Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Spring Health Wonders
An advertisement style feature extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's great spring medicine that purifies the blood and strengthens the weak. Testimonials from Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Thomas, and Marinus Sipgewater claim cures for raw sores, dyspepsia, and a consumptive cough, while an unrelated claim promotes a cash reward for deafness cures and a quip about a sermon altering a dog’s friendship.
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Hood
America
Kate E. Thomas
Governor St
Annapolis
Marinus Sripgewater
Cor
Chestnut Sts
Jeffersonville
Ind
Bundle of Life in a Sermon on Abigail and Divine Keeps
A preacher extols the “bundle of life” as a noble, divinely bound whole: body mind and soul, crafted by God, to be protected and opened at heaven’s gate. He links Abigail’s plea for David to cherish life with human faculties, love, and will, urging faithful living and readiness for celestial arrival.
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Abigail
David
Faradays
Tennysons
Willard Parkers
Alexander Hamiltons
National Finance
Horace Greelers
Websters
Senate
Mary Lyon
Frances Willard
Helen Gould
Heaven
New York Harbor
Sandy Wook
Celestial Wharfare
New Zealand
Sydney
Australia
God
Jesus Christ
Anterost
New Jerusalem
Wompeii
Herculaneum
Lim
Dieth
Macaulay’s Appalling Memory Recalled in Dinner Quip
A London Times figure Henry Heere receives derisive jests from Macaulay and Sydney Smith at a dinner. Reeve mocks Macaulay for confounding colloquy with coliloquy and possessing an appalling memory. Sydney Smith quips that Macaulay could recite vast volumes without a slip and should drink Lethe to temper his retentive powers.
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Macaulay
Henry Heere
London Times
Sydney Smith
Reeve
Smith
Divine
Limit Barbers Prices and Populist Push in Kansas Senate
The Kansas senate debates a 2 dollar price cap on barber services, aimed at limiting shaves and haircuts. The populist push is linked to broader changes in personal grooming norms and possible market disruption for regular patrons.
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Kansas Senate
Burglary Foiled By Germicidal Spray in Detroit
In a Detroit Journal note, a burglar attempts entry through a window and is sprayed with germicidal liquid by an automatic device. He flees into the night muttering curses as the spray cures his crime, reflecting a era view that crime equals disease and germs as fate.
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Detroit Journal
California Artichokes Spur Quick Hike to Markets
California artichokes have become a thriving business with local markets preferring the California variety for its freshness and taste. The California supply reaches markets in about one week, versus at least two weeks for French imports.
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California
France
Army Beef Investigation Reveals Canned Roast Beef Ills
Witnesses describe canned roast beef as tainted and sickening during a Westward voyage. Officers report refrigeration issues, chemical meat treatments, and widespread sickness among the Yale and Ninth Infantry volunteers amid a broader inquiry into Cheage Omaha and Kansas City packing plants.
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Visias
Marels
Charenes Wall
Lignt
Sewell
U. A
Najor
Battalia
Walters
Ontiac
Porto Riva
Cavdor
Putney
Hicks
MLC Dwier
Philadelepha
Reiff & Co
Omaha
Captain Groom
Case
Critel
Ohio
L. L Melins
Yale
War Department
West
Kansas
Taentenant
Mederick
Munson
Ninth Infantry
Cal
Santiaco
Estes
Ife
Tle
Montauk
Ryo
Volunteers Called Home From Cuba Muster Out Start
War department orders Tuclith Senior volunteer in Matanzas Cuba to sail on the transport Bertin to New York for muster out. Move signals reducing Cuban volunteer forces as rainy season approaches. England and France near Fashoda settlement and Nile outlet. Kipling daughter dies in New York. Theatrical realism in Toledo leads to injury from brick missiles in crowd.
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Wasiixeroy
O'ders
War Department
Tuclith
Matanzas
Cuba
Bertin
New York City
England
France
Fasboda
Great Britain
Nile
Hayward
Kipling
New York
Josephine Kipling
Rudyard Kmg
Miss de Forest
Riplings
Ripline Tok
Ripling
Chuantepes
Toledo
Ohio
Thantylown
Frank Murphy
Peruna cures catarrh urged by ex governor McCord
Ex governor Myron H. McCord cites Verona and Peruna as effective for catarrh in a Washington letter. He praises the remedy, notes fewer colds and sore throat after use, and urges others to start spring treatment. The ad highlights Peruna’s successes and a free catarrh hook offer. Also mentions Britain's African territory and population.
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Von
Myron H. McCord
New Mexico
Hart- Man
Washington, D. C
Verona
M. A. McCord
M. H. McCord
Hartman
Columbus
Great Britain
Africa
Syrup of Figs Promoted By Leading Newspapers
The piece extols Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup Co as a world renowned laxative with lasting health benefits. It notes genuine manufacture, warns against imitations, and mentions the paper as an advertising medium. It then reports Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adding a lower-cost ordinary sleeper option on several through trains and Chicago Great Western earnings rise for February.
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California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Newark
Dallimere and Ohio Railroad
Chicaco Great Western
Chicago Great Western
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