The Delicate Nervous Woman Finds Help in Patent Remedy
An old advertising piece urges nervous women to seek relief from sleeplessness and irritability through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims ills of overwork and worry cause weakness and declares the medicine cures female weakness and nervousness, promising sound sleep and restored health. It touts the product as superior to narcotics and notes free literature from the World's Dispensary Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Huttale
Mexico City Letter Teems With Holiday Life And Dangers
The report from Mexico City sketches festive scenes in churches and schools, festive trees and private parties, plus a grim note on typhoid fever risk. It mentions American influence and a local parade of events, including a ball, an exhibition, and misrule during holidays. Names and places include Mrs Dennie, Tarods, San Antonio, and Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbes
Cislovietea Climerte
ChUsias
Mary
San Antonio
Jay Panather
Tole Ain
Ernst
Walt
A mixed column on Mexico and American readers in 19th century era notes
The writer discusses Americans in Mexico including lawyers and public life, mentions a New Year’s incident in San Antonio, horse races in Mexico City, and advertisements for insurance and goods. It notes cultural differences, language, and possible border preferences, ending with a remark about American performer Eddie Foy touring south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Baporkurt
Republic
Willy Ly Syes
Pantheon Amd
Te Olsen
Mexico
Wihiel
Obwi
Elaine Weed Dee
Tavuibe
Shane
San Antonio
Thoreough
Napoleon
Severy
Antonio Garreia Rubin
Tarasquilin Street
St. Louis
WY T
Cal
Jockey Club
Tacubaya
Political Nonsense and Press Rivalry in Odd Fragments
A jumble of clipped musings on politics, advertising, editors, and press ethics. The piece laments sensationalism, urges honest voting, mocks circulars and public notices, and likens a newspaper to a bicycle run by a capable rider.
World of Baseball Leg 2 reports Texas league plans
The piece discusses winter training, salary limits, and management in Texas baseball for 1890s era teams. It notes O Connor arrival, aims to field a strong San Antonio club, and outlines proposed salary caps, contract practices, and stock company backing to stabilize the franchise and region. The article highlights player lifestyle, training methods, and the role of club officials in shaping the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike O'Conor
O'Connor H
San Antonio
Tine
Pexas
Mike ‘O'Connor
O'Conner
Roy
Doh
Cher
Cycling chatter in the north and Washington events
The piece notes bicycle laws and use in northern cities including Chicago and Washington. It highlights notable cyclists and activities such as Mrs. A E Rinehart riding 17 000 miles, Frank Waller winning a race in Washington, and local mentions of cyclists and events. It mentions new 97 models arriving slowly and various social bicycle outings and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court
Oliver Thoman
A. E. Rinehart
Denver
Washington, D. C
Frank Waller
Charles A. Bigelow
Harlem
York
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Mexico City
Wumeorts
Wovan
Chancery Vane
London
Queen's Hallitys Hs
Oak Retett
Poviety
Lowden
Sam Antonid
Tex
San Antomio
Tres
Rettenul Sugdiger
Warner's Cafe Co
Eaaree
Ben
Nike
Inky Wits
Slex
Weuils
Tie Press
Tate Chievapey
East St. Lugis
Eddie Foy
Curlain
Bothus
UN Tekless
Ruth
Manabe
Fey
Vale
Trailes
Wittel
Ophiy
Naunagers
Hesh
Billy
Taylor
Lew Dickinson
Wail
Trawis
Elutson
WHS
Pexa
Lom Star Sint
Texas
Irur
Tait
Anatin Ia
Gilvestun
San Romo
Dales
Texas Agsadition
Lis
WOC, Puller and Company
Thin Avenue
New York
Mooeh, Fuller and Company
Third Avenue
Baltimore
Mooch, Huller and Company
E. B. Franck
East Houston
Maverick Bank
Ernest Corlnes
Rising & Lake
T. 4
Ae Cycle
John Rollina
Jim Reach
Fuad
Wile
Indiana Bicycle
Messrs
Albert
Ernest Steves
Frank Lewis
Miss Mayo
San Juan Mission
Roach
George Teynolds
Marchant
Bard
R. Krank Bunting
Adiake
Ciiteage
Galveston
Uhla Atate
Terry
Rangers
W- B. Roach
South Phees
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