Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised Health Revival
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a simple prompt remedy to restore health and vigor, claiming benefits for nerves, appetite, digestion, and general vitality. It urges readers to send cents for a trial and promotes the pills as a cure for a range of ailments linked to fatigue and nervous strain.
The Roetor's Wife Y MISS M. E. BRADDON CHAPTER
George Gilbert visits Graybridge and reconnects with Sigismund Smith now calling himself Samuel, an author living with his friend. They travel to Camberwell to meet barrister Sleaford, finding a dilapidated home and a bell that never works as they discuss plans, ambitions, and life in the city.
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George Gilbert
Graybridge
Metropolis
George
Wareham
Mr. Gilbert
Andrew Morgan
Sigismund Smith
Sam
Sigismund
Samuel
George Sy Gilbert
Talker Ag
Camberwell
Sleaford
Mr. Sleaford
Death by Own Action in a Smuggler’s Bride Tale
In a court setting George Gil bert and Sigismund Smith discuss a fragmentary manuscript filled with dramatic suicides and sensational plots. They name a Duke who seals himself in a cellar and a ballet dancer who dies in a balloon, noting the public prefers lurid tragedy and fast writing.
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George Gilbert
Sigismund
Mr. Smith
George
Sigismund Smith
Duke of
Port St. Martin’s
Leonide Pasdebasque
Caesar Maraschetti
Lilia
A Neglected Garden and a Quiet Meeting at Sleaford House
In Isabel Sleaford's untidy garden a chance encounter unfolds as Sigismund Smith and George Gilbert find her absorbed in a book. The scene highlights Isabel's pale, ivory-like beauty and hints at a troubling longing tied to dangerous reading choices.
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Isabel Sleaford
Sigismund Smith
Colonel
George
Mr. Gilbert
Sigismund
Sigismun
Izzie
Isabel Sleaford and the Garden Recalled
In a Camberwell garden Isabel Astrid Sleaford sits with two young men, reading a sentimental tale by fading light. Sigismund and George discuss Miss Sleaford while Isabel’s eyes glow and a mystery hush settles over the pear tree and the approaching father’s brusque greeting.
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Sigismund
George
Miss Sleaford
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Women Earn Higher Wages Than Men in Troy Collar Factories
In Troy New Jersey some 10 000 women work in collar and cuff making and laundering earning 15 to 25 dollars weekly while men do rough work earning 10 to 12 dollars weekly. A 4 000 girl 500 man entertainment drew many invitations and weddings of factory workers are common with large bridesmaids parties. The industry pays about 200 000 dollars weekly and supports savings and social clubs with comfortable living.
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Troy
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Japan’s public schools teach millions in growing system
The White Book shows 27 128 public schools in Japan with 5 084 099 pupils taught by 108 360 teachers. That equals 93.23 percent of all school age children. Enrollment rose from 29 percent in 1872 to 51 in 1883 and 59 in 1893, with major growth after the China War 1891 1895, about one third in ten years.
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Japan
All the Traffic Would Bear Cab Fare Joke
A humorous vignette from Lippincott's recalls a cabman quip about a hotel fare. The first driver asks the amount charged to a stranger, and the second replies four dollars and ninety seven cents, noting the traveler had only that much.
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Old Fashioned Rice Pudding And Miscellany Notes
A mixed page of household tips and trivia covers foods and recipes such as old fashioned rice pudding and using nutmeg, notes on long lived trees in Europe, a planned consumptives camp in Chicago, heart photography by Roentgen, biting mosquitoes affecting bicyclists in India, and a quirky exchange about rheumatism and marital advice. It also mentions legislative activity in New York and a humorous bookstore exchange about a matrimonial book.
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Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Leading Medical Writers
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic catarrhal stomach liver and related diseases. The formula uses glycerine and contains Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Bloodroot stone root Mandrake root and Queen's root. Endorsements come from Prof Bartholow Hare Ellingwood King Scudder Hale and others. A free booklet of extracts is available by request to Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Hare
the Univ. of
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Waited to a Shadow But Found a Cure After Years
A. H. Stotts of Columbus Ohio chronicles a fifteen year struggle with kidney troubles. After heavy backaches dizziness and urinary disorders he collapsed and wasted away. Dean's Kidney Pills restored his health in two months and twelve boxes. he weighs 188 pounds now and has stayed well for two years. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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State Capitol
Columbus
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Grateful to Cuticura for Instant Skin Relief
A reader claims Cuticura offered fast relief for months of facial sores and scabs, reporting instant relief after the first use and complete cure after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The letter endorses Cuticura while warning against white court-plaster due to poisonous dyes.
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Nellie Vander Wiele
Lakeside, N. X
Teething Aid Claims Shake Health Advice
A garbled ad claims Mrs Winslow soothing syrup eases teething pain gums and colic. It cites the British Medical Journal asserting men’s necks are longer than before, a dubious health assertion amid advertising text.
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British Medical Journal
Testimonial for Piso’s Cure in Buffalo Ad
Two bottles of Piso’s Cure for Consumption cured a terrible cough for Fred Hermann of 200 Box Avenue Buffalo New York on September 24 1901.
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Fred Hermann
Box Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Fashion notes and social quips from a bygone column
A punchy item mocks aging gender norms and boozy men while noting women’s clubs avoid divorce debates as too personal. It also mentions elegant French plaids in exquisite colorings for waistlines and trims.
Deafness Cure Promised Through Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation misstatement.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Coust Patton
Salted baby care among Armenians in Russia
The ourgse covers newborn Armenian babies in Russia with fine salt for three hours to strengthen health and ward off evil spirits. Mothers believe the salting protects the child and enhances strength before washing with warm water.
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Russia
Fashion and social mores mix with curiosities
The excerpt notes gender norms in Japan and fashion trends for Fall and Winter including black gowns navy blues and wine reds. It also mentions a glycerine remedy for coughs and the popularity of straight side and box plaited walking skirts with new millinery crowns and broad brits. A Northern New Zealand court case about a deserted wife and a note on cork buoyancy at depth are touched on.
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Japan
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