Travels Abroad Narrative of Nice Cannes and Monaco Drive
The travelers describe a Marseilles start with a scenic rail journey south through Toulon Cannes and Nice. They detail the Riviera coastline vineyards old towns Monaco Monte Carlo and the Corniche Road with vivid notes on views fortifications and historical figures linked to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Paris
Genoa
Notre Dame de la Garde
Harur
Toulon
Valleya
Cannes
Alps
Bella Vistas
Lord Broughan
Golfe Juna
Napoleon
Elba
France
Nice
Riviera
Menton
Monaco
Ventemille
Chateau Hill
Corniche
Jourisls
Egypt
Monte Carlo
St. Louis Exposition
Barbaroski
Paillon
Observatory
Mont Ager
Paria
la Tearbe
Cressar Augustua
Cap Martin
Eugene
Napoleon III
Duchess of
Triumphs of Modern Surgery Advert
Blanche Goodman Silliman extols modern surgery and antiseptics in vivid travel prose. She highlights removing organs, splicing bones, and pipes replacing diseased veins with rapid healing. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is praised for pain relief and faster recovery, advertised as a home saver. W T Younger Druggist sells the product.
Color line at St Louis World’s Fair sparks hostelry plan
President Francis and fair officials weigh building a reception hall for African Americans and hiring Anna M Curtis as hostess. Restaurants display anti Negro signs and a pike house refused water to black patrons. Water company cites trade with whites. An official suggested separate tanks and glasses for negroes.
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Francis
St. Louis
Anna M. Curtis
Water Company
Doctor Sued Over Cholera Morbus Remedy Sale
R White of Coachella California sues a local doctor for twelve fifty claiming charges were excessive for cholera morbus treatment. He alleges the doctor praised his medicine and dodged a direct answer about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note ends claiming the remedy never fails and is sold by W T Younger Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. White
Coachella
Cal
Chamberlain
W. T
Roosevelt’s Gettysburg Remark Sparks Metaphor Debate
The Baltimore Herald praises President Roosevelt’s vivid rhetoric in a Gettysburg speech describing Pickett’s charge as a “bloody spray of gallant failure.” The note calls the line a fresh specimen of vigorous metaphor, reflecting his impetuous public utterances. Also promotes Dr. Fowlera’s Extract of Wild Strawberry for infant illness and Dr. Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup for bilious symptoms.
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Roosevelt
Pickett
Baltimore Herald
Value of Boy and Girl in Parental Damages
A debate from New York and New Jersey courts on whether a girl's life is worth the same as a boy's in compensation cases. Judges Adams Maddox and Bischoff, noting changing economic roles, say outcomes depend on each case with girls often breadwinners and sometimes worth more to families than boys.
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New York
Adams
Newark
N. J
Werpupp
Evan F. J. Eastwood
Ella Werpapp
Henry Werpapp
Evan Eastwood
New York Central
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Louis
Adame
Eastwood
Charles Frederick Naething
Woman’s Club
Samuel Maddox
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Maddox
Bischoff
Supreme Court of
Baltimore Sun
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Strong Heart Health
An advertising claim states that perfect digestion ensures a strong heart. It asserts indigestion harms the stomach and heart, and that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves digestion, eases strain on the heart, and restores full heart function naturally. Sold by Dillard Drug Co.
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Dillard Drug Co
Ambition of Boys and the Balance of Work and Wealth
A New York World column argues that most boys pursue riches yet true success lies in following one’s calling with integrity. It urges youths to discover their fit, work hard in their chosen field, and help others, rather than chase wealth or imitate the few who succeed.
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N. Y
Fortify Baby Health in Heat With Teething Syrup
Fortify babies against heat related illness with Dr Fahrney s Teething Syrup that claims to prevent cholera infantum. Sold at 25 cents with a simple dose and note of safety for infants.
Seven Sevens in Matthew Vocabulary Cited by Panin
Chicago Tribune reports Russian scholar Ivan Panin now living in Grafton Massachusetts argues the first eleven verses of Matthew show a deliberate numeric design around the number seven. He notes forty nine words arranged as seven sevens across vowels nouns proper names and more to support his claim.
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Ivan Panin
Grafton
Masa
Panin
Jeans
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed Worldwide
For a hundred years Witch Hazel has been valued as a remedy, but E C DeWitt Co of Chicago combined it with antiseptics into a salve. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is touted as the best for sores cuts burns bruises and piles. Public urged to seek the DeWitt name on every package and avoid counterfeits sold by Dillard Drug Co.
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E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
de Witt
DeWitt
Dillard Drug Co
Anthracite Mined In Pennsylvania Last Year
The annual report abstract by Chief Mine Inspector Roderick shows 67,171,950 tons of anthracite mined in Pennsylvania, with 60,231,000 tons shipped to market. Miners earned about 135 million at the mines, 300 million at distribution. 151,827 workers averaged 211 days, Dauphin Schuylkill district 261 days. There were 518 fatalities in and about the mines.
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Roderick
Department of Mines
Pennsylvania
Dauphin-Schuylkill County
Philadelphia Press
Dean's Ointment Offered as Universal Cure
An advertisement proclaims Dean's Ointment as the only reliable cure for itching piles, claiming it is absolutely safe and failure impossible for people of all ages and stations.
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Dean
Party Platforms by 8 E Kizer
A midwestern columnist mocks party platforms as bloated with jargon and empty terms. He argues both Republicans and Democrats hide meaning in phrases, while proposing a simple truth based platform: “We’ll be honest, we’ll be fair.”
Pain Balm Praised After Wagon Accident
Mr. George K. Babcock of North Plain Connecticut was thrown from his wagon and severely bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and called it the best liniment he ever used. The ad notes no equal for sprains and bruises and claims cures in one third the time of other treatments. Sold by W T Younger, Druggist.
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George K. Babcock
Chamberlain
Babcock
North Plain
Conn
W. T. Younger
Corn Gospel Train Promotes Iowa Corn Planting
Professor P G Holden of Iowa conducts a rail tour preaching proper corn planting. In three days the journey covered 450 miles, visited 50 stations, delivered 60 lectures, crossed 15 counties, reaching 3,000,000 acres of Iowa farmland. Expected 7,000,000 bushels more corn worth about 8 million dollars next year.
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P. G. Holden
Iowa
Professor Holden
Bequest for Year Long Tomb Stay Prompts Strange Wager
A Russian widow in Paris leaves $1,250 yearly to the first person who locks themselves in a tomb for twelve months. Lodgings are a stone cell above the vault, no light, no contact with the outside world, meals brought daily. A Paris observer says one man tried it, eight months in a lunatic asylum. The will favors anyone who earns the money by a worthy effort.
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Pere Lachaise
Baltimore Sun
Paris
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8. E. Kizer
Chicago Record-Herald
Cleveland
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Democrata
Democraty
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