Peruna Endorsed by Hawaii Delegate in Dyspepsia Trial
In a Washington letter, Robert W. Wilcox endorses Peruna for catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia, claiming it benefits sufferers when used properly. The note urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt, warning that catarrh of the stomach causes widespread distress.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D. C
R. W. Wilcox
Hartman
Hartmian Sanitarium
Columbus
Peruna
Pering
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Washington man nearly killed by runaway locomobile accident
H A H Warner of Washington and his son were riding a lovomobile near Andrew Gleeson's sewer project along James Creek. A backward maneuver caused the vehicle to tip over the wall, launching both men into the air and leaving the machine turret bottom upward with the engine running.
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TR. H. Warner
Washington
Save the Star
Andrew Gleeson
James Creek Canal
Warner
Mr. Warner
Himelf
Music snails praised for musical listening and talent
A German scientist cites snail ability to draw heavy weights and a French naturalist argues snails have exceptional musical appreciation. Jourdain reports snails produce tones when moving over glass similar to glass tumbler sounds, suggesting snails could replace fingers in tuning.
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New York Herald
M.S. Jourdain
French Biological Society
New Porto Rico Hat Arrives in New York Streets
The New York Sun notes a new summer hat from Porto Rico woven of grass. It resembles a Fedora with a wide band. colors include red and blue options. It is inexpensive but not yet widely popular, seen mainly in New York and more in suburbs.
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Porto Rico
New York
Overfed man trades comforts for hay lifting at local stable
A pudgy leisure man with indigestion asks a Locust street stable worker to swap places and haul bales for ten minutes. The stableman toils hard while the confident donor waits, tips him a coin, and mutters a crude remark as he leaves.
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Philadelphia
Weill
Is It A Pleasure To Die In Painful Deaths
A London Spectator view contrasts painful ritualized death with natural death noting many natural deaths are painless and resemble sleep. It discusses methods from hanging to poisoning, rating opium as potentially painless and certain poisons as causing intense pain and torture depending on substance.
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London Spectator
Socrates
A Fine Field for Women at the Exposition
Up to 2000 women find daily work at the exposition in roles from gardening and cleaning to exhibit management. Wages range from two dollars to 2.50 weekly with an average likely below two dollars. Most are in the Midway as ticket sellers cashiers and entertainers.
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Ffalo
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba as spice in faith
A Talmage sermon crowns Solomon with riches and wisdom as a symbol of joyful religion. The queen of Sheba’s gifts become a metaphor for Christianity’s spices and livelier worship, urging brighter preaching, bolder music, and practical mercy to uplift believers and attract the world.
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Dr. Talmage
Sheba
Solomon
Forest
Lebanon
Egypt
Solomon's
David
Jerusalem
India
Hiram
Balkis
Ralkis
Halkis
Christ
Ory Statistics
Samuel Rutherford
Richard Baxter
John Bunyan
Macaulay
Taj Mahal
Earth
Bagdad
Punjab
Persia
God
Abyssinia
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort for New Shoes
Advertisement notes feet ache and burning from tight shoes, praising Allen's Foot-Ease powder for soothing itching, sweating, and hot burning feet. Mentions Druggists selling it for 25 cents and sample requests with a New York address. Also cites testimonials for Piso's Cure and a remark on coal cinders by Joseph Cook.
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Allen's
Allen's. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Believe Whooping Cough With Hoxsie's Creap Cure
An advertisement claims a home remedy called Hoxsie's Creap Cure treats whooping cough with no nausea. The brief promotes a 50 cent price and urges readers to try the product.
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Hoxsie
Nonausea
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