Regiment Band from Hamilton to Play Pan American Exposition
The famous 15th Regiment band of Hamilton Canada will perform at the Pan American Exposition next summer. Officers plan to present the musicians with about $1,000 worth of new instruments to properly equip the ensemble. The Rice Association of America aims to raise at least $10,000 at Lake Charles Louisiana to maintain a rice kitchen at the exposition.
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Various Patent Remedy Claims and Slogans Placed Together
A jumble of advertising lines and snippets touts Dr Bhoop remedies Wizard Oil Putnam dyes and Grove cough cures with pay and refund offers. Other items promote Maple City Washing Soap and White's Yucatan tablets while morale proverbs and odd notes fill the page.
Crete Excavations Reveal Ancient High Civilisation
The North American Review notes Charles Waldstein Slade argues Crete’s excavations by Evans and Hogarth show a lavish, well organized society dating to the fifteenth century BC. He cites crafted woodwork, ivory, metals, architecture and even early writing predating historic Greek inscriptions by seven centuries.
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Woman's Heart Suffering Ended by Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Samuel G. Dyer of M'Carron Michigan writes of years of heart pain and sleepless nights. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills for a year her condition improved, she slept through the night, and she now declares she is entirely cured. She urges others to try the same remedy.
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Samuel G. Dyer
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Chicago's Vast Expanse and Rumors of Big Game
The New York Tribune notes Chicago’s vast expanse and rumors of large herds of bison in the northern wards. It mentions reports of mammoth traces and a dodo nest in southern jungles, with spring plans for hunting parties and a scientific expedition in search of the mountains of the moon.
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New York Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Promotion
Bold claims by Druggists tout Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from Toledo Ohio. The advertisement promises cures for catarrh across the body and offers 100 dollars for any failing case. It urges consumers to contact F J Cheney & Co for circulars and testimonials.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Toledo, Ohio
Tillman Offered Lecturing Platform With Full Topic Choice
Senator Tillman has received an offer to lecture with full privilege to select his own topic and present it in his own way. The southern statesman is a noted storyteller with a keen sense of humor, qualities that would suit him well as a lecturer.
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Turkey
Imitation Thunderstorms at Buffalo Exhibition Feature
The Buffalo exhibition will showcase imitation thunderstorms powered by Niagara Falls generated electricity. Realistic yet harmless, the display uses large glass condensers to create thunder for spectators.
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Buffalo
Tramp Bequeaths $1000 To Omaha Good Samaritan
Mrs. Emma Cargall of Omaha sheltered a sick tramp during a cent snowstorm. The dying man, J. W. Myers, gave her a bundle bearing ten $100 bills and letters, revealing a past fortune and wanderer life.
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le Mars
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London Population Futures Stir Parliament Over Water Needs
London experts clash over 50 year population forecasts shaping water supply plans. Estimates range from 8 million to 80 million, with Pryce Williams warning growth could top eight million, while others deem higher figures absurd. In other items, rail cars and a royal milk dispute are noted.
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Statistical Society
London Chronicle
Patent Rules for Homesteads and Death Provisions
The patent rests with the locator after five years residence. if death occurs, the widow or children inherit if they live on and cultivate the land under homestead laws. Fees for entry vary by state. The San Francisco Call notes these legal details alongside a proverb about conscience unraveling after a single sin.
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Woman’s cure urged by Lydia Pinkham ad
An ad claims women suffer severe gynecological symptoms and finds relief via Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It profiles Mrs. Williams of Englishtown New Jersey as cured and invites readers to write for free advice.
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Englishtown
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ham
Lynn
Mass
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