Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Health
An old prose piece extols self discipline and blood cleansing, praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a perfect remedy to purify blood and restore vigor. It cites testimonials from readers across New York, Danbury, Paterson, Marion, and Annapolis claiming relief from debility, dyspepsia, eczema, rheumatism, and nervousness through the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Houod
Amsterdam
New York
Macod
Mars
Tull’s Mill
Danbury
Migomery Street
Paterson
N. I
Powdered gunpowder irritation and fumes observed
In a Medical Age report dated April 12, the effects of two types of powder on beard and smokeless powder are described. Brown powder leaves unburned residue and dust on decks causing irritation. smokeless powder creates haze after large discharges. Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide form as gases. no lasting effects noted after decks are washed and fumes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
U.S. N
Con Medieu Association
Mer Bynes
Insurance a Man's Hope and Fear in a Piano Incident
A Philadelphia Record excerpt depicts four youths and a boss hoisting a plane into a third story amid risk. The languid foreman taunts that insurance will cover any damage, even a valuable piano, revealing cynical views on payoffs and safety as weekly inspectors witness the risky act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Sacred fetishes and dangers of female irregularity
A provocative editorial denounces ignorance about women’s health and criticizes the fetish of SHOVAINCE, urging recognition of menstrual regularity. It touts Dr. R.V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy and advertises confidential correspondence from the Invalids' Hotel for women seeking guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Dierce
RV. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Dreaming on Sea and Sacred Duty in Drowned Ship Tale
In the evening Philip seeks a sign from a sunset vow as Amine presses him on dreams and sorcery. After a tense recovery, Philip contemplates departure with Amine and the priests, while Father Leysen weighs his oath and the lawfulness of dream power. A message from Schriften, the one eyed pilot, summons Philip to join the Von Katarina as first mate, fueling hopes of command and deepening their perilous choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Aysin Philp
Father Leysen
Amino
Contersa
Amine
T.tagr Suysen
Father Seysen
Sissertion
Faether Seeysen
Mathias
Vanderdecken
Aming
wWe
Shali
Sauch
Choase
Leysen
Amine Haring
Amsterdam
Tam Ford
Leppear
Co. Amine
Amune
Mathies
Ter Schilling
Schritten
Philip Vanderdecken
Schriften
Biddin
Philp
Ame
Mynbeer Vanderdechen
von Katerina
Tate
Vrow Katerina's First Mate Becomes Key Figure in Voyage
Philip, seeking command, arranges to become part owner of a vessel and joins the Vrow Katerina as first mate. Captain Wilhelm Varentz, a young, restless figure, greets Philip aboard with exaggerated devotion as arrangements for a voyage unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amine
Philip
Armsterdam
Father Seysen
Philp
Indes
Hanng
Phink
Wilhelm Yarentz
Vrow Katerina Struggles At Sea In Grim Gale
Amid a punishing gale the Vrow Katerina labors on the trough, leaking and heavy with troops, while Mynheer Vanderdecken insists she sails well. Philip suspects disaster as a phantom ship appears and the fleet risks breaking apart in the worsening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Zurder Zee
Mynheer Barentz
Drnheer Vanderlicken
Mynheer
Cape
Katerina
Caplain
Ty Philip
Mymheur Vandyideghen
Leeward
Mie
Suuwaly
Haaven
Minbeer Barentz
Mynhesr Vanderdecken
Myuhcer
Table Bay
Mr. Vanderdecken
Ignes
Also Mentioned on This Page
False Bay
Pot
Omaha
Ss. Pagh
Ward & CO
Chicago
Mee Iy
Braper & Loughlin
Driggists
Perry
Lowa
Tae Advertiser
J. K. Old
Land Clan Merchandise Hd Insurance
Clements Block
Perry, Low
Hess
Lieir Own
Councs
Herbert E. Hess
Gep
TRE
Ewlmis, Grad
Optician
Croft Bl
Aene
E. Urems
Bridgeport
Rattrap
Saddie Gillinan
Newdle Co
Morgan & Wright
Shelby Colt
Alicus
Montgomery Ward & CO
Ane
Gongh
California
Sebastian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!