Fragmented Admit of Public Notices and Remedies
An old column lists medical ads and political snippets. It mentions Dodd's Kidney Pills by W. Ambrose, a claim of kidney disease cures, and references to Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co. It also touches on imperial titles and historical notes about apostolic kings and treaties, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randers
Catat
Socmame
Serna Forest of Cesimioninds
Cheney &Co
Toledo
Bolnty
Jiall
Grape Nuts Food Reported To Aid Digestive Ailments
A Hot Springs user recounts relief from stomach and bowel troubles after switching to Grape Nuts with Cream and Postum products. The account claims rapid improvements after dietary change, noting weight loss, clearer memory, and better mental focus. Postum Co. is cited as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Mount Vernon History Retold and the Old Estate Legacy
A history of the Ladies Mount Vernon Association and the famed Mount Vernon estate outlines its 3000 annual visitors, ownership lineage from Washington’s era to 1858 sale, and the rooms allocated to states for preservation. The article traces the mansion’s wood construction, a stonelike paint, and the distribution of rooms among Massachusetts Georgia Alabama South Carolina Ohio Illinois and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potorsac
George Washington
Des Dove
Mount Vernon
Bushred
Weashtorton
Vernon
Massachusetts
Georgia
Mel Washingoon
Alabama
South Carolina
Ohio
Miss Custis
Ilinois
New York
Mount Vernon Estate Details and Washington Family History
Description of Mount Vernon estate, its owners and the Washington family. Major Lawrence Washington, his marriage to Anne Fairtay, and the estate’s expansion. George Washington’s supervision after Fort Duquesne, the rooms assigned to states, and the sprawling Mount Vernon complex with numerous buildings. The text notes the burial of George and Martha Washington in a new brick tomb and their long residence at Mount Vernon.
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Washinton
Tede
Lawrence Washington
Anne
Williane Fairtay
Watrtay
Lawrence
Othe Este
Tony Rootes
West Virginia
George
Oman
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Cobh George Lee
Arthurc
Richard Henry Lee
Fort Duquesne
Ohio Regron
Washington
Virginia
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Connecticut
Maine
Mount Wotham
Deer Park
Georges
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon Estate Growth under Washington
The Mount Vernon estate expanded under George Washington after his January 6, 1750 marriage. He settled there and extended lands in Virginia and the Shenandoah region to about 10,000 acres with ten miles of river frontage. The tomb honors Washington Custis and related families, with a nearby monument to Bushrod Washington.
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Shenadoah
Qohiu
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Snenadoabh
Cophagus Jis
Cl Lartha
Washington
Washington, Custis
Bushrod Washington
New York Post
Pearl fisheries yield in Ceylon surprises analysts
In 1903 about 41 180 137 oysters were opened in the Ceylon pearl fisheries to search for pearls marking a heavy harvest for that season.
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Ceylon
Washingtons Birthday Reflections On Legacy And Observance
The piece contrasts Washingtons enduring fame with evolving public celebrations. It notes his military and civic virtues, discusses historic death causes and medical practice, and highlights growing earnest commemorations on February 22 among thinkers and organizations.
Hasbrouck House in Newburg Highlighted as Washington HQ
The Hasbrouck house in Newburg New York preserved as Washingtons headquarters from 1782 to 1783 stands on the Hudson River bank. The two foot thick stone walls Dutch porch and timbered interior remain true to the era. Museums display continental hats vests and shoes along with letters from Burr Morris Hancock Washington and Franklin.
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Hasbrouck
Newburg
N. Y
Tiudson
Washington
Jonathan Hasbrothek
New York Central
Hasbroucks Oor Washingtons
Aaron Burr
Robert Morris
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
Utica Observer
Washington wealth as era contrast noted by Sipree George
Sipree reflects on how external changes in civilization have altered perception of wealth, noting that while Washington was once considered the richest American, his fortune would not place him among modern millionaires. He cites Washington's farms and cultivation as part of the enduring value.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Lincoln
Sipree
George Washington
United States
Ele
Farma and
Culti
Lesson from the cherry tree tale told by a father
A father tells his son a parable about George Washington and the cherry tree to impart a moral lesson. He presents the tree and a hatchet, implying honesty and the value of truth as a guiding example.
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George Washington
Ink Thief Haunted Neighborly Exchange
In a terse exchange two residents discuss vanished ink and stationery. The first questions a possible thief while the neighbor muses ink and paper could vanish by evaporation. The brief hints at a curious everyday mystery in a close community.
Evening Up They say there's no chance for the rich in the next world
Detroit Free Press quotes a remark about wealth and misfortune in this world with a wry line about riches and fate. The snippet contrasts beliefs about the afterlife with current gains among the wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Cure by Pink Pills Impresses Michigan Farmer and Captain
In 1902 3 Mr Schroeppel recovered from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, abandoning standard care. Within weeks he was back to farm work and remained symptom free for 15 months. Captain George Balfour, inspired, also used the pills and found relief from rheumatism after eight to ten boxes. Pills widely sold by druggists. also praised for neuralgia and partial paralysis.
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Schroeppel
Williams
China Township
St. Clair County
Mich
Henry Schroeppel
Mr. Schroceppel
George Balfour
Abr. Schroeppel
Dr. Williams
Mr. Schroeppel
Captain Balfour
Seed Co. Offers Free Wheat Seed Sample and Catalog
Just seize this notice to John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin and they will send a free sample of their Wheat and other farm seeds along with a catalog valued at $100 to the eager farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Misread Interview Turns Odd In Employment Office
Exchanges in a city employment office reveal a comically misheard request from a youth who asks for a place where Dean has everything but something. The manager corrects the error, clarifying the setting is for jobs, not matchmaking.
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Bidy Apie Pheant
Dean
Perfect health through free from catarrh says Peruna
An advertisement extols Peruna as the sole safeguard against catarrh and colds. It claims a cold begins catarrh and promises cure and prevention by using Peruna. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free medical advice.
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University
Peruna
Ivery
Hartman
Pr. Hartman
Harthian Sanitarium
Columbus, Co
Bigamist declares himself bachelor in a law dispute
A cheeky note asks if a man with many wives is a bigamist, while a Notre Dame Lady promotes a home remedy for rheumatism claiming universal cures. The piece also mentions an international rat-extermination league and Berlin’s bounty for rat tails.
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Aotaad
League For
Denmark
Berlin
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY WITH LUXATIVE BROMO QUININE
A vintage advertise claim offers Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee from W Grove. The ad warns against poor light and cites a testimonial from Mrs KF Callahan of Parkersburg West Virginia dated April 16 1901 praising Piso s Cure for Consumption for croppy children.
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W. Grove
KF. Callahan
Hall Street
Parkersburg
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