The Astor Wealthes The Present Astors and How They Enjoy Life
Special Correspondence on John Jacob Astor WMn B Astor and fortunes left behind. John Jacob paid 70000 for a chronometer and built the Astor House. The Astor library, the greatest in the country, drew foreign visitors including Dom Pedro. The library houses an immense, costly collection from aristocratic sales and rare volumes.
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Astors
John Jacob Astor
Wmn. B. Astor
New York
Astor Library
Dom Pedro
Brazil
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Dum
Pedro
Astor Family and the Rise of John Jacob Astor
A historic sketch traces John Jacob Astor and his heirs, detailing his voyage from Waldorf to New York, the rise of Astoria and the Astor House, and William B. Astor. It notes his shrewd land purchases, avoidance of ostentation, and his lineage shaping New York’s wealth through the 19th century. The piece recounts how multigenerational Astors built vast property holdings, with William Waldorf Astor later becoming a noted figure and potential future wealth leader.
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Iake Jacob Astor
Waldorf
Baden
London
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Ltch
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Chip
New York
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New York City
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Mr. Astoy
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Terrible confession of kidney illness and cure
J Henson of Rochester New York recounts a ordeal beginning June 1 1881 with extreme pain and disease misdiagnoses. After trying various treatments he credits Warner's Safe Cure with reversing Bright's disease symptoms and regaining health, asserting many deaths labeled as heart or other ailments stem from kidney disease. He urges readers to seek early evaluation for kidney issues.
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America
Maine
California
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Foote
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Warner
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Donstead
How Kitty Was Cured
Kitty Gray, a kitten, kept stealing cream from a pantry bowl despite punishment. Bertie once pushed Kitty into the cream to stop the habit, then confessed to his mother who forgave him if Kitty was cured. From then on Kitty avoided the cream bowl and hid whenever it appeared.
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Des Moines Growth Shown By State Finance Company Hit
A Chicago special describes Des Moines as a hub of prosperity with rich soil, vast farms, and strong finance. It highlights the State Finance Company at 210 4th St with Geo. H. Marsh as president and J. C. Cummins as secretary, noting assets near one million, paid capital of 200000, surplus near 500000, and expansion across the Midwest.
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J. C. Cummins
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Kansas
Nebraska
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Dakota
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A Place for Everything in Dakota Encounter
An eastern man in Dakota tries to offer a business card to a citizen, but is halted by Mr. Bulge who draws a revolver and warns against carrying cards in the hip pocket. The stranger explains he was offering a card and apologizes, while a tongue in cheek note about walking health appears in a New York Times line.
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What in soul food inspires the reader’s care
A jumble of quotations and anecdotes spans editors, painters, and doctors. It cites German gymnastics, copper coins, and a vanished editor, weaving in remedies from St Jacobs Oil to Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Witty asides on nails, boots, and Broadway mingle with notices of cures and prices.
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