J. Beggs
Thirty-eighth Avenue
Union Street
Madrona Heights
Vocal Fireworks Strike a French Pyrotechnic Note
Georges and Gustave Laudet revealed vocal fireworks at the French Academy of Sciences in Paris. After three years of work they claim to produce vowels and consonants by orchestrating different explosives. A railroad cartridge would cry Stop while a July 14 piece would emit Vive la Republique.
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French Academy of Sciences
Paris
Georges
Gustave Laudet
New Decanter Unveiled With Wooden Lion Stopper
A new three foot long wooden lion decanter arrived in New York aboard the Majestic of the White Star. Hover Hoo verson, an American Norwegian, plans to display the piece in his home for serving ale and beer. The lion features a woman on its head as the stopper and a spigot beneath its throat for pouring.
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New York
White Star
Hooverson
At Graver Cleveland's Grave The Silent Strength
J Lampton in New York Warte honors Graver Cleveland as a steadfast, wise leader whose steadfast duty and integrity endured condemnation and abuse. The piece portrays his unwavering service to law and state, praising him as president and citizen once finally honored by the nation.
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Cleveland
J. Lampton
New York
Warte
The Sun Puzzle and Ancient Treaty Echoes
A fragmented excerpt covers solar structure with chromosphere and corona, gravity and light pressure debates, a humorous aside about solar travel and a Barnum anecdote, then shifts to the oldest extant treaty text between Ramesses II and the Prince of Kheta. The treaty dates to the 14th century B.C. and marks the earliest known international agreement.
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Nycjens
Arrhenius
Harper’s Magazine
Rameses II
Egypt
Kheta
B. C
Barnum's Old Lion in His Decline During Parades
A historical note on Barnum's parading lion perched atop a cage, once feared for breaking into crowds. By old age his strength waned, claws dulled, and the mighty beast became calm and harmless, even as spectators imagined danger.
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Barnum Circus
Miss Flufigirl Rebels With Raw Silk Gown
New York Press reports Miss Flufigirl, Miss Newthought, and Miss Farbelow in a satirical fashion row. Flufigirl refuses to wear anything but raw silk gowns, a limit reached in her vegetarian lifestyle.
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Flufigirl
Newthought
Farbelow
Yorl Press
Time to Be Diplomatic in Dealing with Baby Pictures
A Somerville Journal note advises caution in responses when a woman shares a baby picture. The piece warns that saying exactly what you think often leads to trouble, urging diplomacy and discretion in everyday social exchanges.
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Somerville Journal
His Idea of Him from Yonkers Statesman quip
A brief exchange about a boy actor from Yonkers Statesman. Bill asks if Jil saw him last night and if he received a hand. Jil replies the actor ought to have gotten a shingle.
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Bill
Yonkers Statesman
A Human Machine He Was Able to Correct a Language
Max Muller prepared a Rigveda edition using 6000 sheets of print where minor errors appeared on proofs. The corrections came from the type setter, not a Sanskrit expert, driven by habit and practice rather than knowledge. The anecdote highlights blind accuracy from routine, not scholarship.
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Max Muller
Muller
Arm loosened by accident aids Sanskrit printer’s skill
A printer, once injured and partly paralyzed, learned Sanskrit and mastered 300 types for work. He describes how his arm’s steady swing moves between type compartments, triggering queries for unfamiliar letter modifications, a remarkable human-machine arc praised by St James' Gamut.
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Mailer
Artemus Ward
St. James’ Gamettle
The Bird Clown: The Yellow Breasted Chat Explored
A vivid portrait of the yellow breasted chat, calling it a warbler with a mockingbird song and labeling it the clown of the woods. The piece notes its shy, elusive nature, favorite brushy haunts, and a description of its nest and eggs observed near Saint Nicholas.
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Nature
St. Nichoolas
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