Willard’s Total Abstinence Chair in Washington University
The piece argues for establishing a chair of total abstinence at the University of Washington. It praises Frances Willard and suggests the course be elective and thorough, equipping graduates to practice in the field. It discusses feasibility, lineage, and the need for suitably qualified instructors.
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Prasces WiLiano
University At
Washington
Stratton
Frances Willard
Dickens's Pet Daughter to Write of Father in 1892
Miss Dickens will publish a series in The Ladies' Home Journal titled My Father as I Recall Him recounting family life, education, habits, and Christmas at the Dickens home. She kept notes during his lifetime and will share details of notable visitors, his writing process, and his last years. La Cigale at the Garden Theatre draws large audiences, with strong scenery and popular appeal.
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Mamie
Dickens
Charles
London
Miss
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Miss Dickens
Ike
Garden Theatre
French
The Merry Matjarep at Broadway Theatre Gains Big Attendance
The page notes lavish costumes and stage pictures from The Merry Matjarep with Miss Lillian Russell, whose popularity remains high as the Broadway run nears its end. J Wilson stars in the show and will appear in the next opera The Lion Tamer, with Miss Mike Jansen in a key role.
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Mike Jansen
Yale-Prindgeton
Prot Told
Amherst College
Bryan P. Stevenson
Brazil
Minneapolis
Lord Lytton
Owen Meredithh
Annie Beaju
Lecumeran Theosophiy
Jane Hading
Countess of Albany
Syd B. Griffin
Lowell
Lillian Russell
Arthur Jule Goodman
Illustrated American
Potent vegetable medicine praised for health claims
The text extols Braxpaeta's Pies as a medicated vegetable treatment that allegedly normalizes digestion, cleanses the stomach and bowels, improves skin and eyes, and restores vigor. It touts consistent dosage effects and common sales in druggists, with Branureth's Pulls accompanying the line as a sold product.
Golden Sepret of Long Life Found
A fragmented note describes Aunt as a vegetable oral laxative and mentions keeping the head bowels open and feet warm. The text is unclear and reads like an old remedy fragment with unspecified context or outcome.
Otto's Cure Promises Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement touts Otto's Cure as a universal remedy for coughs colds asthma consumption and throat and lung ailments. It claims a free trial bottle and offers large sizes for five cents and one dollar.
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L. W. Randolph
Otto
Peril and Exploration in Alaska from New York Ledger
The veteran explorer Frederick Schwatka leads an Alaska expedition for geographic discovery. The illustrated 6 issue novelette set promises world significance, with early serials like At the Honna Belle and Mordbank, plus Woman’s World features and travel adventures. Subscription offers include free holiday numbers and sample copies.
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Rockies
J. S Harbour
Mordbank
Maurice Thompson
Hugh MacNair
Japan
W. C. Kitchin
Heaven
Mance
Harriet Prescott Spofford
T Ledger
Four Corners
Harold Frederic
Sheridan
Ireland
Pennsylvania
J. H. Connelly
Red Cloud
Waterloo
Tropics
South
Metropolis
Amelia E. Barr
Faltaawthorne
Col
Thomas W. Knox
George Parsons
Thomas Lunn English
de Marquise Lanza
Kate M. Cleary
Jas. Reeve
Hornet Prescott Spofford
William Winter
Mary Kyle Dallas
W. G. Kitchin
Robert Bonsers Sons
William Street
New York City
Kings of Humor at Music Hall Friday Evening
Netherwood Bowling Club presents a varied programme featuring BILL NYE and AP BURBANK. The bill includes songs, ballads, Kipling readings, stage bits, and comic pieces with titles such as A Ballad of East and West, The Wreck of the Julia Plante, The Congested Humor of Old England, and Kip Van Winkle. Acts by MK BURBANK MR NYE and Boucicault promise audience entertainment with readings and humorous essays. The program notes indicate possible changes without notice.
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Usic Mall
Bill Nye
AP. Burbank
Mude
Netherwood Bowling Club
East
Kipling
Burbank
Old England
Casteria Remedy Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary text references a remedy named Casteria used when someone named Bans was sick and later in connection with Citi and Cogbro. The passage reads as a sequence of medical brand-like terms with unclear context or outcome.
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Bans
Casteria
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Second Street
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Knights OF Honor
Lee Rae
WELLIAM W@ITE
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Elias R. Pqbe
Ira W. Murray
W.B. Rogers
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