Favorite Prescription touted for nursing mothers health
An advertisement extolls Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for nursing mothers and women with various weak conditions. It emphasizes alcohol-free glyceric extract, lists symptoms it allegedly treats, and invites readers to request a free booklet from Dr. V. Pierce in Buffalo, N Y for verification.
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Pierce
Hotora
Piarre
Fierce
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr Jones Proclaims Cure Specialist in Chronic Diseases
A period advertisement touts Dr Jones as a renowned chronic disease specialist with hospital and private practice, claiming rapid diagnosis and cures for catarrh consumption stomach liver kidney and nervous system ailments. It lists a wide range of treated conditions and eye and ENT services with painless corrections and glasses fitted.
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Jones
Chanler as a New York Hopeful in Democratic Split Field
The piece profiles Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, his New York roots, family ties, and a portrait of the Chanler clan. It notes his tenure as lieutenant governor and sheriff, his reputation as a “poor man's lawyer” and a “crank,” and weighs his presidential prospects amid Hearst backing and Bryan's shadow.
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New York
James A. Edgerton
Lewis Suuurvesant Chayler
Mr. Chanter
William J. Bryan
Chanter
Empire State
Chanler
New York State
Greeley
Seymour
Tilden
Hancock
Cleveland
Parker
New
Mr. Chanler
Hudson Valley
Albany
Independence League
Hearst
United States
William Randolph Hearst
Chanier
Bryan
Cockrell
Hudson
Middle West
Macy of
Ghanler
Lewis Stuyvesant Chaney
Providence
Lincoln
Eémancipator
Columbia Law School
Oal
International An
Campbridge
England
Great Britain
Parosil
Ireland
Jon
Bob
Robert W
Paris
Dutchess County
Sheriff Chanler
Barrytown
Hughes
Roosevelt
Chanter Brothers
Bol
Africa
Lewis Stuyvesant
Empire
Chaniler
Danish inventor claims wireless typesetting breakthrough in London
Hans Knudsen announces a machine capable of setting 3000 words per hour at a distance. He demonstrates wireless photography by sending recognizable images of royal figures and the Kaiser through walls. He says future use includes sending criminals and fingerprints from England to New York.
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Danich
Avaytor
Viion
Paris
London
Qeell
Hans Knudsen
Knudsen
New York Times
New York
Prlatine
Marcoui
Woman Proposes Farm to Raise Hummingbirds on Long Island
Miss Gwen dolin Brooks of New York plans to raise ruby breasted hummingbirds on a Central Islip farm. She has bought avaries, will breed and sell the tiny birds, and cites evidence from prior experiments in the south and west.
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Long Island
Gwendolin Brooks
New York City
Central Islip
N. Y
Brooks
Expert hunter hired to dynamite panther in Maine woods
A large female panther in Madrid Maine has terrorized residents since last fall. Joe Dignard renowned hunter is hired with an automatic rifle revolver knife and dynamite to blow the cave and force the beast into open combat. Residents fear going out after dark as attacks have occurred with narrow escapes.
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Joe Dignard
Madrid
Dignard
German university graduates push to end compulsory drinking
A movement among some graduates questions the rule that student corps admit abstainers and require new members to drink until nearly intoxicated during initiation. The debate centers on abolishing this compulsory drinking practice within student societies.
The Gall of the Spring Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment praises spring's return and urges lovers to flee from city sorrows. It envisions May as a magic force reviving life and nature, inviting a pair to wander into woods and streams, leaving cares behind in renewal. The fragment references urban toil and McCarthy in New York.
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Walla
Mill
Ot Mart
McCarthy
New Yorkeus
The Night Torpedo: A Diabolical Self Steering Weapon
The article extols the torpedo’s stealth and autonomous steering from its sunlit deck origins to its deadly mission. It notes its 16 foot length and 1200 pound mass capable of sinking a battleship, its automatic depth control and self guidance, and the chilling imagery of bubbles and a ghostly pursuit. It mentions its warhead replaced by a dummy for training and the moral tension of such weaponry.
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Eherty
Ives
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Addibon-Jones
Oakwood Bird
Ghanter
Useful Society Bud
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Newport
John Jacob Astor
America
Marions
North Carolina
RFV
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Theodore Roosevelt
Redmond
Red Hook
William Astor Chanter
Tammany Hall
Congress
Temiel Ely Quigs
Ryan
Yellow Dog
Quigg
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Lem Ely Quigg
Lem Ely
Quire
Lenwuel Ely Quigg
Chanler Brothers
John Armstrong
Amelie Rives
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
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