August Flower Proved Effective for Dyspepsia Worldwide
Letters from users in Quebec Massachusetts Australia and New Jersey praise August Flower as a reliable dyspepsia remedy. Testimonials claim major relief and cures, with one engineer calling it a miracle and a U.S. manufacturer advertising the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bellanger
Stove Foundry
Montagny
Quebec
C. A. Barrington
Gee
Gates
Corinth
Miss
G. G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
U.S. A
New Rubber Source Sought to Stabilize Rubber Shoes
A New York Sun excerpt discusses Gotham rubber makers reacting to an ad for a Central America and Para source of rubber. The piece explains old boot makers used natural rubber from the Amazon and Para while warning against bogus rubbers and detailing the honest process to produce long lasting overshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham Rubber
Central America
Para
Borneo
Africa
South American
America
Boots
Hottler
East India
The
Amanzon
Grazil
Tilo
Gotham
New York Sun
Portrait theft risks and calls for vigilance in photography
A Chicago Herald piece warns photographers to shield patrons from portrait theft by sensational papers and thieves using deceptive cameras. It recounts a stranger exposed using a defective grip camera to steal plates, urging caution against public display and reminding readers of the dangers of discreet theft and harsh criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Outeida
Globe, Democrat
Something Wrong Somewhere in the Family Census
Local dialogue hints at concern over a grandfather named Herbert and signs of ill health with worries about smoking. The exchange suggests a family scene of anxious inquiry about his condition.
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Herbert
Descent into Vesuvius Crater an 1850s Traveler’s Ordeal
Will Carlton recounts ascending the Vesuvius crater with guides for extra money, braving toxic vapors and volatile blasts. He describes sulfurous steam, lava-prone edges, and a dramatic escape from danger as stones arc and the volcano roars beneath a red glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaimes
Will Carlton
New York Star
Vision of England and America in a mechanized future
A literary critique reflects on the coal era's exhaustion and a transformed England with dark skies and rivers churned by steam. It foresees deserts revived by power and factories deserted as workers seek remote lands, then imagines future empires shifted to new global regions powered by mechanization and solar energy. It cites a review of The New Astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
North Africa
Red Sea
Tony
Dyspepsia and Preventable Diseases
The text argues some diseases are self caused by human behavior and preventable, citing dyspepsia as a prime example. It notes widespread adult stomach troubles stem from ignorance and poor diet, and emphasizes prevention and better self care to cure or avoid recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
Detroit Free Press fragment whispers customs and evening plans
A fragmented exchange mentions a new girl and a mistress planning for tomorrow evening. The scene references a butcher boy and implied local custom, all rendered in a rough, OCR-like text from a Detroit Free Press fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistrom
Sara
Detroit Free
Sunday dog parade honors among roman youths
The passage notes Sundays as a favored day for airing dogs with owners proudly displaying their canines. It contrasts juvenile pride in leading a dog with vague lines about Rome and the Eternal City, and cites scattered quotations about literature and fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Baltimore Sun
How to Pose for Photographic Portraits in Harper's Bazar Style
A detailed guide on choosing portrait style and sitters' cooperation with the photographer. It covers deciding between bust three quarter or full length, coordinating dress with photographer advice, and ensuring proper hair and neck presentation. Emphasis on lighting positions, side choices, and avoiding overtight neck bands for best artistic result.
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Dres
Ald
Indy
Rowal
Frien
Wanl Wa
Dinos
Harper’s Bazar
Burrs Advice on Quiet Laughs Sparks Fashion Talk in Chicago
A humorous 19th century note describes Aaron Burr urging his daughter Theo to master an inaudible laugh for social grace. The piece then contrasts Chicago society teaching women to smile with the eyes and keep a composed mouth, warning against wrinkles and overexpressive expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia
Aaron Burr
Chicago
Potent Malaria Prevention Claim For Houston Water
A fragmented piece touts mineral Bitters as essential to guard all ages in fever prone regions. It claims fortification and acclimation prevent malarial illness and asserts digestive and bowel regularity as benefits. It links overall health to constitution and physique and warns against alcohol use to cope with troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eontry
Sneha
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Internal Remedy Perfection
An early 20th century advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally and on nasal surfaces, touting a blend with blood purifiers and endorsements from physicians. Also cites Brown's Bronchial Tracher as a cough and sore throat remedy priced at 2 cents a box.
The Histogenetic System Offer from Dr Jordan
A promotional appeal endorses Histogenetic Medicine and urges readers to request a free book. It cites Dr. Jordan's Seattle office and claims exclusivity for Histogenetic medicines, warning against competing devices and emphasizing intellectual inquiry over conventional medicine.
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Dr. Jordan
Yesler
Third
James Streets
Seattle
Wash
Carriox
J. Hugene Jordan
Prone tonics and cures promoted in old advert copy
An advertisement extols Baaspnern and Iikanonern’s Prns as vegetable, harmless tonics for digestion, liver function, and constipation. It promises quick results with nightly use, claims cures for dyspepsia, and notes broad availability in drug stores. Includes mentions of Enameline Stove Polish and a breakfast product.
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Polson & Son
Portland
Oregon
AB Ln
J. B. Pace Tobacco Co
Richmond
Virginia
Bergeron
Dealey
Lauzon
Levis
Steinway
Gabler and
Pease
Favorit
Breinway Mare
Post Street
Brureau
San Francisco Examiner
Tolle States
Wepderhems
Fatreet, NW
Washington
Johnston & Lawrence
Hoyt & CO
Piange 2
Oroans
Portland, On
Gus Epi
Poland
Atrdenie
Ran Pranesen
New York
Croutchouc
Buffalo
Siek
Howe
Chicago Herald
Crater
Vesuvius
Vraction
Civil Serview
Uncle Leck
China
Rune Toc
Hall
Dmall
Barrer
Cheney & (C
Propriptons
Toledo
Drugwiste
Prive
George
Ethel
Bagley
Ile
Itelf
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
York, WY
ST. Jacobs Oil
San Francisco Evening Post
Weekly Post
E. J. Bowen
Front Street
Portland, Or
Sen
Will & Finge
San San Francisco
Gladding, McBean & CO
Lincoen
U.S
Canada
P. Harold Hayes
M.D
Buffalo, N.Y
SM Orb
Pacific Coast
Evening Post
San Francisco, Cal
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Prewers
Hartman Mfc. CO
Baker & Hamilton
Beaver Falls
Francisco
California
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Tse
E. T. Hazeutisr
Warren
Ted
Smiths
Front St. Sar
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Francisoco
J. McCraken & CO
Roche Harbor
Golden Gate
Utah
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North Front Street
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